Finally got around to "liking and subscribing" today! Love watching the frame and chassis come together piece by piece. It is truly a work of mechanical art. Almost a shame to cover it. I love when your "helpers" get involved too. Some of my favorite projects around the house was when my two daughters growing up and the whole fam got involved. There's no time like family time. Excellent job on your editing. Camera angles and lighting are first rate. Although, I have to admit, you have a very unique lens smack whenever starting or ending a video. When watching on the big screen, it definitely feels like I'm getting smacked in the face. Don't stop though, it just makes me chuckle every time. Love your enthusiasm for the work and thank you always for your service to our wonderful country.
Replace those pieces on the front suspension. You have replaced almost every othe part with new, go the extra mile! Will you be sharin the torq specs you found online. What was your MOS in service?
Wow. That's the most rediculous way to install a spring I've ever seen. Super unsafe and unnecessary. Next time your installing springs without a body, just wrap a heavy duty strap around the frame and under the floor jack, the jack will then be pulling the frame down as you jack the control arm up.
Man, is there anyway I can message you or email you so I can get all the torque specifications from you and then I got some more questions advice to ask from you if you don’t mind I’m thinking about doing this to more than one of these and I sure could use your help brother All I need is some info🥹💪🏼
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Great video
Nice job 👍
I like the new music.
Me too
Epic stuff Boss
Looking badass bro!
Thanks bro!
Nice progress! Get a pressure washer wand that has a 45 degree bend on the tip. Makes using them a million times easier.
Finally got around to "liking and subscribing" today! Love watching the frame and chassis come together piece by piece. It is truly a work of mechanical art. Almost a shame to cover it. I love when your "helpers" get involved too. Some of my favorite projects around the house was when my two daughters growing up and the whole fam got involved. There's no time like family time. Excellent job on your editing. Camera angles and lighting are first rate. Although, I have to admit, you have a very unique lens smack whenever starting or ending a video. When watching on the big screen, it definitely feels like I'm getting smacked in the face. Don't stop though, it just makes me chuckle every time. Love your enthusiasm for the work and thank you always for your service to our wonderful country.
Haha thanks for watching! Appreciate it!
9:10 CREEPER!!!! :)
WOW first to comment merry Christmas happy New be safe and blessings to you and the family
Thanks! You too!
Great video, as always. Explanations are great too. Thanks, and Merry Christmas.
❤️❤️
A little M-Nu never hurt anything…
Thanks for the video
Love the videos and the build is looking great. Any specific paint brand you’ve found that seems to work best for all the parts?
I use mason products, You can get most at Oreilly
Replace those pieces on the front suspension. You have replaced almost every othe part with new, go the extra mile! Will you be sharin the torq specs you found online. What was your MOS in service?
Merry Christmas to you and yours brotha! What did you decide on the passenger lower control arm? I've been trying to hunt down cheap ones.
I’ve actually fixed it! We’ll see how it does, if I need to replace it on down the road I will, but it looks and fits up really good!
Shouldn't you have the suspension under load before you torque the nuts? 🤔
Of course
For bushings etc…
@@SplitBuilds I see now. Commenting while watching the video 🤣
What do you think the total cost of your builds (this one and the last one) came out being. Minus your labor.
I don’t know the new one at all right now, if I had to guess on the first upper 20,s in parts, humvee etc
@@SplitBuilds love your videos, hope to build my own soon!
Wow. That's the most rediculous way to install a spring I've ever seen. Super unsafe and unnecessary. Next time your installing springs without a body, just wrap a heavy duty strap around the frame and under the floor jack, the jack will then be pulling the frame down as you jack the control arm up.
No it’s fine, I don’t want strap marks on my newly painted and powder coated parts.
Man, is there anyway I can message you or email you so I can get all the torque specifications from you and then I got some more questions advice to ask from you if you don’t mind I’m thinking about doing this to more than one of these and I sure could use your help brother All I need is some info🥹💪🏼