Workshop: KidStance teaches how to lower a licensed ride on LaFerrari, Part 2

[@cash3pl803]

Really dope of you to allow us to take a peek behind the curtains and not only let us see some of the magic you do to make these cars unique but actually explain it in depth! Looking forward to more videos.

[@KidStanceBuilt]

Thank you🙏🏽

[@beamin03]

Great step by step love watching this vids with my kiddos

[@Fj707ap]

thank you 1000 times over for showing this vid. I really admire your work and will very soon plan on buying a build from stance kids for my future boy or girl so lets get it!!!!

[@ThePowerOfTheMusicNL]

Thank you so much for sharing this videos! At this point im very curious how to do a little camber at the front wheels

[@89Dakota440]

Awesome video and step by step tutorial... Have you ever done a ram dually?

[@guywhoknows]

Hi there so... Here is some advice.... Where you've cut, try stitching the plastics together as it will be as strong. Aka pointed soldering iron. Takes a little practice, smells but works. Also where your catching, if you use a hairdryer (wife secret) if it's good it will hear the plastics so you can push them out of the way. Using something in your hand! A heat gun works, but careful not to over heat. Also a little concerned on the rear axle wear in the body and the weak point. Check out pillow bearings. You can fit them by using a flat bar and drilling so that they firm hold through the body.. you'll have bearings then ;) I've just started up doing custom4kidz here in the UK, but used to build real custom cars back in the day. I'm interested in the air ride systems for such a small car...

[@KidStanceBuilt]

I appreciate the advice, I really do. The thing I'd like to point out about these videos is that I'm trying to keep it as simplified as possible. I keep in mind that not everyone has certain tools, and mechanical know how as others so I do these videos trying to keep it as basic and simple as possible. There are multiple ways to go about lowering these toys, this is the simplest way without getting too technical with it is what I'm getting at. As far as the rear shaft is concerned, unless I'm doing bearings on the wheels themselves there's no need to do anything extra. If I were to go further into making it stronger it'll be more of a situation where I make brackets for the outer drilled holes but once again, it'll get a little more technical and make the videos longer than they already are. Besides, from experience the way it's done in the video is good enough to handle the child's weight and furthermore the shafts are stationary so no need for bearings or bushings unless it's on the wheels. It's a different story if an adult tries to sit in it which is highly not recommended.

[@guywhoknows]

@@KidStanceBuilt I think the video is good. And can be done. On the rear axle as you say, I assume you use nylon runners or something similar. I find that the zone for adjustment fall outside of a design point therefore require support to retain what it needs.

[@dr.patcapozzoli6660]

Will you be making a video showing the steps to prep and paint the cars?

[@7730DABOSS1974]

Another amazing video bruh💯👍

[@leighbond8187]

Good videos, Thanks for taking the time to do them. would be good to see how you do it to run camber.

[@KidStanceBuilt]

Camber on the rear of this car is easy, it's the front that's going to be a challenge.

[@zuniargo]

Thank you so much for sharing the videos. I'm a new dad, and want to make my son's ride lowered and little cambered. Would you like to make a video about cambering a power wheels in future? Thank you, Sir.

[@Icysoles60]

Could you do a video of dropping or bagging a GM truck??

[@cadillacescalade5428]

Hi, there any way you can show how to lower a Power Wheels Escalade ? Watching this video an thinking about my Escalade idk I don't wanna cut out the wrong parts an make a mistake. I saw one on the shelf in the back would it by any chance be lowered ?

[@johndeer470]

Is this also possible with the mercedes G wagon?

[@cadillacescalade5428]

How would I go about lowering a Escalade ?

[@miquemunoz9412]

Thanks for the videos and information, I’m working on my son mclaren p1 just lowered a little, if you don’t mind what kind of material do you use for the mount chasis wings? Thanks again

[@troypumphrey5086]

You should show us how to lower a bmw i8 please please please

[@KidStanceBuilt]

I will once i get another one in soon🤙🏾

[@madxman13]

How many cars have you made?

[@KidStanceBuilt]

Lost count years ago lol

[@DavidC306]

Lowering a Mercedes sls?

[@panchito7296]

Time for my son to be a takuache 😏