New Turbo Setup for Bogan R32 Skyline CHANGED EVERYTHING!

[@niilomakinen]

Few videos ago he called the rb20e nissans worst engine and now he calls it nissans most underrated engine. Finally someone giving rb20e's the love and hype they need.

[@lxopenfirexl7007]

Up the mighty 20e🤘

[@shaygoodhue9343]

Hahaha up the 20e the the one that could haha

[@f4rensabri]

He couldn't break it!

[@youtubejunkie8053]

It’s the worst most underrated Nissan engine ever produced 😂

[@nzuncovered1845]

It's just an economy engine, it's not meant to be modified, neither is it economical to do so

[@radio8761]

You will definitely always get the best welds in a controlled scenario. As a welder, I would try to stick some pieces together. Get some random material make a birdhouse. Side projects will help improve those skills. Not every weld needs to be automotive related. Good luck 👍🏼

[@dantregale218]

Make sure your reg shows around 10 when pulling the trigger to ensure enough gas coverage, also clean metal will help you a lot bud, if your doing any work on the body of a car make sure you have someone on fire duty with an airline… trust me it’s a life saver especially with some of the sound deadening/insulation on the inside of panels etc! Top vids bud

[@jackbauer3119]

Soon as you start hitting any decent boost that AFR went lean af. Since this is an NA engine you should rotate the distributor a few degrees back. NA timing + boost = boom I was hoping you’d keep it automatic 😂 Proper prep helps welding a ton. Be sure to clean up the areas you will be welding

[@Unkomaks]

Facts great comment bro🤙🏽✊🏽

[@kemurikusari9629]

it was right around 12,5 on 0,5 bar which is pretty decent

[@Naters305ytg]

Not gonna be a problem once he gets the link setup going. With that the Distributor will be gone. Direct to coil packs at that point. But good advice if he were to keep the distributor

[@snowbuffalo1048]

from one Sam to another, as a Kiwi dad with a Chinese wife, who just had our first baby six weeks ago. The doctors induce labour, as the process leading up to the pushing was taking a little bit too long. fortunately it was a natural birth, but a C-section was discussed as it was close to 48 hours before any pushing started. now after six weeks has gone by and after so many new experiences it turned out to be a lot less stressful than I had anticipated. my only advice is just take a deep breath and handle things as best you can, and everything will just work out. it may be too late for you to read this, but I hope you do, ive been a long time fan and I hope to come to Japan and meet you one day. all the best 🎉🎉🎉

[@jamesmockridge2476]

As a welder number one rule is to clean your surface as it makes up 80% of the finished product the paint will cause contamination so will look bad and not be as strong apart from that just keep doing as you where small tack leave to cool then tack again it will prevent it blowing through from to much heat

[@maxnaidoo2152]

Daiki is so funny man. Love him in the videos!

[@css172]

4:38 Digital Vernier Calipers

[@BassManBobBassCovers]

Glad there wasn't too much fire damage. Welders can cause serious fires in a heartbeat. Definitely good to keep in mind.

[@EXZACHTPERFORMANCE]

Hey Sam, weld spots on auto -body sheetmetal, stack them in a row like a normal bead but wait between spots or use an air blower/wet rag to keep the metal cool. The perfect weld on sheetmetal looks the same underneath as it does from above. About 16v is what I run and about 3.5 meters per minute on wire speed.

[@guyslifee3215]

using something to cool it down is a bad idea, it hardens the steel and also shrinks it causing more warping. some tacks 20mm apart then wait for the panel to cool then one continuous pulse weld is the best way to manage heat. keeps the heat band equal for the whole weld and it wont be super hard compared to the steel you welded

[@EXZACHTPERFORMANCE]

@@guyslifee3215 in a perfect world yes, but when you are trying to restore a 40k car without it costing 100k you don't have time to wait for things to cool, you just make sure to not build enough heat to let it warp, cool frequently. Space tacks and stack a spot on each one in the same direction until there is no gap if you get good you can have an air blower in one hand and a mig torch in the other and go hard lol, in theory 1 weld is ideal always yeah but try and weld a quarter panel onto a 70s car or a floor in with 1 weld. The slightest mistake and you create a hole or spread heat and now your door won't gap up correctly and neither will the bumper or trunk/boot. Spots are safe you can manage penetration and heat with minimal risk, I work in a Resto shop it's literally how 6 figure restos are done

[@guyslifee3215]

