Building a Hand Clutch for my 350z! Part 7

Hey everyone and welcome to Full Throttle Cars! In today's video we give you an update on the progress of the automotive hand clutch for my Nissan 350z! We also take it out for a drive to show you the problems we are encountering.

[@ntechplayz6155]

That’s awesome that modern engineering allows this

[@FullThrottleCars]

Yes it is!

[@markbiltz9665]

Great video boys! It’s so cool to see how the project is coming together and working all together. Trail and error. Edison found out thousands of ways to not make a lightbulb before the one time worked!! Keep it up.

[@FullThrottleCars]

Thank you!

[@vailskiboys1130]

Wow

[@FullThrottleCars]

Pretty cool right!

[@tonyk.8580]

I wonder if something like a nodemcu would give better performance less latency. The driver for the stepper could also be an issue, some of the cheaper ones can be hit or miss. All in all if you're serious about the project upgrading to something more robust (semi industrial grade) would def. be the ticket and probably save you some wasted time. I'd feel a little sketchy taking an Arduino solution on the free-way even if you did track down all the bugs. Really cool project best of luck!

[@FullThrottleCars]

Thank you for suggestion! Fortunately I have worked out the latency issue and it’s working pretty well at the moment. I have thought about a better ways to make this system, so maybe I will make an improved version at some point.

[@dubbelgstudios7319]

Dude, you're an absolute f***ing legend!!!! I've been looking for an option like this for 6 years since I lost my left leg. Can I chat to you through your instagram page?

[@FullThrottleCars]

Sure thing!