Making adjustable levers. Quadra V-Tech from Cyberpunk 2077. Part 23

It's a pleasure to welcome you all in the New Year in the new part of assembling the car from Cyberpunk 2077! In the previous part we prepared almost all the elements of the interior from fiberglass. Next on course is to whip into shape the car suspension by changing its geometry and removing the negative wheel camber. For this purpose I'm going to make custom adjustable levers for both front suspension and the rear one.

[@JokingAround01]

This is still the most interesting build series I’ve seen in a long time.

[@justinhazze8228]

Absolutely agree, been keeping up with it since the start

[@Bazuzeus]

You've missed the guy building a GT40 from scratch in his garage Or the crazy english man making V8 engin in his kitchen

[@JokingAround01]

@@Bazuzeus I’ve seen that as well, but I just find this more interesting because it’s never really been done before.

[@Xtoxinlolinecronomicon]

You might want to reinforce those welts just to be sure nothing is going to snap as soon as you hit a bump in the road.

[@CMeier213]

Gussets. Always use gussets.

[@TheAtlanticDragon]

God those rear wheels look so sick Im so excited to see this thing move around

[@victorkreig6089]

Car builds for scifi series are always the best, its rare to see someone making it instead of just doing a body kit and calling it a day

[@nicgurkweitz389]

Those plates on the front wheel, you have an "open" sliding mechanism to change the angle but it shouldn't be "open", it should be a "closed" plate, the reason is if the bolts become too lose during driving on a right or left hand turn or on a bad or uneven surface the assembly on either side can slide out and cause damage. If it's a closed plate then there's no possibility of the plates separating from one another and no lasting damages. The "open" that I'm referring to is the two long open ovals that you thread your bolts through for the two plates. that bottom plate needs to be bigger with a closed end to prevent future damages. I'm referring to the time @8:48 where you see the plate on bottom of the painted plate, the bottom one needs to be replaced or made differently.

[@connorohoare7470]

I thought that but you can see when it’s painted good near the end of the video he has closed it at what was the open end

[@KenzertYT]

He had mentioned tack welds

[@nicgurkweitz389]

@@KenzertYT look at @5:18 it's that plate that has an open end to the bolts, it has nothing to do with tack welds, that open end during any hard turn, uneven surface, pot whole, or bump in the road can separate during the operation of the vehicle. That's what I meant. It needs to be closed ended and probably with a bigger bolt, the entire assembly is being held by bolts that don't even lock, it's a dangerous assembly.

[@nicgurkweitz389]

@@ThyerHazard Good call mate. Much appreciated on the correction.

[@illuminatedperspectives2894]

Why would you put a double wheel on a car? That makes it harder to change the tires and just adds extra weight for no reason. why not just put a regular rear tire setup on it?

[@mattmcdowell8084]

I noticed that your rear wheels are touching, you're eventually going to want to put space between the tires so they don't rub and generate friction. This friction most likely will cause the tires to blow out while driving for long periods of time.

[@af8312]

The rims are welded together as shown in an earlier video, there should be no friction between them they move as one unit

[@mattmcdowell8084]

@AF but the friction is a out compression. The weight of the car presses down, and the side walls will bulge from the weight. That's where the friction comes from. There will also be friction from the tires sliding when making corners as the tires deform from horizontal forces and traction grip. It's why dually trucks have a gap between them. It may not be too much of an issue depending upon how often the car is driven, but it would be good to inspect the side wall rub after prolonged driving.

[@krow7402]

@@mattmcdowell8084 Very correct. I think the plan is (I haven't seen him say this and I haven't watched all the videos) is to get a pair of wide tires, one for each side. This might have just been to test how level such a tire would sit with the car's weight. I don't think he intends to drive the car with these tires.

[@kyliedesire7425]

People say that cars from Cyberpunk 2077 are gonna be available in the year 2077. I want cars like that everywhere! Genius!!!!!

[@ElementalAlchemy]

Just found out about this project yesterday, definitely binged watched the whole series thus far though. I love this. You're a legend, mate.

[@tjviper1991]

Bro, seeing those tires sitting leveled on the ground is amazing.

[@leonkenedy4616]

I applaud your dedication for this project.

[@Zoffre]

Insane mechanic skill :D I can't imagine what you can do with the cars :D

[@bobcornley]

Amazing project- that is for sure. But camerawork is also brilliant. Thanks for sharing. Have a good fun :)

[@mercuriallimit]

My god, it would be an honor for me if I would ever get a chance to sit it in and appreciate your hardwork and creation.

