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    1. #181
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      stupid fab question:

      how do you go about welding nuts to thicket steel? i need to do that on a lakewood bellhousing, but cant ever seem to get them to stick. what kind of nuts? any special procedures?

      Michael
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    2. #182
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      Quote Originally Posted by dusterbd13 View Post
      stupid fab question:

      how do you go about welding nuts to thicket steel? i need to do that on a lakewood bellhousing, but cant ever seem to get them to stick. what kind of nuts? any special procedures?

      Michael
      Thicket steel? I am assuming you mean thicker steel. I tigged the nuts to the steel plates, but it can be done with a mig, just need to get the amperage correct.
      Ron Schwarz

    3. #183
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      You can also get threaded inserts that are thicker and stronger than nuts to weld on

    4. #184
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      Ron- this is an incredible build! do you have any pics or procedures from when you were building the initial chassis?

    5. #185
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      I find it easier to build the perimeter portion of the chassis first, then I have something square to work off of. I'm sure the Morrison would have a more high tech, way to do it, I find it hard to keep something square with all the welding.

      Ron Schwarz

    6. #186
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      Wow Ron, I liked the Mustang build....but this one might even be better.

      I am seriously impressed :-)
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    7. #187
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      Main hoop got bent and tacked in tonight, the front bars started, Looks pretty good, need to get the watts link calculated before I get the rear bars in.



      Ron Schwarz

    8. #188
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      hey, I think your rear end may not be at the right angle

      LOL looks awesome

    9. #189
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      This thing is crazy looking



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    10. #190
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      Very cool Ron. Love the look of it!
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    11. #191
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      Quote Originally Posted by Ron S View Post
      This thing is crazy looking
      Yeah, but crazy in a good way!
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    12. #192
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      Man your cars move quick! Looking good, love the fat corvette wheel

    13. #193
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      Looking good Ron, Is it going to be ready for Motor State?
      Keep up the good work.

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    14. #194
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      How much room is above the main hoop? Did you get it all the way up so us tall guys and ride lol.

      Robert

    15. #195
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      Quote Originally Posted by dusterbd13 View Post
      stupid fab question:

      how do you go about welding nuts to thicket steel? i need to do that on a lakewood bellhousing, but cant ever seem to get them to stick. what kind of nuts? any special procedures?

      Michael
      I always start the weld on the thicker metal and blend it over to the thinner metal with a mig.

    16. #196
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      This is kind of a personal question. Do you ever sleep? I know shops that don't move this fast. Keep it up!

    17. #197
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      Incredible build so far

    18. #198
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      Quote Originally Posted by Ron S View Post
      This thing is crazy looking

      Ron,

      That thing is going to look like a square roller skate!

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    19. #199
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      Quote Originally Posted by Ron S View Post
      This thing is crazy looking

      Ron Looks killer man! Love the meats on the back!
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    20. #200
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      Also, with the centerline of the rear end sitting so high up in the body the back of the trans will have to be raised up quite a bit to get the driveline angles right. Good thing you are making a whole new trans and driveshaft tunnel, cause it's going to be HIGH!

      Andrew
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      Please get in touch if I can be of service.

      "You were the gun, your voice was the trigger, your bravery was the barrel, your eyes were the bullets." ~ Her

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