pics of our junkyard setup - FINALLY DONE

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07-28-2003, 03:38 PM

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i built my complete charge piping without welding anything at all...

Yeah, it's not my car, so I didn't make the decisions. And I'm sure we could have built the charge pipe w/o welding, but we're currently looking for an excuase to weld any and everything

07-28-2003, 03:41 PM

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smoke a bit??

07-28-2003, 04:03 PM

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i built my complete charge piping without welding anything at all...

Yeah, it's not my car, so I didn't make the decisions. And I'm sure we could have built the charge pipe w/o welding, but we're currently looking for an excuase to weld any and everything

LOL...LOOKS LIKE YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS FOUND A NEW TOY....

i wanna weld too....but no one was willing to teach me, so i had to use JB welding.

07-28-2003, 09:23 PM

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Re:pics of our junkyard setup

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i built my complete charge piping without welding anything at all...

Yeah, the welder is cool, he picked it up off the tool truck for a decent deal. Anyone can MIG weld. Yeah, our welds aren't NASA approved, but they'll hold air. I really want to learn how to TIG, but it's hard finding a good machien for less than $1500 that'll do most metals.

Yeah, it's not my car, so I didn't make the decisions. And I'm sure we could have built the charge pipe w/o welding, but we're currently looking for an excuase to weld any and everything

LOL...LOOKS LIKE YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS FOUND A NEW TOY....

i wanna weld too....but no one was willing to teach me, so i had to use JB welding.

08-10-2003, 10:57 PM

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Re:pics of our junkyard setup - FINALLY DONE

bump for finished project

08-10-2003, 11:24 PM

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Re:pics of our junkyard setup - FINALLY DONE

Dump the cigaret buts out of the ash tray and you might shave some time off your final E.T

08-11-2003, 03:30 AM

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Re:pics of our junkyard setup - FINALLY DONE

sweet setup man I love to see a success story! unlike mine where the turbo smokes like a chimney.

08-11-2003, 04:08 AM

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Re:pics of our junkyard setup - FINALLY DONE

looks like a sibling from beaus family, ha ha

08-11-2003, 06:18 AM

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Re:pics of our junkyard setup - FINALLY DONE

Whatd you guys paint your charge pipes with?

Also is that oil drain/fitting custom? Thats really nice...

08-11-2003, 07:38 AM

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Re:pics of our junkyard setup - FINALLY DONE

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Whatd you guys paint your charge pipes with?

Also is that oil drain/fitting custom? Thats really nice...

I think he used some hi temp engine paint. Didn't come out too well, probably from all the damn humidity here. Looks good from a distance though. The oil drain fittings were from a toyota (corolla maybe?) EGR valve. We were gonna weld it to the pan, but it bolt up nicely with some toyota 'Form in place gasket maker' (hondabond equivalent I'm assuming).

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