Building a Custom Wide Body Kit for the Huracan Pt 1
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- 게시일 2019. 08. 26.
- In today's episode were getting started building the wide body kit for the huracan!
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Was NOT expecting that fabric stretch approach to work so well. Nice job, Chris!
Yes amazing! Good job Chris
m2 xd I was like hmm what is this dude doing but than he stretched the fabric and I was like damnnn
Lol I'm only a few mins in, he just described what he plans to do and I'm thinking wtf, so I came to the comments to see if it was a fail
I cant get over how good this worked! Hopefully the fabric isn't slick and the resin adheres to it. Im thinking this is going to become a common thing he does to cars
It's how they do custom speaker enclosures
The fabric technique is actually a really common technique in car audio for making speaker boxes.
Yep. EXo has a bunch of videos building door cards and boxes with this technique.
Need to use fleece
straight away what came to my mind. liked so Chris sees this 💯
also for airplane fuselage... OG Wright bros
I've made many sub boxes and car audio enclosures with a similar method. I always used fleece though. Watch out for stretching when you add the resin. You'll probably lose some of that shape when it gets heavy with resin.
Nice work on the wire frame. Great method, I would just suggest go very light on the first layer of resin, as when I did this in the past, the resin was too heavy and bowed the material down more than I would have liked. Even spraying the first light layer or resin on could be worth while. Looking forward to seeing the results.
Agreed, most shops that do this kind of method for sub boxes etc. they rely on the weight to give that drooping flowing look. In Chris' case, he doesn't want that. I'm a little stressed for the next episode :P
Yeah.. or maybe spraying with polyurethane or hairspray, something super lightweight
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Madmike’s liberty walk Huracan
@@graysonl7107 MM's looks amazing but really anyone with enough $$ could replicate it, and i dont think he swapped a fraction of whats happening here. Chris's is gonna be a completely unique and one-off custom machine.
SuperRad of course it’s gonna be completely unique because it’s designed by khyzyls. Just look at his polestar 1 on nfs heat.
"4.30, Don't do it Chris" "10.38, Dude this will never work" "22.47, Look at that mess!"
"24.49 DDAANNGG! Never doubted you"
Exactly man.. this one has been a roller coaster of emotions 🤣🤣
100% lol..
Fabric method has been done by Bad Obsession Motorsports and it still surprises me how well i works
I suspect if Chris was being truthful that's where he got the 'idea' from 😉
I'm glad someone else mentioned this. They stretched Lycra for their arches and it worked really well. Came to mind immediately when he mentioned the method.
krplus.net/bidio/naZsgIhzka2yiKQ
i knew i watched someone do this before, but i couldn't remember. thanks!
@@dwhxyz "BMW Fabric Car Concept" - 10 years ago.
you need to copy the metal frame first before you resin the extension so both sides match
I was thinking that too
I guess he was working on both sides simultanously; I mean this should be the best way to do it
@@pinocatozzo he was working on both in the first part of the video he says he was bending them 2 at a time so both sides are the same
By far the most underrated build channel EVER. It’s just a bummer that not enough people appreciate this level of creativity and execution. Nakai-San’s projects are sick but this far surpasses RWB builds on so many levels.
I thought the fabric was gonna be a bad idea, but I was wrong...
That thing looks bad ass!
This will not work.
This is crazy.
This is a waste of time.
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OMG LOOK AT THAT!!!
My exact thought 😂
Same hhhhhhh
You took the thoughts out my head 👏🏻
Comment of the century!!
what a complete f-ing waste of time.
The fact that I can only 'like' this once is a travesty--with such a monumental amount of work and talent went into this, I'm just awestruck.
Can say what you want about Chris' technical skill but his creativity, innovation and bravery are bar none.
Project Binky’s arches were made like this. Bad obsession motorsport are brilliant!
This guy... not so much. Gets great sponsors though!
Looks awesome! but I'm concerned the weight of the resin will cause the fabric to droop before it can harden
Jack Walker exactly what I was thinking...
