Caleb-I do need help but am very very embaressed to ask to anyone I know and even if I went to see a doctor I would be too shy about it.
Greens-I already started weight training and cardio. Im doing great. Im feeling like a million bucks but emotionally I am sad.
I joined a kung fu temple as it's right around the corner from my house.
I already spoke to the fabricator of The Tumbler and gonna be replicating it
heres the parts list they provided
Facts about “The Tumbler”:
Material costs: approximately $50,000 - $70,000; best guess
Build time: off and on 5yrs to this point
Tools used: 6 power tools: hand drill, chop saw, drill press, angle grinder, reciprocating saw,
mig welder
Materials/Parts: all made in the U.S.A.
Number of extra crew members: 0.0
Containment area: a 2 car garage
Pre-made parts: engine, trans. rims/tires rack and pinion (but modified), and SCS counter
rotation box; bolts/nuts, speedometer, lights, rear axle, linear actuator, Dimbo air
pressure pistons, small Alstar engine parts; Sparco gas caps; Wilwood racing brakes;
Brake Master cylinders, and brake lines; car battery; coil over shocks; Kalamazoo-made
power-steering pump/lines/servos
Scratch built parts: the rest of the car
Parts farmed out to other builders: none
Engine: 350 v-8 small block Chevy 4 barrel Holly carborator
Transmission: 350 turbo sizzler racing transmission
Front suspension: scratch, no front axle; each front tire uses 4 shocks
Rear suspension: scratch-built, 4-way cross-triangular suspension
Chassis: scratch built
Estimated top speed: 150mph
Number of air foils: 8
Resin used on body parts: Adtech epoxy (high-temp) heat-treated made in Charlotte, Mich.
Blueprints: none, visual reference only
Tires: 44” Interco superswampers (4), D25 Hoosier wing sprint dirt tires (2)
Glass: one-way bronze skyscraper glass – heat treated.
Metal: D.O.M tubular steel, Rect tube steel; all mild.
Visability: day/night/sound surveillance cameras, monitored in the passenger area.
Seating: 1 driver, 1 passenger, 1 prone position in nose cone.
Number of headlights: 10 halogen, 4 high-beams, 2 low beams, and 4 anti-fogs.
Vehicle description: light duty tank; Designed to be a bridging vehicle, a.k.a. “The Tumbler”