Are people still doing that? I thought that by now the time would come where it's obvious to everyone that nobody really cares what order your post is.
@Boostedlifestyle Honestly, knowing how your brain works about _not_ picturing things in your head, this first attempt has gone really well considering. Doing a second one and having this one for reference will be super helpful.
I´ve developed the suspension for a formula student car, and also been responsible for all vehicle dynamics of another, and a few things do scare me. First please do not run the battery in that position. If you crash that can quite likely come into contact with a object. If you have that happen it can be dangerous. Place it in somewhere secure. Second that bump steer is for sure going to damage stability, having sigificant slip angle with vertical movement can be bad if not studied carefully. Also there are a few ways to easily properly align your wheels you can easily have 1 or more degrees of error if you do not measure it properly (saying from experience), and bad alignment will create worse handling and more unpredictability. If you need any suggetions I'm sure me and other people could give you some advice. Also look if there is not a local FSAE team maybe they can also give you some advices even help you with cad software and some FEM basic analysis (if you do not know what it is research it you will find it interesting). Also i would suggest implementing a rear anti roll bar. I believe it could help you a lot in cornering since you have a locked axle.
I have already said all of those things in previous videos. He doesn't care and states that he makes it up as he goes and doesn't want to study anything... Bummer. I am also a suspension member of an FSAE team
@@Crusher29 Well, he said for the next one he's taking ideas/help and wants to nerd out with people about it on insta, so... Maybe you two should go there and post your knowledge?
@@Crusher29 He clearly states that he just wants to finish this project so that he can build a new and better planned formula car with all the lessons he's learned and picked up throughout the series. Not sure what your problem is?
@@kallekula84 I don't have one. I don't follow him anymore, just checking from time to time if there's a new Formula video. Sorry if i said something wrong
Oh yeah! Finally after watching all the way from the start over the last two years it's finally drive-able. Amazing work and keep it going the sameway!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
A bit late but when you're making steering columns with multiple u-joints you need to offset them in their rotation. Basically you need to turn one 90 degrees, it prevents binding at weird angles. It will still function but you will get better operation with them offset. Learned this from Mike Finnegan on Roadkill back in the day. Makes sense when you watch and feel the difference. Awesome build! You're doing great, can't wait to see the finished project.
Mate, I've been watching you build this since the start, and it's crazy how emotionally invested you can get watching someone achieve dreams. Inspirational stuff. Cheers from Australia.
Henry Ford made the first prototype Model T several times before nailing it. But what's interesting is that the vert first prototype when he and his engineers realized "this isn't going to work" Henry pushed to keep going when they all wanted to start over. The idea he professed (paraphrased) is this: "We have more mistakes yet to make, and more to learn from. If we start over there will be mistakes made further from where we are now." And that's it. Too many people are stuck in project paralysis because they're so focused on being "perfect" out the gate. KEEP GOING! If you iterate on an incomplete project you're never have a complete project. I learned this best when I had the revelation that my daily driver was the enemy of my project car. For years I thought having a daily meant I could tackle "larger" projects for the project car. But instead the project car spends most of it's life down, mid-project. KEEP IT RUNNING AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE. We all build cars to USE AND ENJOY them. The more time you spend enjoying it, the more motivated you'll be to ITERATE it in small chunks instead of scrapping it and starting over.
I needed this. When everything in the world feels like it might be falling to shit, leave it to a Kyle, nay, The Kyle, to give us what we need. Awesome work.
For doing the fiberglass seat you can prime your mold and then use a release agent to make it easier to remove afterwards. I have had to do this before when I was repairing the fiberglass front cap of a city bus.
