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L92 w/ Texas speed stage 2 cam. Basically, for half the price lol.

It does in 3rd, but very very setup suspension it’s very controllable if it happens!

I love this hahahaha

Thanks! Honestly I just had the amp turned down because the kids were in bed, I should just record straight to my computer and not worry about it!

Depends… you can do it cheap cheap but cheap and reliable don’t go hand in hand. I want to say I was $7000 total into it including buying the trans and some other upgrades and not just dropping a stock motor and trans with a half smoked clutch in. That was a full engine rebuild, cam kit, used t56, clutch, shifter and bushing, motor and trans mounts, HPTuners, full exhaust, oil pump and cooler and lines, radiator, other odds and ends.

Sure do! It’s got a 6.2 and overfenders and an FDF angle kit with feal coilovers on it now hahaha

My thought was “she knows who and what she married, maybe she’ll be less mad in the bedroom than in the entryway” hahaha

I’m not sure she knows how much it cost originally… probably for the better

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Yes!! I run an AHP AlphaTIG 200 and this. Works great for anything at home. I can always crank up the amps and run stick if I have to but this thing works wonders. Use Lincoln S500s and 275/375 tig machines at work, no dual shield tho.

This is my e36, my wife has a Grand Cherokee and I have an XJ out in my woods somewhere 🤣

Love them! I might try fmjs next time I need to buy arrows but these definitely haven’t done me wrong and I practice out to 100

It’s done so well for so long!! Time to upgrade!

.25” thick. I think this was running around 200ipm at ~19v. Can’t remember. It’s MIG, turn the knobs til it penetrates and runs good lol

no. its american engine

LR4 4.8L “LS” from a Chevy truck. Cars got a 6.2 LS motor in it now lol

It’s a 325is coupe! And the motor in this video was a 4.8 truck motor. It’s since been replaced with a 6.2 liter making much more power and much cooler noises

OR A CAMERA MAN HINT HINT

@@bulletholez I know a guy!

Pretty much! Penetrates well and dials in easily and runs smooth, even has a pre-flow built in which was a nice surprise!

Hahaha thanks I think! Just do it like this so it’s easier on my already destroyed rotator cuffs

No one is safe 🤣

Never said I was, figured the harbor freight 140a 120v welder sitting on a driveway welding dirty angle iron would have given that away.

I’d like your expert input on how it was too hot, considering there was no blow through but good visible penetration, no undercut which means I had good angle and plenty of wire feed/travel speed since my bead came out flat and not concave? I’m always open to learn I’m just not sure where I went wrong.

@@bulletholez text book weld lol really good penetration without getting it all red hot haha

Run hot move fast maximize penetration while minimizing heat input to reduce base material distortion!

@@bulletholez you can also run colder and move slower, it’s up to personal preference but I do like to run a bit hot

Not too shabby for a fitter! Hahaha

I run long sleeves with tillman gloves, friend wanted a video on how the machine ran so I sent a bead for him real quick and this was the result. I don’t suggest my safety ignorance to anyone!

Lol if you’re worried about getting burnt while welding you’re probably not a welder

Safety Sally here