2007 Silverado 5lug conversion
12-02-2012, 05:44 PM
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It's just how I did it.. My first idea wasn't going to work as I planned.. So I just took one of my dirt track wheels and cut the center out and used that as a pattern..
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12-02-2012, 07:36 PM
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Might want to clamp it down to a flat surface and set up a guage to check run out of the hub surface. The heat on a mig welder isn't concentrated enough and has a tendancy to warp the heck out of the metal, tig would have been a better choice even though it takes longer to fill the hole.
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12-02-2012, 08:34 PM
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Might want to clamp it down to a flat surface and set up a guage to check run out of the hub surface. The heat on a mig welder isn't concentrated enough and has a tendancy to warp the heck out of the metal, tig would have been a better choice even though it takes longer to fill the hole.
12-02-2012, 09:00 PM
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Might want to clamp it down to a flat surface and set up a guage to check run out of the hub surface. The heat on a mig welder isn't concentrated enough and has a tendancy to warp the heck out of the metal, tig would have been a better choice even though it takes longer to fill the hole.
12-03-2012, 12:30 AM
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Might want to clamp it down to a flat surface and set up a guage to check run out of the hub surface. The heat on a mig welder isn't concentrated enough and has a tendancy to warp the heck out of the metal, tig would have been a better choice even though it takes longer to fill the hole.