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RE: welding
exhaust is the hardest thing to weld, so i wouldnt try it untill you know how to weld... or your gona turn the heat up to high and then you gona have to try to fix all the holes you just made.... [:'(]its not fun, a buddy of mine thought that he was a pro... 30 min later i fixed it all for him
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RE: welding
http://www.dynomax.com/ecat/ecat.asp?page=1click on this link an go to accessories its on the second or third page
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i have a lincoln arc welder that i use for larger projects (havent gotten this garage wired up for 220v yet though)and a small mig welder from walmart that i use for doing exhausts.....i dont think ive used muffler clamps in a long time....
the mig welder is onlya 110v so it doesnt have too much power.....turn the heat only low....wire speed at about 5 or 6 and just weld away....only problem with welding exhaust while its on the car is that it gets kinda hard when your trying to get the top of the pipe.......
i would deffinately suggest clamps if you dont have much experience
the mig welder is onlya 110v so it doesnt have too much power.....turn the heat only low....wire speed at about 5 or 6 and just weld away....only problem with welding exhaust while its on the car is that it gets kinda hard when your trying to get the top of the pipe.......
i would deffinately suggest clamps if you dont have much experience