Bagged On 20s // Episode 3

[@justinharrison5159]

In gotta hand it to you brother, this had been easily the best and most informative build videos I've ever seen on bagged trucks. Thank you for putting this together. Keep em coming man.

[@stirlingpickett5253]

The build is coming out great it's truly amazing to see how it's coming together

[@hermyherm365]

Bro the details on your vids and the format I have truly enjoyed .. I appreciate it man !

[@scrapingpavement]

Thank you, means alot! Glad your enjoying the series.

[@jacobparker4727]

Lmao at the voice when tacking the tank bracket lmao Your skills are growing bro so glad I found you years ago and seeing you grow

[@scrapingpavement]

Haha, thanks for the support!

[@bo4638]

This my friend is cool as hell to watch, thank you for sharing !!

[@michaelsanchez5607]

Nissan hardbody looking clean bro all the detail have a blessed weekend

[@ZzzRice]

Very well done. Watched all of your videos. I’m starting my welding on mine now.

[@jamesfcookjr]

Great job on the fab work buddy and also the bed floor 👍😎

[@upclass7179]

You are truly a Professional! Awesome work!!

[@scrapingpavement]

Thank you very much for the continued suppprt!

[@Garageless]

Like this setup... i wanted something like this for hauling my stunt bike in so this should work great!

[@brandonarce8582]

Nice work you are flawless keep building mini bagged trucks dude.

[@blacktahoe6409]

Sick dude thing is coming together keep up the great work and keep on trucking

[@jeffreyallen3796]

Holy Shit the tire is almost even with the bed rail. Damn! That is coming along and lookin BADASS!

[@everardoornelas3028]

I feel much safer when you do this kind of a job I seen all your videos and keep going dude

[@SilentKiller-fx1qj]

Just discovered your channel. You do some amazing work.

[@scrapingpavement]

Thank you, appreciate the support!

[@hermyherm365]

Awesome vid brother impressive work !

[@dannycaminero1630]

Looks clean, keep it up!!

[@D21ozzy]

Loving this build

[@cesarconh895]

Cool shit man 👍 keep it up bro

[@alvinphillip7530]

Do what you love and love what you do......keep up the good work man #slameverything

[@valiik]

Awesome! I need to get me a plasma cutter. Looks very convenient. Lol

[@scrapingpavement]

Yes they are great to have and you can get hobbies versions for your home garage still very expensive. I try to let people know the plasma table isn't intended for our personal projects, we run a small fab buisness and this is our main bread and butter machine gets used every day for orders.

[@hawaiiaction.1976]

I seen those hawaiian island cowel covers those were so nice...if i had the extra cash those would be nice on my hardbody.as they say bills before toys.......nice work.

[@scrapingpavement]

Thank you, if your ever interested in some email me at [e-mail]

[@itzamedave6242]

So much awesomeness.

[@toddandrews6352]

great work

[@Nehstea]

Make a video of the owners reaction when it's done

[@karsongibbs9497]

One more tac beautiful. Beautiful tac right there😂😂😂

[@bringmeyourweak]

Just a good vid! Thanks!

[@munster1313]

Looks awesome

[@millsb1219]

YO, I liked the light music playing in the background. And, what rims are those, I'm thinking they'd look good on my mini.

[@scrapingpavement]

Thanks wanted to try somthing different, they are Asanti wheels not sure of the model you can look them up on wheel pros Com

[@jkwondo6015]

Good vid bro!🤙🏼😎

[@kimberlyposkey]

You got some skills

[@eastcoastlowlife1]

looking good

[@jeremytauer3868]

Like 235 FTW!!!!!!

[@josephpetrizio78]

Been following your videos newbie to the lowrider scene just in curiosity what does a setup as in your series cost? That is the three link c notch and bridge setup only. Parts and labor?? Thanx. 99 s 10

[@Nehstea]

Sick

[@josuemunoz415]

Around how much was that plasma cutter man. Very nice work by the way.

[@scrapingpavement]

The table, torch, and shipping was a bit over 20k. I do want to note the table is for our buisness not just personal use lol.

[@josuemunoz415]

Damn!! Yeah i thought so. I saw one but not as massive as yours and it was still like 10 g's. But its awsome having it available hu. Great work man keep it coming.

[@PhatRides]

Looking awesome...would love to know how you determine ride height

[@scrapingpavement]

Honestly it's based on the persons preference I enjoy to ride low so I set up my ride height low. But when I set up a 4 link now I set it at half travel of the airbag.

[@PhatRides]

Woul half travel be when the bag is relaxed?

[@scrapingpavement]

Not exactly if your bag compress to 3" and expands to 12" that means there's 9" of stroke so I would setup the suspension at 7.5" on the bag.

