Re: [DML] Broken torsion bar

[andyblackmon@xxxxxxx]

I have read with great interest about torsion bars. Hard to  believe that 
Houston doesn't stock them. As for the welding, yes they can be  welded. Steel of 
any kind can be welded. All that is required is that the proper  rods, and 
procedure is used. A good welder who is qualified with the rod and  procedure 
can make the weld and with proper post heat treatment and skill the  weld will 
be as strong or stronger than the rest of the rod. Welding is what I  have done 
for a living for over 40 years. I am not a great Delorean repair man  but I 
can weld.
 
Andy Blackmon  3513



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