I'm not saying all of your videos should be this format, but I like that this one was. I found it therapeutic and meditative. Watching you tear down then rebuild your busted car is a pretty good metaphor for life in general. Things happen, stuff breaks, pickup the pieces, repair what you can, replace what you need to, put things back together, and make the best of the situation.
Aye, it does not fit all kinds of content, but for this rebuild it was a really nice way to do it, and honestly was a very relaxed Saturday viewing experience. Next to that, it's just great to see you guys building back up again. Both Bens have had setbacks, but the rebuilds are inspirational and "That's life" to watch.
Just my 2 cents, but I really enjoy content like this in the car community. There's too much immediate gratification content that implies building your car like this only takes a weekend, when it takes months, or even years to progress. Not only does it present a more realistic time/work expectation, but also gives a delayed gratification that only comes from maturing with your car projects and being proud of it. Love that you guys are only a couple hours away from me as well!
Ben you do not give yourself and the team enough credit for how entertaining the cinematography and editing skills are. Whether its 10 min or 2 hours, your content is worth watching.
tbh, I think the editing was overkill and annoying in the beginning(of their channel, not this video), but they really have a great balance now. Clearly these guys are great at filming and editing, but finding that balance is not always easy.
I think that’s something that gets lost to a lot of viewers. This level of editing and cinematography takes an insane amount of time to do at this high of a level.
its incredible how fast the average joe (everyone starts here) can get at something once they have done it over and over. I did a clutch job on my car once, took us about 2 days. and about a year later we had my buddies (identical) car done in an afternoon. I imagine the next time i do it itll probably go that much faster.
I love how you always use setbacks like this to improve the car. Remarkable mentality and one to imitate myself. Lordy this must be the third time you've painted the engine bay!
This was probably the single best car video I've seen this year to date- with no disrespect to MCM, Bigtime, Speed Academy etc. This was just magnificent. Please do more of these!
24:21 *please* put some grommets on those lightening holes that you're running wire through. that *will* cut wires and you *will* tear out every hair in your head chasing intermittent faults. you've taken so much care and done such nice work everywhere else, id hate to see you have a rough time cause of something simple like that
The Honda Civic. OMG what a car!!! The scope is endless. Hondas are so reliable, thoughtfully built and simple enough to still make sense, AND have so much choice of tuning parts. Love em!
This has been one of the best videos on your channel thus far! Engaging and informative. I am happy to see you were able to fix the car, looking forward to seeing it back at the track. Good job man!
@@jevaughnbrodie we'll get them fixed finnaly got it to the tuner today so hope for the best these days that everythign will be fine. time for upgrading the pistons for you i see, it is an opprotunity not all bad head up and on we go
I recommend you either get a cap or cover up the mil-spec connector in your engine bay whenever you have the engine pulled. Those contacts are very exposed and easy to bend. It would also prevent dust from getting in the connector. PN for what you'd want is MS3181-24NA, and the brand doesn't matter (Amphenol is good though). Also that engine bay looks awesome with the fresh paint on it. 100% worth the time it took.
Most of the video was just fixing the broken stuff from the accident. Adding new stuff is icing on the cake. And if you're only doing one video a week, I enjoy having a longer episode to look forward to on Saturdays.
This video is such a gentle reminder of why we all fell in love with G&G. This is such a back to basics video, and is great in the mix all the chaos currently in automotive youtube. To the Bens: Thank you for editing with so much heart. The love, patience, and thought you put into your builds is what is so relatable to us all. You guys don't give up, yeah there have been a lot of cars through the years, but seeing you guys pour your hearts into MIA and Lana is such a treat!
I recognize this may not be the most efficient way to make content but I get so much out of these extended build videos, all of these detailed looks into your optimizations and how you've gone about actually installing them is so valuable
This video was both visually and audibly very well done Ben. It’s been awesome watching your skills grow not only as a content creator/editor, mechanic/fabricator, AND driver over the years. I feel like this will be a video I come back to watch just for the vibes alone. This is truly your magnum opus. Cheers!
