1000cc Trophy Truck Build Pt. 9 | Steering Finished!

We get the steering figured out on our 1000cc BMW K100 powered mini trophy truck build! Building steering with minimal bump steer would've been simple with this custom twin I beam front suspension setup if we only had six inches of suspension travel. However, we have over twelve inches, so we had to test fit, modify, re-weld, cut, modify, etc until we were happy with it.
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[@motomule]

If you can swing the I Beam building, I doubt you'll regret it... Was awesome hanging with you guys in Oregon!! Keep it up!!

[@krgoodjohn]

^^^ this ! Also time for a colab...... Please !

[@CarsandCameras]

Thanks man, hope to see you soon!

[@demon12792]

Agreed^^

[@johntaylor1131]

Pole barn

[@mikethompson2137]

I beam all the way! Preferably with covered area on the front. You wouldn’t have to shut the doors when it rains. Your going to love it either way!

[@muddy_armadillo]

Rob a steering box from an old John Deere garden tractor. My 1970 110 has an awesome steering box, it is super smooth. Worm gear, no play, adjustable, oil filled. I know the 110s, 112s, the 200 series, and I think the 300s have them. Just look for a 70s model John deere gt without power steering I think Ike has one at his house that got flooded.

[@bigd3960]

I was just getting ready to say this. I have a 73 110 and it steers butter smooth with one finger. I just checked ebay and found quite a few. Search " Ross steering gear box".

[@lamarzimmermanmennonitefar5269]

Yep, cub cadet also used them from the 1960s through early 2000s. The Ross box is a three turn. Jd used them too. Those are 4 turn

[@gqp3215]

300's have hyd. cylinder for steering. Had a 322, a beast

[@JunkyardDigs]

Meanwhile I'm trying to strap a weed wacker to a duck....

[@DragoWerx]

OMG! How am I only the second person to like this comment...I'm dying!

[@CarsandCameras]

Hahahaha

[@donellmuniz590]

That would work until he jumped in the pond!

[@trevawhitmoyer682]

🤣🤣🤣

[@ottersdangerden]

id like to see that video... also though weed wacker was a michigan thing, down in wisconsin they call it a weed eater

[@bobsbarnworkshop]

One plus of a pole barn is that it goes up fast and cheap! I’ve got 4x4 treated posts in the ground 30 years now and no sign of failures. Plus you can always add onto the end as long as you need in the future

[@micahdeboer9877]

Find a steering box off of an old vw bug. They are only like 10 or 15 pounds and I'm sure they are pretty easy to find. Plus they don't have all the junk for power steering

[@VochoTalacha]

I told them the same thing on the previous video. They have like 3 bugs laying around.

[@simplelifediy1772]

I was thinking that at some point I would just use a bug front end

[@potato_staircase6915]

I hope they read this hahaha

[@morgunfreedom4346]

Yip an I think they make aluminum one's for sand rails

[@BadgerCanyonMotorsports]

@IndyHelis way expensive though. Almost three times as much as a normal manual steering box.

[@scrapjunkie551]

Vw Beetle steering box might be a good option. Light, compact, manual steering, and pretty quick lock to lock. Plus they're absolutely everywhere

[@bdubz5150]

I-Beam style, steel exterior. My father had one built once that was converted into half of his house and the other half into an airplane hangar. Surprisingly the building was very versatile, efficient when insulated, and after 35 years still stands today and in every bit of good shape as when it was built. Part of my fathers hangar side of his I beam building he used for restoring muscle cars, and fabricating chassis for race cars. We devised a ton of neat stuff into some of the buildings beams, like an engine hoist, car lift, and holding up the upper level office floor. Versatile.

[@guidoheeling1179]

would love to see a cool mancave build when the barn is there!

[@CarsandCameras]

I seriously need your advice- do I build a 30x50? Pole barn, carport style, I beam style? Or do I wait till I can afford bigger?

[@static_speaks2421]

Afford bigger more space for good builds

[@adamr9215]

I wouldn’t go with a pole barn. Just do a metal building, and go as big as you can. I built mine so that I could expand it. I’ve added 60’ of length to my original shop, and needed it.

