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CIS intake runners - weldable?
Are the aluminum intake runners on the 911SC CIS a TIG weldable alloy?
Thanks, Jim S.
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HI Jim , what is wrong that you have to weld the manifold?? I would think it will weld if you can find a guy that can weld ***** house paper you will be $$ in , if not drop me a PM with your info and which manifold is damaged, I will prob' have a good S/H one.
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I have spares from a '74 2.7L CIS car if you need any...
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Thanks for the info.
The intakes aren't damaged, I'm just gathering information for a winter project. If it doesn't work I may need to buy some replacements. Thanks Again, Jim S.
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