I enjoy his childish mind set because its much like my own… Isaac is cool but way chill… john is cool but like laid bad on his humor… Charles is I’m gonna roast you and compliment you in the same sentence and make it funny
I've noticed John and Issac have laid back on the humor. Earlier episodes they were a real Hoot! John had that hilarious laugh with Issac's cut up. Either way they are much more serious because its a full time job pitting this great content out constantly. Charles brought back that much needed humor and together the 3 are a sensational UA-cam video riot. Absolutely love the show
Ike and John don't really have the same sense of humor. Charles knows how to talk crap in a joking way, like Ike does. Effectively. This smooths out a lot of err.. awkward. Not saying John don't have a sense of humor. Just not so skilled on the sh*t talkin'. ;-) For that he's a very technical boy and is the major reason we even get to see what them crazy 3 are up to.
We race Microsprints here in Pa. We all use a hand shifter with motorcycle type clutch lever attached to it, right foot throttle pedal and left foot brake pedal
@@TheRealKoolguy007 i know that not many care about this but brakes should be dimensioned to be able to overcome the engine power, in case of the worst case, gas hangs and cluch breaks.
I don’t know about anyone else but I like it when they include their thought process or when they brainstorm ideas it makes the video longer and I like it because I understand what’s happening and how they do it
Hanging in there like a hair on a biscuit! Says Isaac! I love these three guys watching them cheers me up if I’m having a rough day. They all came such a long way in their builds. Keep it up guys you’re awesome.
I'm not sure if anyone has said this, I almost thought that front shock system was going down the cantilever suspension route which would have been pretty kool but I love this build!!!!
A friendly tip for you fabrimacators 👨🏭 use cooking spray or anti spatter to keep the metal bb's from damaging your machined or finished surfaces like the ball in a heim joint. We use it all the time here at the steel mill to protect hydraulic rams or even threads 😁 im really stoked to see this bad lil rig shred! Good work 👏
I got really excited when Isaac said "torsion bars". I had a 1/4 midget with beautiful simple torsion bar front suspension, circa 1950/60s. It was super clean and still worked well when I sold the kart in 2008.
Honda Odyssey style steering/throttle/brake setup would eliminate foot pedals with the clutch on the gear lever, more safety also to have wrist restraints maybe??? Would then just need some foot rests instead of the pedals, easier to brace yourself in the seat also, great job on the build so far its going to be a sweet ride.
Charles is the best decision for the Shop & Channel! We need a "Charles in charge" (or "is charged") C&C Long Sleeve Shirt. Because he is usually wearing a long sleeve shirt...
Dang that thing is going to be awesome! I just got a kids 4 wheeler for free from a buddy that I've been thinking about chopping up to do something like this.
Y'all have come a LONG WAY from working in John's parents garage! And MANY new tools to your advantage. The Welding Table set-up and the Rouge-Fab Bender have proven to be the tools you cannot live without. 👏 CONGRATULATIONS 👏
I'd love to see you guys build a snow blower engine !! They are a little different because of the recycled hot air system, and a couple other little things I'll let you figure out. A good 9hp snow blower is pretty cheap, or I bet one of your viewers would donate one, and then I'd love to see you guys do a COMPLETE engine build. Port and polish, valve honing, big bore stroker build !!!!
I’ve been watching you guys for so long and your still here it’s crazy I’m a senior in high school now and I’ve been watching y’all since I was in 6th grade
@@Root_T sir if you can't see the things wrong maybe you should do some research as well, wrong angle, wrong placement, wrong springs, use the right springs and the right shocks mounted in the proper location would vastly improve the ride, and the durability of the shocks and springs.
@@thedr309 If you think you're going to get a plush ride with Go power sports fixed shocks you're in for a surprise. They have no rebound or compression adjustment on the upper or lower. Yes, I agree it will help with longevity having the correct angles and also help with the correct lax rebound unsprung and sprung sag but they will also need better shocks as well. You have to remember these guys are bush-hippie-engineers which is why i get a kick out of watching them, lol. All in all, it will work and still be fun. They will feel the back pain when they're in their 40s though, lol.
@@FarmerFpv I never said a thing about a plush ride I know all to well what they are working with but correct placement and angle would be a huge improvement I never expected a professionally engineered chassis but I do expect some thought to be used been watching these guys for a long time
Bet you could use a jack shaft with sprockets at both ends to power the wheels of an independently suspended rear end... Love to see you create something I suggested . One other thing, I love your commercials lol. You guys make watching advertisements enjoyable. Whoop!
