I took a different approach to lower the 720S. I removed the springs and spring holders, then tapped the shaft on each side. Doing this allowed me to have the front fully adjustable from slammed to OEM, just add spacers to gain height. I didn't have to remove the rivets, just bend the steering wheel shaft plate to reach so could put the washer and cotterpin back in. For the rear I removed the springs, flipped the plastic axle bushing and re-used the smaller spring holder from the front to keep it in place when adding the rear bottom cover back on. Didn't lower it as much as a new axle hole, but for me I prefer the raked look with the front being lower than rear. Looking forward to other things you do to this Lamborghini!
@@KidStanceBuilt I looks like it's similar to the Lamborghini, although I think the 720S may be a little easier overall. Any other plans for the Lamborghini?
Camera person is doing a great job as well Fam. Just let them know there work is greatly appreciated as well. Thanks again for clean editing and subtitles. Stay Up Fam.
Hey man get a digrinder with small cut off wheels to cut the hinges not as sketchy. Thanks 4 the vid. My sons 11 months so hes going to be getting a whip soon lol
This is great content man. I have a bagged 9th gen Accord coupe on Work VSKF's and my wife and I just brought our daughter home 9 weeks ago! Already looking at that GTR you have stashed up there on the rack for her!
I wish the wheels on the fisher price ride ons were this easy to remove... I absolutely hate those retainer cap nuts. As usual, awesome video. I always admire your work. Worth every penny when sold.
Hey buddy I have a green lamborghini trying to put it low but its different then the one your build the one I have is kidzone kids electric ride on 12v licensed men love your video and am trying to build my son lamborghini custom I all ready put on led neon light on the Bottom of the car and I put on Strobe light think puting in a radio bluetooth system and custom rim and I want to put it low
Do you know of a way to remove the steering wheel once it's been locked on? Also do you know if it is possible to remove the hood on this particular car?
This is quite late but anyways. It's really involved cause you have to remove the windshield which you have to remove the door arm brackets and I think the bumper. There's clips around the entire hood and I vaguely remember screws under the windshield and 4 screws on the front lip. You are rewarded with a front trunk space that can fit a backpack or lunch box. It looks similar to the real Aventador trunk. The hood has a large plastic flange on the sides and back that will need to be cut off to make it a working hood. This is an advance mod which I myself have not completed. I just pop it back in place. I took everything a part so I could wrap the car in satin red cause the plastic orange wasn't doing it. This car has a lot of potential.
Swear I've watched this a thousand times. You could have saved yourself the last 20 minutes because it looks like the steering bar could have went back where it was. Either the loop needed to be bent down or you could have still removed it like you did and just flipped it upside down and would have had clearance. Let me know if I'm wrong or do I need to follow the master?
Have you done anything to this Lamborghini model to increase the speed? I want to convert to 24v but have seen people have problems with the Circuit board for the Bluetooth controller when increasing the voltage
@@ReeisLive not yet, got it lowered and made a start but it’s been added to the pile of incomplete projects where I’m sure it shall remain for many more years 🤣
@@samthetramp lol I just put the second battery in and the steering wheel won't turn on the remote. I think the wire inside the steering disconnected maybe.
@@ReeisLive do the other functions work on the remote? If not the increased voltage may have damaged the control board. Standard one is 12v like in the link but you can get 24v variants www.amazon.co.uk/WELLYE-Receiver-Mainboard-Motherboard-Replacement/dp/B07MT3MB9V
I would suggest getting a digrimder or a plasma cutter to save them fingers from the chopsaw. Great video I'll be slamming the daughter's Mercedes now 🤙
Brother why don’t you go and work for Lamborghini ??? 🤯 I would just send them this video as a resume you have some type of skills and knowledge using power tools and everything else I’m pretty sure they would hire you..You are very talented don’t let that go to waste on these little cars your buildings think big bro 🤙🤙🤙
I took a different approach to lower the 720S. I removed the springs and spring holders, then tapped the shaft on each side. Doing this allowed me to have the front fully adjustable from slammed to OEM, just add spacers to gain height. I didn't have to remove the rivets, just bend the steering wheel shaft plate to reach so could put the washer and cotterpin back in.
For the rear I removed the springs, flipped the plastic axle bushing and re-used the smaller spring holder from the front to keep it in place when adding the rear bottom cover back on. Didn't lower it as much as a new axle hole, but for me I prefer the raked look with the front being lower than rear.
Looking forward to other things you do to this Lamborghini!
Haven't gotten around to doing the 720 yet but I look forward to seeing how it's set up.
@@KidStanceBuilt I looks like it's similar to the Lamborghini, although I think the 720S may be a little easier overall. Any other plans for the Lamborghini?
@@DelCalloway I'm thinking it may be similar to the p1. I finished this Lamborghini a few weeks ago, check my Instagram or FB page for pics...