Screw those folks with low attention spans, if you really like car, you'll love full length videos like this.... I love to see workmanship and parts come together on a beautiful racecar..
Dude, this was such a huge amount of work. Good for you for making this into one dope video instead of a 10 part series like some folks would have. Would have loved to see a "greased lightning" parody with the amount of work you did.
Those other UA-camrs with a 10 part series: 2 episodes of them cleaning and stripping down the car, followed by 5 videos of them grinding paint and rust.
Seeing the development of this car over the years has been truly awesome. That wide body front end looks like it would understeer like crazy but its performance clearly shows that’s not true. I never would’ve thought of that. Also crazy that the control arm spread the whole subframe before breaking.
At 1:54.....I was waiting for "......We can rebuild the car. We have the technology. We can make the car better than it was. Better, stronger, faster."
As a person who is just getting into cars because it is neat and my husband is a huge car person I found this video to be very enjoyable. I'm so sorry about the accident and glad you turned to the right and saved both you and the other driver more damage and or injury then going left and t-boning the other car. It's a sad situation but glad you are okay, and hearing you mention this wasn't your normal length videos made me want to comment. I really enjoyed this video, we watch your UA-cam channel and I enjoy them but this one showed everything. It was longer, yes, but I liked seeing every detail of what you were doing and why. Coming from your not normal audience, normally I'm electrical repair, this was great to watch and kept me watching to see what you were working on next. Thank you
I enjoy all the Gears and Gasoline videos, this was no exception. Great format for this one. I like seeing individual nuts and bolts come off and get replaced. also enjoyed the bench close-ups showing each tool Ben uses.
you guys are doing great on the Aussie accents, I fully expect you guys to start having a bunnings snag and choccy milk (or brew of your choice) during smoko
ive been following this channel for years now and its probably one of the only channels that can hold my attention. i never find myself waiting for you guys to upload, but i know when you do, regardless of the length, ill be watching it, and ill be enjoying it
As always, god-tier video editing! I think occasional long form videos break up the pace in a nice way - specially when they're this therapeutic and easy to follow along.
Good work Ben. This is the reality people rarely get to see behind the curtain. A solid 40 hours of work shown in less then an hour. You killed it bro 😎
I've said it before, but whoever picks your music for you on these videos is fantastic. Also shout out to Tevin for the assist! I hate fiberglass work too.
The craftsmanship and cinematography is genuinely top tier, these guys are incredibly talented. Thank you for such an amazing video, really love this style of content. Wishing you to beat all your track times!
Damn Ben, gotta say glad you're not too bang up, just emotional damage. But seriously, see you in your shop doing this solo, it's just hit me. You're a one man wrecking machine! All skills, no frills!
This video just gave me a lot of hope in my building, I have a 99 EX civic that has a little crash in the front, it wasn't that hard as your car, the civic looks fantastic, I love the job that you did with the radiator and everything, This is an amazing channel, Well done!! Greatings from El Salvador, love ya boys!
Very happy that you were able to get everything fixed; and more happy that you're okay after the crash. Looking forward to seeing you back out on the GLTC grid!
Bravo Ben...amazing work, time and effort put into that Civic. Hope you keep it till the end. I've seen you strip, prep and repaint that engine bay twice. I may just be a viewer but that civic has some real sentimental value ❤
This is just car asmr, super chill vibe, very good fitting music, lovely to watch , and best video work video on the canal. I love it. After watching i'm chill and in a way better head space than i was after a shitty day with my car. Please keep making these kind of video's. And hope a road trip video is coming soon ❤❤❤❤
One of my favorite G&G videos to date. Loved the Format and more relaxed style of rebuilding your car. Would love to watch all the "boring" sides of the video as its just reality in building a car and i find it enjoyable and therapeautic.
