Thank you Mr. Jim!

@@CrackNicholson thanks brother glad you liked it!

@@SVCRescue thank you I really appreciate that!

@@x7fire thank you I appreciate it!

Happens all the time 😂

It's worked out perfectly so far. I've put about 5 hours of racing/ride time on it without an issue.

Thank you! glad you liked it

It was powdercoated white from the previous owner but I stripped it all off and redid it a different color.

It wasn’t a continuous bead, I skipped around quite a bit. It’s easy to tell if you overheat Chromoly when TIG welding. It’ll turn a burnt grey color at the weld.

The obvious reply: This is America, I’ll do as I please while working on my own things in my own home.

You sit when you pee.

I haven’t personally ever tried this. Personally I feel like the best results would come from anodizing the part completely then during the dye process, do half one color then move into the other color suspending the part that has already been colored out of the dye. Then move on to the sealing portion as usual. As far as masking after the anodizing is complete, I’m not sure how you would get the masking off without ruining the anodized surface and having to start the process over again.

Just regular lead. Like what battery terminals are made of.

Thanks for the compliment man 🤙🏻 post some videos up of your project

Thank you! I’m glad you found it helpful

Fast50s makes a good chromoly swingarm but I mostly just wanted to try building one myself before I take on a full frame build eventually.

Thank you very much! I'm glad you enjoyed it

Thank you! I really appreciate it!

Thanks!

Thanks man I appreciate that 🤙🏻

Thanks man! I’m excited for what’s coming up.

Thanks man! Stuff happens but it’s only a real problem if you can’t fix it. I’ve since made a nice billet aluminum bushing, those little ones were just temporary. I’ll have a lot of anodizing to do soon.

Glad you liked it! Hope you get to give it whirl sometime

Thanks man. I hope I'll come back better than before with some more energy.

Well I can’t tell if that’s a compliment or not but thank you haha. I hope it was informative enough!

Thank you! Hopefully it performs the way that I want.

It depends if your application requires a rubber boot for vibration or if you’re going to rigid mount it. So in my case, it didn’t work out super great because the carbon fiber strands caused really spall air leaks throughout the manifold. By making a model this way it did allow me to replicate it out of aluminum once I verified my fitment so that was fine. If I had to do it over again I would make it out of nylon without the CF reinforcement.

Me and you both! Haha I still have a lot of work ahead of me but I’m excited to get this thing going.

You can’t put stainless in the sulfuric acid, it’ll immediately start to corrode away. Lead works great as a Anode and is much cheaper than titanium. Your wires that the parts hang from should either be titanium or aluminum.

@@PosParts thanks for the info! :)

@@KeritechElectronics no problem at all. Glad to help!

Just working on my tan 😂🤷🏻‍♂️

If you’re talking about painting on a top coat over the anodizing it isn’t necessary. Anodizing is harder than any paint besides maybe cerakote.

I’m glad you enjoyed it and found it informative. Thanks for checking it out 🤙🏻

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!

Glad you enjoyed it Dave. Thanks for checking out my channel. I’ll have some more videos out soon.

You’ve only got to get it right once! Hahaha

Thanks for watching!

Glad you enjoyed!

They’re made by Continental. I believe Shinko makes some as well. That bike is finished now and I think it looks pretty sick with the white walls haha

@@PosParts Would love to see a picture of that. Thanks

Me and my brother had 2 red Z50's in the 70's growing up. They were the best mini bike back then. Glad to see it man, memories.

@@_JimS check me out on Instagram @posparts I have pictures of it on there. Just had it out a couple weeks ago to ride it around.

@@youknowmr11 they’re a blast man. Hard to beat a Z50. I’m building a 1989 Z50R now.

Thank you! I appreciate the compliment

Thanks man!

I had been wanting to try purple on something and had the dye for a while I I figured why not haha. Thanks for watching!

Sorry I don't build custom 1 off parts for people. Its extremely time consuming and I don't have much free time.

Why? Lol

@@PosParts because kids are idiots.