jerry rig lift
#51
03-25-2011
yeah, but everything is gonna change fairly soon anyways, i have plans for it after i get a good full time job after i gradate at the end of the year and i have money to burn, i'm gonna do an engine swap so i'm gonna put bigger axles in and i'm gonna do an actual suspension lift and every thing.
#52
03-25-2011
Explains everything... Let me guess, you think you know everything, and that's why you can't take a little criticism. You come on to a pretty much public forum where people speak there mind. You can't expect people to "shut the **** up."
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03-25-2011
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dude, i'm not a dick just when people are like that to me, one i'm in high school so of course i'm not rolling in money, two i'm good with welding and making things out of metal, so usualy the things i make are pretty good, three, i'm really not stupid, make honer rool every time, i;m also an acomplished musician and made the us army all american marching band, 125 of the best high school senior musicians form across the country, don't belive me look it up, four, why in the hell should you have to pay money when you have the skill to make something in stead, yes i should of known about that pin but its fixed now, and that fifty dollars in my gas tank. and my truck really isn't that bad, i actulaly am told that it i keep it looking good, the body is in great shape and so is the interior, no mechanical issues, so in my book thats not a piece of ****, if you don't like what i do then ignore it, i mean its not really that hard to do, and don't worry i never plan to go to california
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#62
03-28-2011
^ you know the only thing he's gonna get from that post is "welds will break"
he's going to proceed to tell you how amazing his welds are, and how they are never going to break. On top of making it on the honer role every year, he also instructs weekend classes on how to weld for people like you and I.
edit..forgot the popcorn
he's going to proceed to tell you how amazing his welds are, and how they are never going to break. On top of making it on the honer role every year, he also instructs weekend classes on how to weld for people like you and I.
edit..forgot the popcorn
#63
03-28-2011
yeah i'm definitely not illiterate, or i wouldn't be able to read the threads dip-****, again, if i was a know it all, why would i come on hear and ask for advice?
the welds breaking is highly unlikely since i let them cool, on their own and didn't douse them,a slow cool lets the metal keep its flexibility while dousing the weld with cold water will temper the metal which in then turn makes the metal more brittle, more brittle metal would have a higher likely hood of breaking especially if heated up quickly and in cold conditions.
the welds breaking is highly unlikely since i let them cool, on their own and didn't douse them,a slow cool lets the metal keep its flexibility while dousing the weld with cold water will temper the metal which in then turn makes the metal more brittle, more brittle metal would have a higher likely hood of breaking especially if heated up quickly and in cold conditions.
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03-28-2011
#66
03-28-2011
yeah your just so cool man, you probably don't even know what annealing or tempering metal is, annealing is heating up the metal and then letting it cool slowly,which makes it less brittle, tempering is cooling the metal quickly which makes it harder and brittle, i let it cool slowly, which means i annealed the metal making it softer and less not brittle.
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yeah your just so cool man, you probably don't even know what annealing or tempering metal is, annealing is heating up the metal and then letting it cool slowly,which makes it less brittle, tempering is cooling the metal quickly which makes it harder and brittle, i let it cool slowly, which means i annealed the metal making it softer and less not brittle.
BTW you should know that age, experience and treachery will always beat youth, enthusiasm and skill. These guys are just pullin your pud.
You might think about taking some of the advice you asked for when you started this thread. Then somebody might engage with you and give you some real wisdom, based on experience. Your call, I dont actually give a toss.
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03-28-2011
#70
03-28-2011
yeah your just so cool man, you probably don't even know what annealing or tempering metal is, annealing is heating up the metal and then letting it cool slowly,which makes it less brittle, tempering is cooling the metal quickly which makes it harder and brittle, i let it cool slowly, which means i annealed the metal making it softer and less not brittle.
#72
03-28-2011
i really don't understand why you guys have to be such dicks to me, you guys call me a dick and an *******, but look at yourselves and what your saying,i'm sure most of you are adults, but its like i'm dealing with a bunch of high school kids, grow up, you people continue to bash me and i'm not saying anyhting ill back to you. and i'm not saying that no one knows how to weld, just defending my own, opposition.