[@bigbassboost6438]

I beam

[@legowarriorsadventure3613]

Bigger is better

[@legowarriorsadventure3613]

Love the vids! (I suggested to do a trophy kart)

[@derrickquintal]

Awesome build, my only concern is that the steering shaft is essentially a huge spear to the face if you ever have a hard front end collision.

[@topkek7003]

racing harness

[@SportbikerNZ]

Someone will always point out something "unsafe", even if it's a cotton ball. Don't choke on it Johnny!

[@kevinponce8525]

@@SportbikerNZ I mean there's always going to a way to make things safer, there's no reason not to consider it

[@SportbikerNZ]

@@kevinponce8525 Let pragmatism triumph I say. No point expending a heap of time an effort to change something like that.

[@Rattus-Norvegicus]

@@SportbikerNZ not after the fact no but by bringing it up now it might alleviate some surprise later dontcha think?

[@ronamedee2475]

I beam style with a slab ! You guys will just keep getting bigger same as RBG. Have room for the sponsors free building tables and welders and tubing benders !

[@SkitzerPoindexter]

I suggest a steel building, I-beam or truss. We had a 30x40x12 with a 10x40 covered porch built a few years ago. It's insulated with 2 10x10 insulated doors. We had the electric run from the house to the slab before they poured it. Later, I installed 16 8' light fixtures and a 3-ton mini split A/C with heat (saved thousands in labor by doing it myself). It has become our go to area to do anything. My son (we met you guys out at the Pate swap meet last year and John picked rocks with him) always wants to have picnic lunches out there while I'm wrenching on stuff. They always say go as big as you can, and I agree, but this shop has a compressor, a blasting cabinet, 2 6' shelving units, 2 8' wokbenches and a 6' workbench, 2 floor cabinets, can hold 4 cars and two motorcycles, and there's still room to walk around all of it. And I can get it down to 72 degrees inside when it's nearly 100 out.

[@joshsimmons2663]

Glad to see the next video on this build. Can't wait to see how this build continues!!!! I've been catching up on all of your old videos and you guys have inspired me to build my own trike with a lawn mower rear end and vintage mini bike suspension front end.

[@jonross377]

That actually sounds like a GREAT idea!

[@georgenemec8780]

This project is gonna be awesome once it's finished, keep up the good work!

[@thomaspigg306]

I think the I beam style building would be the way to go. Simple to set up and build. Pretty easy to wire one (just don't get grounded out!!!), and you can always add add on to the sides later if you need to. I also like Micah De Boer's idea of using a VW steering box. A little looking around should find yall one pretty easy. Loved the video Dudes!!! Keep'em coming!!!

[@jgsn5029]

You guys don't NEED a big nice shop to build bigger awesome projects, your doing it now. Plus you have succeeded and maintained way better than other channels with a ton of money and fab skills. Just keep being cool and having fun

[@sixtyfiveford]

It's looking good.

[@eainhorvath6393]

You guy keep it up you should make a new shifter cart with a dirtbike engine

[@thefisherman1127]

125cc 2-stroke shifter karts have a dirt bike engine

[@TheMetalMachinist]

Shifter cart with two rear dirt bike engines

[@TheMetalMachinist]

Considering they already did the 4 engine 4wd predator cart

[@daltonengland2127]

Yea they should put a 500 2stroke on it

[@zaccaust5175]

I-Beam all the way. Build in an overhead gantry crane to eliminate the need for the old trolley jack and blocks of wood. And while you're doing the concrete slab, dig/bore 4-6 500mm x 1000mm piers in a square/rectangular pattern with embedded steel to accommodate flush mount tie down shackles so you can use a chain block for pulling/bending/gently persuading heavy things!

[@jeffpolsene680]

Well once again I find my self a bit in the rears as far as timing goes, I have just recently started watching your channel but I also have some comments that may be helpful. You mentioned you are going to build a bigger shop. Awesome, you will not regret it. You also asked what we thought about the type of building you should build. Its my opinion that the most bang for the buck is a pole building. Im from Wisconsin, but live in Arizona now, and Wisconsin has maybe more pole buildings than any other state.lol Poole buildings are as permanent as any building, and the cost is far less than many other styles. They can be insulated easy, and are very low maintenance. The key no matter what you choose is having it well insulated. The better the insulation, the easier it is to heat/cool. Either way, glad to hear you are going with a new shop.

