Start with a used cheap name brand welder so you can get parts if need be. Find scrap metal start practicing. It’s a more reps kinda skill. You got this!

Thanks man. I’m in Seattle. I don’t do side work. There is a shop in Canada alter ego that makes stuff for your rig you should check them out. Good guys! Thanks for watching!

I did a front bumper for a grand Vitara out of a Amazon cheap jk bumper there’s a video on my page of that car. But that rig has so many timing chain problems I will never build another on.

@@paintnmotors2481 I saw that on too! I’m not a welder… or I would try.

Braddah duss If you muss. Its on the calmini 3” suspension lift and also has a 2” body lift. Tire size is 31x10.50r15.

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Braddah duss If you muss. The part number for them is 24-186056. There trd Toyota Tacoma rear shocks. I have done a lot of different lifts on these things and this is all I’ll use. You can get them super cheap from the dealer as take offs. 50 dollars for a pair in my area. If you have more questions hit me up by email paintnmotors@gmail.com and I’ll shoot you my number.

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Front bumper is a Montana built air tank bumper that I think was for a yj. It was included in the purchase price of car. The company that made it is no longer in business so I had no way of finding out for sure. I’ll make a walk around video of the car explaining everything I used for this build.

A older snap-on fm140a mig welder with gas.