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there is only one guy in perth who does porting and polishing that i know of, i will try to get his name for you. and for the rest these guys look good, i'm taking my head in to get skimmed next week so i'll see how it goes http://www.hiflowengines.com.au/

nice ride :y: can't wait to see more. what motor are you running ?

this build makes me wet, great work

"I KNOW YOU ARE FEELING FOOLISH AND ASHAMED OF YOURSELF BECOUSE I HAVE PROVEN TO BE MORE INTELLIGENT THAN YOU" congrats micky you succeeded in making a complete ass out of your self, and dragging your pore old man into it. shame on you ...

thanks all, very helpful :thumbsup:

i had a looksey inside my thermostat today because of a overheating problem and found this i no i need a new thermostat but do i have to go fishing through my motor to find the rest of the old one ?

name - rucksy job - boilermaker/engineer rides - ke70 2 door van, ae86 being built In my driveway you might se me kicking around south in my yellow p/van, and expect to see a couple of build threads once i have got both of them done.

holly pig nipples nice ride !

if you have access to a welder id give it a shot, but get some scrap and try out you're welding first. I'm an ally welder so i don't have alot of experience with steel but a few general rules of thumb that work for me, for 8mm i usually set about 80-100 amps, get some general purpose rods and weld away. if you have you're welder set up nice and you're steady enough the slag should just peel away. i usually hold it with my right hand and support with my left with my left elbow on the table or whatever, strike the tip like a match, and once it arks drag it towards you. if you try to weld freehand it will make it so much harder. get lots of scrap and just keep practicing until you get it (practice makes perfect) then move onto mr ke70. i wouldn't take it to a pro if i were you because there is always going to be more rust to fix and plenty more stuff to weld in you're build (diffs ect.) so you have to learn some time, even if you don't have a welder it will be cheaper in the long run to just fork out for the most basic ark welder that you will use for ever (i'm still using my dads from a million years ago) the pay some dude who will probably rip you off every time you need something welded.