@Zach Hart never cool it, it takes longer to do small welds and cool it down. You literally tack it go do something else on the car for 5 minute (have a cleanup) come back and knock the top of the tacks off and run a full pulse weld. Pack everything up and it's good to grind back and file up It literally makes the finishing process way longer cooling it and jumping around the panel welding it

[@virtuosity973]

i love how within 4 vids or so it was "this is just gonna be a parts car" to "maybe we could turbo it" and now "we could do a full intercooler set up and make this my new missile"

[@furkadurka]

I am in school to get a degree (AS) in welding. i have also working in the industry for years. if a welder can stick weld (SMAW), then it can also tig (GTAW). when mig welding it helps ALOT to weave the torch in a wave pattern. others use a C pattern or zig zag. also torch angle is important, it needs to maintain roughly a 45 degree angle to the weld. along with it tilled to the right. also with mig in general when doing a flat weld, you want to drag/pull the weld rather than pushing the weld. welding something as thin as a fender is kinda difficult. some of your welds looked cold but while still having heated and (it appears) to have warped the metal a bit. this is an area i dont really get into alot. but when i have needed to weld thin metal, i do it in shortish tacs and just tac the seem closed. while jumping around to different points on the seem to try and let the metal to heat and cool evenly. along with a wet/damp rag to use to cool the weld, n try to limit the heat from soaking into the work piece. if you plan on doing thin metal, i.e like a fender, than you may want to get a thinner wire either .023 or .024 inch (idk if its called something diff in other countries)

[@mickfranks5896]

Hi Sam. Mick from Redcliffe. Mate cut the charge air pipe at the top right through the weld where the dark spot is. Twist it down and it will plumb up without most of the passenger side pipe. Redo an exhaust with your new mig and you could shut the bonnet.

[@Billskins4dayz]

prep is key when welding wire brushes are your new best friend

[@dorikindotjp]

This is the most hype the rb20e has ever gotten. And I love it

[@dee1089]

1 - clean your metal, 2- get torch closer to work, also wire speed needs adjustment and maybe more amps ( but prolly more so due to how far you are from work) .125 thickness metal = 125 amps approx. to start off.. id prolly lean toward 120 tho. but you can adjust from there.

[@EMDSD14R]

When he hit the power button my smile got bigger. I said to myself "he hit the send button"..lol... I'm following this build closely. Man I can't wait to see it once it done!

[@joecormier8894]

Definitely weld in a more open area for sparks like that and also in safe clothing, you will find burn holes in all your favorite shirts. Cleaning the surface area like you already did. Bare metal will always weld better. Your beads are looking great though,

[@BuzzNuttz001]

I used to do sheet metal work back in the day in Brissy The precise measuring device you pulled out was a vernier, never knew how to read them haha that was before the digital read. Also probably not a good idea welding next to all those pressure cans/chemicals and the shop walls timber framing. Welding seems allg, maybe a touch down on the wire speed. Enjoying the content 🤙🏽

[@Caleb0106]

as a welder id say those are some pretty damn good welds for a first attempt, nicer than my first welds at least🤣🤣

[@jordangarneau3022]

Literally , I'm looking at them and honestly think they are better than some people who have been at it for time

[@baitmaster8706]

I only saw him tiktok welding tho, wasn't working with a pool. It looks good because it's a "tack stack" as I call them.

[@jonathanramoslexusmaster298]

Push the weld Sam. I wish I was in Japan with ya. I’d definitely be an asset to what you are growing. Keep the vids coming

[@stevendurbin9006]

Yeah totally turn the amp down along with the wire feed speed honestly what would work best for you probably is to run the welder on just the 100 amp voltage power And no gas especially with that thin Material and teaching yourself

[@mrhakaiV1]

Weldings fine. Wire speed intially was a bit fast but u sorted it by the looks, yeh had figured that out by the end. If its spatting hard when u weld, ur wire speed is up. U wana bring it down. The colder u can weld panel steel the better. 70 80 were u had it is fine. If its exterior panel u wana sort of spot weld it very slowly, let each of them cool. Its very hard to be patient. It requires a tonne of patience cos it warps so much. Spot zinc, weld thru, is great product. Especially copper weld thru, its more conductive. Great job man SAVE THE EVO!!! Haha Roof cut and few other parts from donor. Lancer mr etc be the same. P.s never weld thru paint, umless u absolutely had too. Clean metal surface always haha

[@fredshort8970]

the miller multimatic is a excellent choice for beginners it sets up everything for you

[@alexluna3809]

Those 2 welds are good. Keep the amps and turn wire speed up a hair. Make sure you give yourself about 3/4” stick out of wire from the nozzle to the piece your welding. Stick out is very important, doesn’t matter if you have right amperage you’ll burn thru if you don’t pay attention to the stick out and are too close. Hmu if you have questions I’m a certified welder.

