From Sheet Metal to Suspension! - Road Race Chassis for the Hot Rod Rebuild

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TOOLS!
123 Blocks:
amzn.to/3reUQTv
Stronghand Clamps:
amzn.to/3Kczn6c
Magic Square:
fireballtool.com/magic-square/
If you want to support the StanceWorks channel and builds, here's the link to the patreon!
/ stanceworks
Be sure to follow StanceWorks on Instagram: @StanceWorks
Follow me personally on Instagram at @mike_stanceworks
Be sure to support our friends at H&R Springs for helping bring this Honda-swapped Ferrari project to life:
www.hrsprings.com
Last but not least, check out the rest of the gang that helps to make this project happen:
www.turtlewax.com
www.nittotire.com
www.rsfuture.com
www.csfrace.com
www.haltech.com
www.garrettmotion.com
www.turbosmart.com
www.vibrantperformance.com
www.rywire.com
Timecodes:
00:00 - Intro
00:24 - There's a LOT of fabrication in this one!
01:05 - What we got from ‪@sendcutsend‬
01:31 - Starting with the simple stuff: FUCA mounts
02:05 - Tools: ‪@FireballTool‬ Magic Vice and 123 Blocks!
03:45 - Finished Upper Mounts! On to FLCA Mounts
07:46 - Coilover Mounts
08:40 - Why I don't want crumple zones in my chassis
10:51 - Finishing the Crossmember
12:31 - The Complete Front Suspension!
14:03 - This was fun! Do you want to see the Press?
16:25 - Outro

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28 июл 2024

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@leviunruh439 2 года назад

Would love to see an episode for the Arbor Press. As much content as you want to throw at us, we'll be here viewing it. Great job on the rebuild!

@tonigon5767 2 года назад

Absolutely! I would like to know more as well.

@neovenom9833 2 года назад

Me too, It looks awesome to have such an old tool to be still relevant today. People are to spoiled with electronics to appreciate good old fashion tools that can keep a bazillion cars on the road.

@jamest5149 2 года назад

Yep do a arbor press video, tools are cool.

@matejmechl9345 2 года назад

And He could talk about that angle grinder thing too...

@ayesjunandy5435 2 года назад

And crush some stuff... for testing purposes

@dbrad32 2 года назад

Would love another tool episode, the press as well as some of your machining tool in more detail. Thank you

@ericthered1274 2 года назад

When having a lot of similar parts laser cut a helpful trick is to have part numbers/names lightly laser etched onto the surface for easy identification. The extra time in CAD to add labels can save a lot of head scratching and mistakes

@angeloah 2 года назад

I used an arbor press at my last job setting bearings and sleeves on three phase motor shafts to fit pulleys in custom saws. Unless you work in one of the many hand manufacturing environments you won’t get to see one. Do an episode for sure, knowledge is power and you can’t keep it without giving it away, as they say. Nice videos and progress on the model A frame. 🤘🔥😎🔥🤘

@RogueViirus12 2 года назад

I've been using CAD for 12 years now and the thrill of having something you designed come together like this never gets old man. I'm glad to see talented builders like yourself diving more into it and seeing just how easy and useful the tool is, and how great the results can be on more complex parts. Obviously quick and dirty parts can be done by hand easier without any computer work, but it's nice being able to see issues in 3D space before you'd run into them during production. Also wonderful and thoughtful use of the 1-2-3 block for fabrication! I too learned about them from Adam's YT channel and they're great to work with. It's such an extremely simple tool, but so effective!

@kidvolcanodotcom 2 года назад

Man. I love it when i get the notification that a new SW video is up. Just enjoy everything about this so much. The projects. The creativity. The information. The honesty. Keep it up, it´s such a highlight in all this content that gets flushed into my stream. Just wanna leave this here. Cheers from germany!

@Chris0nwheelz 2 года назад

Hätte ich selbst nicht besser sagen können.

@alastairweems7450 2 года назад

I must say, the amount of perfectionism and time you put into these builds are on par with television broadcasting. Keep doing you man.

@smokesall 2 года назад

Would love to see the press video

@steinwaydoyle 2 года назад

Love the fact that you keep it genuine that you don't know it all and are willing to take advice. Great content alway. Your projects inspire me to try new things I would previously out sourced. Yes definitely some info on the press. Thanks

@rezaabbasi1216 2 года назад

Awesome. Love to know about that press.

@chrisc6452 2 года назад

definitely do an arbor press video. Very cool and great welds

@davidsalerno3630 2 года назад

I'm all for an Arbor Press episode. Amazing job on the chassis rebuild!