John,you could be making extra jack by using that plasma table to design and cut out bracketry for the subscribers at an honest cost foe their own builds... Most one off brackets or pair of brackets would cost a person well over 100bux from any welding/ fab shop and lots of subs cant afford that kind of money for a few brackets... You'd be doing folks a solid as well as helping yourself out if you simply doubled the materials costs,and your time to lay out and hit start and be saving people a chunk while helping them realize their goals and builds...
Can you show how the pipe bender works, where to put the pipe to bend where you want it… how to measure and mark out a pipe with multiple bends etc. That would be awesome 👌🏻
In that bespoke box the first thing you opened was the "weekender". I used to carry my cqrpentry hand tools and such back in the '80s in a bag just like that except mine was ivory colored. I still have it and store carpentry tools in it.
I always really enjoy these 'from scratch' kart builds! It is so awesome to see your plans slowly coming to fruition and ultimately turning into a badass new vehicle for the Cars and Cameras fleet. Keep those episodes coming guys!
Alrighty, I was really impressed with the whole torsion spring/remote mounted shock idea. Maybe those Formula 1 inspired ideas and other unconventional solutions can be incorporated into coming builds. That being said, here’s another idea which is hardly new but could save an enormous amount of space and seems like it would be exceedingly simple to implement. Think Corvette…the front suspension could easily be sprung with a transversely mounted leaf-style spring. Seems it could easily be secured under the chassis and ‘attached’ to the lower a-arms without much affect to ground clearance. Food for thought.
That would make it very hard for steering all it needs is brake peddle and a throttle pedal. Then hand shifter with clutch. If any crashes happen a steering wheel is far safer due to your legs wont be trapped under the handle bar and risk snapping a leg if you shift out the seat or risk them puncturing your body if the crumble from a roll over. Handle bars belong on bikes dude
Man I’m highly impressed by how far y’all have came with your fabricating skills… I would use the hour glass style steering wheel with the throttle on the steering wheel like you did with the bronco… I think that would be easier and and you would have better throttle control that way without your foot bouncing around…
You could put the clutch and throttle on the steering wheel and make the shifter and brake as pedals and it'd save you the hassle of trying to fit 3 pedals in the front and a hand shifter on the side.
Man, I was on the fence about this build the 1st episode but I love where it’s going now. I really think you guys should consider a top A arm for the front suspension. I would also delete the live axle and do (my Terminology might be off) 2 trailing arms in the back. run 2 chains on each side for each rear wheel off that jack shaft. You know it would be sick if this little guy had independent suspension!!
The front and rear suspension has a unique design to it. My only concern is in the rear. The mid-chassis allows for the main chassis frame to drag below the mid to rear suspension frame. With a hard enough landing, you could do some serious damage to your lower back and the chassis. Alas, I hope it holds up.
looks like its going to be a pretty killer ride once its all said & done! Really looking forward to the end result. Looks like your injuries have started to heal pretty well there as well, Ike! Glad to see! It was hard seeing ya down and out like that brother. Cheers & beers!
Ike and John I just wanted to say I watch you guys all the time but I have an idea I would like to see cause I'm building one my self but you should build a snow dog or sometimes called a track sled
I know its been said many times already, but Charles is such a great addition to the C&C crew. Heaps of enthusiasm and energy
I enjoy his childish mind set because its much like my own… Isaac is cool but way chill… john is cool but like laid bad on his humor… Charles is I’m gonna roast you and compliment you in the same sentence and make it funny
What happened to the other guy?
I've noticed John and Issac have laid back on the humor. Earlier episodes they were a real Hoot! John had that hilarious laugh with Issac's cut up. Either way they are much more serious because its a full time job pitting this great content out constantly. Charles brought back that much needed humor and together the 3 are a sensational UA-cam video riot. Absolutely love the show
Shhh there was never any "other guy". Not after the concrete foundations were poured. ;-)
Ike and John don't really have the same sense of humor. Charles knows how to talk crap in a joking way, like Ike does. Effectively.
This smooths out a lot of err.. awkward.
Not saying John don't have a sense of humor. Just not so skilled on the sh*t talkin'. ;-) For that he's a very technical boy and is the major reason we even get to see what them crazy 3 are up to.
I'm so excited for this build!
