I have a 110v welder that works great for little stuff that can be ugly, but I don't have 220v outlet in my barn and was told it would cost more than $2K to run a new line from the nearest pole to the barn and hook everything up.   My question is; can I use a 220v generator to safely and reliably run a 220v welder?   I know that there are mobile welders around but don't know if those generators are special in any way.   Thanks!

i just reinstalled a fresh copy of win7 and now my spell check isn't on,, where do you turn it on,, sorry to sound so stupid     that included all new IE from 8 up and still i am haveing the same problems while posting on here

We (JDL) are proud to be apart of one the FR-Ss involved in Scions Sema Tuner Challenge. Not only do we have parts on the car but the car was also built right here in Phoenix AZ. If you can please take a minuet to read over it and cast your vote.     Thanks, Ronnie   http://www.scion.com...tunerchallenge/   http://www.scion.com/scionracing/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/speedhunters-frs-scion-tuner-challenge.jpg

Ok so my buddy got rearended in his evo lastnight and car is totalled. Hes taking all his upgraded parts off. He has a direct bolt on upgraded mishimoto intercooler and i was wondering if it would work on my car. It has 2.5" in and out on both sides coming out near the bottom at a 45 angle. It will fit in my frame rails and is 10" tall. I was planning on using 2.5" piping with the new turbo. Does this sound feasable without alot of hacking