Beginners Guide To Building a Budget Exhaust With Basic Tools
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Welcome to today's video where we dive into the exciting world of custom exhaust fabrication! Join me as I take you through the process of crafting a unique exhaust system for my 1965 GMC 2500, right from my own garage. The aim? To empower you with the knowledge and skills needed to tackle a similar project on your own vehicle!
In this comprehensive guide, I demonstrate how you can construct a custom exhaust using just a welder and a grinder-no fancy equipment or lift required! From selecting the right materials to the intricacies of cutting and welding pipes, I provide detailed insights every step of the way.
One of the highlights of this video is the creation of a Y pipe, where I delve into the technique of seamlessly joining two pipes to enhance exhaust flow and performance. Whether you're a seasoned DIY enthusiast or a newcomer to automotive tinkering, this tutorial is designed to equip you with the confidence and expertise to undertake your own exhaust project.
So, grab your tools, unleash your creativity, and let's embark on this fulfilling journey together.
Also! At the end of the video I join the Brunt Team and head over to The Daytona International Speedway for the kickoff of speedweek where I check out the Fresh From Florida 250 and show some crazy behind the scene footage of my amazing experience.
Have questions or insights? Feel free to drop them in the comments below-I'm here to help! Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more engaging content. Let's rev up those engines and start building!
I love that you decided to tuck the exhaust up above the frame rails. Keeps the aesthetic from the side and rear clean and clear
That’s why it’s always good to have old school plug in drills still cause battery powered drills can’t handle thick metal projects they can but you need a bunch of batteries to constantly change out every couple minutes
i love this build a lot nice work
Uncle wants to drive that truck with his hearing aids in. I think he likes the way it sounds.
I know I've said it before Adam but it's defiantly worth saying again and that is I love watching you do your fabricating as you are highly skilled in this area, you have a unique ability to look at a problem then design a solution in your head which for me is a sure joy to watch👌
When I was younger I used to like finding a solution like this and working it all out in my head but these days there just isn't enough room in there even if I used my uncles head🤯😂love the exhaust it's sounds awesome🙏👍John UK
Love the channel. I think you might need a flex pipe for the exhaust.
Thks for the video the second project is my 65f100 cnotched rear fitted norrow chev duelly set up front is crown Victoria cop crossmember lq9 4l80 its going to be flat bed have to bed
Very nice progress Adam. The sound's great too! Have a good week. Dutch regards, Nico.
Good progress getting made! Can’t wait for the next video!
great work
Loving this build more and more. That exhaust sounds great! Keep on the great work! Can't wait for the next video as always.
Great build. Maybe a portaband would be a tool to invest in for cutting pipe. Very handy tool. Some maybe 3 inch square white led lights under the bed for backup lights would be way better that those little round ones. Backup lights are not just so people can see you backing up but also so you can see, especially in a big flat bed with limited visibility.
Good call. I could always get some rock lights if I find visibility to be an issue
@@BodeVision BURRRRNNNNN!!!!
My uncles name is Serj Tankian…. Same name as you….😂😂😂😂😂
Keep out the great work cocko….
The Dumper sounding great!
Awesome exhaust man!! Think that's the first tucked exhaust I've seen 😂👊🏾
That truck would look bad ass if you sprayed the entire thing with bedliner. Love the content bro keep it coming.
....no he would not! Good job Adam, looking good!
Nice work..it's getting closer to the end...
Nice work as always, they also make those 3/4" led lights with two brightness levels like tail/turn function. In several colors. I bought mine from the jungle site.
Man my uncle could give you some welding lessons. Those booger welds.
Nice work as usual. Please make sure your tail and brake lights are legal. As they are set into the steel you can only see them clearly if you are directly behind the truck. Some country’s have rules and laws about this to ensure they can be seen on an angle. Here in Australia they would not pass and may affect your insurance etc. keep up the work, say hi to your uncle for me.
I’m in Florida. They let a broken light slide as long as it has red tape on it. They’re pretty laid back about this stuff
Pretty cool build I don’t know floridas laws but here in Texas we can’t have any amber diodes or lights on the rear of the bed but I’m looking forward to seeing it all done
Love your video and your channel
this truck is pretty dang cool looking ngl.
Great Fabrication!
