Back to Work! The Subframe is Mounted!!

In todays episode we build the second strut tower and then weld in the subframe mounts and test fit the M5 subframe onto our 240z chassis!

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24 thoughts on “Back to Work! The Subframe is Mounted!!

  1. Building cars is a three way thinking process sometime four or five. You got to love it I've been working with cars since my dads farm I can pretty much fix most things bush hogs planters fences electric systems plumbing my dad taught me a lot his idea of a vacation was more work I don't think he ever stopped we owned a Volvo dealership so if we weren't working now I'm disabled and it sucks I get bored easy I can't compeat but I can fix anything pretty much

  2. Really respect all your work, but darn that frame looks flimsy.
    No way I'd be drifting that Z hard over curbs.
    Looks like Chinese imitation metal or something 🙂

  3. I don't usually comment on videos, but I wanted to commend the attitude. The first car I watched you build was the Plan B BRZ, and in those days I remember you working outside in the rain and still getting things done. I love the channel and love the energy you put into every single build. So good to see you're still motivated on the 240. Keep it going!

  4. Try to get your current Z shell fixed/straightened. It'd be a shame to chop up a second Z, especially a real nice one, and have your shell scrapped. Besides, all the structural rigidity is going to be in your frame, so as long as the body looks straight it shouldn't matter that much.

  5. FYI dude, from my experience in Oregon, you'll have to fight the insurance every step of the way to keep the claim process moving, and especially when you don't agree on the payout amount. Don't be afraid to push them to move faster and accept your offer! You have the power as the damaged party, and they have to make you whole quickly (possibly 30 days if I remember correctly). File a complaint with the state insurance division if you have to, when I did this they called within a day and offered me everything I was asking for.

  6. Why didn’t you lower the frame to the sub frame lol would of been much lighter to move the frame and less load on it bending under weight?

    Keep it up it makes good watching 😂

  7. is this 240 ment to be a monster truck? look at how high the frame is in comparison to the wheels… it's shocking tbh

  8. Really hope you win the Gran Turismo Award in SEMA, you deserve it!!! Also, it'll be cool to drive your car in the game!!!

  9. Why do you need to weld in the subframe centering posts? You could cut them to length and leave them in the subframe holes and they will insert themselves into the frame mounting locations as you tighten the bolts. Once everything is torqued they won't really matter if they're welded or not. This leaves you with options for adjustment if needed down the road. Maybe i'm missing something but I don't see why they need to be welded.

  10. I'm a little concerned about the main frame rails, they seem a little bit to high. I would think they would need to be at or below the centerline of the hubs.

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