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MaX-D 07-19-2019 04:28 PM

Re: Codyboy's Enduro making it my own, 46 PW
 
SWEET! I LOVE rust!! Those Wheels look good with that body. What are they?

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CODYBOY 07-19-2019 05:23 PM

Re: Codyboy's Enduro making it my own, 46 PW
 
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Originally Posted by MaX-D (Post 5951246)
SWEET! I LOVE rust!! Those Wheels look good with that body. What are they?

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Thank you young man!

Locked Up RC."thumbsup"
1.9" Adversary SLWC Beadlock Wheel

Ernie

AnimalHippie 07-19-2019 07:52 PM

Re: Codyboy's Enduro making it my own, 46 PW
 
You never cease to amaze me brother. Amazing work as always! Now just to bring it to Florida for a test run on the backyard course:lmao:

Topher Builds 07-19-2019 08:30 PM

Re: Codyboy's Enduro making it my own, 46 PW
 
Great work Ernie! The time and effort you’ve put into this one really shows. Wheels are killer too.

MaX-D 07-19-2019 08:45 PM

Re: Codyboy's Enduro making it my own, 46 PW
 
Should we expect running video soon?

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CODYBOY 07-19-2019 09:05 PM

Re: Codyboy's Enduro making it my own, 46 PW
 
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Originally Posted by JSterrett (Post 5951226)
Very nice

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Originally Posted by punkindrublik (Post 5951233)
I believe I've said this elsewhere, but...

...badass.

Glad your liking it!

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Originally Posted by indybama (Post 5951236)
Lookin good ernie! U always have the coolest lookin rigs
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Thanks Adam!

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Originally Posted by HumboldtEF (Post 5951240)
I love it especially the fogged or rusted headlights (maybe its both)

Thanks Casey, Glad you noticed that tiny detail! ;-)

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Originally Posted by AnimalHippie (Post 5951273)
You never cease to amaze me brother. Amazing work as always! Now just to bring it to Florida for a test run on the backyard course:lmao:

"thumbsup" Thank you for the kind words Justin!! You never know? I do know it won't be when your having a heat wave!!!!

Did the new cement work better for your foams?

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Originally Posted by Topher Builds (Post 5951276)
Great work Ernie! The time and effort you’ve put into this one really shows. Wheels are killer too.

This has been a fun build! I will admit that being retired gives me a big advantage over most of you as far as time spent. (I'm usually in bed by 9:30 or 10:00) So not many late nights for me. ;-)

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Originally Posted by MaX-D (Post 5951279)
Should we expect running video soon?

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I do very little vid, so please Don't hold your breath, stills maybe! "thumbsup"

Ernie

MaX-D 07-19-2019 09:27 PM

Re: Codyboy's Enduro making it my own, 46 PW
 
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Originally Posted by CODYBOY (Post 5951283)
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Glad your liking it!


Thanks Adam!


Thanks Casey, Glad you noticed that tiny detail! ;-)



"thumbsup" Thank you for the kind words Justin!! You never know? I do know it won't be when your having a heat wave!!!!

Did the new cement work better for your foams?



This has been a fun build! I will admit that being retired gives me a big advantage over most of you as far as time spent. (I'm usually in bed by 9:30 or 10:00) So not many late nights for me. ;-)



I do very little vid, so please Don't hold your breath, stills maybe! "thumbsup"

Ernie

Cool. I'll take what I can get. Thanks for the inspiration. Your truck makes me want to go out and buy brazing equipment

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CODYBOY 07-21-2019 06:51 PM

Re: Codyboy's Enduro making it my own, 46 PW
 
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Originally Posted by MaX-D (Post 5951287)
Cool. I'll take what I can get. Thanks for the inspiration. Your truck makes me want to go out and buy brazing equipment

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I'm glad it is helping inspire you to that next step! Once you get a torch the potential for you to do cool things vastly increases. I use mostly Stainless steel and Safety silv 56 for my solder. I used mine today working on my weighted axle design. "thumbsup"
Ernie

GA Dawg 07-21-2019 07:19 PM

Re: Codyboy's Enduro making it my own, 46 PW
 
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Originally Posted by CODYBOY (Post 5951596)
I'm glad it is helping inspire you to that next step! Once you get a torch the potential for you to do cool things vastly increases. I use mostly Stainless steel and Safety silv 56 for my solder. I used mine today working on my weighted axle design. "thumbsup"
Ernie

As far as a torch goes, what would you recommend to a novice?

MaX-D 07-21-2019 07:25 PM

Re: Codyboy's Enduro making it my own, 46 PW
 
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Originally Posted by CODYBOY (Post 5951596)
I'm glad it is helping inspire you to that next step! Once you get a torch the potential for you to do cool things vastly increases. I use mostly Stainless steel and Safety silv 56 for my solder. I used mine today working on my weighted axle design. "thumbsup"
Ernie



What kind of a torch do you use? How thick of stainless steel do you use? Where is the best place to buy the stainless steel? I really want to give this a try. Thanks!


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CODYBOY 07-21-2019 10:51 PM

Re: Codyboy's Enduro making it my own, 46 PW
 
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Originally Posted by GA Dawg (Post 5951600)
As far as a torch goes, what would you recommend to a novice?

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Originally Posted by MaX-D (Post 5951602)
What kind of a torch do you use? How thick of stainless steel do you use? Where is the best place to buy the stainless steel? I really want to give this a try. Thanks!


