This is another progress video of the N/T stock suspension chassis I’m building. (Part3) *Housing m. hammerconceptsanddesigns *shop m. P.M.S.MetalFabrication/ thefabricator1229
Thanks for the update, car is going to be very nice when done. I really like how you handled the halo supports, well thought out and that kind of attention to detail really sets this car apart from the norm.
Thanks for the feedback man! I really enjoy when people can notice the difference in these things. It can make the driver much more comfortable and safer in a bad situation.
I'm a pretty new sub. I wanted to make a meaningful comment that showed what rich, meaningful contribution I have the capacity of bringing to the table. In the end all I could come up with is, "This f'in notch is super close to making me sport some quality chub!!" 🤣😂 All BS aside nice work man! All of it, the welds, the integration of factory sheetmetal & OMG, that fab 9 is gorgeous!!!
🤣🤣🤣 that had me rollin lmao! Thanks bro, I really appreciate it! There’s a lot of thought in the layout and time in builds like this so I’m very thankful for the positive feed back !
@@thefabricatorpef I'm assuming you just cut holes and slide the tubes and cage down to weld all the way around? New to fabrication I highly appreciate the reply and help.
@Rafael Sanchez No problem man, yup that’s exactly what I do. I use a 2 1/4 “ hole saw to cut the holes then drop it down to weld it up. I then slide the plates under and weld it all up 🤘
Yeah that’s most likely the case. Most guys don’t share all their secrets lol The good habits your attention to detail that you pick up along the way are what make you the most money. Practice and precision is everything.
hey nice work like the way u tied into the lower control arm mounts. What size shocks are u getting ? are u going to knoch the rear frame for axle clearance? That rear looks killer!!!
@@thefabricatorpef how would I get ahold of you asl a few question I have a 89 hatchback I want to build a 25.3. I'm in southern maine I'm not to far from jersey. Thanks Eric
