a good MIG is gonna run you alot, unless you can find one used through a shop which is always a good deal. if you use the right stick and depending on the amperage the arc welder can put out and your welding ability you will get a great weld. you can always tack everything too and take it to a metal shop and have them weld it for you, that way you know the welds will be strong enough and reliable. i was saving for a MIG but my buddies dad is buying a miller in about a month, so i'm just gonna wait for that though.
nice axles too i have a hp d44 that i'm building i just have no money and i'm startin to look for a 60 rear.
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Just went and ordered my bilsteins 5100's. Should be comin in about a week, once i get them ill probably drop a couple leaves, cut the coils, and have the old girl lowered down.
dont cut the coils, theyre cheap enough to buy. rockkrawler ones can be had pretty cheap, ZJ coils can work too (a tad stiffer, just add an inch 4" ZJ = close to 5" XJ).
looks good dude. you didnt mention whihc LA setup you have- iz dat sum clayton?
dont cut the coils, theyre cheap enough to buy. rockkrawler ones can be had pretty cheap, ZJ coils can work too (a tad stiffer, just add an inch 4" ZJ = close to 5" XJ).
looks good dude. you didnt mention whihc LA setup you have- iz dat sum clayton?
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