Tampa Welding/Fab Shop
Thread Starter
Fuck the DOHC
Joined: Aug 2003
Posts: 697
Likes: 0
Originally posted by MadisFastDSM
well mig on aluminum is not recommended.... i am a auto tech and have icar certification and i wouldnt advise mig welding aluminum
well mig on aluminum is not recommended.... i am a auto tech and have icar certification and i wouldnt advise mig welding aluminum
__________________
-00 Civic EX Coupe BUILT D16Y8, Precision SC50, 12.80@105.8 14psi
-00 Chevrolet S10 LS 4.3L V6 Gas Guzzler
http://www.Sohchonda.com
Honda SOHC & D Series Resource
-00 Civic EX Coupe BUILT D16Y8, Precision SC50, 12.80@105.8 14psi
-00 Chevrolet S10 LS 4.3L V6 Gas Guzzler
http://www.Sohchonda.com
Honda SOHC & D Series Resource
gadget man
Joined: Aug 2002
Posts: 2,638
Likes: 0
it depends on how good you are. yes tig is the best way to go for strength and cosmetics as long as your not worried about it being slower. but since they make airplane fuselages using mig welding, I think it should be good enough for a charge pipe and a few brackets on an intercooler. If I had a choice I would go tig but since I have no money mig is just as good, as long as you prep the weld area right and have some half way descent welding skills then most anything we may do to a street car can be handled by a mig.
__________________
U.S.S.A Crew Member #001
U.S.S.A Crew Member #001
