im bout to mess with my stock exaust im am trying to cut off the piece when u take the tip off and the other piece comes out with it i was wondering if i cut that off and weld it back would i get any more power out of my stock exhaust. how many degrees it takes for metal to melt
how much heat
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Depends on the metal
If it's aluminum, forget it. With out the proper equipment it's not a DIY type of thing. Steel needs a couple 1000 degrees, oxy/act being the easiest way and cheapest. I make a living welding sheet, I'd say take it to someone. A muffler shop should be able to do it, if it's steel, in about 10 minutes. I won't get into the specifics and details, but, it sounds like this is new to you. I would advise against it. I didn't notice where you live, but, if you near Raleigh, NC bring it by, I can do whatever you want.
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If it's aluminum, forget it. With out the proper equipment it's not a DIY type of thing. Steel needs a couple 1000 degrees, oxy/act being the easiest way and cheapest. I make a living welding sheet, I'd say take it to someone. A muffler shop should be able to do it, if it's steel, in about 10 minutes. I won't get into the specifics and details, but, it sounds like this is new to you. I would advise against it. I didn't notice where you live, but, if you near Raleigh, NC bring it by, I can do whatever you want.
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Taking that piece off the silencer does virtually nothing for performance. Its not worth the time or money.
