weld rad support...
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Re: weld rad support...
I started to take the spot welds off on the replacemnt support since it still has some of the old car frame still on it...shit was pissn me off...nah I don't kno any1 with that...i drove around and was askin shops...they all said 350
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Re: weld rad support...
If u werent so far away I'd come do it for u....but if you have the right bits they shouldnt piss u off. and spot welding it on with all the holes drilled would prob take all of about 45 minutes...lol. 350 is alot
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Re: weld rad support...
i used a big ass mallet and a chizzle(sp?) to get my old one off. took me about an hour. and then i used a grinder to make it all smooth and pertty again. its only spot welds so it shouldnt be too hard to break off
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Re: weld rad support...
Pinch welds actually... On most vehicles where the core is "welded" on... I have a drill bit specifically for getting those off... I just drill through the first layer of metal and most of the time it pops loose and I don't even mess the metal up underneath...
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Re: weld rad support...
ooooh my bad. i dont even think ive ever heard of pinch welds so i stand corrected. but thats pretty nifty. next time i wreck my shit i might have to invest in one of those. but yea if you dont have one of those a grinder or some mean banging with a chizzle will do the trick with some patience