What size wire do you use to weld subframe connectors?
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The 3200 is going to struggle a bit, you'll want a thicker wire and flux core wouldn't hurt -- it'll get more heat into the weld than using gas. Just crank it all the way up, you'll need every last amp that little guy can produce
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Originally Posted by Brains
The 3200 is going to struggle a bit, you'll want a thicker wire and flux core wouldn't hurt -- it'll get more heat into the weld than using gas. Just crank it all the way up, you'll need every last amp that little guy can produce
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Originally Posted by Mark98SS
Been practicing with my 3200 on 1/8 angle & it just doesn't penetrate on gas. Going back to to flux core tomorrow to see if it will do it.
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Originally Posted by shep28
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Try a friend with a bigger welder or a bodyshop. I don't know that I would trust many welding shops with my car. They often are not very careful. My parrents own a welding shop too. I say find a bodyshop because they have an apprecation for the car.My dad also owned a Bodyshop for 16 yrs.