[@xxkingzmodzxx6196]

Love the builds and the vids!!!

[@fieldstonefabrication4414]

"You've done so much with so little for so long, you can do anything with nothing"

[@Rattus-Norvegicus]

Hi Nate, my name's Nate too. Maybe we are from like parallel universes or something. That's a great quote by the way.

[@stevenclevenger9032]

I think personally the mini trophy truck is my favorite build. I'm excited weekly in hopes y'all get further. Great job y'all. And your plan just the way u explain it with the building is perfect cause it will only help y'all grow

[@danf4616]

Here's a tip for doing dirt moving with the Kubota (I've had the same model for 16 years). When using the loader to lift almost anything, put the box scraper on! The BX will get real tippy real fast without some weight on the back. Also, in case it wasn't shown to you, you can smooth out dirt and gravel pretty well with just the bucket. All the way up on the loader control will "float" the bucket. IOW just the weight of it will lay on the ground. Just back 'er up and watch it smooth the dirt (if the dirt is not compacted much)!

[@tobyslater5316]

Here early, all the way from Perth western Australia 10:53pm Wednesday day night!

[@ThexEpicxMechanic]

I Beam buildings are easiest to expand on, horizontally and vertically, I'd go with that.

[@nohelp8534]

I mentioned a golf cart rearend one other time (independent). Golf carts also have a small steering box. Love the progress.

[@HightowerLSSD]

You left out Quonset. That'd work for NC weather nicely. Just my offering :)

[@donellmuniz590]

God, I love those old galvanized, corrugated, military quonset huts! Functional, nostalgic, cool looking, and PROBABLY less susceptible to wind! But the curve limits your shelving and "upstairs" capabilities.

[@donellmuniz590]

There's one a block from my house, built in the 40's. Rather than a hydraulic lift, it just has the 5 foot deep grease pit. I used to jump across it as a little kid.

[@scrapsteenlifeintheforks1943]

The energy between these guys makes me want to see the behind the scenes fights.

[@CarvinMarvin]

Lots of tension since they moved to the new location

[@Jt-ut6po]

I have been saying the same thing you can tell they are kinda over eachother

[@brodyrevels3249]

Do you guys think it’s a money thing?

[@calzonemoto4651]

I think they are just tired. The trophy truck is a ton of work and way outside the skill set or the tools available to them.

[@SportbikerNZ]

Drum up drama where there is none, scandalous! Ah the murmurings and gossip of the old ladies.

[@bigedsbeachsidegarage3968]

Y'all kind of scare me with your steering. You need to be looking at a real trophy truck inverted y steering for twin I-beam suspension. You have way too many parts.

[@skyhigham24]

umm i believe their good bro!!!

[@SportbikerNZ]

If anything, it's overbuilt. But better to ere on that side than not.

[@diarrhea_fart]

They are just doing it all their own way.

[@T34theAmericanheavy]

I like the pole barn style, the fresh wood with brand new sheet metal looks nice and simplistic

[@crudegarage9381]

Definitely go with the I beam shop. Stronger and will last longer. I always say “you get what you pay for” that being said yes it is more expensive, but will last a very long time

[@CoastersCIips]

Here is the bug time stamp 1:07

[@SportbikerNZ]

Imagine seeing a two footer like Ike mentioned. That'd be a sight!

[@xone_mi]

he really do be vibin tho

[@TheMrGamer1]

I can't wait till I get money to build a car of the future Also I have help from these videos Thanks!

[@red8757]

I think you’re spot on with the building plans!

[@DeadguyAi]

The ttb are sick glad you're sticking with it

[@charleshank8573]

Nice idea for the steering but if you get hit head-on into something your welds going to break and that rod is going into your chest please think of another way. John personal advice learn how to use that Kubota tractor. Instead of cutting grass fix that damn Creek. Then make your mega track. Much respect to both of you too. Keep up the great videos.

[@toyotatrucksandtrailspodcast]

That steering and suspension is a death trap in the making. But I guess “it’ll be fine” right.

