The Ultimate Steering Setup for the '79 Wagoneer SEMA Jeep!
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- čas přidán 18. 05. 2024
- Tom Tom does some major upgrades to the steering on a decked out 1979 Jeep Wagoneer built for 2022 SEMA show. He adds all of the best components from PSC to make this Jeep perform off road like it should.
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The shop videos are what I always liked most from Matt's Off-road. Glad to see you doing your own thing.
Exactly 💯
Tom goes about things the right way although braille sometimes works too
Happy to see this
Get rrr dunn Tom Tom
Sema quality rig no weld protection on anything? Love the work either way
agreed - happy to watch tom doing what he does best, the fabricating of the power steering bracket especially was such a difference from how matt does it - not that one is right and another wrong, i just appreciate tom's attention to detail (ok maybe its overkill but it's how i roll). keep it up tom, you're the man
I agree, I like the in the shop videos best!!
Only at Mat it turned into a clownery
UPS overnight came through in 4 days! Love your sense of humour.
You know it’s gonna be a killer Tom Tom build when the white board comes out.
Yeah, someone will most likely die after he touches a car.😂😂😂
I’d trust Tom Tom to upgrade anything on my vehicle
If I had the money I'd commission Tom to turn an old 50's convertible into a rock-crawler.
Sort of like the Morvair but for fun instead of recovery.
100% agree.
The lug nut method to install studs is perfectly fine as long as you dont damage threads, the studs are pre stretched from the factory. Just dont exceed the torque of the lug nuts.
A Nuclear Physicists can do anything for me and my family anytime. “A true life mad scientist.”
@@patrickgreen2361 Tom Tom has a bright future if he can avoid entangling alliances with back stabbing rivals.
The owner's trust in you Tom to work on his SEMA Jeep is a testament to your precision and work ethic!
My dad was a farmer and later a machinist. He used calipers and micrometers like you. Even though he was not trained as an engineer, he had that mindset and process practice. He was also safety conscious. I love watching you work as it reminds me of my dad, which is the highest compliment I can give!
We got to admit that there's everything to love about Tom Tom. He's smart, confident, knowledgeable and a very result oriented. I can't wait to see his channel hit 500k subs or even a million subscribers before the year ends. Keep grinding sir. Africa No.1 fan here. ✌️✌️🇰🇪🇰🇪
My favorite part of this video was when you made something out of nothing for the steering! Great time watching you guys!
"Does that look level?"
OMG. Of all the things I expected you to bust a laser level out for...
You just proved that the last 10% of most jobs takes 90% of your time & effort.
Your mastery of fabrication shows in your approach and execution of tasks.
Thanks for sharing.
Great job Tom Tom!😂
…overnighted…in 4 days! 😂Nothing better than spending Sundays in Tom Tom’s Shop…👊
Tom get yourself a cheap hot gun when your trying to figure out that pump mount hot gun the cardboard directly to the pump trim it to fit mount location and you got a template and its only hot glue it will come right off
Safety glasses in use…. Imagine that. Enjoying the content.
Whoever is doing the sound mixing for these videos is operating on a whole different level than most youtubers, outstanding job. The end of the last video and the bell sound in this one, my mans putting in work.
I think that bell sound is Tom tapping the pully with the wrench. I could be wrong.
@@user-jx5eq8nv9g you're right, it is.
It's his microphone and the shop...notice the acoustics of the shop and no unnecessary notice from air compressor and other equipment plus tom is there by himself....!!!!
@@user-jx5eq8nv9g Yes you are correct about the bell sound, but I think there is intention to keeping it in the edit. Go back and look at the last video as well at the end where the music fades out and the compressor noise is there, its art with an understanding of science imo.
You sir, are definitely not an audio technician.
I’m amazed at how much you manage to get done without a second set of hands.
Got it, Angela is your second set of hands.
Love your channel Tom. Keep it up.
I always ran the studs in with a lug nut, never knew there was another way.
That is the only way. Except for 1 tons
Hoarders Unite! My wife complains about the "junk" but I know I'll need that little thingamajig on the right side of the third shelf from the top some day. Besides, it's all fairly well organized and neat to a certain extent (if you don't look directly at it).😁
Craftsman have parts.. for everything.. nothing else..
