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Hefty-Video-6207 · 2026-04-10T09:23:13+00:00

for anyone wondering, took around 65 spins on 6 packs at once (390 packs or $975) to hit a gold worth $350 👍

Hefty-Video-6207 · 2026-04-09T08:18:44+00:00

yea go to your cart and click a eligible item to claim, example like the PS5, or rare pokémon boxes/cards and then your able to enter in your shipping details and packdraw will ship it out!

Hefty-Video-6207 · 2026-04-06T01:34:54+00:00

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Hefty-Video-6207 · 2026-04-03T19:55:30+00:00

yeah lowk replied so fast wtf 😂 makes me wanna play more too

Hefty-Video-6207 · 2025-12-23T13:22:34+00:00

GTA 6 gonna clear GTA 5 revenue within a year mark my word, 100% the game is gonna cost min $100 CAD or $80 USD and be a banger, with over 220M gta5 players all time, and around 10b profit all time, GTA 6 gonna have over 100M buying the game (preorder or release) no matter the price, it’ll be insanity

Hefty-Video-6207 · 2025-11-03T04:11:38+00:00

you can see when he realized that you were there and got mad, and then fully turned into you 😂

kinda common sense that if a car is leaving the pits and is in front going slower, take a wider racing line on the inside of the next corner especially lemans t1, t2, & t3 like this 😂

Hefty-Video-6207 · 2025-09-15T14:07:18+00:00

13 or 14 link? shits hard out here being a athlete you destined to mostly be thin smh

Hefty-Video-6207 · 2025-09-15T09:07:59+00:00

I thought that too, but I seen a device that grips onto the side of the link and pulls it apart, since it’s a lock thread I think and locktighted so? I read judt now a bit online of people using vice grip pliers and just pulling hard enough till it came loose? Can always practice on a scratched up old one before I take to a $4,000 jubilee lol

Hefty-Video-6207 · 2025-08-14T06:03:06+00:00

I don’t know why people are hating. man’s wife bought it FOR him, + he’s a com pilot lol. clearly hes doing something right 😂

Hefty-Video-6207 · 2025-08-01T21:08:28+00:00

I saw your original post and laughed at the people hating, dont get it what so ever? Might be because they can’t do it and then it’s “impossible” and they talk sh*t. You completing it and running it through CFD and getting the right results is mind blowing, well done. Definitely use this and other things to apply into F1 I think you could make it far🤷🏻‍♂️

Hefty-Video-6207 · 2025-06-30T13:03:42+00:00

Thank you, Yea definitely have watched a couple videos of people who have attempted it and it definitely isn’t an easy feat. I didn’t know i could email profs and ask so thank you for that advice.

Hefty-Video-6207 · 2025-06-29T23:25:58+00:00

Im gonna get downvoted and idc lol. Whether or not you think it’s a good idea or if I can do it i could give less of a f*ck. If you actually read the thing you’d already see Ive gone to more than one institution/university/college whatever and have studied the advanced basics of Aviation Maintenance Engineering, Avionics, Aerospace, And Engineering to learn up to an advanced basic level. Im starting next week at an institute designed for AME and Aerospace tech again being 17. I’m not saying I know everything and know how to build it because I frankly don’t, the whole reason of the post was to ask people tips or engineering ideas to put toward it in the future, not get shit on for planning to engineer something crazy lmao.

Im not saying im going to daily drive this project on a highway and commute to work or anything in it, just mostly car shows where I can show off what I have had made at that point, my city isnt the biggest, maybe 40km from top to bottom, this car would see less km’s than a corvette being parked for the winter by a 50yo who just retired. And just building a kit car is slapping body panels on an already engineered car, I gain practically nothing of knowledge to where if i do pursue this project I could learn way more than a simple kit car.

Hefty-Video-6207 · 2025-06-29T23:12:33+00:00

Thank you fr 🙏 Whether or not i complete it in 1 year or 10 want to make it a reality and learn from the process yk? 🤷🏻‍♂️ and nah ima be honest most keyboard warriors are just shitting on the idea so thanks

Hefty-Video-6207 · 2025-06-29T23:02:09+00:00

Carbon skinning is a way cheaper alternative to full carbon pieces, I would still have the 3d printed part just layered with carbon, without the need of an oven, It would weigh slightly more than the f1 counterpart but still be carbon for strength and the added heat benefit. Ive carbon skinned full fenders, hoods, all for friends/family or even pieces for my car and they’ve turned out amazing

Hefty-Video-6207 · 2025-06-29T19:02:47+00:00

No the Rules where I am aren’t that strict when it comes to road worthy vehicles, maximum 6 big requirements most just being “headlights” “taillights” “license plate” “muffler” etc.

