Fitting 35’s with minimal trimming NOW ADDING LONG TRAVEL AND 934 CV’s

Idk if you’re joking or not but that’s quite literally one of the worst welders you can buy.

 

I'm guessing this one is bad too then

 

That is the ever-so-slightly better version but not by much. Definitely not capable of handling this task.

 

Even a Miller 110V welder isn't going to be up to the challenge of this project, you need a 220v welder. The Everlast is about the "cheapest" machine on the market that will weld well enough to do this project. Go get one, they qualify for Amazon prime, get a dryer outlet installed where you can work, and go watch some weldingtipsandtricks.com videos on you-tube. Then go get some scrap steel and start welding until you can run an out of position bead joining 3/16 to 1/8.

 

All the LCA tabs are 1/4” so you will need a 220v welder.

 

excited, my lower control arm pivot shipped. Hope my shops up the the task on fitting it to my 4runner.

install along with stock length TC lower control arms, secondary shock hoops/shocks. plenty of welding going on there.

 

less welder chat. more install pics..plz

 

@81Trekker *cough* slacker *cough*

We're *ALL* doing this: waiting for laser cutting service before there's more stuff to see getting installed.

Hoping to get down to the shop sooner than later for a tuning run...

 

But I love talking about harbor freight welders

 

seeing harbor freight welds is even more fun...

 

I don’t think I’m gonna give this one back, I like it way too much

 

Gonna need some action shots soon of everything working

 

It's a poor craftsman who blames his tools.

 

And it’s a master craftsman that understands the value of quality tools

 

to his defense...he has been waiting on me also

 

@Evenflow your suspension is back from powder coat and looking good!

 

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The color and texture match your chair pretty well if that was the goal here.

 

How about mine?