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Eternal's Straight 6 Build Thread
Well got the garage ready to go! and build table is at last dead flat!
(sorry about the bad photoshop) So i guess at last i can start my build. I will be using the RB25DET out of my written off my Nissan Stagea (skyline estate) and using a sierra donor for all the parts i need. I hope the 7" difs can take the torque of the engine. Will need to use the stock one for the IVA but if i find problems i can allways swap around later. I will be doing a small extention on the front to move the suspension/rack forward and to make more space inside the engine bay area. Will have to get a free cad program from somewhere and make my chassis design in it. Anyhow not much more to say about atm but i will keep this updated as i do the build. Laters! Eternal (Alex) |
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Hello Alex, all the best with your build, but I think you should look for a bigger & better equipped workshop mate!
Dennis.
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Haha alot of saving to get all that lot but kinda handy to have the gear when needed.
Not used the tig for a while still getting it all setup but just did this. Just a bit of practice work any tig welders able to give me any tips? trying to work out how to finish the weld off and look nice this one looks a big crap at the end. EDIT: whops i made the image size was massive lol Last edited by Eternal : 16th June 2010 at 04:27 PM. |
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does the tig have down ramp control? that can help the crappy end you get on your run
loads of tigs have diffrent settings and knobs understanding what thay do realy helps id be using a 2.4mm tungsen very pointed, 1.6 filler, around 50amps dc and 25 crator/base if you have it, pulse off if you have it, hf start on if you have it 1 sec pre gas 2 sec post gas keep the torch travel constent with around 1.5 mm gap and dip/drag the filler onto the edge of the shiny pool to cool it keeping the bead uniform in with as the work pice heats up you just go a bit quicker not as easy as it sounds a steady hand makes light work in the tig world i realy miss tig welding Last edited by baz-r : 16th June 2010 at 06:51 PM. |
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Can I just say.......
Chuffin nora! I WANT that workspace!!!!!!! Good luck with the build, can't wait to see this one finished
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Nice build area, looks like you spent a few bob down your local Machine Mart too!
That's the first build area I have seen that has a PC with the haynes forum up, so you can ask questions whilst actually doing the work - fantastic! Look forward to seeing this build progress!
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