Looking for a good welder or weld shop

**painlessauto** · 04-14-2017, 10:03 PM

I designed a set of custom steering knuckles and I need them welded up. Got them back from CNC a few days ago. I have a MIG & TIG but this project is out of my equipments ability. Looking for dual shield or metal cored welding on this project by a knowledgeable welder.

All parts are A36

Knuckle is 1.5" thick, ball joint mount and tie rod mount are approx 1" thick. I am using boxed in 3/8" plate to attach the knuckles to the ball joint and tie rod mount.

Here are a few pics
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**mustangmike6996** · 04-14-2017, 10:27 PM

That looks badass, what's it for?

**Beigg** · 04-14-2017, 10:32 PM

F150?

Browndog could likely do it.

**standy** · 04-14-2017, 10:56 PM

Woody at Mayo welding in Royal Oak knows his stuff. He was probably welding before most of us were born. Lol

**painlessauto** · 04-15-2017, 07:10 AM

Ding ding ding. F150 is right

1 3/4" drop knuckles. Did a coilover conversion with tubular lower control arms. Getting this thing to handle better.

This pic has the stock knuckles so I could move it around. Front is 1 3/4" higher than rear. Bumper cover is off and fitting the cowl hood. Chrome wheels are going next year, getting aluminum.
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It will be at or near 800 rwhp this season on e85. Super duty trans with billet internals. Super duty transfer case. Custom driveshafts from shaft masters. A ton of goodies in/on the engine.
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**painlessauto** · 06-09-2017, 11:03 PM

Just an update here. Allied Welding near my shop got me all set up. Dropped them off and picked them up next day. Had them powdercoated silver yesterday and I assembled everything today.