Baja Front Suspension Build #3 (Steering Geometry)
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- Опубликовано: 21 дек 2019
- In this video we continue working on the steering of the front suspension. However in this one we pretty much finish the steering so we can move on to the lower control arm and shock mounting locations.
This is one of the best video series I've seen on RUclips. Very informative, straightforward, and no bs.
Just wanted to thank you for taking the time and effort to make these videos. As a newbie just getting interested your videos are clear and easy to follow and packed with a ton of information! Thanks!
Super impressive problem solving and build process! Thank you for sharing!!
Looking good Doug can't wait to see the rear section come together.
I really appriciate you sharing all this info its rally helping me plan my own build for after I move to Arizona in a month its looking good and thats alot of travel you're gonna have on that
Super Awesome job as always!!! You have that steering geometry dialed in now! Anyone considering a project like this needs to watch all of your videos, you can save someone a whole lot of time and aggravation! Thanks again for all the effort you put into making these videos, have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Awesome video🤙
It’s been great for me I’m in the process of a mini rail / cross kart build thanks for sharing !!!
Just perfect! Great job and informative video.
Great job! I know how frustrating it can be to fall back a couple steps, but in the end it will be worth it! I still have those stock Tacoma rims if your ever crusin by socal.
Gonna be pretty cool buggy thanks for sharing happy holidays!
Real nice Mike, looks like you got it
Well done! 👍👍👍
Now I'm working on ackerman steering on my buggy. Thanx for video :)
Awesome man, this turned out really good with just those little changes. Also your camber gain looks like it's in the ballpark, I'd give it more but that is totally personal preference. You may want to space your steering arm plates apart a bit to have less chance of contacting the tierod even tho I know you will run bumpstops and limiting straps
Yeah! I’m first!! 😂😎
I'm going to try this eventually. I have 2 of the predator 212cc engines I bought when I tried to build a mini bike. It works but it's a little sketchy. I'm going to try this next. See if I can't build a river crawler
Hi Doug, Enjoying your build. I did see something you might want to watch for in the future. Your steering arm sections above and below the Heim joint have a square notch where the arm transitions to an outside radius hear the end. A generous radius would have been better as corners or notches raise local stresses by a factor of two or more. Repetitive stress cracks are much more likely to start from corners or notches. Even surface finish can be a factor in fatigue cracks. I kind of doubt you will see a problem though with the thickness of material you are using. Interestingly, a few liberty ships split in two during service from cracks that started at the square corners of their deck hatch openings during WWII.
Great job.... Doug Bug !
Esse carro está ficando espetacular 👍👍😎😎