[@bryansmith5980]

I have seen many weak points in this build. Mostly frame. I do not think they used Cormoly tube. And should have at least used Square tube in the base frame. 1" or 1-1/2 tube will be to weak.

[@djjjs7375]

@@bryansmith5980 that's insane. For the riding they do it will be fine. Cromoly is far to expensive for this sort of project unless it's being raced professionally. I think you are underestimating the strength of mild steel. They could have used aluminum and it would have been strong enough. Again not so cost effective though.

[@edmundholmes7559]

Out of their depth with this one.

[@SportbikerNZ]

The same clueless internet "experts" said similar things about the cross cart frame. It was quite funny to go back and rub their noses in their inane predictions. Lots of humble pie to eat.

[@donellmuniz590]

I agree, looks VERY sketchy to me. What's wrong with A arms and steering racks like all modern buggies have?? You get the Ackerman, adjustable camber, caster, and toe, and no bump steer.

[@johnnotriddle7970]

just got that Huskey socket set and i love it great set.

[@Ronin8451]

I built my own 40x60 I beam building and love it. 8" Ibeam on side walls and 10" through the center with a chain lift trolley on it to lift projects off the welding table.

[@donellmuniz590]

That sounds like the perfect shop!

[@danieljacobs5111]

Use VW bug steering like on a sand rail

[@VochoTalacha]

USE A VW BUG OR BUS STEERING BOX!!

[@nolansprojects2840]

Lol, those two vehicles could not be any more different. 😂😂

[@jbatic8094]

@@nolansprojects2840 they share all the mechanicals

[@SportbikerNZ]

I vote for an aircraft carrier steering box. Nice and strong.

[@MsMotron]

cant wait for your shop upgrade and some next level builds!

[@jerichohamilton3754]

Can't wait for the test run!!!

[@Bertocastro7070]

Hey guys remember with the shock on won’t go all the way down ?

[@lastnamefirstname9043]

If the suspension ever maxes out it's good to know it won't bind or break.

[@michealregan5584]

Too many "i's" and not enough "we's" poor Ike!!

[@BakedPrawns]

We all know Ike is the real star of the show

[@kerutc]

Jon is coming along, imagine some point here he is the "Ike" to somebody, He'll get there.

[@joecorrao8557]

He can say "I" all he wants but Ike does do most of the building. Both guy are good ad a team. But "we" word should probably be used more. 🤷‍♂️ not our channel though I guess lol

[@TXH1138]

depends on who is putting up all the money for land, buildings and equipment.

[@mikeovercash3991]

Good to see you in your New video on the trophy car

[@Surfzap63]

I enjoy the reality of the live and learn build lessons. Working out of your comfort zone and teaching us at the same time is admirable and difficult I am sure. I appreciate your efforts.

[@Mad-Duk_Machine_Werkes]

QUANSET HUT! Hurricane proof - easy to build with two people, metal, lasts forever - avail as a cheap DIY kit.................

[@mrb2917]

tons of wasted space with the curved walls

[@jlucasound]

Yes, the second story hang out room is a must. It has to have a big picture window overlooking the pond. It has to have at least a half bath, insulation and heat, carpeting and at least one leather couch, well broken in.

[@TDLDIY]

Cant wait to see the shop you have planned. The one your thinking about the I beam is a good choice. Keep up the good work and i am excite to see the future plans of Cars and Cameras.

[@cjmouser5690]

Japanese mini trucks! I worked on them for a living and they have the perfect steering setup you guys need and they weigh nothing at all, they are also perfect for a suspension setup and the parts are cheap! G & R imports jackson, Missouri sells everything youd need

[@ianmoone4642]

Love watch n yall...Cant wait to see yall rip n it up

[@benpost5586]

Pole barn construction - minimum 8inch slab (auto lift later), radiant floor heat even if u can't afford the boiler yet, steel siding and roof (virtually no maintenance). 1 inch closed cell urethane foam, then normal fiberglass, and 5/8 t&g OSB, then drywall. Clean, efficient, looks good, warm in the winter, cool in the summer. You can use residential roof trusses so u can use the upstairs space for storage.

