MIG Welder @ rear Subframe ?

[Gesucht]

What kind of MIG flux-cored welder would be good for rear subframe camber and caster mods ?
Would this Lincoln Weld-Pak @ Home Depot works ? :

http://www.homedepot.com/Lincoln-Electric/h_d1/N-wpZ1xr5/R-100031840/h_d2/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053

[AndrewBird]

Lets put it this way, Harbor Freight's welders are better than that thing. Well, higher amperage output anyway.

If you really have to ask if that welder will work, then you obviously don't know how to weld. That being said, save your money and pay someone to weld everything for you. Will be cheaper and much safer.

[Gesucht]

I think you are right.
How much it normally costs for just welding the kits to the rear subframe (off the car) ?

[maniacmatt]

Ya, if you aren't even sure what welder to use I wouldn't be welding on the suspension of a car.

Also gas-less flux core is a very poor choice. I TIG welded mine and they are holding up great. An experienced shop could probably do it for you for a couple hundred bucks at the most. Get out the yellow pages and make a few calls.

[mentaleeill]

if you bring a welder everything all ground clean i cant see it being more than a 100.

where are you located?

[atldohc]

Ya, if you aren't even sure what welder to use I wouldn't be welding on the suspension of a car.

Also gas-less flux core is a very poor choice. I TIG welded mine and they are holding up great. An experienced shop could probably do it for you for a couple hundred bucks at the most. Get out the yellow pages and make a few calls.

if you havent cut off part of the side/top of the bushings, you should do so before putting the subframe back in. it will mark it harder to get a wrench on the outside nuts when it comes time to adjust them