Talk about vibin'! This is such a great moment for the channel! What a great accomplishment, Kyl3 Williams!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 You sir, are a badass and I love you, man. #teamraceteam🔥🔥🔥
Now we need to see a turbo K24 cart next and maybe colab with B/B Kyle, man i hate the clutches was slipping. Been cool to see you be able to ring it out a little but also that gave you the chance to feel it out without the tires spinning too. Awesome job
This thing is sick, awesome job! Can't wait to see the bodywork! Lowering that rack and pinion should help with the bump steer, keeping the tie rods more level
Excellent, well done. No overheating, no fluid leaks out. No electrical issues. You can make adjustments and start planning your tests. Plus yo can think of an aero and bodywork. It’s made by yourself and you can now build know how for the next one. I made a decision. My F1 project will be with an VW 1.8T and a Hewland gear box, Porsche GT3 hubs, breaks, steering box. Targeted weight 450kg without fluids. It’s a turbo, the tank will take 100l. Good luck with your project. It’s amazing to see how one can get there where he feels like the Wright Brothers.
That's so cool, man! Not only that hell of a machine but also seeing you being able to finally drive it after all that time. So excited of seeing it rock the track! Keep up the great work man
You are awesome man. I love seeing you create all of these things instead of just buying it off-the-shelf. So happy that that's the direction you're going. Cannot wait to see this amazing build and the next one
Dude thats what its all about, I started screing a few pieces of wood together 15years ago. Today I build arcade cabinets in record time. What I am trying to say is you gain experience while doing what is fun. The setbacks are the lessons, not the wins. Really odd reading that out loud...lol. Good job man.
Just found your channel tonight scrolling through UA-cam. 5 minutes into the video I subscribed. I watch alot of automotive youtubers like B is for Build , Taylor Ray , Danger Dan , Boosted Boiz , Cleetus and others. Really digged the video. Think ill go back and watch the whole series.
100% for the effort. 👍 Fair play to anyone attempting something like this , trust me it ain’t easy and to design a car from scratch takes decades of experience and knowledge. I’ve had 30 years in manufacturing and motorsport , make everything myself and am currently designing a full race car from scratch. Chassis, suspension, bodywork etc etc all by hand. Let people like you two be an inspiration to anyone any age . Yes bits will break, bits will fall off and you will do everything differently the second time round as you learn from your mistakes. But just have fun as part of the journey , share the memories , meet new people. A priceless experience when one looks at the bigger picture. Best wishes and good luck to you both.👌😉🇬🇧.
Im glad you pulled through with the Idea! Now you know what to do and head in the right direction, Im a big fan of trial and error until eventually you get it done its what i do in my every day life too!! Awesome!!
Kyle and Geena, y'all rock! Finally, the video I knew was coming. That thing is so badass and sounds awesome. Can't wait for you to fix the last few things. Peace easy and get that v! ❤
Love what you're doing! A couple of things to consider. Please consider making your battery tray out of something other than carbon fiber blend. Carbon Fiber conducts electricity and cause you to do serious damage to your electrical system! Also, consider creating some "L" shaped drop links to drop the steering rods. While not perfect, it'll allow for better bump-steer characteristics, as any driving you do-doesn't matter the speed, will generate peculiar driving dynamics. I have a feeling your Ackerman's off as well due to your steering rod mounting points.
For 3D printer, I recommend an Elegoo Neptune 4 Max. It's only $500 and has a large print volume of 420mm x 420mm x 480mm. I used it for printing large parts.
great work man, seems you have learned alot during the process of building and your skills have improved alot. Well done. Just keep learning and applying it.
I subbed not because of just the content(which btw is amazing), but also because your personality is so warm, and funny I think you will grow a lot from your personality! I am here with you on your journey!❤
Those pedal fluid containers can be relocated to allow for a steering shaft to position the steering behind the battery and solve some of your angle issues.
you CAN put the steering bars in the right place you just have to make a remote to the actual steering rack , can be done theres room for it too (wish was my oly concern the last time i mentioned it "put a bar in the right spot for the steering arms to sit level , put the bar in slider bearings and attach the steering rods to it , weld a sturdy triangulated arm to it connecting it to the steering rack in a way so it cannot flex only move from one side to the other and youre done
well you can lower the steering rack to where you want. just have a sprocket on the steering rack and a chain going up to where the input axle is placed.
More reactive steering is meeded for sure, but this build is awesome. Ive been quietly watching for so long. This is epic! We all find the errors in our builds and setups! Keep building and keep learning. Oh most importantly keep going fast!
