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Looks nice 👍🏼

Choo choo!!!

What is a problem the sound?

Yooo lol I'm the guy who was in the black truck on Glenwood

The best car I ever bought 😊😊..thank you hammer's &renches for selling me the beautiful b6...I won't let ya down I'll keep the progress rolling..

I’m glad I watched the whole video. The horse drawing was exquisite. The car is rad too 😏

*Note taken* always keep a hatchet close by in case of zombies

"Promosm" 🤣

have same car . upgraded turbo with 55 inlet . and ordered inlet pipe with 2.5" inlet size from 034 motorsport

Rip them streets up 😂 all the best Jim

What diverter valve are you using

Hi what are the symptoms for a bad transmission mount 6 speed manual thanks

Replaced I don't know how many studs over the years as a mechanic, but doing this on my own car had me nervous. Glad I found your video!

😀 "promosm"

Just a little tap tappy . All the best Jim. Joe.

This guy is cool

Looked at my snub mount when changing the oil,and mine was crumbling like stale sponge cake.

Can tell u work for jlji. Can't order the right size wire 🤨

Tying a square knot, also known as a reef knot, is relatively straightforward. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to tie a square knot using ceiling wire. Please ensure that the ceiling wire is safe to handle and not connected to any electrical source before attempting to tie the knot. 1. Cross the end of the right wire over the end of the left wire. Then, pass the right end under the left end, bringing it up through the loop that was created. This will create a simple overhand knot. 2. Next, cross the end that’s now on the left over the end that’s now on the right. 3. Pass the left end under the right end and bring it up through the loop. 4. Pull both ends of the wire to tighten the knot. The ends should be parallel with each other, and the loops around them should be locked together. Remember, the key to a good square knot is that it should look symmetrical, with both ends exiting the knot together, one on top and one on bottom. Square knots are not recommended for heavy loads or critical applications, as they can slip or come undone under pressure. For hanging heavy items from a ceiling, it’s best to consult a professional or use a more secure knot or hanging mechanism.

Got a link

I hear it

Looks good Bud!

Sorry everyone! The camera would absolutely not focus for me! Hopefully you got the point and learned something.... technology is not my friend... ugh!

You need a quick jack

Looks good man! You gotta love using window weld. That stuff will stick to motor oil...

What would Bosco do?????

Nice buggy Jimmy. Where did you buy that?

That’s for the Asian’s.......hahahahaha. Looks great

Looking good Jimbo

Good job!👍

Sounds good man 👍

Doin good Bud!

😆 𝚙𝚛𝚘𝚖𝚘𝚜𝚖

Bitchin' Rides Beaver County edition. Nice work Jim. Orange Pony clamp is a nice touch..Leave it.

Chicken looked amazing Jim. Great job on the basement love the equestrian touches. please look up some 410 Sprint car outlaw and All Star action as Mr scheller would tell you those are the real race cars.

I want G Unit to wrench on my buggy

Blake's laugh (19:50) cracks me up everytime.

Pretty dark! Have you done a light upgrade yet? Might be an idea to throw some bright LEDs in there. Then you can have the tinted look with good visibility too!

Had a good laugh at the underwear rag. Might have to use that one!

Kind of a strange setup to have the master cylinder inside the car, but then again, engineers rarely have mechanics in mind when they design things.

Looks good!

Looks good Bud, Mom approved!

Looks good Bud, Mom approved!

Where's my pork?

So this one ended up a bit vloggy... diddnt intend on that but that's the way she goes. Do you like vlog content? Should I do more? Also shouts to Greg scheller for the help on this one!

Nice little upgrade Jim. I think all turbocharged vehicles should be set up like this factory. Awesome listening to it spool up and blow off the pressure. Also just to hear what's going on with the turbo and know that nothing is wrong because you can actually listen to it instead of it being muffled and blocked by the factory air box. All the best 👍. Joe

Great video. Very informative. Gotta work on the camera views tho. It's tough by yourself so it's understandable. And I will totally help with that. Annnnd the new flannel is top notch

That thumb nail is all Brad! my guy killed it! LETS GO!

Hammerheads!👍🏻

Have a BFH at work that we call Thor