Building Offroad Trailing Arms at Home! (Full Walkthrough)

We are excited to show you guys the final product for these trailing arms! Let us know your thoughts below.
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[@perrymahnke886]

Awesome work & it's great to see you guys having fun in the process. It's really impressive to see the quality of work that both of you are capable of in a backyard garage & at a young age. Thank you for sharing your excellent craftsmanship.

[@TyphoidSnaily]

Dam. Those are Massive!! A lot bigger than the trailing arms I'm building for my Jeep. Beautiful work!!

[@a-train4854]

Awesome work as always! Can’t wait to see your progression as a company

[@dylanhouseholder3831]

So glad yal are back with videos, great work guys

[@davidb7699]

Another killer Video,,,Great looking Work / Arms..can wait for the next vids

[@WhyBeNick]

Killer work and the through-tubes are a nice semi-structural/semi-decorative touch. I did that exact thing with the mezzanine arms on my truck.

[@HankAttack89]

Stoked your making videos again. You guys make a great team. Asah dudes 🤘🏾

[@ImABuckeye]

love your work. if you make another set of fixtures, laser cut the orientation arrows in to the plates that way you don't lose the marks. for locating the center plate on the cups, maybe think about making a removable piece that will locate the plate side to side. once the plate is tacked in place remove it and finish welding. when you build fixtures keep in the back of your mind to try and make it so you don't have to use a tape measure. less mistakes can be made and it will speed up the welding.

[@danielstover3029]

Sweet! Very nice fab... 👍👍👍👍👍

[@blackbeard308]

Y'all are a good team keep the collaboration rolling 🥷🥷

[@TheMrRyanV]

Asah dudes! Awesome content as usual !!!

[@DJ-yp4kc]

Fancy Stuff

[@Moneygrip]

Damns mans got the boots dont need me to send him them shoes after all these years

[@ChristianEwingVD]

😂😂😂😂

[@mikealdag7309]

Nice !

[@pace5316]

could yall do a vid on where/how you source material for your builds? like buying chromoly/aluminum in bulk etc

[@clintonpierce1453]

Good looking parts! Where did you get the fixture table from?

[@szym86]

I love your videos. Is it 4130 steel?

[@Purehess]

Juicy junior! real juicy!

[@DeezzzzNutzzzz]

Great content love to see you guys back in action Vital looks dope. What did you guys spray on the bottom plate after you tacked everything together

[@brandonbradsher3757]

Looks like Anti Spatter since they are MIG welded.

[@johnndorris430]

screw clamp deal is also a bessy clamp.

[@Atlantaconnection94]

Suh dudes 🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@Moneygrip]

The boyssss

[@Longtraveldreams]

What does something like this cost I would buy from you guys

[@grocer3]

Sick links dawg

[@ChristianEwingVD]

HAHA

[@glockrunner12397]

Are you going to be offering the plans for sale on these? I would be interested if you were

[@ShaunHensley]

Those press brake arms are way stronger, ya

[@KoonceLyfe]

Love the content dudes. What would you say is a tolerance for creating keys, I'm thinking a couple thousandths? Currently designing a plate bumper that I would like to integrate key locations on. Thanks

[@jeremywomack2602]

I’m also interested in your tolerances for the tab and slot. I have designed a few parts using this technique and find myself grinding and filing or sloppy. Love to hear the perfect fit you find. Ps I’m also using a Langmuir systems table.

[@brentshanahan947]

Is there a reason for using hot rolled vs. cold rolled?

[@johnndorris430]

Trailing Arms, lol🤣He said it twice! what's the length of the Arms?

[@stelviosciortino2672]

Which tickets? Could you share file?