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> Right Rear Wheelhouse repair, Ever start something & wish you didn't?
thomasotten
post Nov 22 2003, 10:55 PM
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What began as a suspension console replacement has no moved on to other areas. This was a small quarter sized hole, till I cleaned it up...


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DNHunt
post Nov 23 2003, 10:13 AM
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A lot of mine is butt welded. My biggest problem was trying nor to burn through. I did have to reweld some (well to be honest, quite a bit) because when ground down the welds I found gaps I had to close.

I found the smallest spot weld I could count on was 1/4. Tim is right about tightly fitting the pieces together. Clamps are great if you can use them but I found that I had to use pieces of wood wedged in to hold the pieces together. 2X4's running across the engine bay don't leave much room.

I coughed up the money for an electronically darkening shield (like Tim descibed I think). Best money I've spent to date. It hard to pony up more money especially for something that does go on the car but it really helps if you can see.

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