Dang man ots alot of work but it's gonna breath and sound extremely bad ass 😎👌 loving the progress on this project Adam #bodesqaud #projectthedumper
Sounds so good👌
U are a Picasso luv the work u do 🎉 from Montreal Canada 15 cm of snow today your deal is way better than mine 😂😂😂
Great work homie.
Cool I like this
I think the marker lights in the rear should be red by law. Front is amber.
That's what I was thinkin', Lincoln.
LMAO, I swear to God when you put the camera out side I thout to myself... Thats the trashcan lid. Bruh.. 🎉 great videos, keep em coming.
sounds cool nice work neat work
Who doesnt love the DUMPER!?!
Th dump truck is alive!!
Look into augers might be a cheap/ simple fix to quiet that exhaust down 👍🏽
All that work looks exhausting 💨 😂
Good work bro
MIKE JONESSSS!!!!!
WHO
Trash can cam - genius.
Trucks sounds good…
My uncle approves of the safety goggles
Nice work looks good sounds good. I wanna try Brunt boots but I don't have luck ordering boots without trying them on first I gave up my job after many many years because I couldn't find boots anymore that were comfortable or lasted more then 3 months tops
They have a guarantee on all of their boots. 30 day free return no questions asked. Give them a shot and let me know how it goes
@BodeVision I may try them i see alot of people liking the fit
Maybe an x pipe with a dual exhaust would be better... but i guess for a non performance work truck, the exhaust restriction should be ok 👍
What exhaust pipe did you buy? That kit looks nice
You should have put a flex pipe in there somewhere
Hi i have love your work and wach your videos i have stumbled upon a problem with my car and im afraid to do it my self were can i txt you to talk
My Uncle would have made that whole exhaust with a pile of sticks, 2 avocados, and a corkscrew.
My uncle welds on the freshly painted hood. He says that how to get the strongest welds.
She is going to have some bark with the headers and cherry bomb
It sounds and looks like something from a Stephen King movie.
My uncle would have put a flex joint in the exhaust.
My Uncle wants to know if you are gonna rust treat that underside?
Yo!!!! Been waiting on a update and new video
Thanks for watching!
Need to add a “flexi” or the exhaust will crack with the engine movement
Yo dude my uncle would have ran duel exhaust
And he would never put me in the trash can 😂
Bad azz troca
I don't know much about exhaust work other than what I have seen on automotive youtube channels but having no flex joints and all solid mounted doesn't seem like it will last
I have heard similar things. I know a drift car that sees extreme vibration and really aggressive driving this is definitely true. I have had plenty of vehicles with solid exhaust and never had any issues. Some have been on the road for years with no problems
@BodeVision I figured for what you were doing with the truck you wouldn't have issues. I obviously watch Taylor Ray which I know you know and he is adamant about those joints but he has drift cars
Hit mike jones up on the low, cause mike jones about to blow. 😂
lets go
Why didn't you use the slip on points as the flanges and instead of welding the slip on joints just clamp them so they are removable.
Any reason for not using a V bands on the exhaust or just for cost reasons?
Yes just cost.
Keep up the great work bro 😎 truck is coming along nicely 👍
Nothing like a good ol cherry bomb muffler 😅
mike jonessss
Stop
Who?
She’s coming along nicely. Exhaust is to loud if you ask me. Gd job with it tho.
Hard to tell with the mics and in the shop
Mike Jones
You should get a harbor freight wedding bench so you working comfortable
There's a bride and groom joke in there somewhere but I just can't get it down right now.
@@Simon.the.Likeable what ?
@@Caution.beware "wedding bench"
@@Simon.the.Likeable yeah I was saying you should get a harbor, freight welding bench and with a right with the fans are at in the back of the garage. You can put them on a hinge and then you can hinge them up and then when you need to use it you can hinge them downkind of chain or something that you’d be more comfortable sitting down instead of using a fold up table or the floor when you’re welding
Buy him one
👊👊👊👊👊
Who? Mike jones!
My uncle is not your uncle 😂
My uncle only wears Brunt boots.
A little bit much... what, there is never too many lights.
My uncle wears crocks in sport mode
my uncles has a bigger shoe size than you and he says that matters for some reason
My uncle would never weld on the floor. Get or build yourself a welding table.
Space is the issue. When I have a larger shop in the future I promise I’ll have a fab table
@@BodeVisionthat flat bed is a great welding table.
Good for your uncle. Now go buy Bode, a welding table.