LUCKY EP.7 | Step Notch Installation | Step-by-step guide on how to install the Velaworks Step Notch
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 มี.ค. 2024
- In this video, we tear down the rear and install the Tinworks Trailing Arm Crossmember. Check out simplec10.co to purchase all the parts mentioned in this video.
Parts mentioned in this video:
Velaworks Notch: velaworks.bigcartel.com/produ...
AirSafe Emergency Kit: simplec10.myshopify.com/produ...
Tinworks Trailing Arm Crossmember: simplec10.myshopify.com/produ...
Tinworks Trailing Arms: simplec10.myshopify.com/produ...
Simple.C10 Watts Link: simplec10.myshopify.com/produ...
Velaworks Rear Slam Kit: simplec10.myshopify.com/produ...
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Another great video, wish the people that did my notch did one like this looks very strong
Thanks
Watching the comment section on the air safe emergency kit on instagram was wild lol lot of people just didn’t understand the concept
Yea. I get what most people are saying but it does have a good purpose.
@@SIMPLE.C10it has a great purpose! I have always had an idea of something like this. Most people must not think “what happens if I blow a bag on the road while traveling” this is a great setup to keep you going down the road. Came over from your Instagram. I had to search for you on youtube. Should add a link to your Instagram.
I’ve watched you do this a couple times now and all your tips are definitely helpful nice work and yes that’s one I haven’t seen yet is the rear bag install on the TW arms looking forward to it takes all the guess work out . 😎
Thank you for watching.
99-06 gmt800 would be cool, gmt400 too, the possibilities are endless with whatever u end up choosing to build
Thanks for the feedback!!!
73-87 build would be great
Thanks for the feedback! Hopefully in the future.
Well that was going to be my suggestion on your next build a '60-'62 slammed truck. 👍
We’re on the same page !
Dig the grinding mask
Thanks
67-72 c10 would be cool!
For sure want to do another !
I ordered front and rear bag kits from chassis fab suspension, cant wait till they get here.
I need to figure out what diff to use. Probably ford 9”
Awesome! That sounds like a killer build.
Do the templates man! I’ll buy them for sure. Excited to see how you mount the bags on this step notch.
Awesome. Thanks for the feedback!
Like Always Great Content !
Thanks bro!
Awesome video as always
Thank you
I found it easier on the last one I notched to tack on both outside pieces, then use a straight edge across the whole frame to line the two inners up.
I think a van would be cool as well. Slammed or air ride 4x4?
Good tip on the notch!
67-72 preferably a 69 that’s my fav have had my truck 30 years ready to bag it
Awesome! Most of my air ridge guide will work on a 69 besides the inner fender part.
I was curious about that I thought most of it was compatible
@@danielwalker1275 Yes the frame is the same so all the air ride components work.
Square body c10 would love to see that build
I would love to do a square!
I would like to do my P10 stepvan. It's a 1964 C10 shortbed frame with a tiny stepvan body on it as built in 1964. It needs bags, disc brakes, watts link. I'm in Virginia. If you have any interest in using my little van for a video, it would be something different for your channel? Thank u for the videos and your detailed way of explaining things.
Oh cool a van! I barely have room for my current projects or I’d love to take it on haha. Thanks for the encouragement.
67-72 C10 build
Hopefully soon!
I have one and would love to learn how to bag my truck
Why didnt you grind the mill scale off the notch pieces where your weld is gonna be? Is it not necessary?
The notches welded in great but you do it how you feel most comfortable. Remember I’m not a professional welder nor do I claim to be.
Vans seem tobe getting popular, have you ever thought about doing a van build?
With Oliver getting older I might need to with all his buddies haha.
Sweet I look forward to seeing the build keep up the good work 🤘
@brianstevens5520 I appreciate it
Do the temples!
I did the one for the rear!
looking forward to the 60 build with the xframe
Thanks me too
Like to see what you got for a 72 c10
Same notch for a 72. I think most of my items work besides the inner fenders and simple guide and shocks.
Template for the vela works diy lower control arm kit would be nice!
Plan to do that soon! Thank you.
68-72 c-10 sir!
I’d love to do another one. Thanks!
I'd like to see you do a 69 c10
I love the 69s.
67-72!
I’d love to!
What kind of Welder are you using? Im curious what I'd need to do my build.
I’m using a Hobart 210 mvp
Do a 1963 Cadillac, I got one.
Sweet
Sqaurebody for sure
Thanks
67 to 72 slammed dually?
That would be sick!!! I always wanted to do a dually.
Square body truck
Hopefully soon!
I neee help with my 84 c10 or 87 c10 😂
Hopefully I’ll do a square in the next couple years!
Suburban
That would be cool! I wonder if it would fit in my garage.
They do look cool slammed but their getting to be hard to find
awesome vid bro can't wait for the rear tin work shock relocator. can you make the template for both kp bolt notch kit and vela works would be sick and help alot. and the front template for the vela works kit. I'm with it just got my air ride kit and vela works front and rear kit in today from you can't wait to start putting together LSA 64 C10 . @t__lopez1028. thanks again man for the help
Got it