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Ok guys, here is the torch brand I've been using for 40 years! And this is just the second one in all those years.

https://i1264.photobucket.com/albums...1-IMG_6444.jpg

https://i1264.photobucket.com/albums...3-IMG_6446.jpg

The brand name is Uniweld.

Only on tank required, acetylene. When I bought this 40 years ago it was called a B tank. I own the tank, and when it is MT I take it in and exchange it for a full tank, and of course I have to pay for the acetylene.

https://i1264.photobucket.com/albums...2-IMG_6445.jpg

Ernie

MaX-D 07-22-2019 04:22 AM

Re: Codyboy's Enduro making it my own, 46 PW
 
Thank you! How thick is the Stainless steel you use?

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soze 07-22-2019 09:52 AM

Re: Codyboy's Enduro making it my own, 46 PW
 
Rig is looking killer!

CODYBOY 07-22-2019 10:02 AM

Re: Codyboy's Enduro making it my own, 46 PW
 
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Originally Posted by MaX-D (Post 5951659)
Thank you! How thick is the Stainless steel you use?

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All of my stainless accept for the tube comes from Goodwill, or a favorite salvage yard! So it just depends on what I'm building and how lite I want the part. I use parts off of a old microwave, stainless BBQ utensils, 3/16" stainless rod, 1/4" rod all found at above mentioned places. I buy my SS tube at Zoro. I'll see if I can get you a link. A great to shop for supplies, here is a copy of my last order.

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AnimalHippie 07-22-2019 10:23 AM

Re: Codyboy's Enduro making it my own, 46 PW
 
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Originally Posted by CODYBOY (Post 5951283)
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Thank you for the kind words Justin!! You never know? I do know it won't be when your having a heat wave!!!!

Did the new cement work better for your foams?

Anytime Ernie! Not hard to say kind words about someone so awesome! Keep up the great work. :lmao:Ya I don't recommend Florida between April and November. The weather hasn't been very enjoyable.

The contact cement worked perfectly. Never used that stuff before. I like it! "thumbsup"
His Jeep did so much better on those wheels, tires and foams. Was like a whole nother rig. He was extremely happy at the end of the day when he asked for my tool to put is stock wheels back on and I told him that they were his to keep. Told him about paying it forward and he agreed to do the same. "thumbsup" Thank you again Ernie!

DukeMinnix 07-22-2019 12:04 PM

Re: Codyboy's Enduro making it my own, 46 PW
 
never cease to amaze me Ernie. I have got to get my hands on something you build one of these days. I've admired your work on ascenders without ever owning one. I may need you to love my enduro front axle a little before its said and done. Driver drop would be killer with the JP1 body I have for it.

CODYBOY 07-24-2019 09:52 AM

Re: Codyboy's Enduro making it my own, 46 PW
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by AnimalHippie (Post 5951722)
Anytime Ernie! Not hard to say kind words about someone so awesome! Keep up the great work. :lmao:Ya I don't recommend Florida between April and November. The weather hasn't been very enjoyable.

The contact cement worked perfectly. Never used that stuff before. I like it! "thumbsup"
His Jeep did so much better on those wheels, tires and foams. Was like a whole nother rig. He was extremely happy at the end of the day when he asked for my tool to put is stock wheels back on and I told him that they were his to keep. Told him about paying it forward and he agreed to do the same. "thumbsup" Thank you again Ernie!

It is the best I have found when working with making foams.;-) Passing it forward, "you the man"!

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Originally Posted by DukeMinnix (Post 5951762)
never cease to amaze me Ernie. I have got to get my hands on something you build one of these days. I've admired your work on ascenders without ever owning one. I may need you to love my enduro front axle a little before its said and done. Driver drop would be killer with the JP1 body I have for it.


Thank you young man! I'm still working on and testing the fitment of the new axle, part of why I haven't been working on getting my truck on the rocks. Several of you have show a interest in having these so I'm try to get those out to help out my enduro buddies. "thumbsup"
Ernie

Shinchu 07-24-2019 01:00 PM

Re: Codyboy's Enduro making it my own, 46 PW
 
only problem i see with driver side drop on the enduro is the t-case spits out the front output to the passenger side. is there a way to overcome that while keeping the awesome stealthX transmission?

JSterrett 07-24-2019 02:24 PM

Re: Codyboy's Enduro making it my own, 46 PW
 
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Originally Posted by Shinchu (Post 5952204)
only problem i see with driver side drop on the enduro is the t-case spits out the front output to the passenger side. is there a way to overcome that while keeping the awesome stealthX transmission?

Trans flip?

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DukeMinnix 07-24-2019 04:28 PM

Re: Codyboy's Enduro making it my own, 46 PW
 
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Originally Posted by CODYBOY (Post 5952167)




Thank you young man! I'm still working on and testing the fitment of the new axle, part of why I haven't been working on getting my truck on the rocks. Several of you have show a interest in having these so I'm try to get those out to help out my enduro buddies. "thumbsup"
Ernie

you know where to find me!

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shinchu (Post 5952204)
only problem i see with driver side drop on the enduro is the t-case spits out the front output to the passenger side. is there a way to overcome that while keeping the awesome stealthX transmission?

I hadn't considered that as I don't have my kit built sitting in front of me yet, valid concern, if push came to shove, I'd just roll a passenger drop and pretend it had chevy axles :lmao:


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