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wanted; pix of a frame notch
The GMHTP link no loger works for me so I am now going from memory. If you remember the patch plate he was cutting to fit inside the frame rails, you would notice it had a good amount of surface rust and mill scale. It is very important to remove all scale and surface rust prior to welding...- PCS74
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- Forum: Brakes, Suspensions, Tires & Wheels
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wanted; pix of a frame notch
No, it's not good work at all. First, hammering rusty inner fenders is nothing more than a hack job at best. There are much better solutions, and yes they cost more, by why would you ever beat rusty fenders in with a hammer. If you wanted to get out of it cheap you could just as easily...- PCS74
- Post #13
- Forum: Brakes, Suspensions, Tires & Wheels
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wanted; pix of a frame notch
I used to have pictures of mine up on the board. They are probably long gone and the car and the frame are gone as well. I'll see if I can dig up some pics and scan them in.- PCS74
- Post #12
- Forum: Brakes, Suspensions, Tires & Wheels
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wanted; pix of a frame notch
That was directed more at the magazine than at you, sorry for the misunderstanding. The magazines used to have higher standards.- PCS74
- Post #11
- Forum: Brakes, Suspensions, Tires & Wheels
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wanted; pix of a frame notch
Is that what we are calling good fab work these days?- PCS74
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- Forum: Brakes, Suspensions, Tires & Wheels
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ATR Header Material?
I need to know what grade stainless ATR used for their headers. No guesses please. Thanks, Chris Skarzenski- PCS74
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- Forum: General Turbo Buick Tech
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Newbie welder..help!
If you plan on doing body and patch work skip the tig, you'll just warp it. I would go with 1st) Lincoln sp-135+, 2nd) Miller Millermatic 135, 3rd) Lincoln sp-135. With lots of practice you will be able to do more than you ever dreamed of with any of these welders. Don't buy one with a...- PCS74
- Post #8
- Forum: Turbo Lounge
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Pics and Video of the New Camaro Concept!
Revise the front fascia and grill slightly, deep six the ram air scoop and I'd call it perfect. Chris S- PCS74
- Post #23
- Forum: Turbo Lounge
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I'm in the 98%
Orange wrench. The original study must have been done in a red hammer factory as the 98%/2% figure is bogus. The probability is virtually nil that you would have 15 out of 16 pick other than a red hammer if those percentages were correct. Chris S .- PCS74
- Post #17
- Forum: Turbo Lounge
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Logic question
Brian has it right. (-1*-1) = 1 sqrt(-1*-1) = sqrt(1) sqrt(-1*-1) is not equal to sqrt(-1)*sqrt(-1) Chris S- PCS74
- Post #8
- Forum: Turbo Lounge
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new camaro
The red/black camaro rendering from gordyzx9r's post looks sooooo much better. GM design or not, it would outsell whatever the general designs by twofold. Chris S- PCS74
- Post #24
- Forum: Turbo Lounge
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new camaro
Missed them on svtperformance, can't find them anywhere else. Can someone help me out... Chris S- PCS74
- Post #7
- Forum: Turbo Lounge
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Difference between T6061 & T6063 aluminum?
Give a man a fish... www.matweb.com- PCS74
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- Forum: Turbo Lounge
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Shop Equipment
I think any decent condition/quality American equipment is out of the question at that price. I would stick with Grizzly. Their quality seems to be controlled better than Jet/HF (No experience with Sherline), their customer service is very good, and they have a good reputation with the home...- PCS74
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- Forum: Turbo Lounge
