Channel: Donn DIY

Category: Science & Technology

Tags: strut mount4x4 off roadbmwdo it yourselfoff roadtube framepeugeotmetal workingcncpeugeot partnerstrutcnc plasmadonn diyhyperthermfabricationworkshopfronius4x4metal fabricationsteel frameweldfwdsteel workbuildmcpherson strutcar projectbmw differential

Description: Latest video: youtu.be/-EMrwRgE2vU In this episode I'm fabricating mounts for the McPherson strut both front and back of my homemade 4x4 off road UTV and making new seat mounts as well since the homemade CNC plasma table makes it possible to R&D parts and make changes really quickly. This is part of a series of a four wheel drive utility vehicle build to lessen the work load on my trusty 2002 Honda Foreman Rubicon TRX500FA. This partially answers the question "Why?" but for those who want to ask "why don't you just buy a side-by-side instead of building one?" I just want to say - I'm not made of money. Side-by-sides are ridiculously expensive, even the car I drive around daily is worth less (not worthless though!), hell, it is even worth less than my 2002 Honda ATV. "How much HP will it have?" - the 1.4 litre FWD petrol engine I'm planning on using has 55 kw and this will not change, but the torque will be tripled via the BMW differentials I'm using to transfer power to front and rear axles. "It will be too heavy!" - this project just like the firewood processor project does not have to float. And a heavier vehicle will handle better anyway when hauling heavy loads. Stay tuned for future episodes! Thanks for watching! My other videos: youtube.com/DonnDIY #donndiy #homemade #4x4 Soundtrack: Pomade - Silent Partner (YouTube Audio Library) Welding equipment borrowed from Spetselektroodi AS, Estonia: Fronius TransSteel 2700 welder Optrel Crystal 2.0 Welding Helmet Hypertherm Powermax 45 XP plasma cutter