Jesse Moormann I'm not convinced but I look forward to finding out on the next video
I was thinking about that, but i really hope it's work fine
@@tintshady2049 all depends on the thickness of the first few coats. if i were him, id mist it with resin a few times, then add thinker layers when its more sturdy
That is exactly how we used to make custom fiberglass enclosures and structures for sound systems back in the day. That turned out INCREDIBLE!
You're taking custom FABRICation to a whole new level!
CHRIS IM TRYNAA SLEEEEPPPP! BUT ANYWAYS LEMME JUST WATCH THIS
Trevenn Y same dude, same😂
it's 2pm yo
Parrm time zones bro
TEST the resin on the fabric first.. it is apt to melt the fibers.. :o
Agreed...regular old cotton jersey material (like undershirts) is the best for this. Stretchy, organic fibers, accepts resin easily
I don’t comment on KRplus videos often, but I gotta say I’ve been watching your videos since the Aston Martin and you’re diy approach to things is just amazing. I just recently bought a 280z and I’m working on it every day. Thank you for inspiring me Chris...
Fleece works really well to do that, I used to make speaker boxes with fleece and resin. What you did works really good, you legit impress me with just about every episode of this build. Really excited to see the finished product.
I went from yelling "just section the body" to ok that looks pretty damn good. Well done sir.
Chris just invented the first *Rocket Fabric* widebody kit! 🤣 That looks sooooo much better than i expected! Well done man!
Dude, you put a whole new meaning to "pushing the envelope". I've been watching you for a minute and you never dissapoint. First the M5 Datsun now this. You're fricken awesome.
I was completely blown away at how well that fabric worked. I was sure that it was going to be another “learning experience” 😂 but looks absolutely stunning....well done guys. So awesome 👍👍
Wow man that's a great idea, usually people use foam and mess gets everywhere! I'll have to try this on my Audi build!
Man, you are the best, love your work, channel, your effort is enormous... can't say in one comment how much I love your work
@@skiysi4 hater
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If he uses fleece it’ll stretch the same way and if you use resin with it, it’ll turn into a really light fibre glass. Dudes that made custom molds for speakers back in the day did this a lot.
Fabric technique worked wonders. With every upload you guys blow my mind. I'm pumped for this project! Show stopper for sure.
"How is he going to make the fenders th- ... oh :o " Speechless my dear Chris !
Yeah at first I was like "no way in hell is this gonna come out as anything but a mess"
"let me be very clear that we are not driving this thing on spacers." Same!😂👌
Fabric stretching was super creative move. Thanks for the awesome content.
That came out way better than I had imagined it was going to. Pretty sick
Make the world's first all fabric Lambo! That stuff laid down super nice!
Bmw did it over a decade ago.
@@scoto1976 BMW build a fabric lambo?
I honestly didn't know where you were going with this. Great job!
Chris when you were building that frame my face was like WTF, then you put the fabric on and then I yelled WOW! Awesome!
Man, that fabric technique is amazing! I come here with no knowledge of how people do these builds and love seeing ingenuity and problem solving at each step!!
This method was used back in the day with felt to make subwoofer boxes
Congratulations on the 1 million subs!!!
I had to go back and watch old episodes to see how far you have come with this build. It’s amazing, there is so much work involved. Nice work! 🏎
hey man please do us a favor and look both ways before crossing the street... we really need you to be here to finish this project. i cannot wait! hell yessss
Check out bad obsession motorsports they built their fenders with that method
epic widebody can't wait to see it done!!
Gday Chris,
Consider Dynel cloth after you have hardened the stretch cloth with resin. Dynel is a woven maliable polyester cloth that is used by timber boat builders to give the outer surface a hard wearing epoxy skin. Dynel has a “silkiness” quality to it and follows form without the “pleats and gathers” whereas glass and carbon fibre are a bit stiff to start with.
I’d spray the resin on your fabric too in a few very light part coats, allowing to dry between coats to stop it sagging. Then Dynel over when fabric is stiff. Buy yourself some grooved metal mini rollers to roll the resin into the Dynel or glass layers to remove air and manipulate the Dynel cloth to where you want it to lay. Hope it helps,
good luck!