[@LouSassaul]

Dude I love your videos can’t wait to see this thing on the road

[@cartech91]

👍👍

[@time3947]

Awesome work! Make sure welds and places of stress are reinforced so they will not fail during driving operation. I cannot wait to see the finished build.

[@time3947]

@@Official21Outlaws Go away you lying pos scammer.

[@andreacaruso258]

Awesome work! I can't wait for the final results. Your skills are unbelievable.

[@FrancisoDoncona]

I was told dually wheels were separated with a gap for a few reasons. One gravel can get caught between them causing a tire failure. Two, as the individual tires flex with weight they could rub up against each other beside to contact patch and wear each other or pickup debris with the same result. Three the wheels flex laterally in turns and again rub and lead to failure. Four low air pressure or squatting from high loads tires touch and rub. Even though the tires are spinning the same rate its the additional heat buildup that from the side wall flex transitioning from contact patch to rebound over and over creates the detrimental heat build up with tires that touch.

[@G-DORA]

After you finish this project you should make Kanedas bike. Imagine a Quadra as your daily driver and Kanedas bike as a weekend cruiser 😂

[@peterjohnson9438]

These control arms are *ABSOLUTELY HARAM*. Good enough for a car that lives on a trailer and can roll around on a show floor, but if that thing ever hits the road, those arms will go "snap, crackle, pop" and you'll become a torpedo headed into the adjacent lane, into incoming traffic, or into a ditch.

[@blizteredthumbs7911]

It's 2am, KZbin recommended this but I watched every second. Fantastic solutions 👌

[@victor10982]

Im always so excited when this project pops up in my feed!

[@TheGreenNewSteal2025]

I was glad to hear you talk about welding the front adjustment. Those four bolts will not hold their place reliably. This is my favorite build to watch.

[@cartech91]

👍👍👍

[@magnolerriccardo6840]

I love this project a little more every episode!

[@NicolasVanOost]

Amazing as always. those new macro shots are great!

[@madmax3397]

most exciting build on KZbin

[@hamiltonmasseyii4747]

You can't stop a man who's inspired and motivated.

[@artfiend4212]

Dude you’re an absolute genius

[@nichodgeman940]

Dang this Quadra is looking good so far can't wait for the next video

[@rogerlabarr8578]

AMAZING BUILD!

[@jasonl881]

Looking so nice🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@captnjaygreybeard6394]

So many new camera angles, great work on the project !

[@franke0043]

absolutely amazing work brother !

[@ryansnow4170]

I am loving this build! Keep the videos coming man!!! 🤙🏼💯🇨🇦✌🏼

[@Nuckoqoostugua]

I watch this series just to see how this thing works. Loving your work.

[@cartech91]

👍👍

[@krzychu.s3470]

You are amazing talent, skills , I can't wait for the final 🔥🔥🔥

[@jar3datkinz]

This build is SICK

[@carlwood7588]

Best build on KZbin, I like your series, pure skills, talent and knowledge of fabrication process

[@carlcarlson7654]

Check out @MACROMACHINES yt channel. 18 year old kid fabricated and hand built a vintage v8 roadster from scratch and documents the entire build, something like 50+ videos. Makes this guy look like a chump.

[@tiktoktv2582]

Incredible bro keep working like that

[@systmmusic4729]

dog you are a damn efficient fabricator, you have my respect

[@VK-501]

Waiting for the next part. This is so good to watch.

[@theecrazyoldgamer8770]

I can't wait to see the total finished product. it's gonna be awesome to see. love the videos please keep up the awesome work. = )

[@BlackOpzPenguin]

Awesome work

[@aldomandovani]

You are going to be coolest kid in the vlock driving this

[@bryan23361]

It's crazy to me that homie just dropped a tutorial on how to fabricate a custom suspension kit with no warning

[@PaulPittman]

I would have put ridges in the slotted ball joint assembly to keep it from it from getting knocked out of alignment.

[@hxcdan4834]

Amazing final result !! Love frome France !!!

[@briansedlock7793]

Sweet this is looking awesome I like how your painting it as you go

[@theosb764]

I need to rewatch this

[@The_BubbaHoTep]

Great job!! Very Impressive!!

[@cartech91]

Good job

[@redcreeper7804]

I have a feeling you are going to be famous after finishing this car

[@pixelhistoricalwarriors]

When this car is done, it's going to be legendary

[@operatornaut8534]

Great job on the rear camber btw. lmao drove me nuts

[@rodrigostavitzki3830]

Nunca fiquei tão ansioso por um projeto igual a este !!

[@predality]

Espero que ele consiga terminar, vai ser maravilhoso ver esse projeto pronto. O Cara merece demais, esforco puro.

