My Dezod Turbo Manifold cracked..
09-27-2009, 06:43 AM
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soflo, i can agree with you....
when i got it re-welded, (by someone who has been welding for 25+ years)
he explained to me the difference between a "fuse" weld, and a "tig" weld.
The guy showed me references of multiple manifolds he has welded, and how its done correctly.he explained to me that fuse welds are strong, but not strong enough for most car related applications due to an insane amount of reasons in which i will not list.
He continued to show me examples of the bad,good,sloppy, clean etc. etc. and it was painfully obvious that the manifold I was sent was fuse welded, in SOME spots.
I guess the welder got lazy, and i got the crap end of the stick.
when i got it re-welded, (by someone who has been welding for 25+ years)
he explained to me the difference between a "fuse" weld, and a "tig" weld.
The guy showed me references of multiple manifolds he has welded, and how its done correctly.he explained to me that fuse welds are strong, but not strong enough for most car related applications due to an insane amount of reasons in which i will not list.
He continued to show me examples of the bad,good,sloppy, clean etc. etc. and it was painfully obvious that the manifold I was sent was fuse welded, in SOME spots.
I guess the welder got lazy, and i got the crap end of the stick.
Last edited by SteveTC_RS_4-0; 09-27-2009 at 07:20 PM.
09-27-2009, 12:42 PM
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09-28-2009, 03:18 PM
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soflo, i can agree with you....
when i got it re-welded, (by someone who has been welding for 25+ years)
he explained to me the difference between a "fuse" weld, and a "tig" weld.
The guy showed me references of multiple manifolds he has welded, and how its done correctly.he explained to me that fuse welds are strong, but not strong enough for most car related applications due to an insane amount of reasons in which i will not list.
He continued to show me examples of the bad,good,sloppy, clean etc. etc. and it was painfully obvious that the manifold I was sent was fuse welded, in SOME spots.
I guess the welder got lazy, and i got the crap end of the stick.
when i got it re-welded, (by someone who has been welding for 25+ years)
he explained to me the difference between a "fuse" weld, and a "tig" weld.
The guy showed me references of multiple manifolds he has welded, and how its done correctly.he explained to me that fuse welds are strong, but not strong enough for most car related applications due to an insane amount of reasons in which i will not list.
He continued to show me examples of the bad,good,sloppy, clean etc. etc. and it was painfully obvious that the manifold I was sent was fuse welded, in SOME spots.
I guess the welder got lazy, and i got the crap end of the stick.
09-29-2009, 04:48 AM
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i dont care anymore because its fixed and thats all i wanted. luckily it was free, well not completely, since i work in a tattoo parlor i just tattooed the guy and he welded my manifold 
Last edited by SteveTC_RS_4-0; 10-01-2009 at 07:43 PM.
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