At least that's bump steer in the safe direction (y) as you corner harder and develop more roll it steers out of the corner. That just means you must add more steering to counter, as you corner harder, you have to add small amounts of steering to compensate for bumpsteer - it's equivalent to the understeer direction - you'll just perceive it as understeer, it's fine
Kyle, I'm so hyped too finally see it in a driveable state! I'm in the process of designing a two seat tandem LMP-style streetcar, and would love to hear any tips you have to give. Keep up the awesome work, I can't wait to see it on the track!
I've been watching your channel Kyle since you had 10K subs, been a few years now, this project would have been a dream a few ago, now , it's reality !! Well done Kyle, say hi Virginjam too :) Cheers from Australia :)
4:02 welcome to pipe tolerances, 20 thou off ain't abnormal. If you want good consistent tolerances you should get tubing, extruded tubing doesn't have the greatest tolerances but it's probably fine for a project like this. In my field (rocketry) we like Drawn Over Mandrel (DOM) tubing, preferably with Individual Readings (IR) that control both OD, ID, and concentricity with a good deal of accuracy. But that's probably overkill here.
What makes this series so enjoyable is that it is not whitewashed. Things start out wonky, you own your failures and take pride in becoming a better engineer. The fun part is watching you do stuff not that perfect and then wanting to do it better because you learned. Good that you make your own design everywhere, it would be boring if you used someone else's plans or ideas and just assembled something.
Haha, at 17:00 I seen the bolt on your shifter arm just undo itself and fly out! Good stuff Kyle! Really would like to show you some good ways to do molds for your fiberglass stuff. But it would be a long drive haha. I'll have to record when I do my CF intake cover and wheel liners.
i will say that if you don't put the battery on the front wheels then you could make provisions for a weight insert and that would be future proof since you can add or take them away as needed.
On piping they have mil tolerances when they fab it. So you can buy a 0.120" pipe and it actually be a little thinner. In some cases for carbon steel the mil tolerance has been + or - 12.5%. You do the math 0.120 - 12.5% = 0.105. Just FYI if someone else hasn't shared.
This is the first video of yours I'm seeing... and you know how sometimes you can just immediately tell where someones from, based on a back alley haha What an absolutely incredible project though!
idea for your bump steer, keep in mind i know nothing about suspension. move the articulation point on the hub to the top side, sounds unconventional but its worth a check with a mock up or cad design
I do wanna recommend buying a tire heating blanket that would go 250°C, and sorry if u don't understand Celsius, and when heating the tire, i do recommend set the temperature too 100°C bc the more the hotter the tire the more the grip
Good work, except I have some suggestions. 1. I don't know what kind of battery that is. Maybe it's vertical because it's not AGM. It's in the front, so it's good for balance, but there is no bracing that could protect it. 2. The steering wheels is also nice, but I would create a new design that has a plate that is at least rectangular that the wheel sits on. Much more surface that the Plastic would steer against. The bolts would then just hold the wheel on the brace. Other than that, your car is pretty awesome. I wouldn't worry about a lack of diff, go carts don't have them. Bump steer, tracks are pretty smooth.
All the way at the front is best cuz you still got cables to run you don't want to have to hold on to the floor and worry about kicking them when you get in and out and rip the cables off
It looks amazing but I just finished watching all the Fast and the Furious movies, and instantly got reminded of the Flip car from Fast and Furious 6. Nice work!
I'm first!!
w ur actually first I'm 2nd lol
She cheated that my wife 🤣
That's because Kyle is a gentleman
@@Boostedlifestyle ofc🤣🤣
Are people still doing that? I thought that by now the time would come where it's obvious to everyone that nobody really cares what order your post is.
So, are we counting the f1 cart as Kyle's midlife crisis Miata? I mean, it has a few Miata parts... so, may as well.
Yes! But I will also build a better one 🤪
@Boostedlifestyle Honestly, knowing how your brain works about _not_ picturing things in your head, this first attempt has gone really well considering. Doing a second one and having this one for reference will be super helpful.