[@richb.4374]

I like your last idea best, the red iron building with an upper floor. You could do video's from there on days when the weather is too lousy for outdoor filming plus make it a great hangout for your off time. In the event of nasty weather, that building would stand the best chance of survival as well.

[@mechanicalmayhem7958]

That thing is Amazing! Keep up the good work.

[@pauleej73]

The last scene of the vid lol 😝 it’s amazing you didn’t start a wildfire all those sparks going up your shorts!

[@seabeepirate]

Can’t wait to see more trophy truck vids. I’ve got a 25 year old Morton barn with a concrete floor that has served me well. Save your money for the bigger building, you won’t regret it.

[@donellmuniz590]

I'd love to see you guys build a fiberglass Trophy Truck body for that thing: Halfway between your mini monster truck, and a full size SCORE race truck. Once you have a mold, make several, you'll need 'em!

[@cheyennemiddlemiss8663]

Most defiantly do the shop you guys deserve it!!

[@guidoheeling1179]

red barn looks cool!

[@LaTech064]

Sounds like a great idea with the shop dude! Go for it! I-beam would be the best for all around use for years and years to come.

[@bccratemotoradventures2485]

Morton building. You will love what they have

[@vaoutdoorssportsman3555]

Congratulations boys! So happy to see you guys grow! Like the I beam style, offers some good advantages if you want to use a chain fall to lift the random engine/cart/etc. Y’all may want to consider selling some custom carts to fund future expansion.

[@bobbytownlain]

Looking good guys

[@shawntl]

going to be great garage and truck keep up the great work

[@mountainmike1685]

Simple metal building, slab floor. Lots of light outlets 120/240 several skylights. You will like it. Good luck

[@troycrowder9942]

man you guys are so lucky to be able to tuff it out and finish your builds I have to do it alone and that makes it tuff seems like all the people i know are out to cut me down and tell me how bad i am and none of them know how to build and don't know what it's like to have a passion for something its a dam good thing i never was very good at listening to others because it i did i know without a doubt i would be worthless so i count on myself to make it happen and it just drives all my so-called friends mad because they can't change me to think like they do they all do the same thing every week work mow the lawn make their house look as good as the Nabors and poke fun at anyone that doesn't do the same if i had my way my entire property would not even have a yard or a window it would be a poll barn with nothing but builds being built all that being said the point is 2 heads is allways better than one and i cant imagine what i could do if only i had others around that shared the pashin that i have for the art of fabing this stuff just be thankfull guys if you think you feel fussy working together sometimes dont listen to youre feelings let it slide rember i said that and keep on building team work realley works better i cant beleave how far you guys have came how exciteing it is to me

[@toddbob644]

Love the building idea! I think it'll help grow the channel for sure!

[@jaimeduenas4162]

Love Yalls work ethic and skills, you inspire me to build. Some day I will create my very own, just need the space and equipment.

[@rogerbell4897]

Polebarn 💯 I live in Florida and build them for customers all the time. Yes metal I beams would be stronger, but honestly I've seen the aftermath of hurricanes and while the I beam framed buildings were crumpled and warped the polebarns stood firm... Just a thought. And btw I absolutely love y'alls channel, it's awesome getting to see y'all grow the way you have!! Keep up the good work.

[@charlesbaunsgard4000]

Take a look at the miracle truss buildings. They are clear span and great for shops.

[@parkersyt2721]

I really like how on the few recent videos you've done the ending kind of black and white video just to gives us something to look at.

[@stymiesnerdly771]

Plan long term. When you pour your slab, make provisions in at least one area for a lift, so that means thicker than six inches. Use it once for the channel so that you get the business write-off, but even if you install it just to have it for personal maintenance of your vehicles, you'll be thankful long term. Also, take into consideration all of the additional costs, such as electrical, and plumbing. I'm sure you'll want water, but will it have a bathroom? Urinal? Shower? Shop floor drain? All things to consider that add cost, and sometimes substantionally. Good luck on the endeavor! Barns and tractors; never thought I'd see that on this channel, but that's not a bad thing!

[@67shelbygt500]

Definitely thinking the red I beam building is the best it has the more possibilities of extensions of the sides

[@jamesmcgee9279]

Go with the i-beam setup. You can't go more solid than that. Good video guys!