Cheers mate 🍻🍷
I did not think that was going to look so good. That's incredible.
Great work as always! Wish I could go to SEMA to see this thing in person... :(
The best KRplus channel so far. Your projects are amazing. Waiting a week for a video is hard though.
Loick L but worth
As soon as you said stretchy fabric wide body, I was about to comment "what are you doing Chris, nooooo" and then I thought, no I'll watch the whole episode like he told us to before commenting. Wow, it worked brilliantly, I think you should leave it like that, it looks amazing, now cover the whole car in it!
It reminds me of the procedure that car audio techs use to build custom fiberglass enclosures. They will typically use fleece since it holds more resin for a stronger structure, but that looks awesome!
MAD anxiety when you drilled into the quarter panel, haha!
Eh, the panels were from a race kit and chris said those panels had been damaged and repair many times. Filling in holes one more time wouldn't change things.
Try aircraft heatshrink covering. Monocoat is or was a big brand back when I flew rc planes.
I am beyond excited to see how this turns out. I knew the car was going to be aggressive, and then you were like "Yeah we're bringing the rear wheels out 4 inches" and I was like "😱" Can't wait for the next episode Chris!
It's been so long since we last seen you #bisforbuild just you alone putting in some work work that we as viewers haven't seen in a while, thank you for reminding us why it was that we fell inlove with you're channel 💪🏽😎 awesome work boss and show us more of you're work/on cam
Been waiting all day since I saw your Instagram. Great work always
Sometimes I wish I would just wait till all the videos came out so I could just binge watch them but every time I get that notification I can’t help myself😂😂😂
THIS TURNED OUT SO MUCH BETTER THAN EXPECTED
Maybe you should "Starch" that fabric once it's set! Just a suggestion from a fan of your work!
This Huracan is already coming out so well!
Can’t wait for SEMA 2019!
When you first laid the fabric over the frame I thought - yeah right... SHIT! that thing looks incredible!!! Fantastic vision and execution of what you were thinking!!! Best build series going right now and it’s not even close.
strait props on that man!
blew me away how well it worked
bro! gotta admit chris is the best! soz late my keyboard is crap it lagged
That turned out great! Hopefully you can work your magic in reverse on the other side.
It is going to be VERY hard to get a perfect mirror, I would dare say impossible. but if they measure all the bits it will be close.
I wonder if it might be better to label each piece, mark its location, dissasemble it, built out the other side, and then put the two sides back together? Not a fabricator, so, just a guess.
Once they get it hardened with resin they can then make a reverse mold of it, that’s the only way to make it exact. But who cares you can’t see both sides at the same time anyways lol
This guy started from rebuilding cars to making the worlds first manual huracan with his own bodykit,.. damnn hats off to you man 😃
This is about to be the dopest lambo of all time!!!
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Bifb: drops episode on my birthday
Me: BEST B-DAY GIFT EVERRRR!!!!
Happy birthday
B is for Birthday
Happy birthday buddy. All the best💪🏾
Happy birthday
happy birthday wish you all the best
The sheer insanity of this build is just breathtaking :)
Awesome. Possibly the most creative thing I've seen in ages.
I thought u would drop a 1 hour long episode to how long u haven't uploaded . I checked KRplus everyday lol
Jav Wilks I know man. Wtf. I check everyday. I got spoiled when he used to upload every 3 days
Following him on Instagram takes a lot of the mystery away. The project updates are why I follow him.
Do you have plans to widen the front track? If not it could make for some interesting handling characteristics.
the body he bought only widened the front, made the front and back the same width. He's making the back wider using these custom fender flairs.
Very interesting... Creating greater snap oversteer in high speed corners. More rear grip potential for low speed handles which is cool for street tires.
@@mysticgarage1243 Of course weight bias, tire load, and aerodynamic down force are factors also, but I see a real probability that steering inputs could create sudden and exciting results at varying speeds.