Absolutely amazing video quality and it’s so nice to see the rebuild and also the small improvements. This is my favorite channel on UA-cam and one of the only automotive channels I actually anticipate watching. Love your content and the effort you guys put in, can’t wait to see how it performs. 🤘
I think this is the equivalent of a breakthrough here where you have made the leap from simply someone with a camera and knowledge of video editing to a filmmaker and artist. 10/10. As a viewer, whatever you have done here is your own style and it was so enjoyable to watch. Otherwise, I loved seeing all the PPE in this video. Let's make PPE cool for our generation! If you want to be innovative and lead that effort, get some PPE sponsors involved in your UA-cam channel and racing.
I know it was a lot of work but these long form videos are appreciated. This was fun to watch. Plus we got more shots the ZX2 looking sexy in the back. Time for some updates on it.
This is the quickest hour that passed in a while. You guys make such a great videos I am so impressed. I love the build and I aspire to be like you guys one day. The civic looks AMAZING as usual and I know it is really fast on track as well. It feels like yesterday you guys were doing Civic and Miata roadtrip and now the civic is crazier than ever. Literally should be studying for my second board exam in med school but instead I watched this. :D Keep it up Bens! You guys definitely make my Saturdays exciting!
It might not be content that you should ALWAYS make but If you guys have enough content to fill in weekly (as you seem to like to have and as you are able to pull off so far) I thoroughly enjoyed the long form of this video. It was well thought out and gave more in depth look (even if it was time lapsed which is okay with me) of what it takes to plan out, execute, pivot, and complete your rebuild and upgrades. I personally enjoy the bigger picture as opposed to rushing the visuals and context to have a "complete build" in 15 minutes. This video was great in that it was true to what you had experienced and it wasn't just another "UA-cam content video". Great job. I LOVED IT.
Between the last track day video with Cody and Ben, to this? You guys are making some of the best content I've seen from this channel. Watching the quality of video grow over the years has been awesome. Love it. Please take breaks if it means more in depth videos, I for one will watch every minute of it.
Man when I was a kid playing gran turismo this what i imagined the ultimate life to be like. Then I realized working on cars is difficult and frustrating. Hats off to you, get some rest. 2 am is a horrible time to be awake.
I am really impressed with how much work you did yourself. Its a really satisficing feeling to work on a car like that and have it come out like yours did.
This is my favorite civic, always has been, probably always will be. Not that I’m a huge Honda guy or anything like that, but something about the purposefulness of this car and your continued development of it just scratches my brain in all the right places.
honestly one of my favorite videos from the past several months, I love watching you guys wrench on your cars and the long form content is refreshing! Keep up the good work Bens!
Probably one of my favorite episodes, you can see how much you care about the civic and the pride you take putting it back together is awesome! I enjoyed the hour long episode
This and the last one hour video on the genesis of this Car are two of my favorite UA-cam videos of all time. They are both perfect and so entertaining. Thank you 🙏🏻 ❤
Loving that your being precise and measuring that's the most important part of repairing crash damage. If you ever need any advice hit me up and I'll do whatever I can to help. P.S. Get yourself a tool called a tram gauge best cheap but accurate and effective tool for measuring frames.
Really loved this one. I hope it was worth it for you guys to make it. I can tell it was a ton of work. I was definitely concerned with an over hour long youtube video but i was interested and enjoying it the entire way through. Good work as usual, guys. One of my all time favorites for automotive youtube.
Ups and downs, as if this was down?!!!! Dude, this was an up up up... You walked away from with unscathed. An awesome content opportunity, in your GOOD HEALTH, which will yield 1M views and Civic 2.0!
Great job Ben. I love your mentality when you are saying that one disaster is only a chance to improve the car. Can't wait to see you racing this car again. And I have to say, I was hoping that you quit this car and that you will bring the newer civic on track. Nevermind 😅
Thanks for the long video, Ben. You could have easily dragged this out into a series, like many UA-camrs do, to have weeks' worth of content. As a viewer, it's very satisfying to see the results in one sitting.