What a hell of a MLC miata.. I'd think he went straight to God tier if we're talking on those terms..😂
Yes and he has upgraded the mx5 to pure lighting sex
Lighting sex...... .zap
I´ve developed the suspension for a formula student car, and also been responsible for all vehicle dynamics of another, and a few things do scare me. First please do not run the battery in that position. If you crash that can quite likely come into contact with a object. If you have that happen it can be dangerous. Place it in somewhere secure. Second that bump steer is for sure going to damage stability, having sigificant slip angle with vertical movement can be bad if not studied carefully. Also there are a few ways to easily properly align your wheels you can easily have 1 or more degrees of error if you do not measure it properly (saying from experience), and bad alignment will create worse handling and more unpredictability. If you need any suggetions I'm sure me and other people could give you some advice. Also look if there is not a local FSAE team maybe they can also give you some advices even help you with cad software and some FEM basic analysis (if you do not know what it is research it you will find it interesting). Also i would suggest implementing a rear anti roll bar. I believe it could help you a lot in cornering since you have a locked axle.
I have already said all of those things in previous videos. He doesn't care and states that he makes it up as he goes and doesn't want to study anything... Bummer. I am also a suspension member of an FSAE team
@@Crusher29 Well, he said for the next one he's taking ideas/help and wants to nerd out with people about it on insta, so... Maybe you two should go there and post your knowledge?
@@Crusher29 there's a guy in the same province as Kyle who was on a FSAE team who I mentioned to Kyle, not sure of he's contacted him or not though.
@@Crusher29 He clearly states that he just wants to finish this project so that he can build a new and better planned formula car with all the lessons he's learned and picked up throughout the series. Not sure what your problem is?
@@kallekula84 I don't have one. I don't follow him anymore, just checking from time to time if there's a new Formula video. Sorry if i said something wrong
That thing sounds freaking awesome! I love the dedication you've had to completing this project and I think it's gonna be a ripper.
Thank you thank you 😇😇 it's been a long time man
Oh yeah! Finally after watching all the way from the start over the last two years it's finally drive-able. Amazing work and keep it going the sameway!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
A bit late but when you're making steering columns with multiple u-joints you need to offset them in their rotation. Basically you need to turn one 90 degrees, it prevents binding at weird angles. It will still function but you will get better operation with them offset. Learned this from Mike Finnegan on Roadkill back in the day. Makes sense when you watch and feel the difference. Awesome build! You're doing great, can't wait to see the finished project.
Meaning on the shaft thag connects to both U joints, both Us on that shaft should face the same way.
Mate, I've been watching you build this since the start, and it's crazy how emotionally invested you can get watching someone achieve dreams. Inspirational stuff. Cheers from Australia.
Congrats, man. That thing is a work of art. Can’t wait till you get that clutch fixed.
Henry Ford made the first prototype Model T several times before nailing it. But what's interesting is that the vert first prototype when he and his engineers realized "this isn't going to work" Henry pushed to keep going when they all wanted to start over. The idea he professed (paraphrased) is this: "We have more mistakes yet to make, and more to learn from. If we start over there will be mistakes made further from where we are now."
And that's it. Too many people are stuck in project paralysis because they're so focused on being "perfect" out the gate. KEEP GOING! If you iterate on an incomplete project you're never have a complete project.
I learned this best when I had the revelation that my daily driver was the enemy of my project car. For years I thought having a daily meant I could tackle "larger" projects for the project car. But instead the project car spends most of it's life down, mid-project. KEEP IT RUNNING AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE. We all build cars to USE AND ENJOY them. The more time you spend enjoying it, the more motivated you'll be to ITERATE it in small chunks instead of scrapping it and starting over.
I needed this. When everything in the world feels like it might be falling to shit, leave it to a Kyle, nay, The Kyle, to give us what we need. Awesome work.
Been watching since the start. Its so freaking cool! Congrats! Really nice to see how much you have learned as well
For doing the fiberglass seat you can prime your mold and then use a release agent to make it easier to remove afterwards. I have had to do this before when I was repairing the fiberglass front cap of a city bus.
28:00 the way it handles with a solid/live rear axle is great! I would have expected the tires to chatter & skip a lot more
Talk about vibin'! This is such a great moment for the channel! What a great accomplishment, Kyl3 Williams!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 You sir, are a badass and I love you, man.
