some badass whitey bends
http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1123419&page=1
EDIT: I didn't do this myself... just showing that whitey bends have been catching on 8) http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/we...MXk1NDE%3D.jpg http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/we...MXk1NDE%3D.jpg http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/we...MXk1NDE%3D.jpg http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/we...MXk1NDE%3D.jpg |
Re:some badass whitey bends
by the time u complete that bend u can weld together ur entire piping and exhaust :-\
|
Re:some badass whitey bends
the way it angled, he could have use a 90 degree and be done ::)
|
Re:some badass whitey bends
Originally Posted by Ravage70
by the time u complete that bend u can weld together ur entire piping and exhaust :-\
Yeah but how else are you going to get that type of bend that isn't manufactured? |
Re:some badass whitey bends
wow :-*
|
Re:some badass whitey bends
wow, that is amazing
|
Re:some badass whitey bends
This are really nice. No company produces 90 degree bends with that small of a radius. Those are worth it IMO.
nate |
Re:some badass whitey bends
damn.. thats some sweet welding.. and does the piping get smaller as it goes through the bend? it kinda looks like it in the pics. ???
|
Re:some badass whitey bends
wow nice work. very clean welds. how long did it take u 2 do that
|
Re:some badass whitey bends
It was done by a shop.
|
Re:some badass whitey bends
Originally Posted by CSaddict
It was done by a shop.
|
Re:some badass whitey bends
HMT ideas are being stolen by the man.
|
Re:some badass whitey bends
Damn, I should go make a Whitey bend with my 110 Mig to compare. :-X That would be one horrible mess of a cluster ----. :-\
__________________ Best Car Insurance | Auto Protection Today | FREE Trade-In Quote |
Re:some badass whitey bends
damn thats a nice bend 8)
|
Re:some badass whitey bends
waste of time i think
|
Re:some badass whitey bends
Originally Posted by Shanksta
HMT ideas are being stolen by the man.
|
Re:some badass whitey bends
Originally Posted by blackcivic44
http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1123419&page=1
EDIT: I didn't do this myself... just showing that whitey bends have been catching on 8) those bends are nothing new; i remember playing with pipe in my grandpa's back yard 15 years ago that he had welded like that |
Re:some badass whitey bends
Originally Posted by ComputerJLT
Originally Posted by blackcivic44
http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1123419&page=1
EDIT: I didn't do this myself... just showing that whitey bends have been catching on 8) those bends are nothing new; i remember playing with pipe in my grandpa's back yard 15 years ago that he had welded like that nice welding, but I think you would get a mandrel bent 90 that would do the trick. |
Re:some badass whitey bends
Originally Posted by Cray91
so you were playing with a pipe at 15 years old?
|
Re:some badass whitey bends
Originally Posted by ComputerJLT
Originally Posted by blackcivic44
http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1123419&page=1
EDIT: I didn't do this myself... just showing that whitey bends have been catching on 8) those bends are nothing new; i remember playing with pipe in my grandpa's back yard 15 years ago that he had welded like that |
Re:some badass whitey bends
Yes, this is by far, not a new method of doing things. In fact, is has been around since before you could buy a forged or bent elbow. Pick up an old pipefitting handbook and they will show how to do things like this. It's OLD technology, not new. I don't think you can get an elbow that will turn that sharp on that size of pipe, but you may find a donut that will.
I know some of you may not agree, but when I see these pics, I see some good fabrication that is NOT suported with good welding. Those welds are way too narrow to have achieved full penetration. It is just a matter of time till it cracks open. |
Re:some badass whitey bends
Originally Posted by Engloid
I know some of you may not agree, but when I see these pics, I see some good fabrication that is NOT suported with good welding. Those welds are way too narrow to have achieved full penetration. It is just a matter of time till it cracks open. |
Re:some badass whitey bends
Bah, everybody is a critic. I've done some shady ass welding with a 110 gasless mig that is still holding up to this day.
__________________ Best Car Insurance | Auto Protection Today | FREE Trade-In Quote |
Re:some badass whitey bends
Originally Posted by Spenser
those welds are alot better then the original whitey welds, lol ;)
Say what you want about the original whitey welds, yeah they may not be pretty but they held up on a 16 gauge manifold on a Taurus that went through hellish car beatings for 2 and a half years and never had a weld broke. Again, its not a fashion show but I know your not serious cause man, don't make me pull out pics of your car. ;) |
Re:some badass whitey bends
Originally Posted by Engloid
Yes, this is by far, not a new method of doing things. In fact, is has been around since before you could buy a forged or bent elbow. Pick up an old pipefitting handbook and they will show how to do things like this. It's OLD technology, not new. I don't think you can get an elbow that will turn that sharp on that size of pipe, but you may find a donut that will.
