REVO chassis for Pickup Trucks

[@maxwellbricks7632]

Even tho this video is about 8 years old, the TIG welder, work of art stacking those dimes. In TIG class I could do maybe 5 or 6 then got so excited that I ‘done good’ then screwed up the rest!

[@krusher74]

Mig is just as good for this and much faster, keeping man hours lower and prices down. Have a look at a robot weld they dont do dimes, each one is a stress point.

[@laohantun7404]

So cool bro....the road holding is way better than factory thought.....thank you guys...looking forward to see you.... when I have a chance to rebuild my car.

[@victorshaw7173]

Might want to do a cross section of the frame since there is welds on all for corners of the boxed frame rail. That's a lot of heat input to the basemetal and higher risk of forming porosity and residual stresses vs having a standard box tube. Example at 3:50 in the video.

[@chrisbarba3259]

nice attention to detail

[@valentinalvarado2710]

se ve genial ,como construir un chasis para camioneta ?

[@familymann1956]

Talk about how much heavier it is from stock frame

[@diyjman5259]

Yes sir it does add weight so you wanna make up for it with horse power but very great point

[@burnerjack01]

Can you supply a frame to fit a 2001 Silverado HD with extended cab and 8 ft. bed? Cost?

[@adelsr07]

Exelente video

[@justinjohnston8704]

Do you only do chevy frames?

[@scumpule]

i would like to have such a Chassis for my 1954 build Chevy Truck.....searching for a Sponsor.

[@chrisyarbrough2955]

scumpule ; I know it's been a few years since this posted, but I'm trying to decide on what chassis to go with on my 1955 (1st series) Chevrolet pickup build. What chassis did you use for your 1954 Chevrolet truck build?