I'm not saying all of your videos should be this format, but I like that this one was. I found it therapeutic and meditative. Watching you tear down then rebuild your busted car is a pretty good metaphor for life in general. Things happen, stuff breaks, pickup the pieces, repair what you can, replace what you need to, put things back together, and make the best of the situation.
Aye, it does not fit all kinds of content, but for this rebuild it was a really nice way to do it, and honestly was a very relaxed Saturday viewing experience. Next to that, it's just great to see you guys building back up again. Both Bens have had setbacks, but the rebuilds are inspirational and "That's life" to watch.
Unfortunately, not everything in life can be buffed out.
It’s great, but for growth it’s not the best, and we probably won’t get videos every week if they are this long
Love this format but I do wish there was a bit more of their signature asmr wrenching with lower music. Overall this was fantastic to watch.
yea dont want them crashing more but enjoyed this one too
seriously the most watchable of all the UA-cam automotive channels right up there with speed academy.
Love speed academy too. Both channels stayed true about themselves.
I love both. Definitely my 2 favorite channels.
Gears and Gasoline in my humble opinion is better
Nightride is my favourite but g&g is close 2nd
facts
Just my 2 cents, but I really enjoy content like this in the car community. There's too much immediate gratification content that implies building your car like this only takes a weekend, when it takes months, or even years to progress. Not only does it present a more realistic time/work expectation, but also gives a delayed gratification that only comes from maturing with your car projects and being proud of it. Love that you guys are only a couple hours away from me as well!
YESS
Agree!!
Tasty Classics is another good one that does long seldom edited videos. His Miata revival is a good example.
Ben you do not give yourself and the team enough credit for how entertaining the cinematography and editing skills are.
Whether its 10 min or 2 hours, your content is worth watching.
tbh, I think the editing was overkill and annoying in the beginning(of their channel, not this video), but they really have a great balance now. Clearly these guys are great at filming and editing, but finding that balance is not always easy.
I think that’s something that gets lost to a lot of viewers. This level of editing and cinematography takes an insane amount of time to do at this high of a level.
Ben's a legit mechanic. Cool to see the confidence and ability you have with your car. Also, love the attention to details.
And he works fast!
its incredible how fast the average joe (everyone starts here) can get at something once they have done it over and over. I did a clutch job on my car once, took us about 2 days. and about a year later we had my buddies (identical) car done in an afternoon. I imagine the next time i do it itll probably go that much faster.
best part of this video is the appearance of PWR radiator
I love how you always use setbacks like this to improve the car. Remarkable mentality and one to imitate myself.
Lordy this must be the third time you've painted the engine bay!
29:56 Ben had to be very careful about where he was cleaning for that shot 😂
Ain't gonna catch him lacking
When Lamborghini removes 5lbs, they call it Superlaggera
When I remove 5 pounds, I call that hitting the toilet
@@androiduberalles you shitting bricks man
and charge you $20k for it.
This was probably the single best car video I've seen this year to date- with no disrespect to MCM, Bigtime, Speed Academy etc. This was just magnificent. Please do more of these!
I love how the background music reflects your mood/thought process/Feeling while repairing the car.
ben is such a good driver, when he realized he was going to hit the car he aimed for the rear to minimize the danger of the driver getting hurt
Dammm the amount of work went into this build..absolutely amazing well done guys
One key thing i have learned over the last 2 decades: if its awkward or expensive, work on it on the floor. It cant fall if its already on the floor
I work on chandeliers and that's always been my rule as well. It can't fall if it's already on the floor!!! Saves me a whole lot of headache.
24:21 *please* put some grommets on those lightening holes that you're running wire through. that *will* cut wires and you *will* tear out every hair in your head chasing intermittent faults. you've taken so much care and done such nice work everywhere else, id hate to see you have a rough time cause of something simple like that
The Honda Civic. OMG what a car!!! The scope is endless. Hondas are so reliable, thoughtfully built and simple enough to still make sense, AND have so much choice of tuning parts. Love em!