[@cartech91]

Tôi thấy dự án này hay mà

[@jannovak6987]

awesome please continue working on this cant wait for next video

[@p0tat0slay3r6]

literally so good

[@stilllostwolf8813]

I can't wait for the next part

[@franklyjustty]

Great work you made a dream come true ❤

[@gazehound]

Precision engineering!

[@WIN73RMU73]

You're an automotive wizard. Preem work choom.

[@cartech91]

Good job

[@shauljonah6955]

Very nice 👌 👍 👏

[@jakerobeck669]

perfect you earned my thumbs up

[@andrerodriguez463]

i'm soo Exited to see Quadra Really run on its own power you should make you own car Company

[@Dreez76]

Being a trained mechanic myself, normally when you can't losen a nut or bolt with normal force, before even consider to start applying that amount of torque to try losen it, i always try clearning the area with a steelbrush and apply some rust solvant spray and let is soak then re-apply at least a few times . If you had done this, you would've seen the weld. Lesson learned for any future nut/bolt that's stuck.

[@redsteel815]

Lookin amazin!

[@crimsonhermit]

Thank you human. Very informative. Shutting down.

[@Cold_Cactus]

Good work choom !

[@nicholasweiss4662]

Nice build man! I just started watching your videos this weekend and now ive finally seen all parts of the quadra series. Im glad you fixed that camber, since I really thought it looked stupid before. Especially on the rear Axle it looked like the axle was bendung under the weight of the vehicle. Anyways im exited for every new update you're gonna post!

[@cartech91]

👍👍

[@sowhaticamp4993]

BAM, been waiting for this! Bring it!

[@BVLVI]

mid engine 4 rotor 1700hp.. thats the dream power plant for this thing.

[@ridezosmon2306]

Excellent!!

[@OloThe1]

Great job. Please release a video at least once per week :)

[@Sinerwray]

This is going be a sweet ride when it's done wish I company can make a kit car

[@piotreqytrewqwe2108]

This guy sees things that ordinary people do not. That's kinda sick.

[@andymadera1900]

I think it’s safe to say that this is the first ever dually “car”

[@Sockpoppet]

Dude, I can't wait to see this machine tearing up the streets!!!🔥 Please give it a powerful engine >o

[@gamepad3173]

I like where this is going.

[@user-pwfus]

GJ amazing keep it up

[@damianosplay9457]

6:32 that's a pretty nice weld dude

[@Lolatyou332]

"Hello I'd like an alignment" *Mechanic gets out the angle grinder*

[@bencezavarko7312]

Man this is going to be a death trap 😂😂

[@nobodydoesanything381]

I absolutely love this but i would never entrust my life with this car

[@martinropero7196]

Very nicee!

[@erickreyes8339]

Very kool. Not going to lie and yea I hated the rear camber as well.. huge improvement

[@noesparks337]

i like how the last like 30 seconds is all most people watch this for

[@zAvAvAz]

This is the awesomest car ever! just use a ball joint eliminator kit tighten up that steering all the way while making a much safer reliable vehicle. And never need to replace ball joints again. 😃 Add Gussets to A arm welds.

[@kaeru5729]

It'll be a long time until this thing is done, but a long time well spent

[@OzBull]

dunno if I'd drive that over 60 but I'll watch you do it.

[@mr.destruction2930]

This build is underrated, it deserves more views.

[@CODsoldier115]

I'd like to have V's car. Hella is such a nice looking car

[@SpikerDragon95]

You did a great job fabricating those parts but just a heads up, when dealing with bushings always tight the bolts with the lead of the vehicle, otherwise they gonna strip, you can do this by placing the vehicle in some ramps

[@Wisherson]

imagine this thing on a heavy duty dually truck frame with a duramax in it. would be an absolute rocket 😆

[@walshja81]

I love these videos. I'll be sad when this series is over. I would love to see you recreate the vehicle from the movie "THE WRAITH". It's called the Turbo Interceptor.

[@KLONESNETWORK]

awesome

[@jacobpinkley232]

The engine of the Quadra Turbo R is placed in the back, so you probably might have to come up with a reg to make the vehicle drivable with the engine in the back.

[@daa-ghrii5290]

hopefully people from CD Projekt red will also be watching

[@leonardosouza6290]

Craaaazy!

[@5ylokTheDefiled]

Badass

[@billcypher1694]

You deserve more subs

[@TheMRSPlexer]

honestly he does

[@frankgarage]

Parabéns 👏👏 *FrankGarage07* acompanhando ❤️

[@michaelfeghali9943]

finally!!😁👌