@yesimhuman 2 года назад

You have the best upload schedule I always manage to catch these videos early

@zmotorsports62 2 года назад

Nice job. When I build mounts with through holes that must be aligned I prefer to use bolts with proper thickness spacers inside plus about another .050"-.065" shim to allow for paint and/or chrome and still allow the component to fit inside the bracket without scratching the surface finish. Just a tip I've found over the years. Keep up the great work.

@MikeyGaumann 2 года назад

1-2-3 Blocks are the best! I have 4 of them and use them all the time, they have so many different uses. Great episode, Mike.

@thelifeofguyon 2 года назад

I'm all aboard for an arbor press special!

@quekapital 2 года назад

The stance works logo in the intro always gets me hyped!!!

@CorpseExplosion 2 года назад

'Burn In The Perimeter' sounds like a band I would listen to.

@scottlacross1549 2 года назад

Have you considered plugging your suspension numbers into a bump steer/roll center calculation program? Used one years ago and found it really helpful. Tie rod height and angle at the knuckle and rack play a large roll in bump.

@fastbunnymetalwerks 2 года назад

glad to see you put tabs on your parts to interlock them together prior to welding .. :)

@thebaywayceo 2 года назад

I ordered up a set of 123 blocks as soon as I saw this video, thanks for sharing your world

@lesgobrandon9826 2 года назад

123 blocks ordered! I don't have room for a welding table but they look super useful.

@sleepy1gn 2 года назад

As I've said on the 308 series. So glad I found your channel. I love how you are thorough and explain everything. The detail you put into all your projects is top notch and I am glad you explain how you are still learning. People forget how much work goes into a 15 minute video and that we are not all weldporn pros.

@magnus.nasmark 2 года назад

Talk about the arbor press when you use it, I think that is probably enough. Compare it to your old jack based contraption.

@marchough2424 2 года назад

Mike your welding has massively improved over last year.

@NoClassic 2 года назад

The Send-Cut-Send concept is so cool.

@thebaywayceo 2 года назад

The more videos the better, especially for us tool nerds

@tollefreyerson6710 2 года назад

Fantastic video. Thank you! Yes please do a bonus video on the press!! Love to know more about it!

@nicholasjnorman 2 года назад

I digg your content! I am an architect and have been using CAD for lots of years. I use it for all my DIY projects! One of the best tools you could know how to use. Show us the ARBOR PRESS!!

@jesusalvarez2316 2 года назад

Yes, like how you share your tool arsenal, thank you

@Papa-Bogey 2 года назад

Yes to an arbor press episode ... thanks!

@George-zq2sk 2 года назад

def would love to hear more about the press. we also need merch Mike!

@Kingsize24 2 года назад

Absolutely!!! Anything tool related is great! Sorry I'm late to the party 🥳, but tools are always fun!

@31thrasher 2 года назад

For sure, I'd love an episode that included the arbor press

@eriqrosado3337 2 года назад

You kill it with everything you do on this channel. Definitely one of the only ones that actually show his faults and fuck ups. Not just to make a joke of himself, but so we can all learn. As they say there is more then one way to skin a cat! Really hope you make your goal and some! I learn so much just from watching not even trying. It’s all very interesting as well. 🤘🏽🙌🏾🤙🏽🙏🏽🖤🔥✊🏽

@eriqrosado3337 2 года назад

Definitely would love to see what the arbor press is about.

@shanehiggins3033 2 года назад

Yes brother. Do a shop walk around video. All you big tools like your new press. I thought I saw a French wheel back there somewhere

@GrindhousePerformance 2 года назад

Pure fab model A video AND laser cutting; Mike you've made my day. Looks fantastic man

@andrewrigg4905 2 года назад

Let’s see that press in action . Great job on the suspension fab work

@fredericrike5974 2 года назад

From my schemes and plans for a scratch "Locost Seven", the rack tie rods need to have their inner ends on the line between the upper and loser a frame pivot centers. The R&P itself BEST wants to be in a direct line with the steering arms side to side- deviation of this will have the tie rod length in relation to the steering arm changing as the suspension travels. The smaller that deviation can be kept the better. Being off a couple of washer thicknesses will only be perceptible at high speed. Slam awesome looking work! For my day job I was a pipe fitter- no truer words regarding how nice working with those precut parts! There is now a gadget with a panthograph type arm tied to motors, and computers that will do parts to 24" x 24"- GHPC Channel has one. ON the press- if you want to do it, I want to see it. I've been a tool junkie all of my life! Hand tools , power tools, welding tools- TOOLS! The whole point of having a big enough shop is to keep all your tools in one place! Isn't it? HNY! One new sub, 'fer shure! FR

@waywong1997 2 года назад

dang you made those welds look easy! nice work!

