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Old 10-05-2020, 06:29 PM   #1
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Re: Custom exhaust shop/bender

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Originally Posted by LS short box View Post
As said above tack it together and get it to some one with a tig. Most machine shops or welding repair shops have tig welders to weld aluminum. The shape is pretty cool looking.
x2. Tack the pieces together & find a welding or machine shop to weld them up if you're not comfortable doing it.

You also need to re-verify fit of the pieces after they're welded as SS likes to move a lot. What lined-up when tacked may not once welded solid.
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