Amazing effort on everything you're doing, Chris. From doing all the fabrication work and fitting the turbo kit, to recording each segment, then editing a 25 minute video together. Takes a lot of time and effort. Great work ethic!
Just use the intercooler end tank as a stressed member and tie it in to your top bumper bracket. If you are worried about leaving a small amount of flex you could use a little rose-jointed bar for the connection.
Brilliant video again. I’m sure you probably know about this already as you put me onto R tech in your last video, but would the cnc plasma cutter from r tech be a worthy purchase for your projects?
If you are making the end tanks why not put fixings directly onto them to tie them all in together?... while saying this I'm now thinking about front corner impacts so yeah, branching off to the crash bar sounds like a plan. Also maybe a couple of triangles either side of the tab holding the Centre pole to stop any flex, probably get away with just the one side.
yeah going to try add some kind of gusset to that small tab holding the centre pole but there's very little room for anything as its so small and so close to the pole
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Amazing effort on everything you're doing, Chris. From doing all the fabrication work and fitting the turbo kit, to recording each segment, then editing a 25 minute video together. Takes a lot of time and effort. Great work ethic!
I second this.
cheers, glad people appreciate how much extra time it takes to film and edit it lol
Chris Drift making space since 2018. I am enjoying the videos of your progress.
glad to hear it :)
Dude best build video yet, loved the way you put this video together! Loving this build keep at it!
Great video Chris. In my opinion the footage is getting better and better. And it's coming all together nicely!
Amazing! Really good stuff and I'm looking forward to the next episode.
Respect. You really go all in. Its cool watching how u think thru the fab and any problems that come up. Keep up the good work!
I had a tough day at work but I'm happy to say your video gave me something to look forward too. Thanks man
Glad to hear that, cheers
Awesome build man, amazing amount of work and fabrication, and you make it interesting. Hope you get it done in time👍
Really amazing project . Can't wait for the next VID . Keep working dude !
cheers!
Just use the intercooler end tank as a stressed member and tie it in to your top bumper bracket. If you are worried about leaving a small amount of flex you could use a little rose-jointed bar for the connection.
Ive always loved your vids Chris, keep up the good work!
Adding vertical webbing to the flat brackets and tab would help significantly to reduce the twist you're seeing.
yeah I know that but there's nothing to attach them to where they won't get in the way of other things, that's the problem
Great series.
present!!!!
if you ever needed any help you've got an extra pair of hands over here! i cant wait to start doing this on my 350, i wish you posted more often 😂
@@kuckian cheers!
Lots of respect for doing all yourself!
Ps invest in some magnets and clamps.
I've got some but always forget to use them lol
Brilliant video again. I’m sure you probably know about this already as you put me onto R tech in your last video, but would the cnc plasma cutter from r tech be a worthy purchase for your projects?
I've looked at it a few times but just can't justify the price for what I'd use it for really. Maybe one day
Such an awresome video. But what is that beeping sound 😂
Fire alarm that went weird ever since a power cut lol
Great video , what brand are the coolers ?
Mocal 10 row and 25 row
ChrisDrift thank you bro
Build a simple shroud to make sure more airflow gets to the radiator during sick drifts?
Yeah will be doing
Measure twice cut once 👍🏻
I usually end up measuring 5 times and cutting 10 times haha
If you are making the end tanks why not put fixings directly onto them to tie them all in together?... while saying this I'm now thinking about front corner impacts so yeah, branching off to the crash bar sounds like a plan. Also maybe a couple of triangles either side of the tab holding the Centre pole to stop any flex, probably get away with just the one side.
yeah going to try add some kind of gusset to that small tab holding the centre pole but there's very little room for anything as its so small and so close to the pole
Maybe instead of the one veriticle support From the bottom to the top you could do a "V"
Unfortunately the over engineered oil cooler mounts that I made block you from doing anything other than a thin straight vertical tube lol