#teamraceteam🔥🔥🔥
Now we need to see a turbo K24 cart next and maybe colab with B/B Kyle, man i hate the clutches was slipping. Been cool to see you be able to ring it out a little but also that gave you the chance to feel it out without the tires spinning too. Awesome job
I was thinking about a Honda engine one also 👀
Please do.. A Honda cart drag build would be sick...
20:30 Ethan Would Approve Of the Hexagons!
amazing, i love this thing and how supportive Geena is
Absolute legend. Congratulations, this is only the beginning
This thing is sick, awesome job! Can't wait to see the bodywork! Lowering that rack and pinion should help with the bump steer, keeping the tie rods more level
Excellent, well done. No overheating, no fluid leaks out. No electrical issues. You can make adjustments and start planning your tests. Plus yo can think of an aero and bodywork. It’s made by yourself and you can now build know how for the next one. I made a decision. My F1 project will be with an VW 1.8T and a Hewland gear box, Porsche GT3 hubs, breaks, steering box. Targeted weight 450kg without fluids. It’s a turbo, the tank will take 100l. Good luck with your project. It’s amazing to see how one can get there where he feels like the Wright Brothers.
I like your work and dedication. I would recommend mounting the battery behind the front bulkhead. Just incase of a crash.
You're not wrong I was going to put a bar around it I think inside the nose cone
These videos are always such a treat.
That's so cool, man! Not only that hell of a machine but also seeing you being able to finally drive it after all that time. So excited of seeing it rock the track! Keep up the great work man
This has been an amazing series and to finally see you drive it was wonderful!
You are awesome man. I love seeing you create all of these things instead of just buying it off-the-shelf. So happy that that's the direction you're going. Cannot wait to see this amazing build and the next one
Dude thats what its all about, I started screing a few pieces of wood together 15years ago. Today I build arcade cabinets in record time. What I am trying to say is you gain experience while doing what is fun. The setbacks are the lessons, not the wins. Really odd reading that out loud...lol. Good job man.
I believe that 100 percent 😁
Bro! That's so awesome!
So cool to see it moving under it's own power.
Such a legendary build bro, keep it up!!
You broke the mold when you made that girl! 💚💚💚💃🏻
She like many women just let out her inner wild side and I embraced it 😁
This channel is seriously underrated. I'm having a great time learning with you. Good job man keep it up!
Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏
Just found your channel tonight scrolling through UA-cam. 5 minutes into the video I subscribed. I watch alot of automotive youtubers like B is for Build , Taylor Ray , Danger Dan , Boosted Boiz , Cleetus and others. Really digged the video. Think ill go back and watch the whole series.
I appreciate that 😁😁
So cool to see it in motion I'm happy for you to finally get a chance to drive what you build
100% for the effort. 👍
Fair play to anyone attempting something like this , trust me it ain’t easy and to design a car from scratch takes decades of experience and knowledge.
I’ve had 30 years in manufacturing and motorsport , make everything myself and am currently designing a full race car from scratch. Chassis, suspension, bodywork etc etc all by hand.
Let people like you two be an inspiration to anyone any age .
Yes bits will break, bits will fall off and you will do everything differently the second time round as you learn from your mistakes. But just have fun as part of the journey , share the memories , meet new people.
A priceless experience when one looks at the bigger picture.
Best wishes and good luck to you both.👌😉🇬🇧.
I stumbled upon this channel when you were at day one, and been keeping up ever since. Such joy to see it on the road 🎉🎉
Holy heck I wonder what the people and car you passed were thinking haha
@TokyoCollins probably thought....why isnt that thing turbocharged!
Also do any hood shit in the maliboost yet?
Move the steering rack from attaching at the bottom of the A arm, put it at the top to take some of the 'angle of the dangle out!'
Im glad you pulled through with the Idea! Now you know what to do and head in the right direction, Im a big fan of trial and error until eventually you get it done its what i do in my every day life too!! Awesome!!
