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Thanks Mike. I was just watching your bump steer video again. I’ve got work to do there. But yes, I am doing away with the bump stops and let the bypass shock do the work.

Thanks Tim. I really like making these videos because it keeps me concentrated on completing one task at a time. Usually I jump all over the place lol

@MiahsBug I get it!! Im way behind on my build due to some issues with my ex.....So Im really chomping at the bit to hit it!

Let me know if you ever need anything I can help with.

@MiahsBug I appreciate that brother!!! Between you and Damian at Binder Builder you guys keep me inspired!!

Thanks Will!

Thanks so much Harold. And thanks for watching!

My setup is currently cycling more bumpsteer than I like. I battled with it for a few nights and made 3 different steering brackets. Still not solved but getting close. I don’t have a straight forward answer for you other than setting up a temporary rig to find the correct geometry

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Thank you!

Thanks HRD. Will do!

Haha, I usually shoot for 10-15 min but once I cut the random stuff, it is what it is lol. Thanks Gary

Of course. I’m still not certain they are completely necessary in the front but the cool kids have them and the price was right on these shocks.

Honestly, I love them. I usually just cut the parts myself but if I have time to wait a week they are awesome. Those two plates were only $33 shipped!

@ that’s awesome! Do you have to download your own CAD software?

@Janderson357 yeah. I don’t know what is the cheapest or easiest to use though

Thanks Bash! It is coming along! Sometimes I wish I didn’t have a day job so I could build more lol

Thanks RedBear!

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I may actually do that 🤣 thanks for the comment!

Thanks. I just tried it one day and worked good. Now I use it all the time.

Thanks for the information! I noticed it I said the wrong thing when I was editing.

That sounds horrific. Stay strong Mark

Thanks Scotty!!!

Cool, thanks for the heads up. It’s very cheap to just replace a whole unit so that will be my approach. Thanks for watching

Haha busted

Every second counts lol

Glad you liked it.

My man! 😂

I really like them. Thanks for watching

Also, I would love to have a shop that big! Life goals!

I agree that a single bulb aren’t as bright at the fluorescent. But they are so cheap and easy to install that you can put up more. This provides better light coverage and my garage is at least twice as bright.

You are welcome sir. Thanks for watching. I love it so far

Yessss! I have a whole box of them now. Need to find where to take them

Thanks Dom! Going through the tunnel is a good way to keep everything nice and straight/ strong

@MiahsBug yeah, I wondered how people do that, and that's definitely a good way to make it happen. With my low-profile chassis, I'm glad I don't have to deal with the tunnel anymore! Keep it up!

I think the book says that if you want to be safe you have to use spruce. Those were pine 🤣

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Actually, I am. The body comes off the pan. The roll cage is integral with the pan though.

@MiahsBug Oooohhhh!!! I see it now!

@@JMC8415 if I was building it one piece (which a lot of people do), I would want to get it painted inside. Otherwise it’s hard to deal with

Thanks Jake!

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@@MiahsBugare you pulling a mike vick?😂

@ no no no. Stopped the fighting sir

Thanks Sebastiaan. I like these way better than anything I have found off the shelf

Thanks Gary, step by step.

Thanks Suge!

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That’s true. Some cars jack up on the arms so it works great

Thanks Bruce. I practice and try to get better all the time. I started building stuff when I was a kid and never stopped. Thanks for watching

I really like them and they are so light and easy to install. Oh and cheap! Sorry you had a fire scare. That sucks

I converted all my fluorescents to T8 LED no ballasts, kept the original fixtures. Work great.

@gnic76 that’s cool. I should have looked into that

@MiahsBug Depending on price, might work out to same cost. Mine were 12 LED bulbs for $120 Canadian. Lol well worth it though.

@gnic76 maybe a little bit more but easier to just change bulbs.

Wow, that is terrible. I will look into those boots for sure. Thanks

I love beam cars and would love to have one for on/offroad use. They are great machines with 3x3s. I’m sure you’ll love it. The affordable bender was a bit difficult to get used to, now I LOVE it. It has some limitations with bend radius but it’s so small it fits on a shelf and is perfect for garage building

I don’t have a final number yet due to the engine and cage not being installed. When I get the engine cage on, I’ll make sure to measure it.

I do. I have everything saved so if I need to do a major replacement/repair, I just start building

@@MiahsBugdid you also design the suspension, or did you get it from someone? How did you choose where to use chromoly, and where to use mild steel?

@DrKnowNothing1 the front suspension is designed off of @dougbugbuilder. I built them. The rear started as BuggyBarn 5x5 trailing arms then modified them. A lot of it is what I call “eyeball engineering” a lot of research helps. I look mostly at other peoples failures to determine where I need extra strength

No way, you binged them all? You’re awesome. Thanks for the support Carson. If you ever have any questions just throw them in the chat. I don’t want to bore some people with too many details.