No weld camber plates for 65-66 Mustang
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- I didn't want to buy camber plates but I did want the extra adjustability if I need it. So I made my own. These would also be an option for other Fords like Falcons that use a similar system.
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Great video and looking forward to the 2K primer video.
Thanks. Well plan was to do it this past weekend but the weather was not cooperating. Winter came back... It was down in the 40s for lows and 55 for the high. And it's going to rain all week so I won't be able to do it till I get back from my trip.
I may work on the shop insulation in the mean time before it gets really hot. Possibly do some filming at the swapmeet and get it up before I go as well.
“No weld” but you still need a welder. 😜 Nice job! Now hopefully someone will produce these!
Yeah no weld to the car😁. I have a better design for it that I may look at making a prototype. Could have them made up to sell but I dunnow. Will see. If the better half let me put a big CNC mill in the garage instead of it being for her car....
@@theinfernalcraftsman Way cheaper to outsource the manufacturing. Besides to use the CNC you’ll need a higher degree of accuracy than your CAD (cardboard aided design).
@@swooshdave True. I used to have access to a mill and lathe etc and there was a Bridgeport 2 locally nearly free that I wanted but it's a big machine and has to be converted to modern controls. It's a I want it thing...
Really miss having a lathe to use as there is allot of times it comes in handy.
I do have actual computer cad programs too.. I can scan it in and then fine tune it in the cad software. But I have been out of practice for a long time. I still have my copy of autocad 13...
That being said I’m happy to test out the beta versions. 😎
@@theinfernalcraftsman Only 11 versions behind. Hope you have a Windows 3.1 machine laying around. Somehow I think that might be the case. 🤣