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@@joeygotts have at it. This video did really well, so if you do that, you should be able to kick off quite a UA-cam career.

@@amcguy67 I’m going to put this in my model T (build on this channel)

@@jeffreyyeater1780 I did it first. Check the dates on the videos. after this video sat dormant for three months , then blew up, he was on it in two weeks.

@@gregwesterman2115 love this comment. I was actually looking for liquid fuel when I ran my hand over the exhaust. I’m going to revisit this pretty soon in my model T

@@downhilldaddy5282 it’s in a buddy’s twin turbo 55 Chevy. I’m going to recreate this in my model T soon and have some real fun with it.

@ right on

@@CraigB-g5t I did it first. Check the dates on the videos.

@@CraigB-g5t I’m about to circle back around to this in my Model T

@@cowdough94 I’m going to put this in my Model T pretty soon and have some fun with it if it don’t blow up too quick.

@bluecollarperformance1331 I was going to say that id donate my starion if I can have it back with the motor in it.

@ lol, it’s just an old junkyard 5.3. The engine in this video is in my buddies twin turbo 55 Chevy and going strong. I have another one that I’m going to put in my T, but it might as well be the same one.

@@RustRiderz it seems worse than it is. It was harder to draw the diagram than it was to actually do it.

@@davidveldman1249 it’s still as big of a pain in the butt as it’s always been 😁

@@timsgta it actually drove great. I had a whole lot of fun with the car, and the people I sold it to have as well.

@@glocksp80smd 100% Methanol is an oxygen bearing fuel, and will always make more power with the correct air/fuel ratio. Nitromethane is an extremely oxygen bearing fuel, so it really gets the party going.

@@scottfackert7373 no idea, but I’ll be revisiting this pretty soon by putting this in my Model T, and I can put it on the dyno, do burnouts, and just generally be a hooligan with it until it blows up.

@@blarson8111 I’m going to put it in my model T soon

@@doncarpenter183 I’m going to do this with bigger injectors in my model T real soon. I felt like the pipes weren’t wet enough, and I feel like I need to put this in a car and let it eat.

@@RobertSolensky you’re not wrong. We’re going to put this in my model T pretty soon and have some real fun with it.

@@johnnydangerously7186 we’ll be revisiting this in my model T pretty soon. I feel like I need to put a period on this one.

@@jarrettross9641 it’ll buff out. This is also a good example of why I don’t paint for anyone else anymore.

@@joelalleman9591 thank you. I put two coats of base down and it ended up being right at two quarts. I still have to paint the tailgate, fuel door, and grille, so that’ll burn another quart probably.

@@Musclencars I don’t have a choice

Thank you. I’ve been using that clear for a few years now, and it’s held up well so far. I feel good about recommending it.

@@terryobrien308 that stuff is good quality and inexpensive, that’s why I wanted to share it. I felt like a lot of do it yourself types would benefit from it.

@@samhorn387 lol, Josh would be the man for the job on the Malibu. I try to avoid paint and body these days

@@dayymares there’s a lot of bang for the buck there.

@@DevinAwe looks pretty darn good for the amount of money spent on it

@@blackbilly1965 it’s going to make a nice truck

@@elihernandez330 stay tuned, we’re about to revisit this in an awesome way.

@@waylonmccrae3546 I’m actually about to do this in my model T (build on this channel)

@@arnoldrodriguez6300 we used what we had, and it works great. This is just a crew cab 55 Chevy that my buddy got from a “I’m gonna fix it up someday” guy. We most likely saved it from the scrapyard

@@JeffGoike-m3e we’ll be putting it in my model T (build video on this channel)

@@Artoconnell internet experts always have something to say. I don’t think it really matter if they know what they’re talking about, they’re just happy to be talking.

@@Profabdesigns methanol. Nitro won’t mix with petroleum based fuels.

I didn't want to comment again, but check the oil for fuel contamination. So much fuel and blow by...

@@davetysdal5442 it checked out good. We actually dumped that in a friends 55 Chevy and entered it in a burnout contest. It took it like a champ, so we switched it back to gasoline and twin turbo’d it. That engine is still going strong. We’ll rebuy this soon in my model T.

Lol... Wonder how long the rods and crank will hold up..

@ we intend on finding out 😁

$187 for a jug of Nitro 50/50. Wanted to get a 5G myself!

@@Carstuff111 this is one of my favorite comments so far. We’ll be revisiting this in a car soon.

@@bluecollarperformance1331 I can't wait to see that!

@@Carstuff111 me either, lol

@@V8Spitfire I’m going to revisit this in a car pretty soon

@@krakhedd I’m getting ready to revisit this in my model T. It should make for some exceptional video.

@@WarrenAafedt it was the sound. I wish you could’ve heard it in person, it was unbelievable. We’re going to revisit this in a car soon, and it should be epic.

@@Doug-b4p we’ll be revisiting this in a car soon. Running it on the stand was good for proof of concept.