[@DNSforge]

Don’t sell yourselves short. You’re 100% fabricators. You may not be PROFESSIONAL fabricators, but fabricators none the less and pretty decent ones I would say. That’s coming from a Machinist AND fabricator. Also, LOVE the build

[@jimmydean5577]

Its gonna look sick guys

[@holdenrice9694]

I'd love to see videos on the shop build. An easy option would be a self assembly all-metal pre-fab kit, they come pretty cheap, pretty big, and you don't have to worry about fires from welding and stuff. The only downfall is that they are uninsulated, and you can't put in a second floor. For that reason, I think you should go ahead with the I-beam style like you said. Keep up the great videos.

[@thecincylife1603]

Love the outro style and glad your doing both shed and barn because you have to push yourself to be better everyday and new tools will help

[@ashleyrichards4241]

I like the idea of something with an upstairs whether or be a rec-room or just for additional storage. Even a pole barn that's stable enough to support a mezzanine floor

[@a.s.c.2909]

Here in Indiana I would go with a pole barn building. We don’t have hurricanes here, just an occasional tornado. Build it with plenty of width for what you might need in the future. You can always take out an end wall and add on more length down the road.

[@Gozgim]

I agree the red i-beam style for strength and durability. Way better for placing a crane and hoist into. Not to mention maybe a lift.

[@johnconroy9555]

A new i beam workshop sounds like the go guys and i love the progress on the trophy truck try a steering box from a 60s or 70s vw bug really lite about 4.5 kilo keep up the amazing work guys love it....... john...Australia....

[@dirkdigler5332]

That steering box location looks crazy dangerous!

[@mikaeljaern3875]

I-BEAM for sure 👍

[@inmyopinion6836]

I went with chicken house style trusses on wooden poles , then pore slab . With metal roof and board and baton lumber siding . Cheap and strong .

[@keikun6969original]

Go for the pole barn. As someone who's built all of them, I can say that a pole barn of 40x60 can be built solid and permanent (with proper bracing). I've even made them out of old chicken house trusses (put 1/2” or thicker plywood sandwiched over every joint use either construction screws or galvanized ringshank nails that you curl. If you cover the bottom cord with tin or whatnot you never see the joints. My father in law once built a man a 40x100 for just under 21k. I live in GA so idk what NC law states though...

[@aroundtheyardfun]

I love your videos! Thay are amazing

[@EnemyKnown]

If you do a red iron building, You'll probably have to do a footer around the perimeter of the building to support the weight. We put a preengineered steel building up for my brothers garage and we put one about 10 - 12 inches thick around it. Also if your planning on a second floor in it make sure it's engineered for it. We had to go in & tear a second floor down in a different preengineered building because it collapsed because it wasn't made to have a second floor attached to the columns.

[@kontrolledkhaos4853]

Looking good

[@seansysig]

I-Beam for sure with a I-Beam trussed loft for heavy storage and allow trolley hoists to houst to the loft. Two stage air compressor, 2 Beam trolley hoists, 2 modified Harborfreight motorcycle lifts with these mods (12" removable wings on each side & air over hydraulic lift jacks. 300 amp electric service (you won't be sorry). Also look into a Rotary Phase Converter( American Rotary) to run 3 phase air compressors, mills, lathes on single phase 220 volts.

[@zackskinner2666]

Yesss build a huge shop

[@jeffswift6617]

I like the combination tie rod/front bumper lol.

[@stevejohnson7165]

Awesome

[@kyleteal5888]

My family uses a pole style building as a professional restoration shop. Added pro you might not be thinking of they can be be added on to relatively easy if you decide to put on another 30ft as well as you can put in an attic if you want.

[@Tan927]

Go big!!

[@devivoman]

Love the direction the channel is headed guys! I-beam may be a bit of overkill, but dont let THAT discourage you! Still want to see ike catch a fish out of that pond!!!

[@boltonky]

Good series, My thing with workshops is its not the size but does everything fit in....Think ahead car lifts, drills, press, welders etc etc all take up space also having things modular is wicked. Also final point is an overhead crane...i know you boys can get tractors etc all cheap in the US for lifting but better to be sorted

[@brodyhudson345]

the red i beam sounds wickeddd