going to install some global west sub frame connectors. seens like the rear sub frame the metal is not as thick as the front sub frame, just worried about burning threw rear sub frame when installing these connectors. anyone had problems with this? best way to weld? run a bead on sub frame then weld on top of first weld to connector?
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I’d suggest you measure the metal, mock it up with scrap in the same working position and practice.
You can control which piece gets more heat by the position, speed, and technique.
(10-01-2018, 12:03 PM)Mister 4x4 Wrote: My beads sucked on the fronts, but they're solid enough:
I always thought that was what they made grinders for. It's amazing how good some of my welds look after I've hit them with the grinder a time or two, and touched the welds up as necessary.
“If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough.”
--Albert Einstein
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