@@arafatmotogarage put it on a jack stand and turn it on and look at everything in the back to see what’s going on.Maybe it needs stronger bearings or something.
I think so the axle bearing is making that noise maybe bad axle bearing but it fine it will work and most of all the parts are changeable if anything went bad I can change it
Here in the US we have a TV show called "Texas Metal". They do all custom vehicles. But, their Specialty is lifted trucks. The owner of the shop is Bill Carlton. You should contact Bill and show him your work. I am sure he would love to have you work for him as he is very generous and would train you to become a fabricator for his shop. Your natural instincts to work with metal are incredible. This is my favorite build of his: "Texas Metal Yukon XL at Showoff Custom Truck & Car Show 2020" czcams.com/video/X44Ci3HO5Bg/video.html Here is the full "TEXAS METAL" episode for the Yukon XL: czcams.com/video/z5ChhwYbE5I/video.html
my car broke down in Utah and i can't go to texas!! shame i couldn't see those beautiful cars, i will book a flight to austin to see them ol' beauties in texas.
Some people just buy the parts they need but you are really different than others because you just make anything you need.Your super intelligent.
Thanks man I really appreciate ur words...
I’ve been waiting for this video I knew you were going to fix it better.
Yes man still alot to be done for a perfect rip..
@@arafatmotogarage put it on a jack stand and turn it on and look at everything in the back to see what’s going on.Maybe it needs stronger bearings or something.
I think so the axle bearing is making that noise maybe bad axle bearing but it fine it will work and most of all the parts are changeable if anything went bad I can change it
Keep up the good work my friend. I believe the clicking noise may be the chain skipping. Check that out my friend.
Sure man maybe it could be chain I already installed and chain tensioner but still wana check out that but for now I took a break from that project
Here in the US we have a TV show called "Texas Metal". They do all custom vehicles. But, their Specialty is lifted trucks. The owner of the shop is Bill Carlton. You should contact Bill and show him your work. I am sure he would love to have you work for him as he is very generous and would train you to become a fabricator for his shop. Your natural instincts to work with metal are incredible.
This is my favorite build of his:
"Texas Metal Yukon XL at Showoff Custom Truck & Car Show 2020"
czcams.com/video/X44Ci3HO5Bg/video.html
Here is the full "TEXAS METAL" episode for the Yukon XL:
czcams.com/video/z5ChhwYbE5I/video.html
my car broke down in Utah and i can't go to texas!! shame i couldn't see those beautiful cars, i will book a flight to austin to see them ol' beauties in texas.
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