It was explained and shown in the video. But in saying this, this was my first time doing a carbon seal replacement. It’s more common sense on what you need to do but requires a few key steps. I appreciate your comment though

No mate, just use what you have. No real need for special tools. Unless it’s for the supercharger haha

It was filtered through and also had a filter in the gun. The problem was I left the paint in the gun for too long between Coats and it started to harden. Just clogged the filter up in the gun.

Hi mate, no I never ended up needing to

@chriswoods2263 I really only brought it for the tungsten’s. I found out later that the cups and collets are different haha

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@@aussiecustomgarage Awesome so its has a bit more power then my 87 2.4 diesel sitting in my farm shed. 😊

Thanks for the comment chief. So basically this was only ever a temporary fix. 6 months on and the cable is still in the ski haha. But is still working perfectly fine. However I do have a replacement cable here ready to go in.

Hey buddy, most of it comes down to preference and trying new things I guess. But a brief run of what I do is. Use a Number 5 cup at 10-15 cfm for aluminium 8mm stick out. Make sure the leads are in correct polarity also haha Set the post flow around 0.5-1 second and about the same for pre flow. If using 2mm aluminium. You’d probably start off around 40amps and work from that. Just see how the puddle looks and how long it takes to start the weld. Best to practice on some scrap first or even practice on some mild steel. Steel is a lot more easier to weld to learn. I hope that helps a little bit mate

Hi Chris, you might be able to take it to jaycar and get the transistors replaced. I think they are only soldered into the back of the board

Sold about 3 weeks ago sorry mate haha

@@johnnymurina2630 ….that’s funny as hell…thought Zappia was the top dog in the door slammer/pro-mod mix …must be a reason for your dad being denied…

​@@johnnymurina2630 Proof ? Or are we supposed to just take your word on it ?

@@barry8458 yea sorry mate forgot abt the type of body they needed😂

@@johnmilner5485 nah sorry mate I forgot that you need a steel body😂

@@johnnymurina2630 all good mate.

I think it’s more the fact that the Americans have the no prep game down. And I believe the traction control makes a huge difference. Most of the American guys use traction control. Aussies use BIG HP but can’t keep traction Thanks only my opinion though

they are gapping big tire cars with wheelie bars with small tires and no bars, how much more can you give the aus?

@@aussiecustomgarage all in the tuning and driving, they got it figured out

@@TJ1221xFB No prep cars or racing or traction control etc exist here. And certainly none of this 1/8th mile crap!

@@stephenpage-murray7226 The Americans were pulling away hard by the 1/8th. the gap would just get bigger by the 1/4. it's not rocket science, wish fellow Aussies would give the whole but it's not 1/4, makes us look dumb. If it went full 1/4 it would be more of a massacre.

Hey Scott, shouldn’t have any problems. From my understanding is that it doesn’t change the suspension geometry. It basically acts like a body mount lift. The only time you would have cv issues is with big suspension lifts

Just on eBay buddy

Ok thx

Roughly 1 litre and 2 coats

@Aussie Custom Garage thank you very much. Was about to do mine and was thinking 2 liters I got 18ft boat trailer. Gives me relief that 1 liter will be enough. Cheers mate

Did you change the earth clamp on the machine? So with mild steel you want earth clamp on the negative and torch on the positive Where as with ally you want torch on negative and earth on positive haha It’s confusing I know Basically just change your machine plugs over and switch to dc

@@aussiecustomgarage yeah mate, I did all that. Even thought it could have been my gas was contaminated. Set up an old tig I had, made a pass no worries, tungsten still sharp at the end of it. Just weird. Wonder if I got a warranty on it hahaha!

@@notimportant8120 what colour tungsten’s do you use? I use red tip for mild

I have a review video on his machine with everything I do. I’ll upload it tomorrow. It goes through more of the setting I used

@@aussiecustomgarage yeah mate that would be awesome!

At 50 seconds into the video I show the paint used. It was a wagon paints brand hammer tone charcoal colour