Mounts - 1 installer - 0 (Page 10/11) MstangsBware NOV 09, 04:16 PM quote Originally posted by Bradley Jay: I've never seen a trash can thread closed before. It cause certain people cry to other person and he is on there side and a Thread in the can gets locked. MstangsBware NOV 09, 04:33 PM Well just so happen I just installed a set of PR auto mounts and got in a set of proto-type mounts from FieroX. PR Mounts: The holes on the engine mount to poly mount where off a hair---Fixed with a rat tail file and a few minutes so nothing major. The holes in the front trunkside Trans mounts where also off by a bit and required more work to fit--Overdrilled all 3 holes to get the mount to fit properly. These where the only 2 issues I had with them so far. This is frustrating though being the holes should be in the same spot on these mounts and not vary. The jig that the machine shop is working off must be off a hair. This is the same issue I ran into on the last set I ran. FieroX Proto-type mounts: Have not mounted them yet Holes are not completly round as if they where cut with cutting tool- Found 2 pin holes in welds but nothing major I sent FieroX the same reply as above and he got back with me about the issues and will be looking in to them. These ar proto-type mounts though and not production mounts yet so they are getting the bugs worked out. For the price they are and the quality of them, they are a good deal. Once I put them on a swap, I will get back with the fitment of them. fierofetish NOV 09, 06:21 PM quote Originally posted by fieroX: These are mig welded, not sure what kind of rod. I guarantee they wont break though. The company that is making them for me custom builds trailers. Im pretty sure they know how to weld up some heavy duty stuff. The guy that welded them has been welding for 30 years. Just to clarify something here: Mig welds are not done with a rod!! They are done by a steel wire passing through a gun, which also carries the inert gas through it to shield the weld pool to prevent oxidisation.The steel wire rolls off a drum, through a pinch-roller system, and the gas runs through another tube in the the carrier.For mild steel welding, it is possible to use just CO2 gas, but a cleaner,neater weld is achieved using a gas mix of argon and CO2. FieroX, I sincerely wish you success with your venture, and that the welds are as good as you say. I would not advise you to guarantee them yourself, but get a written guarantee from the place that welds/fabricates them. Just out of curiosity, how much do you sell them each for, per unit? Nick Back On Holiday NOV 09, 08:27 PM quote Originally posted by MstangsBware: I know right---What am I going to do now. Good to see that some have there ways to talk to others and have Threads locked when they are not going there way but I didn't expect any more out of those certain people. I was asked to remove a pic from the locked thread, since you cant edit the thread I removed it from my photobucket account, which got me thinking..... I can replace one of the pics I posted with a pic "Owning the last post before Locked".... so, Refresh your browser and check it out MstangsBware NOV 10, 09:07 PM quote Originally posted by Back On Holiday: I was asked to remove a pic from the locked thread, since you cant edit the thread I removed it from my photobucket account, which got me thinking..... I can replace one of the pics I posted with a pic "Owning the last post before Locked".... so, Refresh your browser and check it out Nice!!!! Trashcan is getting a little full!!!!! fieroX NOV 11, 12:51 AM quote Originally posted by fierofetish: Just to clarify something here: Mig welds are not done with a rod!! They are done by a steel wire passing through a gun, which also carries the inert gas through it to shield the weld pool to prevent oxidisation.The steel wire rolls off a drum, through a pinch-roller system, and the gas runs through another tube in the the carrier.For mild steel welding, it is possible to use just CO2 gas, but a cleaner,neater weld is achieved using a gas mix of argon and CO2. FieroX, I sincerely wish you success with your venture, and that the welds are as good as you say. I would not advise you to guarantee them yourself, but get a written guarantee from the place that welds/fabricates them. Just out of curiosity, how much do you sell them each for, per unit? Nick Yeah, mig welds arent done with a "rod" but its just like a rod, just comes out the end of the mig gun. Someone asked what rod, they probably meant "what filler metal" was being used. I will guarantee them myself, because the machine shop is guaranteeing them to me. I dont ever forsee a problem with them, they are super strong. Each set sells for $325 painted and assembled. I was going to offer a bare version, but the machine shop is painting them for me for free. I also have an option to powdercoat them your color of choice for $375. pontiackid86 NOV 11, 11:35 AM quote Originally posted by Back On Holiday: Woot, got my drill back! i only had it for a night Bremertonfiero NOV 11, 05:06 PM when i asked rod i assumed it was welded with a arc not a mig now migs are higher quailty and those sould hold if you use more then one mount to mount the thing IE if 2 or three are used and a dog bone u will be fine Back On Holiday NOV 11, 09:19 PM quote Originally posted by pontiackid86: i only had it for a night Yeah, you had a one night stand with my drill Sphynx NOV 12, 12:01 AM quote Originally posted by fieroX: I was going to offer a bare version, but the machine shop is painting them for me for free. I also have an option to powdercoat them your color of choice for $375. You have a PM.