That was an excellent production, Rick. I was particularly impressed with your smooth transitions back and forth from "real time" to high speed ramping and back again without it being so obvious that's what you're doing. Like I said, very smooth. I don't care WHAT Matt says about you, you're all right in MY book. 😎
And unfortunately, I can't remember who told me that so I can't give them credit. It also works for keeping a nut in your closed end wrench, a little grease on the nut and it stay's put.
Hell yea!!! Was itching for more of you’re content dude. I’ve been binging some of you’re stuff since the crunchy rolla project. Keep up the great work 👍
That was an excellent production, Rick. I was particularly impressed with your smooth transitions back and forth from "real time" to high speed ramping and back again without it being so obvious that's what you're doing. Like I said, very smooth. I don't care WHAT Matt says about you, you're all right in MY book. 😎
Thanks Ray!
The dab of grease on that annoying loose guide plate that kept falling out is a seriously underrated tip!
And unfortunately, I can't remember who told me that so I can't give them credit. It also works for keeping a nut in your closed end wrench, a little grease on the nut and it stay's put.
Hell yea!!! Was itching for more of you’re content dude. I’ve been binging some of you’re stuff since the crunchy rolla project. Keep up the great work 👍
Thanks Ismael, it's comments like yours that keep us motivated!
Thanks for the great 86 content! Subscribed
Thanks for the sub. We're finishing up some more video and hope to have it posted soon.
This was a great video. It would have been better if you showed more detail of how the clips are orientated. Thanks.
This was great. I’m just researching for my build and preparing mentally. Thank you for this. Where can I download the manual for torq specs?
Check some of the AE86 forums. It should be linked.
Good video and explanation good work! 👍
Thanks we really appreciate you checking it out!