@keitht7546 2 года назад

Two good things to come out of the accident, is that you are ok and can build it better. Keep up the good work✌🏽

@ssoffshore5111 2 года назад

I love your drive and work ethic! I was somewhat similar in my 20's and 30's. I started slowing down a little in my later 40's. I my 50's I still have a million things I'd like to tackle, but the will to get them done is certainly decreasing, lol! I think I might retire around 57-59 so I can focus on doing the projects I'd like to do, before I lose even more drive! Keep the drive and focus going! Great channel... TY!

@madstudiotoo5288 2 года назад

Who doesn't want bonus content?!? Press on.

@DurnezA 2 года назад

Relatable with a hint of envy - that's why I really enjoy your videos. The humility about level of your skills paired with how enthusiastic you are about your projects is what makes the videos so great. Of course the way above average production is awesome too. Thanks for the content, wish I live in California.

@mazdiggle 2 года назад

more content is welcome... and tools are always cool!

@benzina5917 2 года назад

Nice work Mike. You have inspired me to get off my butt and put in some hours this weekend getting some TIG practice on a stainless steel project I've been putting off.

@renemelendez2844 2 года назад

Yes, episode on the new press👍

@charliemarcus2740 2 года назад

Excellent as always! Yes to arbor press!

@benlancaster1391 2 года назад

Arbor press episode, hell fuck yes! Pitter patter!

@adhuham-3960 2 года назад

The k24 swap Ferrari made it on to donut media , congrats 🥳🎉

@Billyspacerocket 2 года назад

The first thing I do when I pick up grinder is remove the guard (because I know how to use it) All good! Love your honesty & builds = So much excitement on both sides of the screen is fantastic.

@MZopyrus 2 года назад

YES PLZ to the press episode! give me reasons to hoard more tools! lol

@AKPrybar 2 года назад

Yes please! Arbor press video!

@ShahSelbe 2 года назад

Definitely agree about the arbor press episode

@asmr_bf8681 2 года назад

i'm gonna take this in a few sessions because of the absolute detail and work you've put in. This is simply amazing work and the attention to detail is top notch. Great job!

@nellyracer22 2 года назад

The guys at Bad Obsession did a great suspension video we’re they discuss the importance of correct Ackerman and bump-steer settings.

@duncanmartin2626 2 года назад

Yay arbour press! :) Would also like to hear the reasoning behind not using a grinder guard. Obviously sometimes it gets in the way, but when you are working on the bench like just now when you were cutting round tube, it would have been fine...

@MrGerd 2 года назад

Jeff from Home built by Jeff was going through designing bump steer proof suspension in his Alfarrari, he is not an engineer but great diy-er, his method is worth checking :)

@fariznazreen9138 2 года назад

❤❤❤from malaysian 🇲🇾 keep up bro.. Love to see more content from you ❤✊💨💨

@cheesepizza87 2 года назад

So satisfying watching these pieces come together, you can see your welding get better with each video

@anthonymiller4004 2 года назад

Great job on the latest episode, can’t wait to see the Model A rolling again, beautiful fabrication! Love to see some more details on the press!

@Wayne_Nero 2 года назад

Even with the cheaper 1/2/3 blocks you could shim 100 thousand if needed - still way cheaper than $200 ! Nice score!!

@deanlambert8758 2 года назад

big fan of your fabrication episodes Mike. You go into alot of detail while its not being boring like some videos are.

@TheMikeBeauchamp 2 года назад

Did you consider using puzzle-fit joints (tabs) on these pieces? These types of weldments lend themselves quite well to it, it only takes a few extra minutes in CAD and shouldn't add any cost to the laser cutting. They can significantly reduce or sometimes eliminate the need for accurate fixturing. I've seen some that fit so well they almost didn't need to be welded.

@jacksonianc 2 года назад

hell yes we want to hear about the arbor press!

@hanshoogendyk5783 10 месяцев назад

In New zealand , we have a hobby car manual ( written by engineers and fabricators and approved by the ministry of transport) it states the any chassis projection in front of front cross member must either be of a smaller size or be angled down or sideways to absorb some of accident impact, ( also any chassis welding must be done by a ticketed welder) we have a very high quality hobby car ownership valued at $6 billion dollars for a country of 5 million people

@kyletaylor9774 2 года назад

Definitely wanna see the press!! Thing is sweet!