I really hope this thing sets an unbeatable c&cgp lap time!
#teamseas..........................
Turning out good... keep up the good work...
Loving this build, why not use hand controls instead of pedals? 2 brake levers on the steering wheel for throttle and brake.
With all rights! Looks like it will be able to tear it UP! Hope it lives up to it!
Some people think these wicked machines are so easy to build . WRONG. ITs trial and error alot of the time. This is a cool build from scratch.
Charles was a great addition to the team!!
22:28 The gap welder certification was really needed there XD
The clip of Charles being Charles at the end was awesome!! That dude is great!!
Charles needs his own channel
Content & Personality’s 1000000. subs … Here from the beginning, happy for all of you ! Thanks for sharing with all of us .
When Ike Mentioned buster that brought me back to my childhood watching myth busters thank you ike
" When Isaac goes to West Virginia, this is all he wears"...😂😂😂..
Charles was such a cool addition to the channel.. Nice work gentlemen.🇺🇸🇺🇸
Happy I stayed for that xD
Charles is a great addition to the C and C team
We race Microsprints here in Pa. We all use a hand shifter with motorcycle type clutch lever attached to it, right foot throttle pedal and left foot brake pedal
You should just have brake and throttle peddles on either side and for clutch use a lever attached to the shifter
No.
I did this on my go kart, and it works great until a panic brake situation. It's great for steep hill take offs too.
@@TheRealKoolguy007 i know that not many care about this but brakes should be dimensioned to be able to overcome the engine power, in case of the worst case, gas hangs and cluch breaks.
@@dylanzrim3635 Yes.
I second that.
I love the brainstorming
I don’t know about anyone else but I like it when they include their thought process or when they brainstorm ideas it makes the video longer and I like it because I understand what’s happening and how they do it
Charles is such a great addition to an already amazing channel! Thanks for all the wonderful content and ideas!!
I love your all builds
You guys should do a build off!!!! Keep up the great work.
I love the Charles episodes!
Anybody else have to do a double take at Ike’s drawing on the white board? 🤣. Keep up the good work guys. Love the builds
MORE SNOWMOBILE CONTENNT!!!!!
Hanging in there like a hair on a biscuit! Says Isaac! I love these three guys watching them cheers me up if I’m having a rough day. They all came such a long way in their builds. Keep it up guys you’re awesome.
Charles is a very likeable and talented kid. 👍👍👍
the one clip w charles testing the suspension for the first time i think was my favorite card and cameras moment ever. good guy and good mechanic
I completely agree with adding Charles to the crew 👍 he's such a good guy and I know I could have a beer with all of ya'll super easy.
I'm not sure if anyone has said this, I almost thought that front shock system was going down the cantilever suspension route which would have been pretty kool but I love this build!!!!
Same...
I was thinking, if you need room for a pedal box, why not mount the shocks parallel front to back up high and use cantilever linkages..
Thank goodness that intern isn’t there anymore. We love Charles!
A friendly tip for you fabrimacators 👨🏭 use cooking spray or anti spatter to keep the metal bb's from damaging your machined or finished surfaces like the ball in a heim joint. We use it all the time here at the steel mill to protect hydraulic rams or even threads 😁 im really stoked to see this bad lil rig shred! Good work 👏
Charles pops up like a Muppet from behind the toolbox. That got me to watch the whole ad.
The ending with clips of Charles is royal gold! 🤣
I got really excited when Isaac said "torsion bars". I had a 1/4 midget with beautiful simple torsion bar front suspension, circa 1950/60s. It was super clean and still worked well when I sold the kart in 2008.
Honda Odyssey style steering/throttle/brake setup would eliminate foot pedals with the clutch on the gear lever, more safety also to have wrist restraints maybe??? Would then just need some foot rests instead of the pedals, easier to brace yourself in the seat also, great job on the build so far its going to be a sweet ride.
I agree, controls on the steering wheel would be very handy in this situatioj
I really think the Honda Odyssey setup is ugly they should try to figure a way out with pedals
how about a hydraulic handbrake.. Rally car style, copied by drift dicks. Save the left pedal for the shift mechanism
Charles is the best decision for the Shop & Channel!
We need a "Charles in charge" (or "is charged") C&C Long Sleeve Shirt.
Because he is usually wearing a long sleeve shirt...
Ooooooo Charles N Charge! T-shirt needs to happen!