This has been one of the best videos on your channel thus far! Engaging and informative. I am happy to see you were able to fix the car, looking forward to seeing it back at the track. Good job man!
The thing that i needed for my weekend to get from -3 to 110 real quick, thank you guys ❤️👌 kee up the awesome work and gl to future races
You’re not alone on -3 this weekend brother hope things get better for you
Shheesshh you're not alone either. I recently sent a piston to heaven tuning my NC miata 😅
@@jevaughnbrodie we'll get them fixed finnaly got it to the tuner today so hope for the best these days that everythign will be fine. time for upgrading the pistons for you i see, it is an opprotunity not all bad head up and on we go
Hearing the Bens say PWR in an australian accent is the funniest thing ive ever heard. XD
I recommend you either get a cap or cover up the mil-spec connector in your engine bay whenever you have the engine pulled. Those contacts are very exposed and easy to bend. It would also prevent dust from getting in the connector. PN for what you'd want is MS3181-24NA, and the brand doesn't matter (Amphenol is good though).
Also that engine bay looks awesome with the fresh paint on it. 100% worth the time it took.
This guy is a soldier. He powered through it all knowing the heartbreak of the situation. You gotta do what you gotta do.
This video clearly depicts your love for cars in general, and this civic in particular.
Most of the video was just fixing the broken stuff from the accident. Adding new stuff is icing on the cake. And if you're only doing one video a week, I enjoy having a longer episode to look forward to on Saturdays.
Whoever is in charge of the soundtrack.... well done 🔥
This was exactly what the doctor ordered. Y’all made my Saturday morning so much better. Love the format. Wish all of y’alls videos were this long.
One of the best videos i have watched over my 15 years or so on youtube. Perfect video from start to finish. You guys are absolutely amazing
i like the longer video format
This video is such a gentle reminder of why we all fell in love with G&G. This is such a back to basics video, and is great in the mix all the chaos currently in automotive youtube.
To the Bens: Thank you for editing with so much heart. The love, patience, and thought you put into your builds is what is so relatable to us all. You guys don't give up, yeah there have been a lot of cars through the years, but seeing you guys pour your hearts into MIA and Lana is such a treat!
Maybe it’s because I got new headphones but the sound design in this video is stellar. Great job Ben on literally making a movie of this quality.
I recognize this may not be the most efficient way to make content but I get so much out of these extended build videos, all of these detailed looks into your optimizations and how you've gone about actually installing them is so valuable
This video was both visually and audibly very well done Ben. It’s been awesome watching your skills grow not only as a content creator/editor, mechanic/fabricator, AND driver over the years. I feel like this will be a video I come back to watch just for the vibes alone. This is truly your magnum opus. Cheers!
The timelapse of the bodywork was super cool! It's neat to watch the metal deform.
Otherwise, thanks for another awesome vid, however long, G&G!
Them suddenly having aussie accents everytime PWR is mentioned is peak comedy. 😅
Screw those folks with low attention spans, if you really like car, you'll love full length videos like this.... I love to see workmanship and parts come together on a beautiful racecar..
You're nailing it, keep the great work!
Really loved this. You can tell how much Ben loves this car by all the little things he took to time to fix/upgrade while it was apart. Love to see it
Hey, Ben, Aussie fan here, great video, and yes, please do longer videos, be it in the garage or on the track, well done! Bye, for now, Alex :)
conspicuously missing from your comment is an endorsement of his absolutely flawless Australian accent when saying PWAhh
The fact that you put it back together all by yourself is incredible. I really enjoyed the video.
Dude, this was such a huge amount of work. Good for you for making this into one dope video instead of a 10 part series like some folks would have. Would have loved to see a "greased lightning" parody with the amount of work you did.
Those other UA-camrs with a 10 part series: 2 episodes of them cleaning and stripping down the car, followed by 5 videos of them grinding paint and rust.
Ben you wood cuttin, metal bending, screw drivin sob - fantastic episode! The music was 🔥good luck this season 👍🏽
This was awesome! Really liked the music choices.
