Thursday, March 23, 2023

Hack The Hooptie – More Comancheep Fab

Main Hack The Hooptie – More Comancheep Fab

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    Let’s hack the hooptie… literally, lol. In this video we are going to fabricate and install a brace on the frame of the Jeep Comanche aka Project Comancheep.

    #110796
    Monty D

    Only thing I saw that may cause an issue is the bracket on the front of the frame you can’t get the bolts out now

    #110797
    Lucas Beadle

    Why…….smh

    #110798
    Brendan Crate

    Hey Matt, do you plan on going to Butler jeep fest this year?

    #110799
    Primobill off road preparaçoes 4×4

    Nice👍👍

    #110800
    Mike Hoffman

    Really like the fabrication on the fly work.

    #110801
    Michael Phillips

    I love your fab posts! You need a couch in the shop. I'd give you $20 just to sit and watch you weld…
    Keep up the great work Matt!

    #110802
    Rick Marquart

    Love the build stuff! Never really get to see some of those cool tools. 😎

    #110803
    SlackerJon

    I agree with 14x4nut – A tube from up high on the firewall to the front of the Jeep will support the fender AND eliminate some frame flex.

    #110804
    Bryce Wood

    There are many other, better, ways to know where to bend ur tube without the guess work and need for example bends. I recently started fanning myself and with some simple calculations it can be done spot on every time. Check out this link for more info https://www.cartechbooks.com/techtips/automotive-welding-tube-steel-projects-step-by-step/

    #110805
    The Three Wheeler Cowboy

    Big props to you for actually designing and building your own stuff. Too many “off-road” people here have a shop install they’re bolt on kits and call it a “build”.

    #110806
    Andrew Tabanji

    If I recall the WJ has a "uni-frame" Maybe you can steal that name for the Comancheap. Excellent video. Lots of great tips. Eventually I'd like to build a tube chassis or heavily modify something to this extent. Looks like a fun challenge

    #110807
    Anon Ymus

    Who needs two shocks? If your coffee isn’t hitting the ceiling, are you really in a Jeep?

    #110808
    shopplay

    awesome video. may want to think about attaching that tube to your exocage to create a triangle as we all know triangles are one of the strongest shape in roll cage configuration. keep up the great videos

    #110809
    2J_MacRae_Z

    When you shut your Oxy off you should turn off the Acetylene first then your Oxygen then you wouldn’t have a flame to snuff out and wouldn’t have to worry about a flash back of any sort

    #110810
    dagamore

    The Comanche has a uni-frame, and is stronger than just a uni-body, but not full on frame strong, almost the best of both worlds. love this project.

    #110811
    kelso1337

    Youtube can we pay this man more money?! He is using paper tower or something for ear plugs for crying out loud.

    #110812
    jeff young

    Nice work!

    #110813
    CAMINORACER

    The ole comancheep's transforming like Tom's ole Thunderbolt Grease Slapper ! Good work Mr. Slick !!

    #110814
    misterfawkingunderst

    Just out of curiosity why use tubing and not a steel plate?

    #110815
    Allin Mota

    Love these vids. Keep up the great work Matt.

    #110816
    moed al garny

    i always enjoy 😁

    #110817
    The Bearded Jeeper

    Lookin good love to see the progress

    #110818
    Aaron B

    🤘😎👍
    Kickin ass on it!!!
    That should make a huge difference.

    #110819
    Jonny DIY

    Wow I was gonna say those welds musta been a pain too. So tight, not much room to get around. Came out nice, great job Matt 👍🏻

    #110820
    Matt Browder

    Hell yeah Matt some good old bleepin Jeep wrenchin

    #110821
    Aired down and disconnected

    I was thinking split the tube in half and weld to the frame. Two halves /one tube.
    More area to weld the full length.
    If I explained that correctly.

    #110822
    Hunter Smith

    Might as well go ahead and 4 link the front end while you’ve got it torn apart 🙂

    #110823
    Badger Pa

    Nice work Matt, love your videos, the builds and the looney ones.

    #110824
    Gordon GMan

    Hopptie is the name of my 01" XJ… Lol

    #110825
    Brandon Clingan

    I ran tubes from the front frame, up along my inner fender, and through the firewall to tie into my internal cage. I have an engine cross bar and two supports coming down. My front ORI mounts tie into these tubes and there is no perceivable flex in my frame. I'd show you a picture, but only have some on Instagram.

    #110826
    Travis Merrix

    These videos are why I started watching bleepin Jeep in the first place keep them coming…….

    #110827
    Ricky Haen

    It’s especially not expecially lol 😛

    #110828
    Travis Bohanan

    I hate I don’t get notifications when I’m subscribed to channels.

    #110829
    Tim Ritchie

    Like the music time lapse,, great video Matt

    #110830
    Jeffery Anderson

    Big fan of seeing some fabrication on the channel again!

    #110831
    Brad Brabson

    Wonder if the 96 era xj front end would offer better starting pieces to rebuild yours

    #110832
    Rick

    Your welds look good

    #110833
    David Twa

    Your missing a 20in lightbar on the bumper for sure will fix all your problems lol

    #110834
    14x4nut

    I would run a tube from the firewall along the inside of the fender and down to the front like you mentioned, that way it'll give the fender some strength when it rubs something.

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