They are I have 5 full sizes ones. And a Kawasaki but it doesn’t run that well. Because it’s not Honda quality😂

are those 280mm shocks? looking to beef up the shocks on my '85 z50r

I recreated TWA Flight 3 that sadly claimed the life of Carole, her mother and 20 others near Las Vegas on the way to Burbank: kzbin.info/www/bejne/en_MoXulhZuVocksi=c5TcP4RXpFZT7XGx

Damn that’s wild!

Nice

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Colorado,?

How hard is that hike ?

Enjoy your videos to potosi summit, getting around the gate on the bypass require locking diffs,my f250 doesn't have it.

I have a 1991 z50

need more of the 9:15

good to see another video out!

Hauling nitro

The wings look so beautiful

Why did bro put r9 in there

Gosh the 7 series with the chesse it’s popcorn whatever else was crazy. Miss those days bro!

Like a butterfly

What camera do you use it has a great zoom.

I don't own an air compressor. Is this something that can be done without airing down the tires?

what's the height now after the install?

How much did you lift it? I understand this is an adjustable kit (3 to 5”)?

The brown rock bro , cinnabar i believe.

Hey , I love how they look , what are the specs on the coil overs and where did you get your long arms from please ❤? Thanks 🙏🏽

So can we still visit this mine?

Where is this

I agree. She was awesome a beauty and this is horrific. We love you Carole ❤️❤️

Long arms as well? What is the adjustable height range with these?

She was the toast of Hollywood. A truly glamorous movie star. Ironic she died in such a desolate place. RIP to all aboard.

Recovery must have been brutal. I find it interesting that FAA didn’t remove the pieces for reconstruction as is usually the case with plane crashes. Even small aircraft. Thank you for the video.

I can not believe they didn't scoop up the plane debris. Soldiers died o n tbus plane too.

How high did you adjust the height? 3-5”? Did you get the front brake line extensions? Bump stops?

I'd at least wear a helmet and elbow pads.

What is your height measurement from roof top to ground?

Very interesting! Thank you for doing this. I always thought that there were at least parts of the Vegas strip that were walkable, but it doesn’t seem like that at all! Or if there are any areas for walking, seems they would be very limited, even despite all that construction going on.

Some guy found her wedding ring, her mothers watch, ear rings and other artifacts from her. I saw it on jordan the lions channel. It's very interesting but I couldn't help but think this should go to a relative if possible ? When they found her her left arm was missing, with her wedding ring, she was badly burned and was identified by a small patch of blonde hair and a partially burned itinerary that was found under her. As tragic as that was, she sold 2 million dollars in war bonds at one event, there were alot of other people killed on that flight including one of Clark Gables best friends. It's no wonder that day haunted him until he died.

THE TREES LOOK BURNED FROM THE CRASH FIRE STILL!!!!

That is some Godforsaken country. We can take a modicum of comfort knowing the end was swift and painless for Carole Lombard and everyone on board Flight 3. Pilot error as so many crashes are. Sacred ground. Please do not disturb.

WHY is the intro here so loud!!!?

Why people still keep going up there is just nuts. Like you're going to find different things than the last group that went up there and found. This happened so long ago it's pointless to go up there anymore.

I’ve gotten to old for such rugged slopes. My knee would go out. But I once was as a mountain goat. Sad sight to see but it was quick no prolonged suffering.

Get her name correct it's Lombard not Lambard.

I very recently watched another video that explained a highly probable cause for the Lombard plane crash. The pilot usually would refuel in nearby Boulder City. But at the hour of night they were approaching, that small airport was shut down with no runway lights. So the only other option was Vegas. The takeoff directly from Vegas was into the mountains. The pilot dud not reset his directional heading from his Boulder City takeoff which would have missed the mountains. Instead, being on the Vegas direction, they hit the mountains. Would have been a simple fix of resetting his flight path but probably just didn't think about it, being in a rush to get back to Burbank Airport.

I guess they were supposed to land in Boulder City to refuel but it was dark so they landed in Las Vegas. When they took off they used the heading of 218 normally that was used out of Boulder City to join the airway. Out of Vegas the heading was supposed to be 208 to join which would have put them south of the mountain. But the 218 put them right in the mountain.

Good job guys. What an amazing sad historical site. RIP to all who perished 😪

Thank you for that difficult climb to film that difficult to reach crash site. Makes me appreciate what a heroic effort it would have been back then to go to the crash site to investigate. Sad bit of information about the pilot taking the wrong route. If only they'd stuck to the slower but safer train ride home to California.

the circumstances of this flight sound a lot like the flight of Buddy Holly...and the Lynyrd Skynyrd flight...if someone has a bad feeling about getting on a plane, maybe they should follow their instincts..regardless of whatever consequences it may bring...

so incredible after all these years some wreckage still remains at the crash-site, Thank you for filming it and sharing it!......i found it very interesting!

Awesome video! Would an SUV be able to make it up the road or would I need a higher clearance vehicle?

Kind of creepy that the parts are still there after 80+ years, also sad, but a reminder.

My friends and I heard a rumor about the cabin and decided one day, in a Ford Mustang, to go for it one day in 1976. Only map we had was the metal one in Corn Creek. We got to the parking lot, and hiked up to the pines and snow, then had to turn back. Thanks so much for the video footage because we never saw the cabin, and I always wondered what it looked like or even existed. Cool.