It's been a while, but I'm back at it. It's not that my computer has been collecting dust, it's just that I'm honestly not sure what people what and need, so drop me a comment and let me know if there is something you want to know and I'll make that happen.
Instead of you guys watching me as I build this one, I'm just going to walk you through it mostly finished. you wouldn't want to stick around for the whole thing. Some of my friends have seen the differant renditions, and the wild ideas I've had, but at the end of the day, simplicity and packaging took ultimate priorities. My original goals included no panhard bar, but CAD saves the day again, because all it took was a 2 minute file change to see that the front axle is only moving 3/4 inch laterally, and that, is easily as close to zero as I need. To be completely transparent I have easily 100 hours into this model, testing links, changing angles, modeling l, remeasuring, if you've watched any of my previous videos, or ever programmed yourself , you know what I mean, I love CAD for all the reasons that it's also stress inducing. For a broke Hot rodder, it sure saves on metal costs though, even if I am building the car out of metal recovered from the scrap bin
I'll tell you what though, if I glazed over info in this video that you needed to understand what's going on, I can be almost certain that I covered it in my suspension video recently. And if somehow I didn't, the comment section is below, let me know and I'll fix that right up.
Thank you to all of you that follow along. I couldn't build this channel without you. I don't know if the growth is on track to be one of the big dogs, but it makes me smile every time I see the numbers climb, and I thoroughly enjoy our conversations.
All that said, if you haven't yet, do me a favor and subscribe to the channel. Help me climb the ladder of algorithms, like the video, share it with your friends, and drop me a comment if you enjoyed it or need some clarification. Do the whole YouTube thing. And once you're done hanging out with me, put on your boots and go build something. Leave your mark on the world, and build a legacy. Be a positive influence in your community. Teach a kid to change a spark plug. Don't let this hobby, the industry, or our lifestyle die with us.
This has been my Ted Talk
Thanks for hanging out with me.