limits of a Tial 38mm wastegate

[Saxon]

@607motorsports

Good point… guess i’ve never tried running low boost on my setup though. The lowest i’ve went with it was 1 bar and didn’t notice creep there either.

well fwd in particular you should run as low as possible in the lower gears to maintain traction, i will help you out the best i can with your boost controller/setup btw so hopefully you get that bitch to hook this year :tup:

[reliant_turbo]

@Baldturbofreak

Nothing wrong with welding mild steel to stainless. Just use 308 rod. I do it all the time.
If you need Tial stuff or tig welding just gimme a hollar dude.

Also, convert your mig to 309 wire and run Tri-gas. You’ll migweld stainless all day.

thanks rick. ill be in touch.

what kind of current do you typically need to weld stainless with a mig?

Brian

[Baldturbofreak]

As little as possible bud. As low as she can go and still make an nice pool.

[reliant_turbo]

ok. so for something like sch 10 pipe are we talking 50A or 150? i only have a 130a mig. thats why i ask.

Brian

[Studderin]

@Baldturbofreak

As little as possible bud. As low as she can go and still make an nice pool.

you should make a intro post rick. I find them entertaining

[Firehawk853]

@reliant_turbo

ok. so for something like sch 10 pipe are we talking 50A or 150? i only have a 130a mig. thats why i ask.

Brian

Depends on wire thickness and your travel speed welding. If you are using beveled weld els you should be fine with a 110v MIG. www.millerwelds.com is a great welding site with forum

[reliant_turbo]

@Studderin

you should make a intro post rick. I find them entertaining

that and a slazer post too

@Firehawk853

Depends on wire thickness and your travel speed welding. If you are using beveled weld els you should be fine with a 110v MIG. www.millerwelds.com is a great welding site with forum

thanks for the info. ill have to give it a shot.

Brian