I know some of you may not agree, but when I see these pics, I see some good fabrication that is NOT suported with good welding. Those welds are way too narrow to have achieved full penetration. It is just a matter of time till it cracks open. |
Re:some badass whitey bends
its not a home made job, you can buy them and they are done buy machines, you can see his welds on either end on the bend. ::)
|
Re:some badass whitey bends
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
Bah, everybody is a critic. I've done some shady ass welding with a 110 gasless mig that is still holding up to this day.
Sure, many people are critics, but I speak from experience: 19 years as a journeyman pipe welder, and I'm an AWS certified welding inspector. You would probably be amazed at what I can tell about how something was welded just by looking at the finished product. Those welds are way to narrow to have gotten good penetration. Not only that, but this area will see high heat and a lot of heat cycling.
Originally Posted by ComputerJLT
i'm betting the primary reason that those welds were done like that with little or no filler was for the eye candy effect.
Originally Posted by highroller54
its not a home made job, you can buy them and they are done buy machines, you can see his welds on either end on the bend. ::)
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/engloi...s/orbital1.JPG The welds below were done by hand: http://mywebpages.comcast.net/engloid/gatepipe1.jpg |
Re:some badass whitey bends
looks good to meeee
|
Re:some badass whitey bends
Originally Posted by Engloid
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
Bah, everybody is a critic. I've done some shady ass welding with a 110 gasless mig that is still holding up to this day.
Sure, many people are critics, but I speak from experience: 19 years as a journeyman pipe welder, and I'm an AWS certified welding inspector. You would probably be amazed at what I can tell about how something was welded just by looking at the finished product. __________________ Best Car Insurance | Auto Protection Today | FREE Trade-In Quote |
Re:some badass whitey bends
I read over my post again, and I think I did come across a bit harsh. Hope you didn't take offense.
As I said though, the fab work is great. In the worlds of fab work and welding, there's some people that are good at one and some good at the other. It may just be that this guy hasn't gotten a lot of experience and is picking up on the fab a bit quicker than the welding. |
Re:some badass whitey bends
Originally Posted by Engloid
I read over my post again, and I think I did come across a bit harsh. Hope you didn't take offense.
As I said though, the fab work is great. In the worlds of fab work and welding, there's some people that are good at one and some good at the other. It may just be that this guy hasn't gotten a lot of experience and is picking up on the fab a bit quicker than the welding. __________________ Best Car Insurance | Auto Protection Today | FREE Trade-In Quote |
Re:some badass whitey bends
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
After using the Miller welder at my friends shop I don't ever want to weld with my flux welder again. I thought I was a shitty welder because all of my welds with the flux look like ass, but I'm really not that bad with a good welder. :-\
|
Re:some badass whitey bends
All that welding on that pipe was a waste of time and shows the shops lack of material sourcing.
They could and should have bought some exhaust DONUTS from HERE They are made for impossible tight areas. Been using them in the Mustang community for years (Covell has been manufacturing them and other metal fab stuff since before most of you were born :P ) |
Re:some badass whitey bends
Woah! :o
http://www.covell.biz/images/Donuts.jpg __________________ Best Car Insurance | Auto Protection Today | FREE Trade-In Quote |
Re:some badass whitey bends
yea nice work i would have done it the same way just so i could tell people i made it myself :P
|
Re:some badass whitey bends
those are bad ass. :o
|
Re:some badass whitey bends
yea i have seen those donuts before to.. probably would have been ALOT easier haha..
|
Re:some badass whitey bends
nice link to the donuts, Alex in Houston.
i had read about them but never seen 'em. gets me thnking that i really gotta learn to weld. it doesn't look all that hard to do.... but i imagine it's tough to master. |
Re:some badass whitey bends
you can't compare those to whitey stylez y0, the welds are too "machine welded" looking. We need to big ol' fat ARC welding style y0
|
Re:some badass whitey bends
yeah we need the gerthy welds. Those exhaust donuts are hella expensive... i would have just sat down and whitey bended that ----...
|
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 11:06 PM. |
© 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands