Crosskart FAQ's (KJ Raycing Builds)

[@jonathonbang3186]

Just watched this start to end, I now have a great appreciation for you and what you've designed/built. It is exactly what I have dreamed of since I was a kid when I made my first go kart from a northern tool & equipment plan, a mower & snowblower donors and a stack of 1" square steel tubing

[@jumpercabledadz]

Seeing the entire fleet all lined up like that really hypes me up!! Excellent frequently asked questions video!

[@KJRaycing]

It was so cool lining them all up and looking at them for a while. There’s been a lot of work done in the garage over the last few years!

[@williamlanphar630]

Morning Kyle. I take everything you say to heart. I am using a Kawasaki zx6r engine for mine . I would have preferred finding a 525 so I could have reverse but every one I have found has been $4,000+. I AM going to make it street legal as I will likely not trail ride as much as most. I am 69 do , hopefully,I can restrain myself enough to not get into trouble before I fully learn the handling characteristics. Thank you for all the time and effort you have put into these carts. This is what sold me on you and your product. Demon

[@KJRaycing]

Well I mean everything I say. Zx6r will be a fine engine for sure, don’t get me wrong I love the yzf600r, But there has to be a favorite. I was very patient with my 525 search, it took me 18 months to find that donor. If I were your age with a lifetime of experience and wisdom I may feel differently about driving on the streets… I think it’s awesome that you know yourself well enough to make have your own opinion. Thank you for the comment and for your insight, it is always nice seeing a comment from you. Kyle

[@StoryOfJames.]

This is awesome! I have zero fab skills but I still watched the whole video. I’ve wish I had learned to weld when I was growing up.

[@KJRaycing]

I learned to weld in my late 30’s. The hardest part is to start. Check out this video, it may inspire you to get something going… kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZjHYnaAfdKHbMk

[@gabeperez9947]

Ray love all your builds and this video says it all. you explained it all very well. I'm a 57-year old man lived all my life here in California and can never find the time to build anything like this I'm planning on getting out of this state and slowing my life down to build one of these. you're a badass fabricator.😊 I hope one day I find somebody like you that can show me how to do what you do. stay up and keep up the awesome work you do . my upmost respects goes out to you and your family . from Southern Cali Gabriel

[@KJRaycing]

Thank you so much. Building and driving these are like nothing else. I can’t wait to see your build, I love them all. Thank you again. -Kyle

[@digger_jon2778]

I'm picking these plans up very soon 100 percent worth the money I can't thank you enough for making this available

[@ddplus4444]

I have to add the fact that the young gentleman had a horrific incident with a previous buggy he built and there are videos he posted covering that whole crash and hospitalisation ordeal these karts are a blast but please use common since when operating them i love to see how this crosskart trend is growing so rapidly and guys like KJ are making it much more attainable for DIY builders side by sides are too expensive and for the money do not compare with the crosskarts in terms of an exhilarating driving experience

[@bengibson3955]

I’m guessing you’re talking about Vasily? I completely agree. I was very surprised at the speeds and locations used for his shakedown run, especially after his accident and medical dramas. Certainly not criticising his work as it looks like the quality of his fabrication and engineering has moved forward in leaps and bounds. I’m a 47yo revhead who spent 3 months in hospital after a dog ran out to attack me while cranked over through a turn on the bitumen on my KTM 500 exc. I got more busted up that could’ve thought possible and yet survived-even after being restarted on 3 separate occasions. I cannot possibly apologise enough to my wife and kids for what I put them through, and I certainly won’t do it again. I’ve watched your work with keen interest since the start and I’m looking at doing something similar but using something like a used CF Moto side by side to provide suspension diff, brakes and steering. The Polaris Outlaw looks like a fantastic donor vehicle but they are not cheap here in sunny Australia. Thanks for your fantastic work! I’m amazed with the buggies you’ve built and the service you offer for others looking to replicate your awesome work.

[@KJRaycing]

The guys who have been there completely get it. I’m glad you are still around man. I wish I had a little bit bigger of a budget or I was better at getting good deals… an awd trail ready crossrally kart would be so much fun! Looking forward to seeing what you come up with.

[@danielhonaker7059]

Polaris Magnum 4x4 I is chain drive front and rear 98 and prior 425 I know for fact

[@brianswelding]

I totally agree with your comments regarding "street legal". I'm 50, used to ride motorcycles, drive fast cars, etc. Thank God I don't die or kill someone else. Driving one of these on the street would be super fun but it's too much of a gamble. Great video as always!

[@KJRaycing]

Thank you Brian. I was unsure how that would be taken by everyone. I’m not judging him, I just know that I would probably do the same thing if my crosskarts had tags on them… I guess it could depend on where you live too, if I were a little further north where there isn’t much traffic who knows.

[@brianswelding]

@@KJRaycing No, hey its a free country, I agree. (I saw the video too, scary). But for me personally, like you said, I cherish my health and well-being too much these days to do that stuff any more. And we have kids and responsibilities to think about above and beyond thrill seeking. The funny thing is though, I have no desire to drive fast, etc any more. Maybe I got it all out of my system in my younger days. Here's proof; I build custom bobber / hardtail conversions of older bikes every so often... and I don't even ride anymore. WAY too dangerous. I get more pleasure out of building than riding. Anyway thanks again for all the insight. 👍🙏 Now put a Busa engine in that thing man!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@bobm203]

Love seeing them side by side & the differences. It really does reinforce the flexability of your design. You gotta be running out of storage room soon though…..or is the next build the extension on the storage bodg. 😀

[@KJRaycing]

Need a bigger trailer to bring more for you guys to play with 😁

[@egjr2722]

Your street legal comment about that youtuber which i know exactly who it is was hilarious! But also spot on! You cannot be stupid with these or anything because someone WILL get hurt.

[@KJRaycing]

Just the life experience of a 41 year old talking 😎. Don’t get me wrong I would love to tear up some public streets, it would be so fun. I need to get out of the garage from time to time and find some tracks to stretch the legs a bit on my builds.

[@ThePatriotPath]

Much respect for emphasis on safety. I love an adrenaline rush just as much as anyone else. However, there is a time and place for those experiences. As a 38 yr old father, I have no problem sacrificing some fun/excitement in exchange for health.

[@KJRaycing]

Thank you. My day job is inherently dangerous (military aviator); So I know the risk/rewards and safety aspect of adrenaline. There’s always a right way to do things that can’t be ignored. Thank you for the backup on this, it is a huge topic of controversy…

[@jdsgarage701]

Can confirm that multi cylinder high horsepower engines aren't always worth it. Save your money there and spending it on suspension components will be worth it in the end.

[@KJRaycing]

Thank you JD, and thank you for your awesome contribution for making fun off road machines, there are so many builders that appreciate you and too many that don’t know about JD’s Garage.

[@DS-rj9db]

Definitely, I was able to use your center spool idea and the RZR800 hubs they are an awesome design. Thank you for putting it out there.

[@Liklysuspect]

I really hope these new kids listen to you... The fun is in the riding and not spending money working on ones kart do to "mine is faster than you're Kart." I worked in the broadcast and communications industry along with Fabrication/welding and for fun, Drag racing on a budget along with Rc and Experimental Light weight Aircraft like the Rans S-12 Air-Rail. Between contracting as a E.E in Transmitter sites and My C.R.S. station, I kept very busy. You guys out there listen to this fine person that spent his time trying to save a whole SH*% Load of head aches... Then again go ahead and let the smokes out of all your devices, but I warn you., Its a real Bast@#D to put the smoke back in so It behaves. Outstanding job Kyle. Wish I could have been there to see your CFI ripping your shirt off on your first solo. My CFI was an old guy in the Salt Lake City area. Gee I think I received my single engine in 1983. First and last time I went up with him in July 103Deg Temp in a 150 and he weight 300Lb and the fence was way too close upon rotate, He falls asleep and the left rear wheel chattered like it was going to fall off. I told him I will pay the extra for each Hr for a 174. He had a 1960 wood wing Moony with Vera pitch and the tiny step up even retracted. Its as far as I check-rite and my IFR rating is (I Fly Roads) Moony was 90 stall, a bit too fast for me so I let him read off so I could pay att to the Two reds and Two whites at 3 on I.L.S. Thank you for a fine video and I hope your fan base listens to. Very best wishes, De Dave 73 N7UWQ A.R. .._ _ .. P.S. Design an Airbus tail dragger, That way one can do away with learning to rotate taking the hide off the rear back side of the craft., LOL!

[@andreimail]

you are an exaple of great person, thank you for the advices. i love your content

[@KJRaycing]

Thank you so much. The more I build the better I get at doing it and the more I get to share with you guys 👍 Pretty good deal for all of us.

[@Autofaze]

Im going to build one of these!

[@Autofaze]

Ive watched this 3 times 😂

[@kowalskigrr]

Ride to live, Live to ride. Thanks for the Adult advice on safety.

[@damiensintes3078]

Awesome video as always...And yes I totally agree...ATV engines are powerful enough. Yeah, it's cool to brag about the engine...like any other vehicle like your truck, off-road vehicle, ATV, Etc... But talking about and actually doing are two separate things. Having fun and being safe is the best reward because it enables you to do it again and again. I don't think anyone wants a one-and-done thing...Where is the fun in that if you are not around for the 2nd go around?

[@KJRaycing]

You get me 🤜🤛. Build both 😁

[@jasiriempire]

I really appreciate what you're doing. I need advice on how to start my shop

[@jasiriempire]

I am from East Africa Tanzania

[@KJRaycing]

My channel and my “shop” started at the request of guys that saw my work. I’ve always tinkered with things and know the importance of having the right tools for the work being done. And I do a ton of planning for everything (it doesn’t cost anything to plan).

[@ollapatricia1001]

you're one of the coolest man. having fun while keep the safety in priority. really want to build one so bad for myself. it looks cool, the proportion and the model, like a real cross kart from the factory. but i think it would be hard to do. i live in southeast asia where we get low salary. i get 300-350$ a month for full time job. i only have a 150cc water cooled engine with 6 speed, and i think it has around 12 or 14 HP, that i think it's not enough to move that thing. may i ask you to build the smaller one so i can save some money to build it, speend the money for the suspension or the accessories, i need the references. i got my dad, and brother, the can do weld and bending pipes. been following your channel for 2 months i think, your cross kart is one of the coolest on KZbin. eh, sorry for my bad english, i don't speak english and i live in Indonesia, and still having hard time learning more..🥺

[@KJRaycing]

Thank you so much! I built one with only 18hp and it is still fast and fun. Do the best you can with what you have and where you are 🦾. I wish you the best.

[@stevenpleasant5834]

Hi I watch all your videos I like this one you did a great job telling all about your buggies and they all are very nice great fab work you do I like all of them but I like the two see the best I like bigger looking buggies I am glad you do this this has helped me out a few time and I am real sure that you help others out to I know you are tight on time but it would be neat to see you build a 4x4 set up or at least show some idles on it any way thank you for what you do.

[@KJRaycing]

Thank you so much. I could do some really cool stuff if this were my full time gig. The facebook group has really come up with some cool stuff as far as engines and 4wd stuff. The two seater would be an awesome candidate to spin all 4 tires because of all the extra room. Maybe someday! Thank you as always for the comment 🤜🤛

[@stevenpleasant5834]

@@KJRaycing Hi can you send a link were to find this 4x4 buggy stuff on Facebook thanks.

[@KJRaycing]

It’s in the Facebook group in the description.

[@calholli]

You can still use 1.25 DOM on the A-arms, and just reduce the ends down for the smaller hiem joint. So they are less likely to bend, and if they break, you can just replace the hiem joint and keep going, (maybe).

[@KJRaycing]

Well, you can 😉. I’ll stick to what works for me. The money you save on 3/8” heims vs 5/8” heims will almost pay for the 1” die. But you are right, you can build these however you want. Enjoy the build 👍

[@vincentgreene2181]

The next thing you should do is a mini cross kart like they did on cars and cameras.

[@KJRaycing]

Already designing the next thing and no one else has done it… I can’t wait.

[@christopherguest6514]

Nice builds!

[@KJRaycing]

Thank you!

[@Freedom-vh5ne]

Oh I’ll be building one of these! Make it a father/son build. I’ve been an auto body technician for the past 16 years and my son has a Honda YZF 250 enduro thing, runs good but he can’t find the title and never got it in his name for whatever reason. I looked it up and stock it gets 23 hp. Do you think that would be a good donor bike? I’m pretty sure it’s a five speed too.

[@MotoKingWOT]

@18:35 Judge him without saying your judging him 🤣🤣

[@KJRaycing]

Nope. Just said what he did and judged myself if anything saying that’s what I would do and it changed my mind about it. Stop looking for drama.

[@la_plata3588]

Don't tell my wife about the budget kart lol my budget is way off hahahah. Haven't ordered the plans yet. Only get paid 2 times a month in this small town. Hope to do so soon

[@KJRaycing]

Luckily she never watches the videos 😉. I really hope you get the chance to build something 👍

[@thorfinsky1427]

You would be more protected in one of those than you are on a motorcycle. I have an FJ1200 I bought in 1989 brand new when I was about to turn 21, I put 26,000 miles on it (still have it, almost in perfect condition) I haven't rode it since 2009. My banker tried to talk me out of buying it telling me that the average time of ownership was 6 months before the bike was trashed in an accident. You should always drive with safety in mind but don't go through life being afraid. You can end up dead driving an SUV too.

[@NoStepOnNeck]

Yeah i didnt catch the last two minutes… Cya at the track 😁

[@KJRaycing]

No judgment from me, I guess the parent in me was coming out. I think everyone’s builds are amazing.

[@johnvalente5847]

I also run a 60 tooth Sprocket so it’s a rocket off the line

[@KJRaycing]

Big sprockets make for big fun!

[@Nun3zDanny3]

Is there any real difference in using ERW vs DOM for one of these? Big difference in price

[@KJRaycing]

Well there is a reason it’s less, same reason stuff from China is cheaper… in all honesty I would use ERW on something that would never see over 35mph. DOM is the required material for race cars, so if you’re building a race car… 😁. I wish you the best with everything.

[@Nun3zDanny3]

@@KJRaycing ok safety makes sense. Another question I don’t think I’ve heard many people talk about is the slipper clutches on these newer bike engines…. Are they something I’d want to avoid?

[@KJRaycing]

Varies engine by engine and driver skill. I was close to getting one and decided against it because it works fine how it is. Definitely look into if the donor has a weak clutch too.

[@capolean2902]

hmm can you possibly convert the coleman kt196 from gas to electric hadnt seen a video on that

[@Army_Of_Juan]

On the budget. It’s just the same as the basic . Can be upgraded to high end parts right ?

[@KJRaycing]

The budget build uses the same exact chassis as the non-budget machines. I was just showing a different way it could be built on a budget. I am personally starting at the least expensive I could do and adding upgrades until we get to a pretty sporty crosskart. So yes, it is upgradeable if you have a good plan laid out.

[@kylehoffman7798]

This is what i want to do when i retire

[@KJRaycing]

I wouldn’t wait that long, I had more energy 5 years ago…

[@kylehoffman7798]

@@KJRaycing oh i was just kidding. Kinda. Im able to retire pretty young, but thanks for these videos and ideas. Your builds are really well done.

[@dubworth]

Which rogue fab dies should we have to build one of your kits?

[@KJRaycing]

Go to Roguefab and look at packages, then select the KJ Raycing package 👍

[@CncObsession]

In reference to the street legal shakedown. The speeds didnt bother me but crossing the yellow always does. It happened on a few blind uphills. It was stupid, period.

[@KJRaycing]

True, true. I’ve had my karts up around 90mph, but it was where there were no speed limits or yellow lines or other people in general. I’ve always tried to respect other drivers (even if I didn’t like how they were driving). I hope a racing league for these starts soon so we all have a place to go fast safely. If we all keep building it shouldn’t take too long 👍

[@7808y]

so buying a whole polaris outlaw 500 is good to get alot of the parts?

[@KJRaycing]

A better plan is to get a polaris predator 500 because they are a lot cheaper and using the hombrew rear end will be a better build.

[@appallokelley3207]

Can we get the pipe pre cut and bent? That’s my question . I’m a full time welder and I want to build one of these so bad . I just don’t know where to start.

[@KJRaycing]

Watch through the budget build series even if you want to put a bigger motor in it. The bending is a lot easier than you think, it’s more like following a recipe than trying to fabricate from scratch. There are several first time fabricators having successful builds with these plans… and I think you’ll have the welding covered 😁

[@appallokelley3207]

@@KJRaycing the welding is the easy part for me . I stay looking at welds and oh boy. 😂

[@johnvalente5847]

Ok I have a 2005 gsxr 600 motor in my crosskart. But I like the idea of the ktm motor. I do run 14 rims 22/10/14 tire . Ok my question is what the KTM 520 be powerful enough to pull my cross cart with that size rims or should I stick with the 600 GSXR

[@KJRaycing]

Tire size is all gearing. That 525 has more torque than your 600 believe it or not. I run smaller tires for less rotating mass and better acceleration. And my kart only weighs about 550lbs…

[@johnvalente5847]

@@KJRaycing Yeah I think when my motor goes I’m gonna take out the 600 and go with the 525. And then I think I’m gonna swap out the 14 inch rims and get the 10 inch aluminum and still run 22 inch tire it look better.