[@vinniesmith7455]

Weld near your garage door… welds look good on that thin metal ..take second breaks intermittently between trigger blips on thin stuff and clean the shit out of it makes work time faster… like painting prep is everything

[@SteveTheBeardedWonder]

This may be my favorite series you've ever uploaded. My daily driver/project Mazda Protege started as the most bone stock, base model,ever and I made it my mission to budget build it and it's an absolute ripper now. Love your excitement. Keep it up!

[@rainshadows7086]

c35 laurel looks pretty good. The beer can skyline from Ebisu uses RB20 and R33 Turbo.

[@kemurikusari9629]

altezzas are also cheap jzx100 replacements. you get them at the junkyard with the 1gfe throw a turbokit on it for 2 grand and then you have a missile for 3 grand thats how i did it and it works perfectly :D plus its build like a jzx suspension wise so it will feels like a shorter wheel base chaser

[@joltythegamer1519]

This gonna be an amazing drift build, may should drive it!

[@night_project284]

Yesssss a sammit video boogan r32 this car wants to live and its sounds like brains r34

[@jasonkenney5009]

A rb20 full build would be so cool to see

[@Punk510]

Awesome video Sam. Remember you can use all your 4: stud s13 gear for the brakes and suspension. Putting a lower ratio s chassis diff will also help it come alive. The diff is the best mod you can do

[@dakotatarbell5572]

As a welder prep is what makes a good weld. Also make a box or bird house as a welding project to jet use to it

[@ronniebishop2895]

Look on the inside of the welder cover/ door measure the thickness of the metal your going to weld there should be a chart that will give you the temp and wire speed..

[@WhiteLetterX]

I love Sams vids so much! Would love to meat The Man, The Myth, The Legend in person when I go to japan!

[@Com4nd3r.]

If you weld on fenders its important to do only spots and let cool down everytime. If you weld like in the vid massive heat deform your metal. Try weld as cool as possible

[@edwardk6764]

When the wee one comes, it totally changes your perspectives on stuff. Best of luck.

[@jeff666p]

Sam you need to grind the panel down to bare metal when welding and you can use a weld through zinc primer. You also need to give time for the panel to cool or you’ll blow through it and or warp the thin metal

[@mrfunkymuir]

I'm excited for this more door build! I loved the randomness of it ! Also here's a thought..... The abandoned S15 had some interesting parts ? Maybe borrow the gear box and diff etc ... To give the bogan some drift time

[@garretsagan3248]

Hey man love your videos but do u think u can explain what the parts are or explain what they do

[@bubbalove5097]

The welds actually look pretty good. It sounded like you could have turned down your voltage a little and/or raise your wire speed. But as a start you did good setting it and laying a bead. Way better than lots of other people that try.

[@RalphJr49]

I personally set the welder to D to welder body panels and wire speed about 2 1/2 to 3. The triangle shape welds is because your moving to fast. I stable myself with my pinky down on what I'm working on.

[@holymacoral1]

Quick tip from a welder would be to use wood blocks or a vice under your piece when table welding, especially on a metal bench. Also definitely try changing all of your settings up and own to figure out which combinations work best (including how quick your moving your hand to weld).

[@worland6429]

R32 is my favorite nissan so seeing you making this into a real build feels amazing to someone like me.

[@twodogsyyc6729]

Vernier Caliper is the name of the tool you used. Banger Bogan vid buddy gonna be fun little ripper I bet.. Always stay around for minimum ½ hour for fire check after welding or grinding. Lots of shops go up not waiting

[@toddsupraman7609]

Make yourself a welding cabinet with sides and a back on it when you're working on a table saw spark so fly off the table if you don't have a big work area

[@jacksonlewis5217]

Love that sound, it's more beefy than the red.

