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Rockwood said:
Yep.  Either way, "launching" these by making people buy them when they knew they weren't ready, then holding them in the shop 2-3x as long as promised, isn't a great look.
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Those owners don't seem to mind.  Just ask them.  LOL!

 
Even Berrie is waiting for answers!
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Kraut_n_Rice said:
It's also not uncommon for a potential car buyer to have to return the car to the dealer because the financing wasn't approved come Monday.  
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alot of times the dealerships do this and then charge back a rental fee, happened to a friend of mine. had it like 2 weeks and then they said he financing fell thru, so he said ok you can have the car back, then they wanted 2 weeks rent for like 1000.00 or something crazy

 
zilla68 said:
alot of times the dealerships do this and then charge back a rental fee, happened to a friend of mine. had it like 2 weeks and then they said he financing fell thru, so he said ok you can have the car back, then they wanted 2 weeks rent for like 1000.00 or something crazy
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Illegal and a quick complaint to the DMV will solve it. Even just threatening the dealers license will usually do. He got took for that money. There's no rental agreement or finalized sale. There's nowhere to put that money accounting wise. Bastards.

 
Sand Shark said:
Looks like production is moving a long or was moving along in Vietnam.  Just waiting on the transmission.

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Ahem.  Sorry.

Those "pretty welds" ARE GODDAMNED TRIGGER WELDS!!!!??!??!??!??!?!?!?!?

THEY'RE USING A ROBOT, WHICH CAN WELD IN ANY FASHION EXACTLY THE SAME EVERY TIME AND MAKE LITERALLY PERFECT WELDS LIKE THIS:

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TO DO TRIGGER WELDS! 

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You guys could at least get the welding method right, It's called Pulse welding, and it's very effective in controlling heat in the adjacent metals.

I'm sure you could google it.

 
WheresHotBoat said:
You guys could at least get the welding method right, It's called Pulse welding, and it's very effective in controlling heat in the adjacent metals.

I'm sure you could google it.
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Naw, that's not pulse welding.  Pulse is an arc setting that turns down the voltage, then up for spray transfer, then down to control heat, then up again, but the arc doesn't stop once struck, and is generally gazillions of times a second giving it a humming sound.  I hear it for weeks at a time in the shop when we're MIG welding large sheetmetal aluminum enclosures for ships.  


But that's not exactly fast for a production environment and is still constant arc once struck.

This "process" is trigger welding, AKA East County TIG.  Every time it stops (assuming gas flow is still happening), you're pulling chit into the weld and risking a cold lap.  Could be fine, but for short welds like tubing on 0.120" material or thicker, there is zero reason to do it and many reasons not to.  Like I said: it's a robot, perfect welds are but programming away.  This is purely for cosmetic reasons and the chances of screwing it up are higher.  If there's no post-flow set up, then you're adding a lack of shielding gas to the fun.

Again: zero reason to do this if you know how to weld.  Maybe needed if you're butt-welding exhaust tubing with your MIG...

 
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