Kyle and Geena, y'all rock! Finally, the video I knew was coming. That thing is so badass and sounds awesome. Can't wait for you to fix the last few things. Peace easy and get that v! ❤
Love what you're doing! A couple of things to consider. Please consider making your battery tray out of something other than carbon fiber blend. Carbon Fiber conducts electricity and cause you to do serious damage to your electrical system! Also, consider creating some "L" shaped drop links to drop the steering rods. While not perfect, it'll allow for better bump-steer characteristics, as any driving you do-doesn't matter the speed, will generate peculiar driving dynamics. I have a feeling your Ackerman's off as well due to your steering rod mounting points.
I'm just scared of it putting to much load on the small rack I have currently. I may do a redesign
For 3D printer, I recommend an Elegoo Neptune 4 Max. It's only $500 and has a large print volume of 420mm x 420mm x 480mm. I used it for printing large parts.
Sweet build, and really cool to see the design aspects come together. Can't wait to see you rippin in this thing. nice work !
great work man, seems you have learned alot during the process of building and your skills have improved alot. Well done. Just keep learning and applying it.
I subbed not because of just the content(which btw is amazing), but also because your personality is so warm, and funny I think you will grow a lot from your personality! I am here with you on your journey!❤
Great to see you growing your 3d modelling and engineering skills !
Those pedal fluid containers can be relocated to allow for a steering shaft to position the steering behind the battery and solve some of your angle issues.
Loved seeing the build quality progress thru the entire build!! 🤟
Congrats man, you hit a milestone for the project! I know it may be a ways to go but I can't wait to see this thing with some body work over it!
It might sound cringe...but this is inspiring
you CAN put the steering bars in the right place you just have to make a remote to the actual steering rack , can be done theres room for it too (wish was my oly concern the last time i mentioned it
"put a bar in the right spot for the steering arms to sit level , put the bar in slider bearings and attach the steering rods to it , weld a sturdy triangulated arm to it connecting it to the steering rack in a way so it cannot flex only move from one side to the other and youre done
Freakin awesome dude!!👏🏼👏🏼 Iv'e been watching this build since day 1. So stoked to see her finally drive
That’s something to be so incredibly proud off! Kudos, bravo sirs 💪
well you can lower the steering rack to where you want. just have a sprocket on the steering rack and a chain going up to where the input axle is placed.
More reactive steering is meeded for sure, but this build is awesome. Ive been quietly watching for so long. This is epic! We all find the errors in our builds and setups! Keep building and keep learning. Oh most importantly keep going fast!
The steering tie-rod arms could have a bend in them to improve clearance. Very cool build! Well done!
At least that's bump steer in the safe direction (y) as you corner harder and develop more roll it steers out of the corner. That just means you must add more steering to counter, as you corner harder, you have to add small amounts of steering to compensate for bumpsteer - it's equivalent to the understeer direction - you'll just perceive it as understeer, it's fine
Kyle, I'm so hyped too finally see it in a driveable state! I'm in the process of designing a two seat tandem LMP-style streetcar, and would love to hear any tips you have to give. Keep up the awesome work, I can't wait to see it on the track!
Love this series!! ❤ keep goinggg its looking so good now
YOU DID IT KYLE!!! I've been watching since you were building the Supra and driving dump trucks, you are crushing bro.
So cool buddy. Congrats 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I was waiting for this for a long time
Hell yeah brother! This is awesome! It's so satisfying to finally see this thing move under its own power.
I've been watching your channel Kyle since you had 10K subs, been a few years now, this project would have been a dream a few ago, now , it's reality !! Well done Kyle, say hi Virginjam too :) Cheers from Australia :)
This is way too cool my dude,
Looking forward to seeing it on track with the clutch biting as it should.
No better feeling then driving something you built yourself. Definitely looks great.
Perfect timing for the weather to warm up
4:02 welcome to pipe tolerances, 20 thou off ain't abnormal. If you want good consistent tolerances you should get tubing, extruded tubing doesn't have the greatest tolerances but it's probably fine for a project like this. In my field (rocketry) we like Drawn Over Mandrel (DOM) tubing, preferably with Individual Readings (IR) that control both OD, ID, and concentricity with a good deal of accuracy. But that's probably overkill here.