[@firstnamelastnameisallowed7943]

Trucks turning out really nice! Your customer is going to be very happy! I know I would be! Now that the brown nosing is out of the way, lol I wanted to run an idea by you. See if I'm missing something or if it's being done and I just haven't seen it before. I have put many a truck on air before, done complete tire to tire custom choppers, every body mod to a car that I can even think of iv done twice. Get it, twice of course it's a car! Lol anyway to the point here, I own a 93 Toyota pickup extra cab, 2 wheel drive fuxin duhh! Lol I've had it for some time now and I'm starting the build on it in a few weeks. My question or whatever this is would be as follows. On the frame pretty much at the leaf spring hanger give or take few inches, up to where the frame goes up to the engine sort of were you cut purple crush when u started the build back when. U did a stock floor body drop with new frame rails arguably one of the most intense mods you can do to a vehicle. Why can't you then make it a lot simpler then and instead of going from the top down go from the bottom up! If you stand a look at a Nissan or a Toyota from the side the frame pretty much only hangs past the cab or body right in the center there where I tried to explain a bit ago. You would have to do reinforcement like alover and stuff but slice the frame long ways off the bottom and plate it all that and it would lay rocker without you even touching a body bolt. No issues with things fitting cuz nothing would have moved. Am I crazy to think this or have u seen it or did I confuse you at all? Lol I'm good at the last part usually. But I would love to hear back to see what your take on it would be. Catch you on the flip side wheels down thrown Sparks! Fuck that was cheese....straight up cheese sauce.

[@2011armymp]

If you do that your creating more work. Doing like you said. You would have to raise the motor and trans. My control arms on my frontier are damn near on the ground. So you would have to redo those. Just causes allot of work

[@bo4638]

I have wondered the same thing, just suspend the truck in the air "not really" but then cut 2 1/2 inches or what ever it takes to lay pinch weld off the bottom of the frame, X brace from frame rails and reinforce the hell out of it. Cant wait to follow the REPLY's.

[@scrapingpavement]

First off thanks for the support! About your question there is a reason people do not do this... at least on a hardbody the motor xmember sits level with the bottom of the frame as well as you lower control arm. So if you were to cut the bottom of the frame off you would need to z the frame at the fire wall to get above the new frame cut. So you would be giving yourself just as much work. Some people will pull the body off and cut the top portion of the frame off and then box it or put a smaller tube inside and weld it. This allows you to do a sfbd without replacing the whole frame. Honestly though if the body is coming off it would be much easier to replace the frame rails while your at it.

[@nujayfabrication8089]

You couldn't cut off the bottom of the frame you would have to "z" the front section but you could replace the section under the cab and build new body mounts . Thats what i did to my hardbody to body drop it after bagging it 10 years ago . Now it has a 3/4 frame but starting on all new frame and lots of sheetmetal hopefully next spring .

[@firstnamelastnameisallowed7943]

Ad a reminder I did say that I was looking at if it was possible on the truck that I have and it is not a Nissan. Or a hard body. It's kind of a flopy body in some parts actually but not the point!! Lol the Toyota ex cab is close to the Nissan but nowhere near at the same time if that makes any sense. There are parts that are Bellow the rails or flush with them but everything that is will be leaving the building once the airide is put on. directly under the cab there is maybe 4 feet of the frame that is below the rocket pinch. Frame is also 5" tall right there little over and it is boxed again just in that area. My thoughts were alot of guys are doing different things on their trucks just to get them laid out and on the ground, and the their trucks also! What I wanted to do was ask around about it to get different inputs from others about it and I'm also going to be making a full frame for it so I figured for science...I can cut the shit out of that frame and see if it would work like I am seeing it in my head. If it lays frame and rockers at the same time then that would be the end goal, and to not have it fold In half or whatnot cuz that would not be something I would want to see on my truck!! Someone else's that would be funny as fuck! You would laugh don't lie. Another important thing I may have forgotten to mention is it is going to be unibodied also witch will be a HUUUUGE help in making it stiff again. Giggidy..not doing any of this right away still exploring options on what the end result will be and finishing up some other things first but thank to anyone that even read this crap this far!! Geez your awesome!! Pat your back now, lick a window, and as he said in this video, eat my ass, eat my ass, eat my ass. Lol wtf bye now!!!

[@FabFiend]

any tips on cutting out the bed floor?

[@scrapingpavement]

If you can get your hands on a plasma cutter it will make it a breeze. Unfortunately the torch on our machine is not meant for hand cutting so I went through about 7 cut off discs and 3 saw zall blades.

[@coldcheese5755]

Are you using a 120 or 220 welder? Thanks,

[@scrapingpavement]

220 welder

[@nategastineau6863]

I got a bagged 85 nissan king cab, what offset on wheels do I need to tuck. Any suggestions??

[@scrapingpavement]

Are you referring to the 720? Not sure what offsets tuck on those trucks..

[@everardoornelas3028]

Hey when can you start with my little truck it's a 87 toyota pickup and how much will you charge me

[@scrapingpavement]

Email me at [e-mail] for inquiries, thank you.

[@bakersfieldc1082]

What size welder you running

[@scrapingpavement]

In this video a lincoln 180hd, further in the making of the truck i got a hobart ironman 230

[@sharktooth1985]

🖒🖒🖒

[@upclass7179]

Ok. The one person that did not like this video, explain yourself. I'll wait.

[@scrapingpavement]

Well we're up to 5 dislikes now...lol. Every ones got to have a hater. I honestly think there are people subbed to me that dislike my video as soon as I post one. But it doesn't matter likes or dislikes it helps the video reach more people.

[@narissaraamornkeaw8781]

Bird inno

[@ivanjunior6147]

Muito toop

[@MYERS503]

New camera?

[@scrapingpavement]

No same camera, why does it look better or worse to you?

[@MYERS503]

Different.

[@blacktahoe6409]

Vid update?

[@scrapingpavement]

New vide coming out this weekend!

[@blacktahoe6409]

If you don’t mind me asking how will the exhaust be ran once all is said and done

[@scrapingpavement]

They already have a hole and trim ring in the bed side in front of the drivers side rear tire. Will be tight but should work good.