Transforming a Police Car into a Vic Kart! Project TAZR!
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- Опубліковано 6 гру 2022
- / gamblerspec
WARNING! This video was chopped from over 4 hours of other episodes filmed over 2 years so it may be a little seizure inducing at times, but I did the best I could to get it all condensed to under 1 hour.
Feel free to check out the full episodes on my TAZR playlist.
• The TAZR! Crown Vic Ka...
Thumbmail photo credit @ZackLordsMedia - Авто та транспорт
Nice to see the full build in one video
Pie cut and weld the front windshield slant back
For tire clearance spacers
Angle kit & Hoon stick
Tunnel ram and custom fender headers
Racing cats
SWEET BUILD
Awesome content
Love all the hard work
I’d get a rolled Tahoe cop
Get the 6.0 LS
Sweet car!
Super sick man
This is Sooooo COOL !!!!!!
Old gm seatbelt buckles for the lambo door latches
I hope this video makes its way to cleetus mcfarland
my man took rooftop tent very literally.
Awesome man 💪🤙
Very awesome 👏🏻 🎉🏆
Aye man I’m really enjoying your channel! Building this kind of stuff is so cool. Do you have like a background in engineering or mechanics? How do you get into building like this?
I have a degree in business 😂 honestly I have just been learning as I go. The Gambler 500 really got me started. The cars are cheap and meant to be a little rough, so it's the perfect event for a beginner
amazing!
Wow! Nicely done. How much does that thing weigh now? I love to know how much you pulled off of it.
Stock weight was 4340 and at its absolute lightest it was 2900. Now I would guess it's around 3500
Mercury Mountaineer 8.8's are LSD, 31 spline
Awesome video keep it up!
I want to start a similar project
What part of New Mexico are you from brother? I’m in Roswell
I am up near the four corners
Impressive work! How's the ride comfort after the changes you made to the suspension?
awful! ha ha. It really is rough off road. I think sway bar deletes are next when I get back to the TAZR in the spring.
@@gamblerspec I can't remember if you mention it in the video, but lowering tire pressure could also be an option (depending on what you are running them at right now of course) for a little relief.
@@Nathan_King yeah that definitely helped me. The tires were 30+ when I got them but I've been running them around 20 and it at least made it bearable for now.
I appreciate you very much for your tiredness and effort 🫡🫡🔥