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    Turbo !!!!!!!!

    Hey guys, im getin a T-25 turbo this weekend, and im gonna build the pipes and shit in my welding class. , ill keep ya guys updated
    ***DENNIS***



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    Excelent.
    Post plenty of pics. If you make a few manifolds you can make some cash off this board.
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    awesome!
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    Cool beans bro! Some pics and other assorted shit would be awesome. Yeah, Kroy's usggestion about homemade manifolds would be great. MIG or TIG?
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    http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...2/faa20d35.jpg

    I'm gonna make mine a log style like this. I will prolly make a couple extra ones.
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    I like that. Its simple and to the point. I just may buy one.
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    Thats how im making mine, and there more then likely gonna be tig. I got everything at school plasma cutter, weldin els, mild steel plates, 2" alum. pipe, and my teacher said if i make a donation to some united way thing he host, then i can use what ever i need, I chose the T-25 turbo over the T/3/4 turbo, bigger airflow :-)
    ***DENNIS***

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    keep the 411s coming

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    Isn't it really damn hard to TIG steel to aluminum? It should go one or the other, but not both. They don't melt at the same temperature, you will bow a hole in the aluminum before you get the steel hot enough to melt.

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    Wow! That is nice looking! Is that one you made? What kind of material is that?
    "Feed their greed with your need for speed"

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    could you make a few to sell? I need one if you can... thanks

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    nonono u miss understude me , i mean alum, air flow pipes, the headers are gonna be steel , and the down pipe is gonna be steel
    ***DENNIS***

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    so then they just bolt together. that would make sense. I must have not read it right. right on thought if you can make it work

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    Well this sounds pretty cool. I wish I had a TIG welder, and plasma cutter those things kick ass. Is this class high school or college? My high school welding class sucked. NO money in the budget.
    I'm your local R&D nut. Fabracting, welding, tuning and breaking my stuff so you don't have to.

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    High School welding was so damn fun. We were a 'hick' school, so things like welding had a huge budget.

    And to get it clear...you are going to TIG all of it? I would think that TIG on the aluminum would work, but then steel would be a whole bunch easier MIG. Ooh! You could go SMAW too!

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    Damn you BMS, I could have never taken welding. Stupid yuppie ass school district.
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    My high school was kind of a kick school. Half or us drove lowered cars and trucks the other half was off road crazy. We didn't have money for anything cool and extreme just the basics.
    I'm your local R&D nut. Fabracting, welding, tuning and breaking my stuff so you don't have to.

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    Well im gonna tig the pipes, as far as the headers, i havent desided mig or SMAW........its college classes , i go for like a year doin cuttin , tig, mig , SMAW, advanced pipe.....then when i get out i start at a shop near my house for like 17 an hour to start gettin like 60 hours a week..... its pretty fun......but anyways...ill keep u guys updated on the project
    ***DENNIS***

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    So what stuff would you do in your shop, custom fabracating stuff for cars, exhaust, etc.
    I'm your local R&D nut. Fabracting, welding, tuning and breaking my stuff so you don't have to.

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    everything from alum... to steel....to pipes.....its a diploma program in welding and joining tech
    ***DENNIS***

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    Hey guys, I got a T3 turbo brand new for 150 plus shippin.......whoa whooo....anyways......I got all the parts for the header and downpipe layed out in class, I have to finish my class work then I can start on the headers.......ill have pics of the headers and the turbo as soon as i get my came back................
    ***DENNIS***

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    If you can make a pretty good manifold, I'll be all over it if you make a couple more.

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