[@RealRickCox]

My interest in building a cross kart stemmed from having an extra R1 engine. I saw someone use their engine to build a R1 go-kart. That looked INSANELY dangerous. Then I saw someone with a Sierra and it gave me the idea to build something like that. Do your plans show how to rig up a shifting mechanism for an engine like mine?

[@CncObsession]

A morse cable or a linkage.

[@KJRaycing]

So my plans are for the chassis, and the chassis is designed so it can be used for whatever you think up. The KZbin build series is to show you how to apply some ideas on how to tackle these problems. And yes, there is an episode showing a torque tube shifter setup. Enjoy the build 👍

[@voodoorazik]

I'm gonna put a 'busa in it.

[@KJRaycing]

I did 😉

[@TheKhilji2010]

🤣🤣 I m the turbo busa one.

[@osark6gamer979]

A mi me gustaria comprar la construcción completa, pero no esta en español, abra manera 😢

[@vincentgreene2181]

How much do all the tools to build it cost to get?

[@KJRaycing]

I actually don’t get asked this very often, so thank you for bringing it up. It’s hard to answer because you need sockets, wrenches, screwdrivers, bench grinder, drill press, vise and so on. But those are kind of basic tools. Bender and notcher will run you around 2k. Some say too much and some say it’s less than they thought it would be. I bought the tools and had to save up again to get the tubing to actually use them. Totally worth it 🖖

[@vincentgreene2181]

@@KJRaycing Well it will be a while till i can afford that but when i can ill defiantly want to build your design.

[@jrwall2000]

Hey is that Antarctica with the c-130?

[@jrwall2000]

I just got back from there in January

[@KJRaycing]

Sure is. It’s a fun yearly trip for me. Flying Antarctica is like nothing else; as you know!

[@MidwestAdventureTeam]

18:58 that didn't last long. Lol. Stay safe.

[@KJRaycing]

Yeah, I realized that I have a family and a 25 year aviation career that I wouldn’t throw away to go fast on the public roads 😂. The VF-1’s are fun to drive around without seeing what the top speed is or going left of center. After this video I took one to a race track and had my fun there, also making me not need to do it on the public streets. I’m always safe brother, thank you.

[@adamjames8099]

I have a question that wasn't answered, as I'm from Australia, do the plans come with metric measurements as well as imperial?

[@KJRaycing]

That is a valid point, I do get asked that from time to time. The plans are not metric but they have been converted by several people to get their builds going. I was going to do a full metric set of plans but I would have to rebuild the entire kart in my program to do it. Then I would have to build one to make sure they were accurate (it’s kind of how I do things). The guys that sat down and penned the conversion said it didn’t really take that long and was easy. Best to you.

[@adamjames8099]

@@KJRaycing thanks for the reply, I assumed that would be the case and sitting down with the plans and googling ‘12 and 3/16th inches to mm’ is something I’m keen to do, it’s a small hurdle in the grand scheme of things

[@KJRaycing]

I use siri if that helps any. Less typing 😁

[@frediefarmer]

👍🏽🇺🇸👍🏽

[@MotoKingWOT]

@18:30 Hmm.. who could that guy have been who did something that stupid.. lol 😂.. Vasily Builds.. that is how I found your KZbin channel because your video came up as recommended after watching his. I am also 41 and I have been riding & racing motorcycles most of my life (Grew up in a Top Gun erra). I will be going with a 1000cc bike motor and I plan on also going street legal.

[@KJRaycing]

Heck yeah man! 1000cc is going to be a riot! My current two seater build has a 1200 shoehorned into it to see if bigger is better; and to film the faces of passengers getting very nervous. All of these builds are so cool, it would be great if we could all meet up someday. I hope you build goes well 🖖

[@metalgt6828]

Also, surely the prices you've come up with are parts cost only right? If I wanted to do this, I'm curious how much you would charge for labor as well! Probably double the cost??

