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All you need is patience and someone whose competent at welding aluminum... It's not rocket science.
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Originally posted by Roland H View PostLike I said, not anyone can do it. Welding aluminum is tricky shit, in case you haven't tried it before....
It's not something I could do if handed a welder, but that's what cases of beer and pizza are for.
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Originally posted by Bimmerman325i View PostI haven't tried it myself. I know it's not as easy as steel, but any competent welder with some experience welding aluminum could do it....and there are quite a few guys around that are skilled welders.
It's not something I could do if handed a welder, but that's what cases of beer and pizza are for.
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Originally posted by Roland H View PostI'm just saying, it's quite the project. Measure twice, cut once, measure twice, weld once, hope to god it lines up right.
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Originally posted by 325ix View PostHmm, I knew it was slower, but I think part of my problem is my ignition components are old, does anyone know if 91 octane will work with a 93 octane chip?
Why bother? Get a 91 chip.
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