Wish I lived closer.
I like you to do some upgrades for me.
A few things you could maybe do in the future. When welding close to something like that little U-joint, wrap a wet rag around it, helps keeps some heat off the joint. Also when pouting with a gallon jug, turn it flat, it helps keep it from surge splashing. Also, a funnel is your friend!
Wondering why it doesn't have a "Z" bar type drag link to make the link more parallel?
If that Jeep had any death wobble, it's now gone. The steering assist kinda acts like a Steering dampener on steroids! And yes, really helps to turn the Jeep in tough places.
"Validated not just for me but for hoarders everywhere" thanks i needed that
And me.... 😊
When overnight takes 4 days you know you live somewhere that’s pretty nice.
Between you and Colt, I think you guys are the best at explaining and installing parts. I will probably never do almost anything that you guys are doing, but it's fun to learn and watch.
22:00 the washer!
I love the old Wagoneers. My dad had a 1988 Grand Wagoneer. It was a big beautiful burgundy beast with the ‘wood’ paneling on the sides and all the chrome. And even stock it was very capable when the pavement ended. It turned heads before the SUV invasion of the suburbs took hold.
Thanks Angela
This Wagoneer is amazing! I have a 77 Jeep J20 Pickup that needs a lot of work. I wish I could have mine built out like this.😁 Truly beautiful!
Tom Tom, you need some posters or something on your garage walls! Always feels like you're working in somebody's apartment, those naked walls need some love!
near end of vid edit - Hell yeah, finally getting some wall decorations! 👍🏼
Thanks, there should be more going up soon.
@@tomtomsshop Maybe start getting viewers from around the globe to send you license plates from their countries? I’ll happily send you one from my home state Tasmania, Australia. You’ve got HEAPS of space to fill!
Been waiting for your video all week. Thanks Tom Tom
Mate, I gotta admit I miss you at MORR and the banter with you and Matt… But, I’m loving this channel and it was a natural step to head out alone. You’ve nailed it. Have watched all the episodes and will stick with you.
This Jeep is awesome! Keep up the great work, mate.
Greetings from Tasmania, Australia
that jeep is sweet!!!!
pb&j is nostalgia and hits the mark every time
Hoarders of the world rejoice! 😎
Awesome vid Tom keep them coming !!!!!
Good morning from New Zealand TOM TOM
I love that Jeep!
Love You Tom and Your Channel Brother ❤️
God Bless You & Your Family My Friend 🙏
You are a wizard TomTom!!
Need some equipment sponsors. Great job
Skills and patience
NICE!
Tom Tom, Mr fabricator. Looks great
its a good day when a tom tom video comes out.
Hey Tom, just a suggestion, when you build all those brackets round off the sharp c I rners and cut edges. Your hands and fingers will appreciate not having all those sharp edges when you are working in tight spaces plus it just looks more professional.
I thought it was pretty obvious that he was softening all the sharp edges and corners with the little air grinder.
He was deburring the edges and removing any ragged bits but I am talking about rounding over any corners that did not need to remain at 90 degrees. A good example would be the reservoir mount he built. The piece of angle coming out from the fender that the tank fastened too had a one end that stuck out into the engine bay that was a sharp 90 deg. and looked like it was perfect for snagging your arm or hand any time you had to work on any part below it. I have ripped myself up too many times trying to work around stuff like that to want to see it happen to anyone else.
Looking good!
Tom Tom when I find my dream vehicle to turn into the ultimate off road rig I’m bring it to you for the build!
Camera person doing excellent work. Who is it?
Quality work as always.
Tom Tom you the man!
Solid line up in my sub list today. I’m watching you first . Love the clean edits .
Really enjoy the struggles like the rest of us. Then adapting and making it work.
Another good one Tom
Keep up the good work, love it! 👍
It took me years to realize that hoarding is not actually a good thing. My hoarders stash is an airplane hangar full of engines, transmissions steering gear springs heads mechanical treasures and nonsence. What I have found is the stash worries my kids because when I tip; over they have to figure out why I saved all this junk! That is gives me a laugh, My pile is now priceless as everything I have will cause them to wonder how long I was crazy! That pile of parts you chopped up to make a throw away temporary fixjust equaled several hours of work that probably frustrated you because of it's temporary nature. Dissatisfied you because you knew the correct way was the best way. I have learned that anything that does not fit your standards is not worth doing in the first place. Not one part of a job finished is worth risking injury or damage while being used, but you know that! Great content keep it up.
