Factory Five 33 Hot Rod V2 - Mud Flaps
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2023
- Street Rod Jim's Factory Five 33 Hot Rod V2 is chipping paint so he is adding mud flaps. Factory Five 33 Hot Rod V2 Required Supplies bit.ly/SRJ33supplies
Factory Five 33 Hot Rod V2 Tools and Supplies List bit.ly/SRJ33tools
Factory Five Body Work, Paint and Lizard Skin & Compressor bit.ly/SRJlizard
Factory Five 33 Hot Rod Wheels & Tires bit.ly/SRJwheel
Differential Gear Oil & Friction Modifier bit.ly/SRJdiff
Jim's Wash, Clean, and Polish Products bit.ly/SRJwash
Electronics - Poppers - Actuators bit.ly/SRJpopper
LS Engine External Performance Parts bit.ly/SRJperformance
LS Engine Hot Rod Rebuild Parts bit.ly/SRJrebuild
How To Rebuild An LS Engine Books bit.ly/SRJebook
Engine Paint bit.ly/SRJepaint
LS Engine Assembly Tools bit.ly/SRJassembly
Hot Rod Engines bit.ly/SRJhrengines
Jim's video equipment used to make these videos:
On The Go Car Vloging Camera Kit bit.ly/SRJgopro
Garage Camera Kit with Multiple Lens bit.ly/SRJgcamera
Desktop VloggingKit HD/4K with Teleprompter bit.ly/SRJvlog
Subscribe to SRJ bit.ly/SRJsubcribe
Facebook streetrodjim
Twitter bit.ly/SRJtwitter
Tumblr bit.ly/SRJtumbler
Pinterest bit.ly/SRJpinterest
Instagram bit.ly/SRJinstagram
Music:
Track: TULE - Lost [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds. Watch: • Lost Sky - Lost | Trap... Free Download / Stream: ncs.io/LostYO
Song: Icehunt - Hover (feat. Helen Tess) [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds. Watch: • Icehunt - Hover (feat.... Download/Stream: ncs.io/HoverCr
About this Channel:
Street Rod Jim is a channel about maintaining, building and appreciating cars. Jim is currently building a Factory Five 33 Hot Rod V2 kit car and 1966 Econoline Van and will be showing the process as he goes.
DISCLAIMER: This video and description contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission. This helps support the channel and allows us to continue to make videos like this. Thank you for the support! 
Авто/Мото
I would put a clear wrap over the problem areas. You can’t see it and it does a great job of protecting the paint
that blue was a great choice Jim. just a great looking car
also I feel your pain about getting anyone to do a job... sadly difficult
Brutal these days. Thanks for watching the series.
You have some pretty good suggestions here for the fender problem so I can't add much to that. But I did get a grin when I saw your trusty 12 inch first grade ruler come in just as handy for the very end of the build as it did at the very beginning.
What a great series and what's got to be one of the best built/looking (if not the best) FF Hot Rods out there.
Keep the ruler in the trunk and use it for something at the shows. Those of us who followed the build will understand LOL.
Pretty good idea..... Thanks for the kind words!
I think you'll need very flexible flaps, plus do your best to get on the cleanest roads. I am surprised you never thought about the road situation with a custom car you put your heart into.
If you notice many new cars have plastic cladding on their lower third of the doors.
With how low the fenders are, I thought it would not be an issue.
Will you be doing a driving style video soon? Like a review of how it drives and looks all together? That would be awesome. Also why not PPF the rear fenders? Maybe you already got that comment or mentioned. Really loved this series and can’t wait for future builds.
That is a great suggestion. I can for sure put something like that together. I will be releasing some stuff soon that has to do with the celebration of this build coming to an end. I think I can do a driving style video afterwards. Thanks for the kind words and support!
@@StreetRodJim and thank you for the amazing journey. We all loved watching. That’s why a driving video would be so great. It would pay off all this work for the viewers. Enjoy the amazing car you’ve built Jim!
I live 1 mile on a dirt road and the only chips I get are on the fender, no door chips. I put carbon fiber on 2/3 up on the back fenders. It works out great, no chips in for years. Also just buy your ss for your windows and cut to size then bring to any hvac place and they will bend it for you. I’m sure you can attach your self.
I am getting a lot of HVAC suggestions. I also got Ambulance fabrication shop. We will see. It is just too hot now. :(
I wonder too, if you might not consider putting some of that clear film on the vulnerable areas.
I agree that seems like that would be the best fix for the problem.
What spray are you using?
Soap water
I think its unavoidable with these cars. I went back and forth on ordering my kit with and without fenders. I ended up deciding no fenders and will either add clear wrap or just deal with the "added character" of the chips. I wouldn't sweat it. Enjoy it for what it is
I thought that when I order 4 fenders this problem was solved.... Boy was I wrong.
Are you only seeing this on the rear fenders or are the doors also taking a beating?
@@jasonsirois3591 Nothing on the doors. But as I mentioned in the video, if I was coming off the highway doing 35 and taking a long wide turn, it would probably spray the sides.
You still put on ear muffs just to pull your own car out on the driveway. Your neighbors must love you. Did you bother with mufflers or did you think it was cooler to make it loud and wear ear muffs?
Neither, I have super sensitive hearing.