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  1. mrandrei
    You did a phenomenal job! *claps*
  2. mrandrei
    My dad was able to buy a used 350 Syncrowave with cart, cooler, torch and all for $1500. It's pretty reliable! I think he found it on Craiglist.
  3. mrandrei
    Woah,that's an awesome idea. Thanks for the tutorial. It's very helpful!
  4. mrandrei
    Try this one: http://horsepowerperformance.com/c-77742-hand-tools-crimping-tool-die.html
  5. mrandrei
    Found this one. Woodward Fab Bead Roller . It works with up to 18-gauge mild steel. It's less than 200$.
  6. mrandrei
    Those are some serious headers! Expensive, perhaps.
  7. mrandrei
    Nice list above. Steel wool or a wire brush also helps. Depending on how rusty the panel is, you may need both.
  8. mrandrei
    I often shop in http://www.nutty.com/. Prompt delivery and fair prices.
  9. mrandrei
    Looks good!
  10. mrandrei
    You can order a kit from Conrad.
  11. mrandrei
    Dual saw works great. Very tough, plus the assembly is also minimal.
  12. mrandrei
    H4 removable bulbs would fit perfectly in your car.
  13. mrandrei
    I use a Powercon 400. It is a energy efficient welding rectifier and effective in power savings.
  14. mrandrei
    Patience is a virtue. It would be better if you can post some pics of your project.
  15. mrandrei
    Cool! But the graphics aren't that great.
  16. mrandrei
    Great job!
  17. mrandrei
    Good luck on your project! Looking forward to seeing the end-product.
  18. mrandrei
    Wooooah! That's a handsome car. The wheels look fine, atleast for my standard.
  19. mrandrei
    I use my homemade welding cart from Harbor Freight, it's a service cart which I modified. It's huge at 24x36, but it can hold my mig, grinders, brush, and all the other equipment.
  20. mrandrei
    No way, that shell is quite expensive. You can surely find a better shell somewhere else. But I kinda like the structure of it.
  21. mrandrei
    Heat wrap is also a good idea. When I was experiencing trouble with the header on my truck melting the starter cable, my mechanic advised me to use firesuit material from a used firefighters reflective uniform. His idea's brilliant, it works incredibly well.
  22. mrandrei
    Check out this thread - http://forums.hybridz.org/showthread.php?p=976513
  23. mrandrei
    Correct me if I'm wrong, both MIG & TIG welding can be used on aluminum and steel and stainless steel...You simply change the electrode to match what you are welding.
  24. mrandrei
    Nice job man! Your work area is looking great. Mine is an utter mess.
  25. mrandrei
    Try these links - http://rednecktoysonline.com/Trucks%20Main/Chevy%20Resto/Cab/Cab%20Resto%207.htm http://www.mig-welding.co.uk/sills.htm Good luck!
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