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#1
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omg - must see - poor workmanship!
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I get the feeling that turbo will be slightly out of balance with those bits randomly spot welded onto the impeller..... Should last all of 3 minutes at idle.
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Last edited by cossie-nutter; 12 March 2009 at 23:18 .
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the words "disaster - waiting to happen" spring to mind.
#5
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Wtf?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
Click on the link and take a look at the throttle body welded to the downpipe!!!!
Surely that has to be a wind up.
If not, then I am just in total awe of that setup. I'm lost for words.
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and people who call manifolds "headers"
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It must have taken them ages to make up and bodge all the rubbish welding etc.
#9
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My welding isn't that much better
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There is a technical term we used to use for welding looking like this. "Pigeon S h 1 t".
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#12
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But why did it go like that? Mig welding with no gas?
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
Proby521
There is a technical term we used to use for welding looking like this. "Pigeon S h 1 t".
Looks like the ground around Nelson's column
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Quote:
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Henrik
But why did it go like that? Mig welding with no gas?
Welding with no comitment. Too much starting and stopping so getting splattering. A nice weld comes from slow continous moving. Mine looks like his
#16
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gotta love bird **** welds!
#17
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Must be a wind up, that turbo is just LOL
#18
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twin turbo's off the backboxes.... and sat under flamible rear seats and next to the petrol tank..... omg... I wish we could see it after a run.... ball of flames I'm thinking...
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OMG what was used for the welding, A Thermic Lance ???
#20
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Another bogus wind up thread to attract 10million hits
see
Direct Exhaust Induction (DEI)
Mustang engine flushed through with water
Body builder's crack-ho biatch
Corsa filter to a filter to a filter innit etc
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might be a scooby killer lol
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omg!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
#23
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Think those welds have been flicked on with a ruler!
#24
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they all look like new turbos though imagin how much it all cost u would have thought they would have done it propperly or even taken there time and as for the welds on the impeller
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#26
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anyone got a number or know if he does roll cages ???
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i think stevie wonder comes to mind !
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fcukin belter, ha ha
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Absolutely cracking stuff, indeed the screamer pipe is a classic.
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omg - must see - poor workmanship!
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and people who call manifolds "headers"
