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LGAFF master fabricator...ok thats a stretch
The Siamese plenum I did I picked up from the Phrog man for a good price.....but the MAP senor brackets were hacked off...
 So I figured I would fix it.... Drilled a 6mm hole for stud  Tapped a aluminum spacer from ACE  and alittle JB....  Alittle sanding and it will look stock
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Re: LGAFF master fabricator...ok thats a stretch
BRILLIANT!
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Re: LGAFF master fabricator...ok thats a stretch
It's nice being able to do your own work. Feels good, too.
Good job.
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Re: LGAFF master fabricator...ok thats a stretch
 Good enough
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Re: LGAFF master fabricator...ok thats a stretch
Looks like it'll do the job.
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Re: LGAFF master fabricator...ok thats a stretch
Nice job Lee.
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Re: LGAFF master fabricator...ok thats a stretch
Now that's what I'm talkin' about!
 Lee!Yea, it does make you feel good when you can get stuff like that dunn!
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Re: LGAFF master fabricator...ok thats a stretch
Not half bad, Lee! Course powder coating is out of the question, I suppose. I have some "Alumaweld" and a video that shows just such type of reconstruction of aluminum castings. I've played around with the stuff some, and I'm intrigued by how well it might work in just that kind of application. If that epoxy doesn't work out, give me a call, and lets see if this Alumaweld stuff is all its cracked up to be!
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Re: LGAFF master fabricator...ok thats a stretch
Paul this stuff is good to 600 degrees.....so I am not sure that you could not PC....I used Alumiweld to fill my siamese intake......the issue is getting the parent metal hot enough..I waqs successful once.
I was using MAP...I think with an Oxy torch it would work. Also check out muggyweld.com
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Re: LGAFF master fabricator...ok thats a stretch
This is the metal putty not the 2 part epoxy....
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