The Victor can be welded or epoxied for sure but the Victor was not right for my application anyway so it wasn't worth the expense or effort. The whole intake is really uneven especially up into the runners. I knife-edged the dividers and they ended up getting wavy so it's not just the one part, it's the whole thing. Maybe I'll try it as an extra-credit exercise some rainy day. I do have an aluminum spool gun that came with my welder but I have yet to use it. It would need to be surfaced after welding so it can get a little involved.
I researched A-B epoxy (Splash Zone, Moroso, etc.) a bunch before I got the S.V. thinking that might be the way to fix it. From what I read, it needs to be pinned to the surface to prevent it from breaking off and you have to be really diligent in how you apply it. If you coat it with sealer it lasts longer when it gets exposed to alcohol in modern gas. I know the epoxy works but it does seem like there a lot of caveats to it.