James
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Originally posted by Sven
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Originally posted by James
Weld the wishbone tubes on as one tube that stretches the entire length of the wishbone. Then cut out the middle section.
They have to stay parallel then!
I disagree, insofar as it HAVING to stay parallel. Latent stresses in the steel once the welding is complete will be released and still put it out of
line.
-Steve
That's why my second post talks about the heat/stress relieving the way Mark Allanson did- then it won't jump out of allignment when the
middle section is cut.
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Originally posted by Rorty
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Originally posted by James
Weld the wishbone tubes on as one tube that stretches the entire length of the wishbone. Then cut out the middle section.
James I'm shocked!  How do you gut the section of tube out so the edges of the eyes are perpendicular to the bores?
Careful use of hacksaw, barstard file and set square!
They're good enough for my Pinto engined piece o' junk! 
Cheers,
James
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