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SR20DET Project in Progress
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Starting to repair rust on spare front

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stirlingmac
Posted: 2004/9/11 8:41  Updated: 2004/9/11 8:41
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 Re: SR20DET Project in Progress
Brings tears to the eyes that kind of commitment.. I have seen plenty of nicer shells get trashed. On the subject of spot welding you can do a fairly good spot weld with a Mig welder with a bit of practice. IN fact there are tip shields designed for the job and the flasher welders have a spot timer build in to set the arc length time. Drilling a hole thru one panel thickness helps wih the smaller low amp machines.

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holeshot
Posted: 2004/9/11 9:02  Updated: 2004/9/11 9:02
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 Re: SR20DET Project in Progress
One place I worked at had one of them hand things,could never reach were I needed it to go and it was heavy.MIG is the ezyest for me now at home, drill a hole then clamp to gether fill the hole with weld.

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belgian_roadster
Posted: 2004/9/11 18:04  Updated: 2004/9/11 18:04
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 Re: SR20DET Project in Progress
Trying one again to link to my album.
If it still doesn't work, please help me!

Thanks,
Chris

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B210sleeper
Posted: 2004/12/9 5:40  Updated: 2004/12/9 5:40
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 Re: SR20DET Project in Progress
hmmm... learned something.

drilling holes in sheet metal to use the mig to weld them together.

:)

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belgian_roadster
Posted: 2004/9/10 19:06  Updated: 2004/9/10 19:06
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 Re: SR20DET Project in Progress
Here is the link to my album.
It's brand new and I made some mistakes during upload.
Anyway, enjoy

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woodydat
Posted: 2004/9/11 0:21  Updated: 2004/9/11 0:21
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 Re: SR20DET Project in Progress
Hmm i might have to take a run out to Toolies, and see what the prices are for a 240volt portable spot welder like that, i have a fair bit of stuff to do.... dor skins, joins.... etc etc.... oh and its getting seem welded

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ang94541
Posted: 2004/9/11 8:11  Updated: 2004/9/11 8:11
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 Re: SR20DET Project in Progress
your "My Album" kinda looks like my album

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Dodgeman
Posted: 2004/9/10 15:56  Updated: 2004/9/10 15:56
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 Re: SR20DET Project in Progress
With one of these, you could really do a number on all accessable seams like the racers do, & stiffen up any possible sucpect part of the body.
It's good to see someone doing the whole thing right,... right fron the start.
I liked the 'action shot' with various coloured sparks flying too, & i just LOVED the callendar.

Edit. I just realised, i can see the front sheet metal & the chassis rails, but where is the rest of the body, or are you building one car from two or more bodies?

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belgian_roadster
Posted: 2004/9/10 16:24  Updated: 2004/9/10 16:24
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 Re: SR20DET Project in Progress
You're right! I'm building one out of two.
The rest of the body is in my photo album.
Search for "SR20DET Project in Progress" and you'll find all pictures.

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belgian_roadster
Posted: 2004/9/10 16:34  Updated: 2004/9/10 16:34
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 Re: SR20DET Project in Progress
About the portable spot welder... it's a professional tool.
It's sold thru companies supplying body & paint shops.
It's a fantastic tool. You have different "arms" in different lengths and widths. You can nearly access every body panel.

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2332owner
Posted: 2004/9/10 16:48  Updated: 2004/9/10 16:48
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 Re: SR20DET Project in Progress
Speaking of spot welders... I've seen some for sale that run on 115V or 230V single phase (normal house voltage for the U.S.) has anybody tried these, because they're inexpensive which makes me wonder if it would be worth buying one. Here's some examples of what I've been looking at:

115V

230V

Hobart 115V

Hobart 230V

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A14force
Posted: 2004/9/10 10:15  Updated: 2004/9/10 10:15
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 Re: SR20DET Project in Progress
WOW, thats keen!

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woodydat
Posted: 2004/9/10 10:23  Updated: 2004/9/10 10:23
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 Re: SR20DET Project in Progress
wow keen indeed, where can i get a portable spot welder like that?