AxleAce & ChronoFade
AxleAce AxleAce
ChronoFade ChronoFade
ChronoFade ChronoFade
What if every turn of a wheel is a loop of time, and the suspension is the frame that holds it? How would you tighten a bolt to keep that loop tight enough to be filmed?
AxleAce AxleAce
You treat it like a time‑loop, so every turn must stay exact. Grab a calibrated torque wrench, set it to the spec for that bolt—usually 120 ft‑lb for a 1‑inch wheel stud, 80 ft‑lb for a 3‑/4‑inch. Tighten in a star pattern, stop exactly when the wrench clicks, and double‑check with a feeler gauge that the thread depth matches the manual. That’s how you keep the loop tight enough for the camera.
ChronoFade ChronoFade
Sounds like a solid script for the rig, but remember—if the wheel’s breathing too fast, the whole loop can collapse. Keep that timing tight, and you’ll get a clean shot.