Tom Tom you're amazing team PB&J👍👊
Niice Job....Tom-Tom
Great job TomTom 👏 👍. Keep up your great work and videos 👏.
Who else was tensing up with Tom when he was pushing the lines down on the brass.
Your welder needs to lay off the beans!😂
Like what I'm seeing TomTom keep up the good work will enjoy seeing what you come up with digdug first lol God bless
Tommy Tom Tom ❤
The Professor doing his thing…
Great work Tom Tom
Another top notch episode!
Good job
Good job Tom. I’m enjoying the content.
Subbed!! That front end needs some high steer
Awesome ride tom 😎
Another excellent and entertaining video. Thanks, Tom (and Mrs.). Side note: It may be time for a little shop organization before it becomes a safety hazard for you...
Miss you on Matt’s, but I love the precision that you use to build. You’re a true craftsman
I watch many videos covering a number of interests on weekends and this one is the best I've seen.
Loving your channel Tom!
Two words, Tom: safety glasses (9:37)
that's good when a vehicle sounds like a singing bowl
The crusty ends of the loaf of bread were always my favorites for a PB&J!
"Hoarder validation!" THANK YOU for that. 👍
Dude...they're over there messing with your Spud Truck over at Matt's.
Love your channel. Great content.
The inlmpact is the right way to install wheel studs. I've done hundreds successfully that way.
Another great video Tom Tom and your beautiful helper
A few items to address:
Hoarding - having an axle for 15 years, then using it on a project from the guy that you bought it from!
Trimming the claws on Matt's hammer - it was in one of Tom Tom's first videos.
Installing lug bolts - we always pulled them in with a washer and lug nut, but we used a torque wrench.
I like that Tom Tom's approach to every job is as if it were going to SEMA. Even fixing yard equipment for a neighbor.
Great channel! Thank you!
ahhhh, Tom Tom running a drill without his safety glasses! Busted! LOL😉
Tom is the kind of neighbor I would like to have.
Tom you’re quickly becoming one of my favorite channels… Keep up the great work
Wow! 164k subs! You must be proud TomTom!!!
That is one sick, bad ass jeep
Just now had time to watch this Video and lo and behold I saw the Cherokee at Overland Expo yesterday. Have a picture of it.
Lisle 22800 for installing lugnuts.
2:40 before installing that clamp i usually figure out the spot then run a couple beds of mig around the tube then clamp it think of them as the hose lips on hose fitting on fits keeps it from sliding for ever because that psc ram has enuff power to push it along the bar ask me how i know
Love how calm you are in the face of adversity, Tom. I wish I handled stress as well as you do. Nice job!!!
We've all gotten spoiled by Amazon 2 day delivery. When something is late we begin to question our decisions 😂
I like that name for that jeep and like the color of that jeep. You look so happy Tom and it's so fun to watch you and Matt. I know nothing about all that stuff you do but enjoy that you are both so upbeat and positive if all you do. Good on ya!
Excellent content, excellent videography and sound! Your channel is a grand slam!
From nuclear engineer to gearhead fabricator, Tom's a perpetual motion machine of learning and problem solving.
Also very good job whoever's on the camera (wife, Jenny?).
Another good one Tom. Angela makes a great helper!
You're doing a very good job of editing. I find that anything over 40 mins is too long and I skip by some. BTW, my father had a Jeep Wagoneer, I don't remember what year it was, but it was the last year they used regular gas (not unleaded). It had a 440 engine.
Rocking and rolling with brother Tom,Tom, doesn't get any better than that!!! Go Tom go!!!
Hey Tom Tom! You never would have had that steering u joint problem if you had used a proper claw hammer on the project from the start! Greetings from the north shore mountains of Vancouver British Columbia Canada!
Outstanding and awesome as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along
Thank You Very Much for Explaining and Showing everything you do ❤Love your Channel Brother
Tom Tom, It's not nuclear physics!! Use an impact to seat that stud.... It will be 11% better!! Cool project. Safe Travels.