for the y-pipes
#1
for the y-pipes
what's the difference between the TIG and the MIG. I"m about to get a y-pipe off warspeed but there that two I have to choose from. And I live in Southern California so do you think it is necessary for me to get a stainless steel or am I ok with just the alluminized. Thanks
#2
Re: for the y-pipes
Originally posted by Zero Gravity
what's the difference between the TIG and the MIG. I"m about to get a y-pipe off warspeed but there that two I have to choose from. And I live in Southern California so do you think it is necessary for me to get a stainless steel or am I ok with just the alluminized. Thanks
what's the difference between the TIG and the MIG. I"m about to get a y-pipe off warspeed but there that two I have to choose from. And I live in Southern California so do you think it is necessary for me to get a stainless steel or am I ok with just the alluminized. Thanks
#4
The difference between TIG and MIG welding is the welding process, one uses a tungsten rod as a heat source and the welder is able to more fine tune the heat setting, the welder also may use a filler rod or the base material itself to weld. One can TIG weld both stainless and mild steel, bet you did not know that either. MIG welding uses a gun so to speak with wire on a roll so it is faster. The application is what generally determines which process one uses. Both use shielding gas. We use both. I know a lot of you worry about the difference, we never hear of welds breaking, only the "other" guys flex sections.
We have posted many times about the differnces in welding techiniques, hey we went to welding school, do a search on yahoo, look it up and decide for yourself. Just don't let one of the suspension geometric expert types sway your opinion, decide for yourself.
Dallas
We have posted many times about the differnces in welding techiniques, hey we went to welding school, do a search on yahoo, look it up and decide for yourself. Just don't let one of the suspension geometric expert types sway your opinion, decide for yourself.
Dallas
#5
Originally posted by bmfjeep
The difference between TIG and MIG welding is the welding process, one uses a tungsten rod as a heat source and the welder is able to more fine tune the heat setting, the welder also may use a filler rod or the base material itself to weld. One can TIG weld both stainless and mild steel, bet you did not know that either. MIG welding uses a gun so to speak with wire on a roll so it is faster. The application is what generally determines which process one uses. Both use shielding gas. We use both. I know a lot of you worry about the difference, we never hear of welds breaking, only the "other" guys flex sections.
We have posted many times about the differnces in welding techiniques, hey we went to welding school, do a search on yahoo, look it up and decide for yourself. Just don't let one of the suspension geometric expert types sway your opinion, decide for yourself.
Dallas
The difference between TIG and MIG welding is the welding process, one uses a tungsten rod as a heat source and the welder is able to more fine tune the heat setting, the welder also may use a filler rod or the base material itself to weld. One can TIG weld both stainless and mild steel, bet you did not know that either. MIG welding uses a gun so to speak with wire on a roll so it is faster. The application is what generally determines which process one uses. Both use shielding gas. We use both. I know a lot of you worry about the difference, we never hear of welds breaking, only the "other" guys flex sections.
We have posted many times about the differnces in welding techiniques, hey we went to welding school, do a search on yahoo, look it up and decide for yourself. Just don't let one of the suspension geometric expert types sway your opinion, decide for yourself.
Dallas
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