Even just removing every other wheel so there's space between each and having slimmer tyres would really make it work. Now it's just sliding on the surface of mud.
what about modifying this so the axle hangs behind the cars bumper in the rear so it can sit lower and keep brakes in front also could widen the track and make a improvised roller thats full lane width
Hi put big wheel in front and add some suspention in back for moving tire up and down independently May be some spring for axel work or put some joint (like universal joint)in the axel
Front wheel, er, "struts" need to be tied together with a crossbar or something with ball joints on the ends to keep them from spreading out like that, or maybe having the whole front steering & suspension components lowered down to that level, so it's all properly aligned and equipped with brakes... :P
This channel reminds me of my drunken hillbilly relatives back in the 70's --- Build something crazy, drive it, abuse it till it breaks then do it all over with a new build. I had a fun childhood.
Oh, extend the bars holding the rear wheels, put it in a 45 degree angle backwards then you'll be able to put some springs and dampers so it doesn't jump as much at the rear making it smoother, and i think it will also help with holding the chains nice and tight. Maybe two pairs, same setup as the rear only the other goes forwards, kinda like bogey wheels but independent of eachother?
What they needed for this build is a second pair of front wheels on the inner side of that i-beam extension. They could be a size smaller and and running on seperate wheel bearings.
This is amazing, an interesting thought you probably also had, what if you had 2 front wheels on each side to go with the 7 in the back? 4 front wheels, a wheel on each side of the bar instead of just one side, would possibly help... or worsen things.
love the content yous create :D i know yous made a video about 2 wheel lada but it was a fail would love to see yous do something like that again only with stabilisers raised of the ground to help prevent tipping over
large wheels tend to "float" on the mud, sometimes a narrow tyre has a better grip because it touches the hard bottom soil under the mud... anyway, another awesome tranformation, what will you guys do when ther are no more Lada to work after?
I'd have welded it to the frame right behind the rear axle instead of underneath it. It'd help keep the profile of the vehicle, which would look way cooler IMHO.
I am wondering if another set of wheels on the inside of the front pillars would help. If they are to tall you could use smaller ones for kinda a training wheel type setup in order to balance the load on the steering suspension. I also think a set of tires on the outside of the big wheel to help prevent rolling over.
use a brake rotor and caliper on the driveshaft for brakes. works better than 4 wheel brakes. in front use those long A arms as on a desert 4x4. replacing the 18 inch spacer you made.
I just like to say God you are awesome you and your crew the new science projects experiments you guys are awesome with these experiments Nev cars keep it up thank you we enjoy them
To me, the most obvious opportunity for improving this wonderful vehicle would be to install one wheel on the front - center-mounted on motorcycle-type forks. This will allow for the simple installation of a caliper-brake from any kid's 10-speed bike. Since the resulting machine may be prone to falling over on its side, you could mount outriggers on both sides to stabilize it. In order to make the car much more likely to fall over and to further justify the addition of outriggers, consider lifting the Lada even higher above the ground - about a meter or so higher. This extremely practical vehicle should work terrifically well on a runway, a frozen lake bed, on Red Square, or out on the tundra.
You should turn the front wheel into the same multi wheel setup with one pivot point in the middle. Would probably need like two power steering racks worth of power tho unless the wheels were on their own independent bearings then it would probably spin pretty easy. I bet you could crawl through a pound with that hahaha.
Bicycke gears work by shifting the drive chain to smaller and larger gears and im wondering if a similar system could be made for a car and thought maybe u guys could try it
Perhaps get rid of the factory rear axle assembly, and instead use a right angle drive and a jackshaft so the new flintstone wheel could be mounted closer to the body.
Viewer # 6,430 here....same northern hemisphere, but on the other side of the planet. >> The obvious "take away" from this ecperiment is that you need to make a Lada road grader. You know, a vehicle that can smooth the muddy roads for other experiments.
Suggestion. Maybe next time, add inner wheels on the front. Perhaps set up the rear with two separate sets of tires so you have differential steering. Edit: Additional. Maybe some shock absorbers for “bracing” for the rear as well.
Can you make a Lada with a rigid front axle that steers by rotating around a rotation point in the middle of the axle? Also can you make front wheel active toe in or toe out and connect to brake pedal to use as braking instead of brakes? I think maybe it's possible and then you don't need brakes.
Drive it to a tire shop and ask them to fix the middle rear tire
Needs more likes
No please don't I work at a tire shop 😅
Which one? 😁
to be fair it does seem to have a chunk missing
HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! nice one :)
You never know what their going to do next,,that’s why it’s so entertaining 👍
Amazing job, rear shaft looks very solid. Studded tires would be fun.
Of the homemade variety
Even just removing every other wheel so there's space between each and having slimmer tyres would really make it work. Now it's just sliding on the surface of mud.
Shredder-mobile! Tearing up asphalt and pavement now!
@@ridezosmon2306 I quite fancy it as a garden aerator xD
Success or failure, these guys never fail to entertain. Can't wait to see what's next.