The longer cinematic videos with good looking shots is what I'm here for.
Honestly this video has been very therapeutic, been waiting for a civic refresh.
my guy wear a respirator when painting!
I knew I was going to see this comment 🙄
@@user-A-A-RON Well because it's kinda stupid to not wear one.
Oh man, the shot of cleaning up that Teggy subframe was so satisfying! Good job, Ben.
awww man, i saw this wreck in race awhile back happy to see some content on it!
Seeing the development of this car over the years has been truly awesome. That wide body front end looks like it would understeer like crazy but its performance clearly shows that’s not true. I never would’ve thought of that. Also crazy that the control arm spread the whole subframe before breaking.
At 1:54.....I was waiting for "......We can rebuild the car. We have the technology. We can make the car better than it was. Better, stronger, faster."
I don't know if he's old enough to get it.
Doing a paint correction on a Porsche whilst watching this in the back ground, absolutely brilliant video… much love from the UK 🇬🇧
Wow one hour. Let me save this so it ends my day
As a person who is just getting into cars because it is neat and my husband is a huge car person I found this video to be very enjoyable. I'm so sorry about the accident and glad you turned to the right and saved both you and the other driver more damage and or injury then going left and t-boning the other car. It's a sad situation but glad you are okay, and hearing you mention this wasn't your normal length videos made me want to comment. I really enjoyed this video, we watch your UA-cam channel and I enjoy them but this one showed everything. It was longer, yes, but I liked seeing every detail of what you were doing and why.
Coming from your not normal audience, normally I'm electrical repair, this was great to watch and kept me watching to see what you were working on next.
Thank you
Feel like this video needs a day's of thunder moment of you talking to the car while building it in the barn 🤣
I enjoy all the Gears and Gasoline videos, this was no exception. Great format for this one. I like seeing individual nuts and bolts come off and get replaced. also enjoyed the bench close-ups showing each tool Ben uses.
you guys are doing great on the Aussie accents, I fully expect you guys to start having a bunnings snag and choccy milk (or brew of your choice) during smoko
btw all the boring stuff is fine in this type of longer format video
ive been following this channel for years now and its probably one of the only channels that can hold my attention. i never find myself waiting for you guys to upload, but i know when you do, regardless of the length, ill be watching it, and ill be enjoying it
This was fun to watch. Respect to Ben for doing 95% himself, car looks great, excited to see what kind of difference the changes make, if any.
Watching this while I'm on holiday with a wine on hand at the beach...loving it.
As always, god-tier video editing! I think occasional long form videos break up the pace in a nice way - specially when they're this therapeutic and easy to follow along.
nice so see the zx2 in the corner of the shot, that thing was a big part of the growth of the channel, happy to see ben still has it around
I love the long form, no drama build videos.
Good work Ben. This is the reality people rarely get to see behind the curtain. A solid 40 hours of work shown in less then an hour. You killed it bro 😎
I've said it before, but whoever picks your music for you on these videos is fantastic. Also shout out to Tevin for the assist! I hate fiberglass work too.
The craftsmanship and cinematography is genuinely top tier, these guys are incredibly talented. Thank you for such an amazing video, really love this style of content. Wishing you to beat all your track times!
Nice to see channels that do 99% of the work them selves, with just specialist bits done by others. Nice work 😊
Damn Ben, gotta say glad you're not too bang up, just emotional damage.
But seriously, see you in your shop doing this solo, it's just hit me. You're a one man wrecking machine! All skills, no frills!
This video just gave me a lot of hope in my building, I have a 99 EX civic that has a little crash in the front, it wasn't that hard as your car, the civic looks fantastic, I love the job that you did with the radiator and everything, This is an amazing channel, Well done!! Greatings from El Salvador, love ya boys!
Very happy that you were able to get everything fixed; and more happy that you're okay after the crash. Looking forward to seeing you back out on the GLTC grid!
Bravo Ben...amazing work, time and effort put into that Civic. Hope you keep it till the end.