Right on right on broz
Dang that thing is going to be awesome! I just got a kids 4 wheeler for free from a buddy that I've been thinking about chopping up to do something like this.
Y'all have come a LONG WAY from working in John's parents garage!
And MANY new tools to your advantage.
The Welding Table set-up and the Rouge-Fab Bender have proven to be the tools you cannot live without.
👏 CONGRATULATIONS 👏
I like 👍 this group of guys way better than before looks like they have a great time keep up with the good work
Love how Owen gets to do the hard yards during the Bespoke promo. 👍👍🤣🤣
I'd love to see you guys build a snow blower engine !! They are a little different because of the recycled hot air system, and a couple other little things I'll let you figure out.
A good 9hp snow blower is pretty cheap, or I bet one of your viewers would donate one, and then I'd love to see you guys do a COMPLETE engine build. Port and polish, valve honing, big bore stroker build !!!!
Bro I literally watch u guys everyday before bed. U guys r awesome ppl. The knowledge is awesome. The projects r creative. Like super cool all around.
3:52 that’s a LOT of flex right at the Jack shaft
I’ve been watching you guys for so long and your still here it’s crazy I’m a senior in high school now and I’ve been watching y’all since I was in 6th grade
same dude, these guys have been a favorite of mine since then.
Is it just me or is Charles really good and funny with making small part of the videos
not just you, he's a naturally comedic fellow, and entertaining to observe.
The crossbar you'll be welding between the front suspension towers will be PERFECT for lights & cameras!
Yes, it's begging for a GoPro Mount.
I wish you guys would PLEASE do some research on shock angle and how coil springs work........ PLEASE
I was thinking the same thing… But it’ll be fiiiine
Why? what do you think they don't know?
@@Root_T sir if you can't see the things wrong maybe you should do some research as well, wrong angle, wrong placement, wrong springs, use the right springs and the right shocks mounted in the proper location would vastly improve the ride, and the durability of the shocks and springs.
@@thedr309 If you think you're going to get a plush ride with Go power sports fixed shocks you're in for a surprise. They have no rebound or compression adjustment on the upper or lower. Yes, I agree it will help with longevity having the correct angles and also help with the correct lax rebound unsprung and sprung sag but they will also need better shocks as well. You have to remember these guys are bush-hippie-engineers which is why i get a kick out of watching them, lol. All in all, it will work and still be fun. They will feel the back pain when they're in their 40s though, lol.
@@FarmerFpv I never said a thing about a plush ride I know all to well what they are working with but correct placement and angle would be a huge improvement I never expected a professionally engineered chassis but I do expect some thought to be used been watching these guys for a long time
This thing is turning out to be really cool! I look forward to the next video.
Congrats on the 1 million subs.
This project is looking good. You guys should make three identical karts and have a race day.
Steering wheel gas and brake just like an odyssey✨😜
Bet you could use a jack shaft with sprockets at both ends to power the wheels of an independently suspended rear end... Love to see you create something I suggested . One other thing, I love your commercials lol. You guys make watching advertisements enjoyable. Whoop!
The brainstorming sessions are great even if the results are Ridiculous 😀
I placed an order with your sponsor and man was it painful! But I’m happy to support a Texas business even if they’re in Dallas. 😂
These are the best videos new builds I love this!!
The frame binds like crazy
This cart is going to be in the top 2 on the grand prix times
A cars and camera's limited edition production cart for market would be awesome👍👍👍
John,you could be making extra jack by using that plasma table to design and cut out bracketry for the subscribers at an honest cost foe their own builds... Most one off brackets or pair of brackets would cost a person well over 100bux from any welding/ fab shop and lots of subs cant afford that kind of money for a few brackets... You'd be doing folks a solid as well as helping yourself out if you simply doubled the materials costs,and your time to lay out and hit start and be saving people a chunk while helping them realize their goals and builds...
...This week on Orange County Cars & Cameras......koolest build ever
Congrats for achieving 1 Million subscribers!! That is great guys!!!
Working the magic. You guys are awesome.
Can you show how the pipe bender works, where to put the pipe to bend where you want it… how to measure and mark out a pipe with multiple bends etc.
That would be awesome 👌🏻
This is a really cool build, I'd like to see a similar mini crosskart build but witth IRS
You guys should build three of these. And I don't know maybe have a race?
Not gonna lie that was one heck of a captivating advertisement 👌👌😊
The shock angle on those front shocks wow
Can't wait to see this thing run.