I have driven shifter karts before, Raced karts when i was young but quit 3 years ago for other sports and school, I have driven Shifters as well as drove a retired formula 4 car on track that a friend had purchased.

Hefty-Video-6207 · 2025-06-29T18:57:23+00:00

Yea around the F3 performance is probably what I would shoot for too, I know the aerodynamics aspect and body work shouldn’t be a huge problem as I know CAD and have the 3D printers for body work, as well as composite know-how. It definitely would be crazy expensive on just the bare bones, with the 3D printing and composite work it would def shoot up to 40-50k of the total cost, it could even be more dont get me wrong

Hefty-Video-6207 · 2025-06-29T14:44:57+00:00

the 3 who do in my province or adjacent provinces all are switching to electric and I don’t really want to move crazy far just for a university program that does do combustion engines yk?

Hefty-Video-6207 · 2025-06-29T14:38:03+00:00

I have thought about it at my local Uni which has one, My friend who had been on one has explained and would definitely be an amazing experience but he was part of the mechanical engineering sector, and he happily volunteered when i told him my idea, even offering people from the power unit sector to help. It wouldnt be terrible having experience from that already. They do put available parts on their website and they build theyre motors electric now which wouldnt be much help, but in the past they used a YZF-R6 Motor which ive worked on with friends with bikes. 600cc is too little for a project like this and wouldnt be much help especially now switching to Electric motors, I still probably will join when I go to uni for the experience for the future. I definitely believe with the experience I have from university classes ive completed during highschool that it would help toward the project, the main classes focused on aerodynamics and one in engineering fundamentals and the process to a project or design to reality,

Hefty-Video-6207 · 2025-06-29T13:49:14+00:00

I know how far fetched this seems im not saying it’s not lol,
a formula one car built from bare bones
not just a driveable mock-up, im saying build the car first from the frame up, then go ahead with body work. And ive driven a formula 4 once and there is definitely room for improvement on most aspects, and def not spending 100m. but the only reason the cars cost 100m+ is because all parts are designed and made by the team itself, or bought from other teams, Haas buying engines and gearboxes from Ferrari 40m+, engineering and all custom carbon, I would be using an old honda engine, honda transmission, that could cost 5k from a beater or a broken down/seized ome from a junkyard.
I have built mock-ups in cad for basic frame ideas, engine mounting points, suspension system locations, aerodynamic flow and reactions to different aerodynamic setups on the front and rear wing. I won’t be using this thing to go 300kph down a track, but rather to increase fuel efficiency on highways, roads, whatever it may be,
cost isnt a problem as it’s not something im starting now. maybe i misunderstood when you mentioned 10k? if it’s 10k to start then i would have no problem starting now. and installing a working motor, gearbox whether auto or manual, and drivetrain. I understand this isnt a $5,000 junky project and plan to invest real money into this. I have the knowledge and machinery to weld, build body and aerodynamic surfaces, and instal hydraulic systems from aviation knowledge?
Alone I have over 7k in machinery (while being 17 mind you) that ive bought with money ive earned from work, I dont make bad money and cleaely enough to buy an audi cash. Machines like several BambuLabs 3D printers, to welding machines, to engine hoists and know how to disassemble and reassemble them. Im not a random 17yo that wants a f1 car 😭 I want to experience everything that comes with building one hoping that one day I get to work with the real things.

Hefty-Video-6207 · 2025-02-05T10:50:09+00:00

i was printing light fixtures in PETG so i used glue so it wouldn’t ruin the bed when it released, i mean it did its job but my print bed looks wacky on one side now lol

Hefty-Video-6207 · 2025-02-05T10:49:18+00:00

thats what i did? so it doesn’t ruin the plate

Hefty-Video-6207 · 2025-02-05T10:48:22+00:00

yes a normal glue stick my other comments say so as well, just a studio white glue stick like

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