@@KidStanceBuilt I bet you're right. Fixing to give you a follow, forgot about IG and FB. Thanks!
Camera person is doing a great job as well Fam. Just let them know there work is greatly appreciated as well. Thanks again for clean editing and subtitles. Stay Up Fam.
Just followed the video step by step. Sitting pretty
Can’t wait to lower my Son’s car!!! Great Job 🙌🏻
Hey man get a digrinder with small cut off wheels to cut the hinges not as sketchy.
Thanks 4 the vid. My sons 11 months so hes going to be getting a whip soon lol
This is great content man. I have a bagged 9th gen Accord coupe on Work VSKF's and my wife and I just brought our daughter home 9 weeks ago! Already looking at that GTR you have stashed up there on the rack for her!
I wish the wheels on the fisher price ride ons were this easy to remove... I absolutely hate those retainer cap nuts. As usual, awesome video. I always admire your work. Worth every penny when sold.
You should have the gaurd down close to the piece you are cutting on the band saw.
Hello sir , were can I get rubber wheels , any info is highly appreciated
Please make a video on how to lower a chevy/gmc truck
wish there was a lowering kit
Please make a video on how to lower the GTR
can you do a lowering video on the McLaren P1 also please? i know you have done a few of them. thank you
Can you do a "how to" on wide fenders?
Hey buddy I have a green lamborghini trying to put it low but its different then the one your build the one I have is kidzone kids electric ride on 12v licensed men love your video and am trying to build my son lamborghini custom I all ready put on led neon light on the Bottom of the car and I put on Strobe light think puting in a radio bluetooth system and custom rim and I want to put it low
Do you know of a way to remove the steering wheel once it's been locked on? Also do you know if it is possible to remove the hood on this particular car?
This is quite late but anyways. It's really involved cause you have to remove the windshield which you have to remove the door arm brackets and I think the bumper. There's clips around the entire hood and I vaguely remember screws under the windshield and 4 screws on the front lip. You are rewarded with a front trunk space that can fit a backpack or lunch box. It looks similar to the real Aventador trunk. The hood has a large plastic flange on the sides and back that will need to be cut off to make it a working hood.
This is an advance mod which I myself have not completed. I just pop it back in place. I took everything a part so I could wrap the car in satin red cause the plastic orange wasn't doing it. This car has a lot of potential.
Instead of cutting a hole in the knuckle, could you just cut the shaft and tap it?
Absolutely
Where do you buy all the wheels? Like replacement wheels
Hy do u transport ur wow factor ride on car to any part of the world ie India if I want to buy in bulk
Could you do a video on how to lower a Mercedes gtr and how to do custom wheels on it
Il pass thanks
Hola
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Swear I've watched this a thousand times. You could have saved yourself the last 20 minutes because it looks like the steering bar could have went back where it was. Either the loop needed to be bent down or you could have still removed it like you did and just flipped it upside down and would have had clearance. Let me know if I'm wrong or do I need to follow the master?
BMW Spider i8 please
Notification gang,watching this on my break 😁
Do u have a video on lowering Aventedor SVJ ?
So no suspension?
Can you show how you do body panels?
Do you sell them?
love to you and you and youre chanel but can you please put on a music during the timelapse because the video is so long
Could i buy 1 and send to you for lowering then you ship it to me? $$$
Good 👍
5:03 Lmfao ahhahah
Have you done anything to this Lamborghini model to increase the speed? I want to convert to 24v but have seen people have problems with the Circuit board for the Bluetooth controller when increasing the voltage
Did you convert it?
@@ReeisLive not yet, got it lowered and made a start but it’s been added to the pile of incomplete projects where I’m sure it shall remain for many more years 🤣
@@samthetramp lol I just put the second battery in and the steering wheel won't turn on the remote. I think the wire inside the steering disconnected maybe.
@@ReeisLive do the other functions work on the remote? If not the increased voltage may have damaged the control board. Standard one is 12v like in the link but you can get 24v variants
www.amazon.co.uk/WELLYE-Receiver-Mainboard-Motherboard-Replacement/dp/B07MT3MB9V
@@samthetramp yeah the other buttons all work just the turning doesn't. Idk how to take the steering wheel off either trying to figure it out.
In goa (india)
I would suggest getting a digrimder or a plasma cutter to save them fingers from the chopsaw. Great video I'll be slamming the daughter's Mercedes now 🤙
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Brother why don’t you go and work for Lamborghini ??? 🤯 I would just send them this video as a resume you have some type of skills and knowledge using power tools and everything else I’m pretty sure they would hire you..You are very talented don’t let that go to waste on these little cars your buildings think big bro 🤙🤙🤙
saucci p lmfao this is the dumbest comment i’ve ever seen 😂😂😂