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cheers Sticky4
picture time...
mocking up this turbo was a bit of a mission, its soooo damn heavy! haha. i think there's going to be a fair bit of bracing to the motor to hold it in place. im just waiting on my Tial exhaust housing and then can get into it after that (probably in a week or so)
nick
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holy crap. words can't describe this build... So friggen subscribed...
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Originally posted by DCJodon View PostCompletely jealous that you can wear a tank this time of year.
Originally posted by Bubwubwub View PostLooks like a giant RC-Car with nothing mounted on it ^^
It´s awesome to see, that you´re planing this whole suspension by yourself. Big thumbs up for this.
The videos are also good to watchOriginally posted by Yogi_Bear View Postthis, and the build looks awesome keep up the great workOriginally posted by Rubens View PostThis is truely epic! Keep on going manOriginally posted by Jersh View PostIt must be tough being so awesome all the time. Great update man.
Originally posted by seffer View Post
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Looks like a giant RC-Car with nothing mounted on it ^^
It´s awesome to see, that you´re planing this whole suspension by yourself. Big thumbs up for this.
The videos are also good to watch
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update 30...
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DVUxJFpGhQ&context=C32601d6ADOEgsToPDskJPWR1YSgG_nLx7OvYF5_YS"]Midmounted Mazda Minitruck - Update 30 - YouTube[/ame]
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alec, thank you very much for the compliments, that is the best and nicest feedback ive ever had and i really appreciate it. i love everything automotive, including build threads and im stoked that these days an average guy from nz can share my passions with other enthusiasts from around the world, using little more than a point-and-shoot camera, iMovie and a bit of time.
not to get nostalgic or show my age too much, but i remember in the early 2000's when people would put '56k beware' warnings on build threads with more than a few pictures, whereas these days id feel bad if i uploaded video less than 720p HD or pictures that are re-sized down too much haha oh how times have changed for the better!
i do hope that one day ill be able to get some parts or something sponsored to help make the build or the videos better, but for now the satisfaction from making them and people enjoying them is well worth the effort i put in.
thanks again,
nick
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Just tuned in to this build fully. Watched every video, read every word, and kicked 5 beers back. I'm really in awe of the way you get things done. The simplicity of it is really motivational/inspirational, not to mention the fact that you've taken the time to make all these videos and explain everything with words and creative picture sequences. This is a wonderful build thread and I'm really really happy to have clicked on it tonight. I think this is the start of something really good for you. The basic project by itself is a 10/10 as well.
Bravo from across the world!
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Nice, sounds like you've got it all under control. Can't wait to see more on this thing!
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Originally posted by 180roman View PostSweet progress man, can't believe it has been a year already
Can wait to see more updates
Originally posted by ilikestance View Postsick frameOriginally posted by DCJodon View PostYesssssssssOriginally posted by TheRev View PostMoooooarive got a lot to get done in january for a big show on the 28th, so there's going to be some good progress coming up
Originally posted by Dave-ger View Postcan you do a kick flip on that, bro?
another funny video, well done sir.
I do have a question: why not make the upper control arms adjustable since you are making them from scratch? or is there enough adjustment in some non-obvious piece of wizardry already?
for the top arms, the top of the suspension upright is slotted for camber adjustment. i lost one of the offset washer bolts though haha so need to find another one, or im thinking about just finding the optimal setting then maybe making some special washers that fix a regular bolt in the right position.
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