Dirt Daily. Newb Sock gets Tires, Toe and Ready to Go
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- My Jeep Newb Sock is almost done, but Ive hit a little speedbump. It turns out the axles gears don’t match! But before that gets fixed I need to get the front axle and steering buttoned up.
Fred! - you are Dave should get together and have a little “Fire Pit” series, where you sit around the put and discuss builds and wheeling. Maybe invite some of y’alls friends. I would donate money towards travel on a patreon. Love you guys! ❤. I also Love that you are back on you tube like the old days.
Came out great, Fred! Really enjoyed following along with the build. 👍 BTW, recently purchased one of those 'one man' pressure bleeders.. works great! Wish I had bought it years ago.
Same here, I just recently picked one up since I was by myself the day I needed to bleed the brakes. Worked great
I love the build videos you’re doing!
Good stuff, try using a shovel to lift your tires.
I really enjoyed the build Fred. More bolt on upgrades and less fabrication. Your filming production is just fine.
Everyone knows that you're supposed to lift heavy wheels and tires with a quick jerking and twisting motion.... Fred is such a newb....
Totally dig the stance!! Rock on, Fred!!
@jack cavallotto no
Hello sir! I am Pakistani you are my idol i love you so much
Still pisses me of that MT has cancelled Dirt Every Day. Watch a new episode last night when you went to Bend Oregon to play in the snow. You fellas had a damm good show.
Don't drive on muddy trails if you don't want a muddy rig duh . Truthful words brother. I am looking forward to seeing how this rig does on the trail brother 😀 going to be awesome 👌. And did you get to trip Dave into a mud puddle.
My menral trick for metric bolts... if a bolt head looks like 1/2" it's 13mm, 9/16" is 14mm, 3/4" is 19mm. More than slightly smaller than 1/2" is usually 10mm unless it's Ford in which case you grab all of the sockets from 5mm to 10mm.
I think you're knuckle blew a ring gear dude. You okay?...
I think Newbsock needs half doors. Just sayin'. Loving your channel Fred!
I’m old so high school geometry was a long time ago but I think the toe angle would be different with 1/16th inch with 30’s than 37’s?
I do the same with metric spanners. 10 + years working with Toyota's.
Fred, your right knuckles looks like you might have put your hand through that axle crate when you found out it was a 4:10 😅
love the vids, hate the ads, felt like there was a mid roll ad every 5 mins, which spoils your explanations as it always falls right in the middle of you explaining why and what your doing
Awesome build. It amazes me how you put everything together. You are definitely a master when it comes to 4x4’s. If I could I’d love to have you help me build mine. Keep up with the awesome content.
now having a line up of all two door jeeps how do u feel bout the wheel base of the jk or jl compared to tube sock im used to xj and bigger and keep playin with idea of wrangler build
To set the toe it should be sitting on the floor, and the best way is to run a tight string all the way round all four wheels so you can check all four wheels and centre the steering wheel
Also are you going to have any newbsock merch?
Metric isn't worth memorizing. LOL.
Locktite on wheel spacers. Say what
Fred- how much does it cost to overnight a ring and pinion?
Very Sweet Ride ,Fred you do nice work.
On the ground! Yeah Newbsock.
Still love 2dr’s the most.
Looks good!
Bleed ur back brakes
keepin' it real.
I suck at measuring stuff…I’m the type of person that would have to cut 1/2 inch off of something and it would still end up being a foot short…SMH…so I would have to measure the toe like 30 times…lol
Looks great Fred. I agree about the white Jeeps. I've got a white 2dr JK on 37's. I love it.
Measure tube sock and newb sock from the frame! All new cars are fat and taller. Frame to ground would give a better representation of who’s lowest.
Awesome hard core off road, great looking, daily driverable Jeep
Four wheeling and crisis management, they go together pretty good.
If you don't want to get muddy don't drive in the mud, best advice ever. Haha
I hope all went good for ya Fred , kinda wish we were brought up with metric fasteners , I can put my eyeball (eyechrometer) or fingers on a SAE ('Murican) nut or bolt and grab the correct size tool almost always , metric....ummmm , not so much , I hope everyone had a good , safe time on UA !
Curious as to what the Jeep weighs with the additional parts and changes made. Can't wait to see UA video.
UA episodes are way to short now. I miss the days of buying the dvd's.
Fred using several adjustable hammers in this episode!! Well done sir!! 🤣😂🤣
I used your wrench trick for the E-brake cable removal and it worked like a charm. Thanks for that tip. Saved the frustration of pushing in all of those tabs.
Nice build fred, been watching your shows since...just wondering why the rear suspension damper laid back, my guess is coz it works and never mind the looks for most jeep design or at least just a straight up but gonna have to cut fender wells...awesome build
really nice build, it came out awesome
In before the weenies, "OMG, you can't use anti-seeze on wheel studs"
You can use it, I get it, but look up the wet torque and reduce torque the 30,40,50% required.
Looking great!
Fred mind sharing the where you got the wheels? I dig the looks as well.
I’m not Fred 😂, however he most likely got them off of 4wp. I think I’ve seen them a few times on there.
I thought he said they were mopar wheels
They are mopar wheels
Super nice build, looks great. Really like the rim and tire combo. However... I'm seeing a lot of $$$ going into this build. I can appreciate everything you've done to it, but it's something I could never do myself. I prefer budget builds, I have my Dad's 2001 Ford Ranger I inherited and would like to upgrade, just not sure which direction to go yet. Anyway I enjoyed the video, looking forward to seeing it on the trail.
Never doubt yourself, you could totally build a Jeep like this some day. The first step is telling yourself you can. I understand budget builds, and will be doing more, but never let yourself think you couldn’t have or do something.
Me personally I am not a fan of the fenders, but they will probably get destroyed on UA anyway😂
1st!
Hope to get my 2dr looking that good...well done ✔️.