im gonna be in melb by about 7pm will this be ready for skids by then
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You have issuesOriginally posted by 50RTDComment
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How's the Tig going?13's for $1300: RX4/929 nugget.Originally posted by mylibertyComment
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Diff and tailshaft done. tailshaft copped new front uni, yoke and centre bearing. Diff got new bearings and pinion had to be machined to fit the torque lock.
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Got gas yday but haven't had a chance to fire it up yetOriginally posted by aaron_hogan View Post
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I think i have the same helmet as you, you will need good natural light for it to work properly with the tig, doesn't handle night well at all.
Love the build.mehComment
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Be very careful with those helmets if you are doing any high frequency AC Tig work,especially at low amperage's. They flicker and drop out frequently.
I recently replaced mine with a cig weld prolite, which has 4 sensors instead of 2 and is good down to 5amps on AC. Streets ahead of the old unit.
The old one is great for mig/stick etc though.Means well but is skittled
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Back on all four wheels with new suspension. Sits perfect height.
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Chapel tough laps tonight?Originally posted by Faux ForgComment
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Sic re
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What do reckon total cost will be for this venture?Comment
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$11k as I redid all the suspension
Today fitted up the tailshaft and then modified the height of trans mount so tailshaft angle wasn't too bad. Then welded up the catback as I switched it from passenger to drivers side cat location. Also cut a wedge out of the section above the diff so it tucked up nice. Looks a bit shit, but least there were no holes. Had a practice on aluminium for a while, but just went to shit when I tried cooler piping. So going to drop of drivers side cooler piping and rad to mate to weld.
Had bit more play of the accelerator pedal. Chopped the plastic back heaps to the smallest possible. The. Took out a little bracket on firewall. Seems to tuck up nice. Just need to bolt it in
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the weld looks ok. as long as air doesn't escape, it's doing its job.Comment
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Exactly. Lol
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Heatproof paint and step back two more steps, that's my solutionI own a two and a half litre Commodore - 8.93 at 142mphComment
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