I finally figured out....

[teamrope]

What to do with the resonated tips. :)
Nothing like a little practice with the mig welder to kill time.
Plus it quiets the winter beater down a little.

http://www.ywave.com/~teamrope/pics/TRK1.jpg

Megs tips on the winter beater

http://www.ywave.com/~teamrope/pics/TRK2.JPG

Maybe in the winter months I have too much time on my hands. :D

http://www.ywave.com/~teamrope/pics/TRK3.JPG

Maybe I have too much time in my hands. I think I may need :help: .

[Petrograde]

lookin' good! :up:

[BillyGman]

LOL!!!!...hey, I'd say that's pretty good practice on your part. MIG welding is supposed to be the best for exhaust work. And the MIG welding I've had done to the exhaust on cars that I've previously owned had never given out.:) BTW, does anyone know what "MIG" stands for? :confused:

[CRUZTAKER]

:lol:

The first thing to come mind here....

"If there's an engine block hangin' from a rope...in a tree in your yard...."

"You might be a redneck":D ;)

[jgc61sr2002]

You put the Meg's tips to good use. :D :cool:

[MarauderMark]

Ahh They don;t look bad .I think it looks good.Just need the ss inserts now.

[Smokie]

Excellent job, those tips look good no matter where you put them.:up:


Billy, I think MIG is slang for welding with an inert gas to stablelize the flow of molten metal, you wind up with nicer looking welds.

[teamrope]

:lol:

The first thing to come mind here....

"If there's an engine block hangin' from a rope...in a tree in your yard...."

"You might be a redneck":D ;) I always thought that was if you had a home that's mobile and a half doezen cars that arn't,
you might be a redneck. :D

The only thing stopping me from putting the other set on the dually is the size of the pipes.
I wonder how they would look on the Chevelle? :)

[BillyGman]

Excellent job, those tips look good no matter where you put them.:up:


Billy, I think MIG is slang for welding with an inert gas to stablelize the flow of molten metal, you wind up with nicer looking welds.I know that it also produices a stronger and longer lasting weld, atleast on exhaust parts. I had it done in my 73 Vette on a place of the headers that previously kept breaking other types of welds, and the MIG welds held up for 6 years!!! I thought that "M.I.G." specifically stood for something, becase ther's also another type called "T.I.G." welding.

[Rob1559]

Nice work but......



You put them on a damn Chevy!

[BruteForce]

Put the other set on the lawn mower. :D

[Blue03]

I thought that "M.I.G." specifically stood for something, becase ther's also another type called "T.I.G." welding.

MIG stands for "Meg's Installed Good"....No actually It means Metal Inert Gas...I believe the gas would normally be Argon but as things get thicker involves adding Helium (my favorite vocal moderator) for a blended mixture. I think it is also called more generically GMAW (gas metal arc welding). TIG is for Tungston inert gas welding... have we reached TMI yet?

[CRUZTAKER]

I wonder how they would look on the Chevelle? :)
Likely good. I had a '73 that had glass packs that looked very similar. It was a very cool look.
I have that pic somewhere, but I'll have to edit that shot of me with the big azz mullet. :puke:

[CBT]

MIG and TIG: Metal Inert Gas Welding and Tungsten Inert Gas Welding. Those were/are still used but it was learned that not all gases used to shield the weld were Inert, hence the switch to SMAW and GTAW which is Shielded Metal Arc Welding and Gas Tungsten Arc Welding. I won this information in a poker game...

[BillyGman]

MIG stands for "Meg's Installed Good"....No actually It means Metal Inert Gas...I believe the gas would normally be Argon but as things get thicker involves adding Helium (my favorite vocal moderator) for a blended mixture. I think it is also called more generically GMAW (gas metal arc welding). TIG is for Tungston inert gas welding... have we reached TMI yet?
Thankyou for the technical answer that I sought. :2thumbs:

[BillyGman]

. I won this information in a poker game...
LOL...........:baaa: :baaa: :baaa:

[the_pack_rat]

Nice tabby.

:cat:

[jakdad]

LOL!!!!...hey, I'd say that's pretty good practice on your part. MIG welding is supposed to be the best for exhaust work. And the MIG welding I've had done to the exhaust on cars that I've previously owned had never given out.:) BTW, does anyone know what "MIG" stands for? :confused: Metal Inert Gas & Tungston Inert Gas. Most MIGs can be used without gas by changing to a flux cored wire. I don' t care for it as it makes a mess and not as pretty welds. After I got my migs, I gave the stick welder away. :)

[wchain]

Why didnt u put all 4 on it? :confused:

Looks good, and that IS a Beater! LOL

[RF Overlord]

Nice work but...You put them on a damn Chevy!

Hey, at least he didn't put dual 4" fart-cans on it!!!! :eek:

[RoyLPita]

The only thing stopping me from putting the other set on the dually is the size of the pipes.
I wonder how they would look on the Chevelle? :)
How about putting a set on the Galaxie????

[RoyLPita]

Nice tabby.

:cat:

Same here from another cat lover.

[teamrope]

How about putting a set on the Galaxie????
The Galaxie's already got side pipes. :)

[BruteForce]

You don't like the lawn mower idea? :alone:

[teamrope]

You don't like the lawn mower idea? :alone:
My lawn mower dumps out the side. :( it would be a pain trying to get up next to the house. I bet it would make that 5 horse Briggs and Stratton a little louder. The neighbors would LOVE that. :D