@@glennbullock1212 Agreed. Could very well be problematic and somewhat uncontrollable without understanding inherent dynamics of the vehicle beforehand. It's gonna be a show queen not a race car, IMHO.
That was not the most exciting episode but, absolutely worth it to see how it's going to look.
Nice video and step by step explaining your thought proces. One of the few carchannels that really builds stuff! Awesome trick with the cloth😍
Pain the car like the fabric, its a great 70-years-old-grandma spandex color :D
"4 inches of poke" lol.... Yes I know I must be 5 years old
I would be worried if a 5 year old was thinking what you are thinking.
@@thatwolffe3802 I started jerking off and watching porn at 5.
@@johndoe-oo4el yeah same idk what this guy is on about
I used to take all my clothes off, sit on the street corner in W. Germany and ask for candy from all the secretaries that walked by, when I was 5. They used to call me "candy andy."
MidnightSun I found out that I have autism when I was 5
I can’t believe that came so well!! Your vision is really starting to form!! I can’t wait to see the finished product!!
A non car guy wouldnt be able to tell if thats an actual body panel or not!!! Thats how good it looks, nice job and will be waiting for part 2!
This might be one of the coolest cars at SEMA. Work it Chris!
Is this build still on track to be ready for SEMA in November?
he might be pulling a rob dahm, but he should be able to at least get it there.
@@captainzoll3303 lmao. I could no longer handle watching dahm, is he still trying to build the 4 rotor he's been working on for like 5years now? Has it ever run enough for him to drive it at all?
A torch works great to get rid of air bubbles when it comes time for the resin. Looking good
I sort of got what you meant when you were explaining the idea of stretching fabric over a skeleton. But at the end, when it actually sat on the car, it all clicked and looked good. Awesome body shape
The fabric will stretch out and create a concave surface due to the weight of the resin.
B is for Bondo?
Wouldn't it be easier to 3D print those body panels?
With what 3d printer?
Absolutely loving this build! By far the best one that I've seen on KRplus so far.
This is the most interesting way to build a body kit I have ever seen. Best of luck Chris.
You should make some front fender the same way. The current ones look to stock/factory.
The back ones you built put them to shame.
Won't it catch the wind at high speed and rip itself off the car?
The Ginger Power Ranger exactly what I was thinking
Jeeze this stuff always works out so well for you Chris. Totally impressed with how amazing these over fenders are going to turn out
I seriously was like WTF is he doing there's no way this is gonna turn out then a miracle happened and you freaking nailed it dude. Unbelievable good job. I've never seen anything like it
You need to ask Khzyl to put your lambo in the new Need for speed
This is a really cool project, I think it's great because we all know how much it pisses off the purists.
This is where I enjoy the video more when its down to the wire. Grab your popcorn fellas because its going to get better till its complete.
I've seen the fabric stretch method used in car audio door panels, for molding around the big speaker pods. Totally valid approach.
PLEASE DONT cut the roof..leave it hardtop only!
I would definitely do some body filler work on the fabric before you put carbon fiber over it
Was waiting sooo long for this video, but it was worth it. Loved the way it all worked out with the stretchy fabric. Can't wait to see it with the carbon fiber.
Chris I wasn't sure how that cloth trick was going to work but now seeing it done I will be using this in the future for sure!
the BIFB team never ceases to impress! 👌👌
fabric method has been done in custom car audio for decades now to get smooth flowing shapes. reinforce it your structure with the fibreglass from the inside if you want to cut down on finishing work and keep your crisp smooth lines
I was skeptical about how it would turn out but this piece looks awesome. Now im skeptical with how it is going to get tied into the bumper and side skirts and how the finished product will look with the double vent. Wishing you the best! Thanks for showing us!
The lambo is coming out badass!! Mad props!
Wow impressed how the fabric worked out and wow the skeletal work looks sick. It’s amazing how fast this build is coming together I am impressed.. though I have been on the channel for a while and know that you all are pushing yourselves to new limits. So awesome job as always ..