Congrats Man, i'm so happy for you
What makes this series so enjoyable is that it is not whitewashed. Things start out wonky, you own your failures and take pride in becoming a better engineer. The fun part is watching you do stuff not that perfect and then wanting to do it better because you learned. Good that you make your own design everywhere, it would be boring if you used someone else's plans or ideas and just assembled something.
Thank you for that. I never really thought about it that way before. But I love sharing my personal experience and growth it's fun 😁
Hell yes!! I’ve been waiting for this Kyle!!
Won’t lie - the teasers had me checking to see this video!
CONGRATULATIONS! 🎉
This is one of the coolest projects on youtube.
You definitely should upgrade the clutches but I’m so stoked about this build!
Ive been begging collin furze to make this... Thank you for doing this.. Im supporting you bro!
I've enjoyed this build mate 👌🏻
Haha, at 17:00 I seen the bolt on your shifter arm just undo itself and fly out! Good stuff Kyle! Really would like to show you some good ways to do molds for your fiberglass stuff. But it would be a long drive haha. I'll have to record when I do my CF intake cover and wheel liners.
The driver location adds a lot of weight to the front end, helping with the weight bias, thus helping with the front end grip.
i will say that if you don't put the battery on the front wheels then you could make provisions for a weight insert and that would be future proof since you can add or take them away as needed.
On piping they have mil tolerances when they fab it. So you can buy a 0.120" pipe and it actually be a little thinner. In some cases for carbon steel the mil tolerance has been + or - 12.5%. You do the math 0.120 - 12.5% = 0.105. Just FYI if someone else hasn't shared.
Congratulations from France, Dude!
This is the first video of yours I'm seeing... and you know how sometimes you can just immediately tell where someones from, based on a back alley haha
What an absolutely incredible project though!
Can't wait to see it with full chassis and wings
idea for your bump steer, keep in mind i know nothing about suspension. move the articulation point on the hub to the top side, sounds unconventional but its worth a check with a mock up or cad design
That's one hell of a project. I remember the days of the 4 turbo civic. Came a long way brother. Ready for some hemi fox action.
This is actually awesome! Would love to drive that thing someday
I do wanna recommend buying a tire heating blanket that would go 250°C, and sorry if u don't understand Celsius, and when heating the tire, i do recommend set the temperature too 100°C bc the more the hotter the tire the more the grip
Good call on not putting the battery at your legs. In a crash, that might take out your feet. How do you put the transmission in neutral?
Awesome job mate. Do you ever stand back from a project and think "How??" What started as a pile of pipes and a vision became THIS.
Good work, except I have some suggestions.
1. I don't know what kind of battery that is. Maybe it's vertical because it's not AGM. It's in the front, so it's good for balance, but there is no bracing that could protect it.
2. The steering wheels is also nice, but I would create a new design that has a plate that is at least rectangular that the wheel sits on. Much more surface that the Plastic would steer against. The bolts would then just hold the wheel on the brace.
Other than that, your car is pretty awesome. I wouldn't worry about a lack of diff, go carts don't have them.
Bump steer, tracks are pretty smooth.
I subbed i gotta go back and watch the beginning of this build now. I like the 3 point ancor inna triangle off the wheel hubs.
subscribed . now I can go back and watch from the beginning . Shout out from Scotland
For the next bench, fibrglass some metal to the bench, so the mounting points are not in danger to crack. Otherwise awesome job! Way to go.
All the way at the front is best cuz you still got cables to run you don't want to have to hold on to the floor and worry about kicking them when you get in and out and rip the cables off
Finally !
We’ve been waiting for so long
First time watching your 🎥’s content is 🔥👊🏾🇯🇲
Can’t wait for track results! Good job, bub.
SUPER COOL! but watch out for those rod ends in bending on the lower control arm outters.
If your worried about not having a diff causing issues, you could build a chain diff using an MX5 diff.
It looks amazing but I just finished watching all the Fast and the Furious movies, and instantly got reminded of the Flip car from Fast and Furious 6. Nice work!
Been waiting for this moment!!!! Big W
absolutamente incrível, adorei a maneira com que você projetou e conduziu a construção
Keep it up Kyle! Been watching for years. Can’t learn if you don’t try!!