[@KJRaycing]

You can’t afford me 😁. That’s why I show you exactly how to build them. You can do it 👍

[@chrismustry9302]

The plans are geared toward the hobbyist/home builder, so labor costs aren't even part of the equation

[@ddplus4444]

funny thing when i saw that kid crossing the double yellows i commented imiediatly I said you wonder why the dept. of motor vehicles makes it difficult to legalize a home built essentially race buggy is because they suspect you will drive dangerously i also said my daughters could have been coming around that corner and met you head on so please don't make it seem cool to be on the street driving like that. thank you for also pointing that out

[@KJRaycing]

I wasn’t trying to come down on him, it literally made me realize that driving these on the street should not be a goal. However I’m actually considered making my 20hp “budget kart” street legal… 60 mpg would make a pretty fun commuter and it would be hard to drive it recklessly. Thank you for the comments 👍

[@srriis]

One question that wasn't answered. Do you offer to build a custom crosskart (two seater) in this case? If I give you the goals of the build. And you give the price to make it happen?

[@KJRaycing]

I answered this in the first 30 seconds of the video… I really wish I could but I’m not a KZbin-er looking for fame and fortune. Just trying to help motivated guys who have always wanted to do something like this. My family and my career are my priorities. The hardest part is to start my friend, you can do this 🤜🤛.

[@srriis]

@@KJRaycing I heard that part lol. I just didn't know if you enjoyed it enough to make one for others. But I hear ya 100%. The two seater crosskart is for me and my daughter to enjoy. We have a couple of gokarts but wanted to share it together. Can't wait for the final plans to be done and start tackling it.

[@chrismustry9302]

@@srriis Ironically, turning your hobby into a business runs the risk of making it less enjoyable

[@edreimer4058]

Not everyone has a perfectly flat concrete floor to work off of also.

[@KJRaycing]

That’s what levels are for, bud. Make a flat surface for the jig and everything will be square. Always looking for reasons something can’t be done means you’ll never get it done. My garage floor isn’t completely level by the way…

[@johnvalente5847]

I do have a Video of it on my KZbin page and anybody wants to check it out nothing like yours but it is fun

[@calholli]

I don't think you should avoid making it street legal just because it's fast. Have a little faith in your ability to stay disciplined enough not to drive impulsively. It's no different than ridding a sports bike on the road. It's not that hard once you have recognized and are conscious of it, so you're already half way there. Most of us scolded Vasilly pretty heavily in his comments; I think he understands that he was being excited and foolish. It's easy to relate to, He's actually very young, so it's not unexpected. You should definitely make one street legal..

[@KJRaycing]

I’m just saying I would probably do the same thing. It would be amazing to have a long stretch of curvy roads… and what else would you do with it? I’ve had my share of motorcycles and also did not follow the laws to a T. It all comes down to that I personally have too much to lose. No judgement from me for anyone that does make it street legal. Being life flighted with a three month old daughter at home gives you a perspective most don’t have. That was over ten years ago and his video reminded me of what is most important to me. Stay safe out there whatever you do 🤜🤛.

[@calholli]

@@KJRaycing I've certainly had my share of offroad crashes and broken bones. lol; and I rode a naked 99 CBR900 for several years and burned through a rear tire every year, and I never do burnouts; that's just how hard I was always on the throttle. I'd still like to see you cruise a 2 seater buggy on the road; T-Rex style.

[@metalgt6828]

So if I've got 0 fabrication experience, and know nothing about engines or mechanics, am I wasting my time dreaming about owning a crosskart??

[@KJRaycing]

You have to start somewhere. Get the tools and start tinkering. And safely practice to hone your skills. Guys with zero fabrication experience have built these. Best to you 👍

[@capolean2902]

imagine driving this with bikers group

[@a7d3nmedia]

what is this thumbnail 😳

[@KJRaycing]

So your mind doesn’t wander too far I am wearing shorts. I hope I didn’t ruin it for you either 😉

[@a7d3nmedia]

@@KJRaycing nahh haha we are chillin

[@tanzimahmedshawon3009]

Give me one pls!!!!🥺

[@KJRaycing]

Oh I wish I could give them away! Everyone needs to experience this!

[@chrismustry9302]

LOL

[@fredwarthen1092]

Can you reach out to me ?

[@KJRaycing]

Weird. I have all the info on my channel of how to build them, plans available and a Facebook group for the builders. If you need more info there is all you could ever want. Enjoy the build 👍

[@fredwarthen1092]

Lol. Weird

[@soldier10363]

Бешенные табуретки !!!

[@green6528]

Long, boring.

[@KJRaycing]

Well don’t watch it doofus. The video’s name is literally “frequently asked questions.” How exciting did you think it was going to be?

[@chrismustry9302]

LOL your channel has zero content, that's even more boring