Thankfully the Pace is 7005-T6 (or possibly 7020-T6, they just say 7000 series?), so only a light few hours at 180º to normalise things.
A new build 7005 frame would get 8-10hrs at 180º, in line with Columbus and Dedacciai guidelines, or (allegedly) leave at room temperature for a month to age before using.
6061-T6 repair is a bigger matter, as any extra heat cycles from welding or ageing can over-treat the existing T6 condition metal making it brittle.
The proper full quench and re-ageing (525ºC +/-15º then quench down to T0 condition in water, align within 8 hours, age at 165-195º for 3-12 hours back to T6.) is expensive and risky to alignment etc with a lightweight structure such as a bike frame.
There are loads of variables, and should really be done on test pieces etc first, which just isn't possible with repairs.
All the best,
A new build 7005 frame would get 8-10hrs at 180º, in line with Columbus and Dedacciai guidelines, or (allegedly) leave at room temperature for a month to age before using.
6061-T6 repair is a bigger matter, as any extra heat cycles from welding or ageing can over-treat the existing T6 condition metal making it brittle.
The proper full quench and re-ageing (525ºC +/-15º then quench down to T0 condition in water, align within 8 hours, age at 165-195º for 3-12 hours back to T6.) is expensive and risky to alignment etc with a lightweight structure such as a bike frame.
There are loads of variables, and should really be done on test pieces etc first, which just isn't possible with repairs.
All the best,