Michael David Cilantro glad I could help.

Maicon thanks bro, and its not a problem bro, that's what we are here for, to share ideas and help each other

powerwh33ls no problem brother

thanks brother, and no problem my friend

cal vin I wasn't born yet lol. thanks man.. haha

MAX'S DIECASTS no problem my friend, and if you still have troubles with the tires rubbing the fender wells, try the second method where you use the wire lugs to give it a little higher lift

I need to make an updated video but you can just use aluminum tubing from hobby lobby, no need to mess with buying the pins

Jimmy Mitchell no problem man

Mitch Gawlik no problem man

A.R. Hotbox thanks brother

Total Mayhem thanks man

thanks man

Antairus King thanks bro

John Collums no problem my friend

radar468 thanks bro

Paul Wooten thanks bro

artistic amnesia thanks bro

KDogg TattedUp no problem bro, glad you liked it

Making another right now.

KDogg TattedUp awesome

Hey Rick anyway to send pics of customs i made? Or do you have a facebook account so i can add you?

KDogg TattedUp you can send them to me on instagram. it's sic_diecast

No problem man

Tim Harsh thanks man

William Witters Jr. no problem man

Diecast Show Customs thanks bro

DNK_DIECAST go for it man, id like to see how it comes out when youre done

MAX'S DIECASTS ive started buying my pins in bulk off of ebay, and I still get my tubing at hobby lobby as well man, judging by that charger you did for pj, you have the method down pretty good

Ha ha, thanx.

gotta give credit where credit is due my friend lol

Kevin Barwiler epoxy holds way better, I use duper glue to hold it in place temporarily until I can get the epoxy on it. the axel tubing in 1/16 the tension pins I buy in bulk on ebay

SIC diecast Do you think that I could get the tension pins at a Hardware store and do they come in different sizes? Thanks for the reply Rick

Kevin Barwiler yea that's where I hot them from to start with, but once I started doing alot of lifts they didn't keep enough stocked so I had to go to ebay, and yes the have tons of different sizes

SIC diecast Rick is there a certain size that I should get?

Kevin Barwiler 1/8 diameter is what I use, length vsries

levi griggs you use the same method to disassemble it as you do on the one you are putting the wheels back on. just drill out the posts and take the base off

They can roll and all function as supposed to but, no not for kids to play with

artistic amnesia you can get them at the hardware store, but they don't usually have a whole lot of them, ive started buying mine in bulk on ebay, I know they are 1/8 in diameter, but cant exactly remember right off the top of my head the lengths that I use, I use 2 different lengths depending on the base. I think in the first lift kit video that I did, I listed the size of them at the beginning, they are also called roll pins in some cases

artistic amnesia 1/x5/8 and 1/8x3/4 are the size pins

Thanks for the info.

no problem man

That's how I do them now.

@@sicdiecast2038 keep up the good work bud. You have inspired so many!

@@sicdiecast2038 in fact I have been building up all of the tools needed myself. I would still like to get a setup to zinc plate, an air brush & compresser. And make up some sort of spraybooth but mine has to be out doors! I live in an apt complex so it will have to be a box set uup with fan but be coverable for wind a dirt reasons. I have terrible lungs to boot so yeah a respirator too!

Thanks man, havnt made a new video in a whole but need to make and updated lift video

Its actually easier and more cost effective to get aluminum tubing from hobby lobby instead

SIC diecast ok thanks

I no longer use the tension pins so I don't remember the size, I now just use aluminum tubing from the model section at hobby lobby. The size depends on you axel size. Hope that helps

artistic amnesia lol that's a good idea man, I might just do that, maicon has already told me that we are going to patent it as the sic lift lol

SIC diecast If you put 2- tension pins (cut or bought at an average size people would be using) 2- of the rods (bout to match pins) 4-8 beads (cause they are easy to lose) An instruction manual Helpline email address Link to step by step video I think you could sell some lift kits Now if you could also offer or make an extra option....... 4- tires/with pin (maybe even a choice of tire, large small, plastic, real riders) 1-med sized square of sand paper 1-small tube of super glue Then you could have a 100% complete lift kit You would have to But in bulk and sell at a good reasonable price......but you may be able To make some side cash. I have other ideas il have to email ya

ok brother, sounds good, my email is lee.boy843@gmail.com

I bought mine on ebay, it's called a jewelers saw, it was like 13 bucks

Ok thanks I probaly will get one

Ok thanks I probaly will get one

You can get a Jewelers saw at any Hardware store maybe even Walmart has a saw in there hardware section.

Hot Wheels CostaRica no problem my friend