PowerTig 200LX Aluminum noob pics

[Mad-Dax]

Ok I need to post these I have had them a while....but a continuation of my project. The custom intake I made for the 2JZGE-T engine.





















I have some other ones I need to post too.

[jericho777]

Mad-Dax nice work. What's your HP goals? Let's see more of your build pics! Please.

[everlastsupport]

Daxx,

Looks like you have the aluminum under control. Also looks like a lot of work, nice.

Thanks for posting.

You're welcome to post your project if you like and have time. We like to see the welds, but we like to see the projects too.

[Mad-Dax]

Mad-Dax nice work. What's your HP goals? Let's see more of your build pics! Please.

I'd like to hit 600hp but I will drive everyday so with the clutch I got maybe to stay in the 450-500 range. Will post more later.

[McClary]

your getting there! more you do , better you get. and it looks like your improving alot over your projects... keep up the work!

[everlastsupport]

Aluminum is a hard way to start but you picked up pretty fast.

Like said, you can see the improvements from the 1st to 2nd project. I know you have not had the unit long, I am impressed.

Keep the projects coming.

[The Goat]

MD,

Nice job, that aluminum can be tough, you see that first "wiggle" and it's too late!!

Goat

[The Goat]

When our welder was teaching me to TIG aluminum, he would have me tack together a three sided box, (two sides and a bottom) and then have me weld into the corner to drive the heat that way. This would teach me to watch for the "wiggle" and lay off before everything blew out. This was great way to practice for a novice.

On a side note, I watched this guy TIG two gum wrappers together, he had talent!!.

Goat