2014 Jeep SRT TURBO Build!
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We are on the same page, my evo hasn't seen gasoline since 2010. I was just curious if it was even within the realm of possibility. Im really looking forward to seeing what kind of fuel system upgrades you guys end up doing, along with all the other little nuance things. I was also really glad to hear the good things about HP tuners, because i recommended it to a friend who was looking for a stock ECU tuning solution. I was trying to find something comparable to our ecuflash and it looked pretty good but I didn't have any experience with it.
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You SRT is in good hands! Adam does amazing work. Recently moved out of state before I could do the last bit of work to my Evo. I hope he will do a remote tune, if not I am shipping my Evo to him. His work is top notch, and he builds some nasty Jeeps. Looking forward to seeing the end results.
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You SRT is in good hands! Adam does amazing work. Recently moved out of state before I could do the last bit of work to my Evo. I hope he will do a remote tune, if not I am shipping my Evo to him. His work is top notch, and he builds some nasty Jeeps. Looking forward to seeing the end results.
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lookin good, has Adam considered building jigs to mass produce these kits, or does he like custom building each one?
A little welding trivia, the reason A/C is used on aluminum is because an oxide layer builds up on the surface of aluminum very quickly and the alternating current creates a cleaning action that breaks up that oxide layer. This is why only tig is used to weld aluminum, you cannot use A/C with mig or stick.
A little welding trivia, the reason A/C is used on aluminum is because an oxide layer builds up on the surface of aluminum very quickly and the alternating current creates a cleaning action that breaks up that oxide layer. This is why only tig is used to weld aluminum, you cannot use A/C with mig or stick.
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lookin good, has Adam considered building jigs to mass produce these kits, or does he like custom building each one?
A little welding trivia, the reason A/C is used on aluminum is because an oxide layer builds up on the surface of aluminum very quickly and the alternating current creates a cleaning action that breaks up that oxide layer. This is why only tig is used to weld aluminum, you cannot use A/C with mig or stick.
A little welding trivia, the reason A/C is used on aluminum is because an oxide layer builds up on the surface of aluminum very quickly and the alternating current creates a cleaning action that breaks up that oxide layer. This is why only tig is used to weld aluminum, you cannot use A/C with mig or stick.