[@VLNath]

Vernier callipers is the name ya were looking for haha.. and the 32 4 door isn't a "long wheelbase".. wheelbase is the same as a coupe. Its just the boot is slightly longer and the roof slightly higher

[@lockygold9527]

So with the welding, you kinda just want to take your time, body panels are thin, so you want to keep the steel cool for less distortion, I just kinda tack, wait and disperse them

[@sheasmythe7472]

Shout out to @e_ought the 🐐 on unknowingly selling Sammit this diamond in the rough👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😎 Dammit Sammit, you got me hooked, hook, line & sinker on this one mate 🎣 I eagerly look forward to seeing where this build takes us. Very entertaining & informative 👌🏼

[@Punk510]

Give you some welding tips You're going backwards. Point the torch in the opposite direction Get yourself a fire extinguisher And bucket of water Don't burn a car to the ground. It happens more than you think. Try going slower. Turn the machine down. Any thin material try and weld vertical down. Don't try and do it in one go. Try nice little tack and lay another nice little tack over the first and so forth. When you get better you can go taster

[@Elfyja]

As someone who hasnt gotten their first drift car yet, I'm excited about your r32 rb20E project. Since I might consider this tune myself in the future! Best wishes with the baby ♥

[@richardgalindo1364]

You should try exploring the limits of that auto gearbox. It may surprise you. Power mode holds the gears a little longer and it will downshift a little quicker. It is an attempt to make the car feel a bit more fun. Its interesting to see what things are called around the world. Its Bog in Australia and Bondo in the US. My cousin had to tell a fellow Puerto Rican that on the mainland it's called a spoiler. The poor fellow was getting strange looks when he translated the slang word (mata perro: dog killer) for it back home. The welds look good but please work in an area with no flammable materials. Also protect yourself too. Hope all works out well for you and May with the baby.

[@SweetActivity]

Love this! Give the RB20 a run for its money, this Skyline is beautiful!

[@RodTWest]

@SAMMIT Nz upnorf have made a few RB20E Turbo for a while . Poor May big Aussie coming . Keep up the good work .

[@Sebthefriend]

This reminds me of those isuzu engines with turbos that you’ll find on those Thailand long boats

[@Vodkyz]

Great vid Sam!

[@mht525]

Konichiwa Aussie bro 🙏 wow the planets are aligning, sugoi. Veneer gauge 👊. Great to see Daiki is settling in and is doing good work at the shop. He must be a bonus in the knowledge and skills. Sounds wicked 👏 you can hear the toughness and has so much potential, Sugoi 👊🤘🤣 Go Daiki Team Sammit 😁 Always remember the cross cultural use of language. Best wishes to May 🙏✌️🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@Reecerudd1]

Them welds look great

[@kennetharmas679]

I've been waiting for this!!! SO MUCH YES!!

[@icanseeyouallfromuphere]

Like Bogan 👍 Think it needs spotlights off and a splitter , or, put spots on roof and get turbo cops door decals

[@e.scott0545]

the tool you were talking about is called a digital venier caliper and other are ones with gauges but they are a pain to read

[@Albertius84]

I Pray that your newborn baby and your wife will be safe. Trust me I positively will pray for your family and your newborn baby. (I'm so excited right now). Peace out from me here in Sabah, land below the wind, Malaysia

[@toms7700]

Bogen r32 sounds fire , love to see more on that in the future , also i love laurel's however you never see them in the netherlands or there locked in sheds 😂

[@preeor7368]

The bogan R32 is such an exciting project!

[@RONIN1111]

Over it, what about all the cars we bought support packs for? Scamyeah

[@MMmotorsports]

What little welder is that? I could use an upgrade than my used $50 Harbor Freight on that only has toggles for hi/low haha. I only have 15Amp service to my workshop. As others have said clean to bear metal including the grounding point. For an inexpensive welding booth create 3 sides with tile cement backer board, not sure what it is called there.

[@sammywrx]

4:34 they are called vernier calipers

[@rianoolivier7125]

All the way from South Africa 🇿🇦... you make my day with this "Bogan R32" 😅⚡

[@DAVESNOTdead.]

Bro tables! Next thing you need is some sturdy tables bro. I know Japan's floor history but at least one table for these kinda projects

[@Ps2RetroRacer]

Great video Sam! Thanks for making such good content.

[@grapsorz]

the bottles we have here you open up "all the way" so it wont lose extra gas. and you learned something about a welding table and what not to have around it ;)

[@tucoerquilenne6765]

So is a Bogan the equivalent of the American Hoopty ? I cannot wait to see the Bogan 32 skidding at Ebisu !!! Good luck with the Baby !!!!

