Ford Ranger Bumper Made From a Fleece Blanket? - Trucks! S14, E9
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2020
- Kevin's taking his prized Christmas cozy "blankie" and turning it into a hardcore custom race truck front bumper! Then we're gonna install it on Project Rolling Thunder- our 600 plus horsepower street-legal racetrack-ready Ford Ranger! #ford #ranger
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PARTS USED IN THIS EPISODE:
Dupli-Color: Paint, Engine, Enamel with Ceramic Resin, Semi-Gloss, Black, 12 oz., Aerosol, Each
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Edelbrock: Supercharger System, E-Force, Serpentine, Black Powdercoated, Intercooler, Chevrolet/GMC, 4.8L/5.3L, Kit
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POR 15 Inc.: Paint, POR-15, Rust Preventative, Gloss Black, 1-qt, Each
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APR Performance: Carbon Fiber NACA Duct Type 1, Universal, each
Bondo: Bondo, Fiberglass Resin, Liquid, 1 gal.
Clausen: Clausen ZGF-2 Z-GLAS Fiberglass Reinforced Filler w/ Red Cream Hardener
Matco Tools: 4-in-1 Tube Bender - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
I know these shows are old and can be lame at time but I still enjoy watching them
i freaking loved this episode. good writing, change from the usual announcer tones outta the guys and more personal and candid. Good shit.
That bumper looks sick.
Now I’ve seen it all. Genius, and well done. Y’all should start bringing in all of your personals for all service/repair work. You’d make a lot of fans happy teaching us the basics to diagnosing/repairing our own vehicles. I feel like I’ve learned a ton from your show, but it’s all purpose related, like, racing, mud truck, etc
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Erick is great, trouble shoots then repair
That’s why Ryan sighed at the beginning, that’s his truck and Kevin made his bumper out of fleece.
17:12...think about all the commercials not having to watch on TV.. nice for sure
That is just plain awesome.
Yes I know, old vid however , have a look at most any vid from Paul Harrell to see how he uses new and improved high tech fleece as a " bumper" .
Thanks for painting that frame!!!
Good idea as well is to use rope coated with resin on the back side or as a build up for the edge where you put the air inlet to add some rigidity and strength.
Good episode
Great episode
i like the snuggie box box on the shelf behind him at the end.
The price for those inlet ducts was ridiculous.
feelce work - AWESOME!!
Ingenious.
🤔 This must be how Trabants were made! 😂
You. I like the way you think.
You look like John wick
@@jovani___ I know, I know.. I'll get a haircut once this covid rubbish is over. I don't feel comfortable going right now.
🤩😍🤩😍 it came out soooooo good!!
These guys are good!
Instead of 1/4" solid rod how about hollow brake tubing for even more light weight and easier to bend. Just have to strip the coating to weld it.
But how would they be able to stop?
Blue Jean's and epoxy work well for repairs to.👍
it looks like Need for Speed: Underground 2
K I S S. sometimes you have to be reminded.
I love that they never say "snuggie"
This used to be called Poormans fiberglass. Usually done with a canvas tarp
Funny, Soundman just posted a video on doing the same process for his van doors and this video pops up 😂
I tried this once and failed you make it look easy
good trick.....
Killer video. Can we get a dedicated TRUCKS! playlist to this channel?
Where did you get those headlights? My OEMs are shot, and yours match my build. Thanks!
This is from a tv show 7 years ago dude..
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*_This is how to show and they are missing great opportunity on making a fiberglass mold DIY project..._*
man, remember when this was hosted by Stacey David? those were the days
This will fail eventually. Their isn’t enough strength & structure with just fleece. Should of put at least 2 layers of chopped strand on top of the fleece while it was wet. All those pin holes and craters in the fleece had to either be sanded flat or sanded so the bondo could adhere better ( surprised being that he’s more of a body man). Once it’s in the sunlight the heat will give it blisters cause it wasn’t prepped properly. The bondo used was the wrong bondo & fiberglass resin doesn’t stick well to metal. I can go on all day about this. Don’t want to bash anyone but things and people are being shown on how to do the wrong way. Other then that, I think Keven is great. Fiberglass is a whole mother beast that can be done, if done correctly.
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that's a slick trick! glass cloth is a lot more difficult to work with, and doesn't stretch. i'm seeing a boat repair using this technique in my future. thanx!
Kevin makes blanket statements
That thing is bad. You guys are sick.
I thought POR was a rust treatment that needs to be covered by primer or paint. Can anyone confirm that?
Yes, POR says to add topcoat to protect from UV rays.
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It would be easy to top coat it, plus it's not going to be in the sun light
The ranger danger
How durable is this?
Nice i think the $75 and diy brake inlets would have been more budget friendly
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I would have been easier if you went with across the hatch or gain of the fabric. That is is made. So get you a more flexible stretch
You guys are fkn bad,i never thought of using fleece.👍
Ryan, if you suspect Kevin has removed clothing,Be clear when describing the issue that prompted your complaint. Human Resources codes each case (discrimination, sexual harassment, etc), and it's important that your case gets the right code so it gets the proper attention.
WTF?
Why wasn't it mentioned that the only way this works is if you use poly resin with polyester??? Excellent chance for a tech tip but completely missed. Any other fiberglass resin will just flake and not hold
This shit was YEARS ago! Why just now showing it? I watched this project as it happened on the t.v. show years a damn go.
Cool idea. But it's crooked as hell. Vents are way off and the whole thing is just not symmetrical. Doesn't match side to side.
Cool but it adds a lot of weight
wow these guys are assume, I just picked up a 2005 Ranger for $1K.
Wow. Way to rice out that truck. Guess the MAZDA just can't help but bleed through.
Why drill the holes when you have to go back and use filler that covers up the holes? These guys work ass backwards sometimes
Its got to be reinforced better than that? Perhaps styrofoam on the inside?
Aren’t all fords made from blankets?
Well you can call it a ford Ranger but the title will always say Mazda till the day it dies sorry.
This is nothing new, SprayWayCustoms has been using fleece and fiberglass to make stuff for years.
nothing new, its about the only thing cool that the crazy car stereo world gave normal car guys. They do this all the time to make custom center consoles and door pannels to house their 10,000 speakers.
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saw this on tv 14 years or so ago. sorry but fast and furious is dead.
Looks pretty stupid