Turning Raw Steel Into A Tube Chassis For Our Trail Buggy - Xtreme 4x4 S3, E1
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- čas přidán 3. 11. 2020
- Custom tube chassis building and 350 small block mods with propane injection are featured in part two of Ian and Jessi's trail rig that's built almost entirely from used parts lying around the Tech Center. Plus... fire and water don't mix when Ian burns up someone else's mud racer during a trip to the Mud Bash in Smoke Run, PA!
- Auta a dopravní prostředky
Very nice. It's costing less than I expected.
Mannnn Ian was YOUNG here, and so was his hair.
Theres nothing annoying about Jessie other than she isnt with us anymore. Perfect woman there.
RIP Jessi
Jessi ,she was so cool just one of the guys 👍💔
Jessi, I want a friend like that 🤙
RIP Jessi 😭
I miss her too.
Its cool how they did a running tally on the build. But whats not taken into consideration is the mega dollar benders used. As well as other specialized tools.
This build would’ve been more informative had it been done within most home shop tools in mind. Like crappy HF pipe benders.
Crazy to think those giant tires were only $450 each.
Senceless death - RIP
What is the tubing size?
They did 1 5/8"
Where are earth are these guys finding DOM tubing for $3 a foot??
The good ol days
This video is 20 years old
You got two months bills just in tires and wheels for me. No way I’m wasting money like that
I was thinking about getting military humvee take offs for mine they have them on ebay
You don't need to copy, just learn.
I'm just thinking how much hp you need to turn those massive tires. A leftover v8 ain't turning 40s.
@@bmstylee it all depends on what you want to do with it if they are just gonna rock crawl with it that 350 will work fine their are guys out their running 40s on Toyotas with 4 bangers making maybe 90 horses its all about gear ratio but if they wanted to do baja or something like that i agree not enough ponies
@@reaper136969 true. I'll hold judgement till I see the gearing and t-case selected. It's not a road vehicle so speed isn't exactly a high priority.
Hank Hill supports this video i tell you what.