[@robertmarcelina3910]

Tool was an Inside/outside micrometer or can be called a composite caliper.

[@meggalavk3ktt]

nice video loving the missile and dont forget injectors for it amd cant wait for laurel content.

[@OCDsniper]

Looking forward too the welding progress

[@timholubowitch9097]

Sam see if you can get a sponsorship from Miller and get their might/tig welder. Jimmy oakes to the hoonigans and many many others love it

[@johngil8019]

Just practice welding pieces together, It’s quite easy to get better fast

[@sabastianfail2760]

You can also bolt an rb25det head onto the rb20 block it's very common in Australia to do the conversion

[@duanebailey6253]

Yes he wants to try the sohc. There are rumors that they flow extremely well.

[@DriftNick]

Common to do 25 on a 30, nobody does it for 20DET, not sure if the 25 head fits on the 20E.

[@ashborntempest4675]

Great vid man keep up the good work as always 😊😊

[@brandonrichter6910]

You may not need all the voltage but hooking it to the 220 will give you a more consistent arc and the machine will actually run more efficiently as it won't be working as hard

[@randypeterson566]

If you want a paint that you can weld to you should get STEEL-IT. It only comes in grey or black though.

[@evahrndestounis6812]

Man I love what you do sammit and I love your attitude but dam you giving away all the NZ secrets 😂😂 but na keep it up bro big old chur bro from NZ 🤙

[@TFO6969]

Get some fire extinguishers sammit welding spatter goes every were I set my self on fire learning lol

[@chrisdarlington8723]

Hope everything is ok with baby Sam ! Having babies can be very stressful, we were up 4 days straight when we had our daughter due to minor complications. My fam and I are wishing you the best guys!

[@christopherharris6005]

Awesome video as always Sammit. Hey Sammit when are you going to do a review of Lawson's Convenience store?

[@troygreen2727]

Let’s Go the Bogan32 ….. I’m stoked Sammit that your taking the time on the 4 door 32 single turbo ! I was kinda Sad at the Lz festival you had car issues but it borrowed (Thanks Tj ) I don’t think I can wait for this transmission too come and the other parts , I just thought we where taking them off the 34 lol i hope you get a chance too rip this thing at the compound for throttle . Daiki is really going too help you take this thing far . What’s up DAIKI 🔥🐰🕳️🐰 ! Thanks for the content even tho may and your broad shoulders kid are turning the boost up on you

[@channelone2398]

Isn't it a rb30 3l like the vl commodore motor? Didn't know that made a rb20e single cam version for the 32

[@SIMONHOLFORD]

When welding sheet metal you need to control the heat otherwise you'll blow through. Firstly set your welder to the lowest ampage it will do. Secondly use .23 wire as thinner wire requires less heat. Don't use flux core as that requires more heat and you get s l a g everywhere. Don't run beads as you'll quickly create too much heat and blow through. Instead you need to do tack welds and distribute them, let it cool then do more tack welds to fill in the gaps. It's about taking your time. Also if you're adding patches use 18 gauge (1.2) steel as a minimum thickness. Go watch Fitzees Fabrications and Bad Chad for how to weld sheet metal.

[@gmula1987]

You are correct about the calipers. They're called digital calipers. The non digital ones are called dial calipers as they have a dial gauge.

[@aussiesimmo]

Two of my three kids were induced. It was actually kind of handy because you plan it like an appointment. Being woken up in the middle of the night and racing across town to hospital is kind of kak.

[@_Anthony___]

Measure the panel thickness with some calipers, look at a chart for amperage/thickness

[@wr1ght939]

I love how excited y’all are 😁😁😁

[@real2k7717]

I've never seen such a cool automatic car 🤣🤣🔥🔥🔥

[@piatas5646]

4:42 in Polish is a "Suwmiarka", but in english is "Caliper".

[@professionalbodger]

Vernier gauge! at least thats what we call them in the uk! loving this build!!!!!!

[@Nelsea7190]

congrats, i hope she delivers safely.

[@knifethrower9733]

Those cheap welders are awesome especially the Ark welder, I've used some of the best welders in the industry and those cheap welders weld nice and smooth if U know what your doing.

[@williammitchell3014]

Needs an intercooler so it can make stuu stuuu stu noises like almost every vl turbo in Australia can’t wait for the next video 🤙🏽

[@alexcarrick7424]

Id love to see a c35 build they look sick af too