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Welding Alauimium And Cast Iron Help

mark/1979

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hi can someone help me to find some one to weld my planuim its alauinuim and i need to weld a t4 flange on my exausth manifold cast .

thanks for all your attantion guys i live in bayswater any joint near me that they do this stuff ??

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Do you know anyone that fabricates metal or can weld? if so ask them to have a go. The cast iron manifold needs to be preheated before welding otherwise more cracks are goin to show up. The Aluminium is a hard one to weld as its prob a cast alloy. You are not goin to find many people that are willing to try and weld that.

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Tried Boss Aluminium on Canterbury Road near Subway? http://www.bossaluminium.com.au/ or Alltek Welding on Bayfield Road East? http://www.alltek.net.au/

Both are within a short walk of each other. I drive past them every day to get to work.

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hi thats thanks guys for qucik reply the reason i want to weld my eaxusth manifold beacuse i have a t70 turbo with a t4 flange and i dont want to go high mount it looks bad for the cops and the alauminuim for my planium i am doing my gtst runners into rb26 planium with six throttle bodies thats why i need some one to weld these for me but i will try the two of them guys and will see what they say i think is going to cost me and arm and a leg for them to do it but :)

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