Question regarding structual welding
Question regarding structual welding
Ok questions are as followed:
Where would i go to have a car cut, and re - welded using another vehicle?
Would it have to be engineered or done by one?
If so is there a cost?
Has anyone ever successfully registered a car, that had been in a front end collision only to fix it up using another car?
What shall i do bout the number on the strut? as it doesnt match up? get it re done? or?
Where would i go to have a car cut, and re - welded using another vehicle?
Would it have to be engineered or done by one?
If so is there a cost?
Has anyone ever successfully registered a car, that had been in a front end collision only to fix it up using another car?
What shall i do bout the number on the strut? as it doesnt match up? get it re done? or?
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Re: Question regarding structual welding
get them to cut around the number, like cut out the strut tower as one and weld it bak in, surely you dont need a whole front end - if the number doesnt matchup just nik the c plates off that car n say it was that one originally - unless its a sedan
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Re: Question regarding structual welding
If you cut the front off, make sure you brace the new one before it's cut off the old car. You'd hate to weld it in warped.
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Re: Question regarding structual welding
They may look at all the factors in relation to, 'the new car' by this I mean they will want to know the chassis number, engine number axle number. So it will be a bit of a mix mach exercise, but it will account on their records for the two vehicles.
Would be best to get in contact with RTA, as helpfull as they are, and find out exactly what the process is. I am guessing it gets registered as a new car with those different parts.
Would be best to get in contact with RTA, as helpfull as they are, and find out exactly what the process is. I am guessing it gets registered as a new car with those different parts.
Re: Question regarding structual welding
Many cars ago, I owned a V8 Ford Fairmont ute. It was a Falcon ute rear half grafted onto to front half of a Fairmont sedan. The join was through the floor under the seats, and the top of the A pillars. It was already registered when I purchased it but the interesting thing was the compliance plate still said "sedan". I only kept it for 12 months as I got sick of repairing issues every week-end (typical Ford !!)
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Re: Question regarding structual welding
go to a panel beater, do not cut out the number and weld it back its illegal!!!! and it will be obvious!!! , it might need a pulll and maybe rad support repair but from the photos posted its not a cut it off job
SEE AN EXPERT FOR CORRECT ADVICE!!!
GET AN EXPERT TO WELD ANYTHING STRUCTURAL!!! (ie not a dodgey backyard job)
anything less could result in death and not that it matters a lot refusal to register when inspected.
SEE AN EXPERT FOR CORRECT ADVICE!!!
GET AN EXPERT TO WELD ANYTHING STRUCTURAL!!! (ie not a dodgey backyard job)
anything less could result in death and not that it matters a lot refusal to register when inspected.
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Re: Question regarding structual welding
to be more exact:
Where would i go to have a car cut, and re - welded using another vehicle?
Panel beater! and Id bet most will say no thanks!
Would it have to be engineered or done by one?
no
If so is there a cost?
NOTHING in life is free!!! NOTHING!!
Has anyone ever successfully registered a car, that had been in a front end collision only to fix it up using another car?
sure but its maybe $3ks worth of work for a cut and shut type of operation, that would be with you supplying everthing , no engine in, and NO PAINT!
Where would i go to have a car cut, and re - welded using another vehicle?
Panel beater! and Id bet most will say no thanks!
Would it have to be engineered or done by one?
no
If so is there a cost?
NOTHING in life is free!!! NOTHING!!
Has anyone ever successfully registered a car, that had been in a front end collision only to fix it up using another car?
sure but its maybe $3ks worth of work for a cut and shut type of operation, that would be with you supplying everthing , no engine in, and NO PAINT!
"can I put Corolla pistons in my Anchortron with a Hyundai head? will it do better burnouts with 40 solex's? "...... Im so needing coffee...
Re: Question regarding structual welding
shoudlnt this be in the paint and panel section anyway?
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Re: Question regarding structual welding
oh yes it is but not rails or towers, its not a big repairTorana68 wrote: but from the photos posted its not a cut it off job
if i had time id do it no probs
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Re: Question regarding structual welding
amgis_obrut wrote:oh yes it is if i had time id do it no probsTorana68 wrote: but from the photos posted its not a cut it off job
so which photo is that based on ?
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Re: Question regarding structual welding
noneTorana68 wrote:amgis_obrut wrote:oh yes it is if i had time id do it no probsTorana68 wrote: but from the photos posted its not a cut it off job
so which photo is that based on ?
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Re: Question regarding structual welding
his seen the car first hand.Torana68 wrote:amgis_obrut wrote:oh yes it is if i had time id do it no probsTorana68 wrote: but from the photos posted its not a cut it off job
so which photo is that based on ?
find time mick
everything else seems easy bar that shit.
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Re: Question regarding structual welding
if i could find time i'd go on a holiday lolGC75 wrote:
his seen the car first hand.
find time mick
everything else seems easy bar that shit.
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Re: Question regarding structual welding
amgis_obrut wrote:oh yes it is but not rails or towers, its not a big repairTorana68 wrote: but from the photos posted its not a cut it off job
if i had time id do it no probs
so???? now its just a radiator support ?? this started off as cutting the front off including towers WTF?
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Re: Question regarding structual welding
hmm dunno lol
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GC75 wrote:hmm dunno lol
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Re: Question regarding structual welding
I once owned a VB Commodore that had a new rear section fitted just behind the centre door pillar.
Never had a clue that it was a repaired car until the bog over the welds on the sills started to lift.
Never had a clue that it was a repaired car until the bog over the welds on the sills started to lift.
Re: Question regarding structual welding
and nah it is bent infront of the strut a bit.
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Re: Question regarding structual welding
I'm still going with what I said when I saw it.
Leave the rails alone.
Leave the strut towers alone.
Just replace the radiator support and front inners.
Make rust replacement sections for the plenum chamber drainage and while they are removed repair the inner side.
Does any one else agree with this?
Just make sure you weld some braces in to what is remaining as you do it so you don't warp it while you're welding it.....
How does that sound?
Leave the rails alone.
Leave the strut towers alone.
Just replace the radiator support and front inners.
Make rust replacement sections for the plenum chamber drainage and while they are removed repair the inner side.
Does any one else agree with this?
Just make sure you weld some braces in to what is remaining as you do it so you don't warp it while you're welding it.....
How does that sound?
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Re: Question regarding structual welding
sounds good
and nah i dont wish to replace the numbers... if i had to use the struts id somehow take the bit that goes over the actual tower and exchange it.
and nah i dont wish to replace the numbers... if i had to use the struts id somehow take the bit that goes over the actual tower and exchange it.
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Re: Question regarding structual welding
75wagon wrote:I'm still going with what I said when I saw it.
Leave the rails alone.
Leave the strut towers alone.
Just replace the radiator support and front inners.
exactly
some pretty bad cracks on the inners
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Re: Question regarding structual welding
checked tonight rails are fine except front one, radiator support panel bent as shit, and inner side bits bit bent... strut towers are fine.
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Re: Question regarding structual welding
no problems then ;)
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