discomark10
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Got 1 arm done and installed, the other bracket is a bit tight and needs adjustment.
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dont look much like tig ?got my arms back from the welder, had em tig'd, wanted to make sure they are as strong as possible as there is only a small area to weld!
discomark10
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they said they guy would tig em.. hope he wasn't lying to me! 
I think he lied, if my tig looked like that Id give up ,sorry
200tdi ayre
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Yeah my mig is better than that !
discomark10
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hmm.... well dont know what to say now, bit disappointed!
200tdi ayre
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A good inch of weld should hold a tonne
discomark10
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fook knows, just hope it will be good enough!
200tdi ayre
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Don't worry as long as it was set up right it doesn't particularly matter what it looks like it'll be plenty strong enough mig is more than adequate
discomark10
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Just measured up for my new brake lines and on the front there is 2 sets of brake lines... my question is what does the second line do as most only have one..
Oh and im going to attempt to get the lump in tomorrow!
Oh and im going to attempt to get the lump in tomorrow!
Dr_evil
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True but if he's paid extra to have it tig'd and its been mig'd I'd be ****ed off at that
200tdi ayre
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True
No cold lap.
On pressure tested stuff I do tig root run(instead of low hyd rod) then finish with arc
On my suspension arms I do tig root and 2nd pass then mig for a good build up with the job still hot
discomark10
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Mr Noisy
Coming in your ears.
200s have 2 brake hoses up front as they are twin circuit caliper.
I recently bought the calipers, bias valve and master cylinder of ayresy's 300 so that one day I can get round to converting to single circuit calipers. This is because I want to reroute my brake lines and its easier with one pipe
I recently bought the calipers, bias valve and master cylinder of ayresy's 300 so that one day I can get round to converting to single circuit calipers. This is because I want to reroute my brake lines and its easier with one pipe
discomark10
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200s have 2 brake hoses up front as they are twin circuit caliper.
I recently bought the calipers, bias valve and master cylinder of ayresy's 300 so that one day I can get round to converting to single circuit calipers. This is because I want to reroute my brake lines and its easier with one pipe
I read somewhete about blocking 1 output of the master cylinder and routing 1 caliper input into the bleed nip from the other side to equal 1 line going from master cylinder to caliper.... but would this pass a mot?
But if not ill have to do as you are... want to get my new lines ordered asap.
On another note wish me luck! V8 is going in today!!!!! Might even have it running if all goes well!