Love from USA @Garage 54
Engineer: How much traction do you want?
Garage54: YES!!
yes indeed 😁
You guys should have a museum with all of your creations.
The fronts needs dual wheels, one inside and one outside
Just what I was thinking, like an airplane front wheel. It would be stronger and would look pretty awesome!
@@FedericoLucchi lada 279e needs the same tire stack in the front ...make it large Tee bar steering... flintstone esque
duals wheels would be nice, but think of putting seven steerable wheels on the front - with brakes!
The 7-wheel burnout @ 12:07 had me laughing my ass off!! I think Vlad is my spirit animal
Always the most random projects. Love it
some love from a french guy that love your creativitie !
what about modifying this so the axle hangs behind the cars bumper in the rear so it can sit lower and keep brakes in front also could widen the track and make a improvised roller thats full lane width
Hi put big wheel in front and add some suspention in back for moving tire up and down independently
May be some spring for axel work or put some joint (like universal joint)in the axel
Front wheel, er, "struts" need to be tied together with a crossbar or something with ball joints on the ends to keep them from spreading out like that, or maybe having the whole front steering & suspension components lowered down to that level, so it's all properly aligned and equipped with brakes... :P
=IT WAS A DISASTER TO SPIN INDEED,HEHE
=STILL,PRETTY MUCH NICE OFFROAD VEHICLE....PROBABLY.........HEHE
Yup, this is what you need for going to the dacha on that dirt road. No worries about going through the massive yamkas after the rain.
Again a great job! You guys are best!
genius at work
I like your channel, when things calm down I'm going to buy a coffee cup. Greetings from Louisiana, USA.
You guy's at Garage 54 build some cool machines. I really like those old Lada's a lot👍
Make a lada train, lada on front will have engine and it will pull many ladas behind it, but it might be a problem to find unused railroad.
I love this channel. Keep it rolling.
14:20. Overall that was a Lada fun!
thats why i am subscribed to this channel! only the best content! never seen a disapointing video, so far! Beasts
Try solid steel cylinder instead on rear for a real "steam roller" effect!
Great job. It was fun to watch.
This channel reminds me of my drunken hillbilly relatives back in the 70's --- Build something crazy, drive it, abuse it till it breaks then do it all over with a new build. I had a fun childhood.
I wanna seem them do the front tire too 😂 just needs to pivot in the middle and a way to hook up steering
Ya but then I won’t understand it 😂
@I. C Weiner ya i get it lol
you have no concept of how much i want one of these 😂
Keep doing what you're doing!
Oh, extend the bars holding the rear wheels, put it in a 45 degree angle backwards then you'll be able to put some springs and dampers so it doesn't jump as much at the rear making it smoother, and i think it will also help with holding the chains nice and tight.
Maybe two pairs, same setup as the rear only the other goes forwards, kinda like bogey wheels but independent of eachother?
I like what you did there. You are a good crazy. A happy crazy.
Very good job love to get a lada engin they seem very strong but I'm to far away cheap up the good work Steve
Man that’s a lotta lada tires
You should try the same with the front wheels. I'd like to see how you modify the steering system for making It able to drive
I don't want to spoil it for you so I will just say that they did something even better to the front tires.
What they needed for this build is a second pair of front wheels on the inner side of that i-beam extension. They could be a size smaller and and running on seperate wheel bearings.
Honestly? It reminds me my old test mods with extreme tyre widening in some racing games like Crashday, Maluch Sim 1/2 and others... xD
Garage 54 could gravel their driveways level with this contraption
Alternate title: We turn a Lada into a Road Roller
i will be the steampunkroller today (or tomorrow) idk
Nice portal axle!
This is amazing, an interesting thought you probably also had, what if you had 2 front wheels on each side to go with the 7 in the back?
4 front wheels, a wheel on each side of the bar instead of just one side, would possibly help... or worsen things.
love the content yous create :D i know yous made a video about 2 wheel lada but it was a fail would love to see yous do something like that again only with stabilisers raised of the ground to help prevent tipping over
I love you guys, keep up the great work!!!!
Ladas are seriously damn near industructable even when rusted out
I love the videos keep up the good work.
large wheels tend to "float" on the mud, sometimes a narrow tyre has a better grip because it touches the hard bottom soil under the mud... anyway, another awesome tranformation, what will you guys do when ther are no more Lada to work after?
Open a Lada factory.
work on Nissan leafs. There's a billion of them
I wonder how the trailing arm's brushes and mounting points was after the test drive...
the rifle is fine
That's so cool you have an awesome mind to create something like this
9:12 that awkward stare😂🤣👏😂
Cool car. You guy should of done a gasser front end would of made the front steering better. Awesome video
Front maybe tires (welded brackets/supports) needs a bar or 2 to support them a bit more?
You need some sort of tie rod with ball joints at the bottom of the wheel risers to stabilize the front wheels.
