A completely different kind of project.
If it gets out of hand the thread will be locked and warnings will be issued.
Feb 18, 2011 | 09:28 AM
#212
I personally have never seen a bracket welded in but i have to believe you are correct. The fact that every bracket I have ever looked at is bolted/riveted was enough evidence for me to agree with him. Obviously welding them in can be done and does work but for me I will always bolt them in.
Can you post a pic of the brackets you are talking about. I have see parts welded but on the shear point(vertically attached to the frame they are usually not welded). Again just curious because I have never seen anything welded from trucks to semis and everything in between.
Can you post a pic of the brackets you are talking about. I have see parts welded but on the shear point(vertically attached to the frame they are usually not welded). Again just curious because I have never seen anything welded from trucks to semis and everything in between.
Feb 18, 2011 | 11:20 AM
#213
KickinAssAndTakinNames
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 794
Likes: 1
From: Seabrook, TX
as to the subject at hand, i think we can all agree that a homemade TB is a terrible idea, but god damn give the man a break. He will figure it out eventually,
Feb 18, 2011 | 11:23 AM
#214
I didn't intend to post but thought I was in my other thread when I did.
I have now been welding a about two years. Still learning and getting better but I would consider myself a decent welder. On a table with straight welds I can weld great generally. What I really continue to work on is curves, hard to reach spots, and other issues that make it difficult to lay a smooth bead.
I have now been welding a about two years. Still learning and getting better but I would consider myself a decent welder. On a table with straight welds I can weld great generally. What I really continue to work on is curves, hard to reach spots, and other issues that make it difficult to lay a smooth bead.
Feb 18, 2011 | 11:29 AM
#215
I personally have never seen a bracket welded in but i have to believe you are correct. The fact that every bracket I have ever looked at is bolted/riveted was enough evidence for me to agree with him. Obviously welding them in can be done and does work but for me I will always bolt them in.
Can you post a pic of the brackets you are talking about. I have see parts welded but on the shear point(vertically attached to the frame they are usually not welded). Again just curious because I have never seen anything welded from trucks to semis and everything in between.
Can you post a pic of the brackets you are talking about. I have see parts welded but on the shear point(vertically attached to the frame they are usually not welded). Again just curious because I have never seen anything welded from trucks to semis and everything in between.
Feb 18, 2011 | 12:30 PM
#219
Joined: Apr 2004
Posts: 16,820
Likes: 2
From: In a van DOWN BY THE RIVER
How about some of you newer guys that are on this bash wagon, keep beating a dead horse, post new links to some of your own work, if you even do your own work.. Im not hugging this guys ballsac, I don't agree with some of his stuff, but were beating a dead horse here... So post up what you have done, let the site see 
Feb 18, 2011 | 12:51 PM
#220
As critical as this site is, I am really surprised I didn't catch any flack about cleaning up my TBI casting and polishing the bores! That can be seen in my project post.
I agree with you John, if your not willing to put your stuff up for criticism, then you forfeit your right to bash.
I agree with you John, if your not willing to put your stuff up for criticism, then you forfeit your right to bash.
