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Originally Posted by wparsons
Just because Inox has one meaning doesn't mean KW isn't using the word for something different. Kind of exactly like how your link for "Euro Inox" is for a company that specializes in giving stainless a colour coating.
Do you enjoy crapping on every thread with bad information? In one post today you recommend KW coilovers, now you say anyone paying for them is an idiot.
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http://www.kw-suspension.com/us/kw_inox_line.php
Note that KW claims their INOX line has superior corrosion protection to zinc plated steel. Well, duh. What they don't compare is the supposed INOX superiority to "ordinary stainless steel" which they also spear to make, although it appears KW is careful bit to be too clear about what their "INOX line" actually is other than not zinc plated steel.
How come KW claims they INOX coat some of their product but not other stainless steel product? Why don't they test those two products!
Cosmetic eye dandy designed to attract extra dollars from the ignorant.
And actually, if you read the product information KW doesn't actually claim their INOX line is coated at all. And furthermore, coating stainless steel would increase its susceptibility to corrosion so I think racecompengineering just assumes it is some sort of coating. Stainless steel must be exposed to air to retain its chromium surface to remain corrosion free. So I call bullshit on the claim that anybody " coats" stainless steel to protect it from corrosion. See for example the paint experts at:
http://www.bssa.org.uk/topics.php?article=119
You haven't answered my question about INOX coating on stainless steel. What's it supposed to achieve? According you that Euro INOX link corrosion protection has nothing to do with INOX coating, it's just a way of colouring stainless steel, which is quite difficult BTW.
When are you going to give up with your ill informed, and frankly stupid personal attacks? You give every appearance of being one of the idiots you're signature refers to.