In that bespoke box the first thing you opened was the "weekender". I used to carry my cqrpentry hand tools and such back in the '80s in a bag just like that except mine was ivory colored. I still have it and store carpentry tools in it.
I have missed out on welding until around 6mths ago never to old to learn to weld I'm 42 today 😉
I always really enjoy these 'from scratch' kart builds! It is so awesome to see your plans slowly coming to fruition and ultimately turning into a badass new vehicle for the Cars and Cameras fleet. Keep those episodes coming guys!
Cantilever Suspension would be SICK.
Ingenious how you 3 work together.
I love this channel so much. 🇬🇧
I’d love to take a trip out there and build a mean machine with y’all
Alrighty, I was really impressed with the whole torsion spring/remote mounted shock idea. Maybe those Formula 1 inspired ideas and other unconventional solutions can be incorporated into coming builds. That being said, here’s another idea which is hardly new but could save an enormous amount of space and seems like it would be exceedingly simple to implement. Think Corvette…the front suspension could easily be sprung with a transversely mounted leaf-style spring. Seems it could easily be secured under the chassis and ‘attached’ to the lower a-arms without much affect to ground clearance. Food for thought.
Just an idea, use a handlebar for the steering, brakes & the throttle. It might solve the pedal fitment issues.
That would make it very hard for steering all it needs is brake peddle and a throttle pedal. Then hand shifter with clutch. If any crashes happen a steering wheel is far safer due to your legs wont be trapped under the handle bar and risk snapping a leg if you shift out the seat or risk them puncturing your body if the crumble from a roll over. Handle bars belong on bikes dude
What a cool little build.
I watch each issue with great pleasure
I cant wait to see this one on the grand prix!
I love how, at around the 3:10 mark, Charles is describing the geometry of the frame while it's still smoking! 🤣
That is an excellent start I can't wait to see what you all do with this frame
Man I’m highly impressed by how far y’all have came with your fabricating skills… I would use the hour glass style steering wheel with the throttle on the steering wheel like you did with the bronco… I think that would be easier and and you would have better throttle control that way without your foot bouncing around…
That ending was hilarious!!!!!
You got this Old Man excited. Looking forward to seeing the completion. Love your videos. 🛵🧔💝💝💝
You could put the clutch and throttle on the steering wheel and make the shifter and brake as pedals and it'd save you the hassle of trying to fit 3 pedals in the front and a hand shifter on the side.
This thing is gonna be so good in the corners. It's gonna be a ripper!🔥🔥🔥
Man, I was on the fence about this build the 1st episode but I love where it’s going now. I really think you guys should consider a top A arm for the front suspension. I would also delete the live axle and do (my Terminology might be off) 2 trailing arms in the back. run 2 chains on each side for each rear wheel off that jack shaft. You know it would be sick if this little guy had independent suspension!!
The front and rear suspension has a unique design to it. My only concern is in the rear. The mid-chassis allows for the main chassis frame to drag below the mid to rear suspension frame. With a hard enough landing, you could do some serious damage to your lower back and the chassis. Alas, I hope it holds up.
you guys are crazy!!! i could never do that!!! amazing!
this thing is goin to be sick!
LOL🤣 The frame was flexing more than the suspension when he was bouncing
I like it. I'd suggest giving the rear axle shock mounts a little more height so the frame under the seat doesnt flex down closer to the ground
Bought some cheap RFY shocks on eBay recently for my kart, better than the chrome style by a country mile and very well priced!
Y’all should include a clip of y’all flexing the cart like set that 4x4 block under it and sit in it so we can see the articulation
looks like its going to be a pretty killer ride once its all said & done! Really looking forward to the end result. Looks like your injuries have started to heal pretty well there as well, Ike! Glad to see! It was hard seeing ya down and out like that brother. Cheers & beers!
its goin to be awesome!!!
Its looking awesome guys can’t wait to see the finish product 👍🏻👍🏻stay safe guys see ya on the next video 😁
Looking good guys...
It looks badass good job men keep up the good work 🤘
Ike and John I just wanted to say I watch you guys all the time but I have an idea I would like to see cause I'm building one my self but you should build a snow dog or sometimes called a track sled
a bathtub build sounds fun
This so a cool build. Thank you for for using a different motor than the predator
Try a concept like the c4 corvette I think it was. A single leaf suspension in the front.