Welding? instead of bolting

demo

Member
grade 8 three point foldie bolts. and weld the back side of the foldie just a bit.

if it is only welded in the back and were the picture says it is easy to cut off. if ur dad works in a body shop bolt it first, then welded it in. cause the bolts will lock it in place to start. then the welds will secure it. so the foldie will not have any movement. at all. and will not squeak. but this will put un nessare stress on the middle and drop out of the deck causeing a bent center and a cracked deck. but the foldie is solid. so if you do this i strongly recomend you get full deck bar reinforcement
weldeddeck.jpg
 
and make shure to take off that thing at the front of the foldy thats help on by two little bolts , just get the right size allen key and take that sheeet off and then tighten your bolts, itl be super solid then

o yea then weld ot i guess
 

demo

Member
^^ haha thanks guys. it took me a whole 45 seconds! it took longer to up load it. but visualys work better then text does.
 
be carefull bolting it too iv snapped my foldy bolting it. if u dont tighten them equally then the tension is not equal and it will crack it its shitty
 

Hep Greg

Administrator
welding works fine as long as you dont OD on the welds. victoria, i think you'd be fine with a welded foldy, b ut make sure you bolt it at the angle you want it to be at before you weld it.
 

alexiorio

Member
Hep Greg said:
welding works fine as long as you dont OD on the welds. victoria, i think you'd be fine with a welded foldy, b ut make sure you bolt it at the angle you want it to be at before you weld it.
He doesn't get flamed for saying the exact same thing I said, because he's Hep Greg.
Hmph.
 
i love my welded deck, and they weld it all around the headtuibe, and if you have a good welder it doest loose that much sttrength. i love welded decks, ill start selling some soon
 
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