So-Cal Speedshop I-beam hot rod front end , how to assemble it.

We run through how to assemble a So-Cal Speedshop hot rod I-beam front end kit

[@waynecrumblin4764]

Not a fan of a dead perch! Binding a spring to solve a problem rather than address the problem doesn’t sit well! See you for a beer🍻😂

[@VolvoWagon77]

I enjoyed watching your video. I am currently assembling much the same front end for my model A RPU. The hardest part is fitting and reaming the king pin bushes also I'm needing to hand file to fit the king pin retainer. My parts were supplied by a local Victorian supplier.

[@armadaleautoparts-hotrodsh9313]

We have always had the So-Cal spindles supplied bushed and reamed. Never had an issue.

[@zachscott2604]

I felt bad about my welding, then I watched this video.

[@rogerarmstrong8893]

Picture of 33 ford mooneyes hot rod

[@rogerarmstrong8893]

32 moneyes street rod

[@OwenStenvik]

Good video, can you tell us the background song? Catchy, thanks.

[@armadaleautoparts-hotrodsh9313]

It’s a generic non copyrighted song, sorry not sure what it is now

[@robberry1949]

About time guys! Just a quick question, what is the track width (flange to flange) with ford bolt pattern?

[@armadaleautoparts-hotrodsh9313]

57” from memory

[@fredkaminski3668]

Why do you use a dead perch?

[@armadaleautoparts-hotrodsh9313]

The dead perch stops sideways movement, same job as a panhard bar but a bit cleaner.