I love when everyone comes out to look :D
I'd have welded it to the frame right behind the rear axle instead of underneath it. It'd help keep the profile of the vehicle, which would look way cooler IMHO.
I am wondering if another set of wheels on the inside of the front pillars would help. If they are to tall you could use smaller ones for kinda a training wheel type setup in order to balance the load on the steering suspension.
I also think a set of tires on the outside of the big wheel to help prevent rolling over.
use a brake rotor and caliper on the driveshaft for brakes. works better than 4 wheel brakes.
in front use those long A arms as on a desert 4x4. replacing the 18 inch spacer you made.
Thing looks sick damn I love it
This makes it even more evident to buy a lada given the things you can do to them this awesome show just proves that theory
@Garage 54 gotta do the same on front with steering dual rolers
make an articulated lada with 2 of those wheels!
Thanks for sharing 👍😀
Your steering is fighting back because of the negative caster. Make it some 5 degree positive and you'll have a better experience.
its like watching the A-team.
You should try to make the front like the rear for example like a steamroller with two rollers
A lada steam-roller!
I just like to say God you are awesome you and your crew the new science projects experiments you guys are awesome with these experiments Nev cars keep it up thank you we enjoy them
Give the rear some support, and make a better front end.
That would make a great video
This channel is so funny. Another was the engine connected to wagon wheels. Flippin’ around all Willy nilly.
To me, the most obvious opportunity for improving this wonderful vehicle would be to install one wheel on the front - center-mounted on motorcycle-type forks. This will allow for the simple installation of a caliper-brake from any kid's 10-speed bike.
Since the resulting machine may be prone to falling over on its side, you could mount outriggers on both sides to stabilize it.
In order to make the car much more likely to fall over and to further justify the addition of outriggers, consider lifting the Lada even higher above the ground - about a meter or so higher.
This extremely practical vehicle should work terrifically well on a runway, a frozen lake bed, on Red Square, or out on the tundra.
The MUSIC is the best!!!!
Brilliant and fun
You should turn the front wheel into the same multi wheel setup with one pivot point in the middle. Would probably need like two power steering racks worth of power tho unless the wheels were on their own independent bearings then it would probably spin pretty easy. I bet you could crawl through a pound with that hahaha.
Now do similar to the front. Split in the middle. 3 tires per side.
Or the same as rear, but pivot in center. Like a little red wagon.
I like how you kept stock suspension
Bicycke gears work by shifting the drive chain to smaller and larger gears and im wondering if a similar system could be made for a car and thought maybe u guys could try it
Needs ladder bars from the chassis to the "roller" to keep the torque from rocking the drive axle.
Perhaps get rid of the factory rear axle assembly, and instead use a right angle drive and a jackshaft so the new flintstone wheel could be mounted closer to the body.
This reminds me of California 8 tire (two 4 ft axles side by side) RGN trailers
Try this with very coarse dirt bike tires or ATV tires.
Or screw or glue knobs to these tires.
Having a Lada fun in the worlds first 7 wheel drive! :-D
Viewer # 6,430 here....same northern hemisphere, but on the other side of the planet.
>> The obvious "take away" from this ecperiment is that you need to make a Lada road grader.
You know, a vehicle that can smooth the muddy roads for other experiments.
As an American, you guys really make me want a Lada or two!
It's said they have a Lada tree... Maybe they can send a seed or 2...
this is fantastic!!
Lol I love this channel 😂
Suggestion. Maybe next time, add inner wheels on the front. Perhaps set up the rear with two separate sets of tires so you have differential steering.
Edit: Additional. Maybe some shock absorbers for “bracing” for the rear as well.
Might need a diff between each rear wheel for better steering.
Mad max cars Nice for a new series.
A Flintstoner wheel!
Shock absorbers would have kept the rear platform vertical. It wobbled too much while the car lost traction in the mud. Good idea and fun, too.
George Miller should get you guys to design and build the cars for his next Mad Max movie
That would probably work pretty good to pack the track surface for dirt track racing 🤔
Home made portal axles!!! Would love to see a burnout with it!!!
Burnout is not possible in this state, because the only brakes are the rear ones...
@@zsombor_99 you can block the car against a wall!?!?
That's a LADA tyres right there!
A seven wheel drive car. Must be one of, if not, the first!
Maybe bigger wheels/tires in the front would give you better steering control.
Fascinating, as always. 👍
Flinging mud 7 ways! Nice
Can you make a Lada with a rigid front axle that steers by rotating around a rotation point in the middle of the axle? Also can you make front wheel active toe in or toe out and connect to brake pedal to use as braking instead of brakes? I think maybe it's possible and then you don't need brakes.
Nice one Vlad and team !!!. Does this earn you more customers; OR do they stay away !!! hahahaha
I wonder what the locals think of these madmen? Great entertainment all!
Change that center wheel with a tubbed (not tubed) wheel that's slightly smaller than the rest and she be good for all the terrains
Son uno locos me agradan sus experimentos