Mate, you're doing such an impressive job. It's inspiring to see someone young like you with this level of expertise! If anyone should have millions of views, it's you. I'm looking forward to seeing your next video!
Your amazing, having so much knowledge and patience on a very expensive project, hoping it would have some blessings along the way. You do love taking risks and love working on challenges 😊
I did try to look for another chassis to use but couldn't find anything in a timely matter. It would 100% be more time and money efficient to do so! On that note I wouldn't change the route that I am for much as I am learning a lot that will help out in the future! Learning unibody chassis repair and I'm going to learn to paint and body work on this bad boy! So a lot of experience here in this GR Supra! But I probably won't do something this crazy again at least for awhile lol
If I ever do anything like this level. Imma keep every little piece even the dust from the grinding😂 It's just that, I will be scared to accidentally throw away a small piece that are unobtainable. Well, that explains why my garage is full of stuff that I probably doesn't need it anymore. Wife constantly mad at me too😂
As someone who does a lot of electrical work on cars you have made my more comfortable with mechanical, if you can do this i can do a glow plug module behind a intake.
One way of getting a new car. I don't want to spoil anything but the four axle stands don't look that steady and what about a jig to put the frame back exactly were it should be..
The jack stands are definitely a bit wobbly! A jig would be a fantastic idea but I don't think its super necessary since the front frame is already preassembled by Toyota/BMW. I have measurements of where certain bolt holes should be in relation to one another so as long as I get those in place everything should be good to go!
Not a bad idea. Unfortunately not much drifting close by to me. Really only have a drag strip around my area. But 100% next time I buy a vehicle this damage it will not be going back together with stock frame parts! I want to try my hand at some tube chassis work lol
Are you Mag welding or Mig welding? Have you checked out what parts are HSS and mild steel? Are you using a spot welder to reproduce the factory finish?
Mig welding with 25% CO2. I am going to be plug welding. BMWs repair instructions state that if your plug welding to space out the welds 25mm apart since I can't use panel bond when plug welding. So that is my current plan :)
I would've cut through both metal parts sides of the side window and through the door aperture diagonally above the rocker. Less damage to the rest of the car and less work and welding. 👍🏻
It's gonna be a lot of plug welding but I'm very happy I didn't cut the inner uniside with my angle grinder. Only damage to the inner uniside would've come from the file belt grinding the spot welds.
@@ShawnzeyRacing im watching your videos while falling sleep and in my dreams you are asking me to help. hell noo man, leave me alone. im here to watch! excellent work really. feeling excited while watching your works.
Why do you cut the hole side of? We always splice the section in that is destroyed. Much faster and the rest stays original. But OK. (You could install a carbon roof at that point.)
carbon roof is a pretty cool idea! The quarter was damaged, the portion by the roof was damaged, and there were 2 spots around the door damaged. so really the only good portion was around the taillight. I was originally going to replace the back half, but i found more damage by the door leading me to say f it and do the whole thing.
Mate, you're doing such an impressive job. It's inspiring to see someone young like you with this level of expertise! If anyone should have millions of views, it's you.
I'm looking forward to seeing your next video!
Hey I appreciate that! I can only hope one day I can get to that point lol. Then we can start doing even cooler stuff 😎
Awesome……….can’t wait for next video. Great progress.
Me too! This frame needs to be repaired asap lol I need to get these parts off the floor and on the car
Great progress! I’m looking forward to the next video 👍
Me too! The frame being repaired is so close I can taste it!
One man army great progress you made :)
Thanks I'm doin my best lol
Your amazing, having so much knowledge and patience on a very expensive project, hoping it would have some blessings along the way. You do love taking risks and love working on challenges 😊
Gotta take risks in life! Or I'll be stuck working a 9 to 5 job and I don't want that :)
More importantly I do love working on cars!
Wasn’t finding a other body, not a cheaper route to take? I applaud you for everything you are doing. Looking forward to the next video.
I did try to look for another chassis to use but couldn't find anything in a timely matter. It would 100% be more time and money efficient to do so! On that note I wouldn't change the route that I am for much as I am learning a lot that will help out in the future! Learning unibody chassis repair and I'm going to learn to paint and body work on this bad boy! So a lot of experience here in this GR Supra! But I probably won't do something this crazy again at least for awhile lol
Amazing job mate! keep it up!
Thank you sir!
"it's a lot easier when you take it off the right way" said shawnzey calmly
Even I make mistakes! The good thing is we can all learn from them together lol
Nice build! Keep it up!
Appreciate it! I have a feeling this thing is going to start coming together nicely here soon!
If I ever do anything like this level. Imma keep every little piece even the dust from the grinding😂
It's just that, I will be scared to accidentally throw away a small piece that are unobtainable.
Well, that explains why my garage is full of stuff that I probably doesn't need it anymore. Wife constantly mad at me too😂
Yea I try pretty hard to throw away pieces as soon as I'm sure I don't need them anymore lol
Awesome video 🔥🔥
Thanks for watching! :)
hey man really enjoying your content... keep up the good work
Always happy to hear that! You guys in the comments always keep me goin!
As someone who does a lot of electrical work on cars you have made my more comfortable with mechanical, if you can do this i can do a glow plug module behind a intake.
Honestly after experiencing how easy it is to work on cars with the engine out i may just always pull them lol
But go get that module done! Ezpz 😎
One way of getting a new car. I don't want to spoil anything but the four axle stands don't look that steady and what about a jig to put the frame back exactly were it should be..
The jack stands are definitely a bit wobbly! A jig would be a fantastic idea but I don't think its super necessary since the front frame is already preassembled by Toyota/BMW. I have measurements of where certain bolt holes should be in relation to one another so as long as I get those in place everything should be good to go!
This would've made a cheap drift supra project, but fair play for going to full distance to restore it
Not a bad idea. Unfortunately not much drifting close by to me. Really only have a drag strip around my area. But 100% next time I buy a vehicle this damage it will not be going back together with stock frame parts! I want to try my hand at some tube chassis work lol
Are you Mag welding or Mig welding? Have you checked out what parts are HSS and mild steel? Are you using a spot welder to reproduce the factory finish?
Mig welding with 25% CO2. I am going to be plug welding.
BMWs repair instructions state that if your plug welding to space out the welds 25mm apart since I can't use panel bond when plug welding.
So that is my current plan :)
I would've cut through both metal parts sides of the side window and through the door aperture diagonally above the rocker. Less damage to the rest of the car and less work and welding. 👍🏻
It's gonna be a lot of plug welding but I'm very happy I didn't cut the inner uniside with my angle grinder. Only damage to the inner uniside would've come from the file belt grinding the spot welds.
damn look amazing but i wonder about sturdiness of chasis... when it see another crash, wouldnt the damage be worse?
I'm repairing the chassis with factory frame pieces so as long as I follow the frame repair instructions that BMW has written we should be good to go!
@@ShawnzeyRacing im watching your videos while falling sleep and in my dreams you are asking me to help. hell noo man, leave me alone. im here to watch! excellent work really. feeling excited while watching your works.
You watching is help enough lol 😂
I won't make you suffer with me :)
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Better late than never! :)
+1 for the Eminem reference
at least someone caught it!
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Why do you cut the hole side of? We always splice the section in that is destroyed. Much faster and the rest stays original. But OK. (You could install a carbon roof at that point.)
carbon roof is a pretty cool idea! The quarter was damaged, the portion by the roof was damaged, and there were 2 spots around the door damaged. so really the only good portion was around the taillight. I was originally going to replace the back half, but i found more damage by the door leading me to say f it and do the whole thing.