@MJAqariums 2 года назад

Love the work you are doing you are learning me alot of tricks that will help me go to the next level with my builds

@oldfalcon3245 2 года назад

Wouldn’t mind your explanation for not running a guard on your grinder, one of my mates lost half his jaw to an exploding grinder disk (9”)without a guard. He spent a year in hospital, many operations and ended up with a titanium jaw and prosthetic teeth.

@amirhosseinkermani3695 2 года назад

Definitely love a tool episode

@williejack3695 2 года назад

another cracking episode Mike, love the way you present it and super informative

@Billyspacerocket 2 года назад

Yes to Arbor Press / Love mechanical advantage - Please make a vid about it for us 😎

@tomkelley1100 2 года назад

I have 12 1-2-3 blocks that I use for my fixtures. 4 are precision made by me when I was an apprentice. I bought the other 8 as weld fixture blocks

@ivanszky 2 года назад

love the press, go for it

@douglasburrows922 2 года назад

Arbor press!!! And also I don’t know how you put up with some of these trolls. I like what you do and I hope you keep it up. All these haters are just jealous that they don’t have anything better to do with their lives than make unhelpful comments on videos they probably didn’t even watch.

@liljon4x4 2 года назад

Hell yes! I would love to learn about the press!!!

@protodad1 2 года назад

Not sure who you get inspiration from for suspension design and adjustment, but if you don’t already, I’d suggest looking into information from Dave Coleman and Mike Kojima. Both of SCC fame, Kojima is a consultant for many pro race teams and Coleman is head of vehicle dynamics at Mazda USA. Both have extensive articles out there about suspension, steering and geometry design and their relative relationships to each other.

@James_cowley 2 года назад

Yes, I am interested in knowing about your guard-less angle grinder “antics”.

@danadane8143 2 года назад

Yes, I would like to learn more about the arbor press. Please and thank you. Enjoying all of your build content.

@jgemeinhardt3955 2 года назад

Yes on the press !

@Markko1986 9 месяцев назад

Beautiful work Sir 🥂🥂

@sethhughes2163 2 года назад

Looks like you are getting better with Tig my friend! I love the arbor press... I have a 43' Chicago 6T.... enjoyed the video, KUDO'S! Seth

@ebrewste 2 года назад

You know we want to see that arbor press!

@davidm.d.hyskell8983 2 года назад

Press mini-episode would be fun.

@tonylayne5726 2 года назад

Awesome work dude.

@neovenom9833 2 года назад

Congrats on making it on Donut Media's D-list, with the K-swapped 308.

@BryanOnofre 2 года назад

I’d enjoy learning about the arbor press! Thanks for making your content

@Adrian_The_Great 2 года назад

Yeah man I want to see that stuff go on!

@nnfortyfour 2 года назад

Agree. Tools are cool. Do the arbour press.

@vogs72 2 года назад

More tool stuff! Great rebuild of that front end.

@Skirasa 2 года назад

One of your better videos for sure. It’s cool to see so much quality progress being made so quickly. I’d watch a short arbor press video but not at the expense of the usual content. Finish that thing up so we can see the next project!

@jonathanohagan1349 2 года назад

Congratz Mike, you made the D-List on Donut.

@richardpugh3434 2 года назад

Arbor press video 👍 I have run my grinder without a guard till a wheel exploded. I put it back on but I also try to wear a good set of welding gloves when cutting. Love seeing the progress.

@mauriciodelmoral2625 2 года назад

Hey! Your welding improved a lot! Congratulations!

@Skiridr22 2 года назад

Great episode 👍🏾👍🏾

@ealoken 2 года назад

For placement of your steering rack, measure the placement on your M3. balljoint vs rack position.

@lpis45 2 года назад

Would love to see an episode on the press. Seems interesting

@TheRealTomLauda 2 года назад

Please, i would love to see an episode on that press !

@mattkrazit6414 2 года назад

Enjoyed following along w/ all the fixturing and setup to weld. Seems like 90% of making the weld are those steps. I'm game for seeing more on the arbor press, specifically examples of different applications of using it. We all know it can push out a bushing...anything kinda oddball or lesser known? (Also, props on hammering through w/ the Model A and fixing the consequences of your mistake. There's always a lesson in this stuff, right?)