I've seen you strip, prep and repaint that engine bay twice. I may just be a viewer but that civic has some real sentimental value ❤
This is just car asmr, super chill vibe, very good fitting music, lovely to watch , and best video work video on the canal. I love it. After watching i'm chill and in a way better head space than i was after a shitty day with my car. Please keep making these kind of video's. And hope a road trip video is coming soon ❤❤❤❤
One of my favorite G&G videos to date. Loved the Format and more relaxed style of rebuilding your car.
Would love to watch all the "boring" sides of the video as its just reality in building a car and i find it enjoyable and therapeautic.
Absolutely amazing video quality and it’s so nice to see the rebuild and also the small improvements. This is my favorite channel on UA-cam and one of the only automotive channels I actually anticipate watching. Love your content and the effort you guys put in, can’t wait to see how it performs. 🤘
I think this is the equivalent of a breakthrough here where you have made the leap from simply someone with a camera and knowledge of video editing to a filmmaker and artist. 10/10. As a viewer, whatever you have done here is your own style and it was so enjoyable to watch.
Otherwise, I loved seeing all the PPE in this video. Let's make PPE cool for our generation! If you want to be innovative and lead that effort, get some PPE sponsors involved in your UA-cam channel and racing.
Fantastic job Ben. Looking forward to seeing her back on track with you behind the wheel. All the best for the rest of the season.
awesome video. thank you for putting out authentic, real car content that is not ADHD and a joke every second. so relaxing to watch and educational.
I know it was a lot of work but these long form videos are appreciated. This was fun to watch. Plus we got more shots the ZX2 looking sexy in the back. Time for some updates on it.
This is the quickest hour that passed in a while. You guys make such a great videos I am so impressed. I love the build and I aspire to be like you guys one day. The civic looks AMAZING as usual and I know it is really fast on track as well. It feels like yesterday you guys were doing Civic and Miata roadtrip and now the civic is crazier than ever. Literally should be studying for my second board exam in med school but instead I watched this. :D Keep it up Bens! You guys definitely make my Saturdays exciting!
Long format content is where its at. Can play games and have vids going, why i love ViceGripGarage
I appreciate you not saying "CAD - Cardboard Aided Design"
This is was a great vid to take a nap to and then back up and rewatch as necessary.
The civic looks great! I love long videos from start to finish instead of multiple short ones over months for this kind of content
It might not be content that you should ALWAYS make but If you guys have enough content to fill in weekly (as you seem to like to have and as you are able to pull off so far) I thoroughly enjoyed the long form of this video. It was well thought out and gave more in depth look (even if it was time lapsed which is okay with me) of what it takes to plan out, execute, pivot, and complete your rebuild and upgrades.
I personally enjoy the bigger picture as opposed to rushing the visuals and context to have a "complete build" in 15 minutes. This video was great in that it was true to what you had experienced and it wasn't just another "UA-cam content video".
Great job. I LOVED IT.
i love the radiator "enclosure" very good idea!
I really enjoyed this video. Chill, comprehensive, well edited... Wish more on UA-cam was like this. Great work, video and car.
Between the last track day video with Cody and Ben, to this? You guys are making some of the best content I've seen from this channel. Watching the quality of video grow over the years has been awesome. Love it. Please take breaks if it means more in depth videos, I for one will watch every minute of it.
Man when I was a kid playing gran turismo this what i imagined the ultimate life to be like. Then I realized working on cars is difficult and frustrating. Hats off to you, get some rest. 2 am is a horrible time to be awake.
I am really impressed with how much work you did yourself. Its a really satisficing feeling to work on a car like that and have it come out like yours did.
The refreshment of the Civic is fantastic
This was an incredibly relaxing one hour of a rebuild. Total ASMR. Love it Ben!
The best part of waking up is Gears & Gasoline in your notifications. Folgers can take a hike!
This is my favorite civic, always has been, probably always will be. Not that I’m a huge Honda guy or anything like that, but something about the purposefulness of this car and your continued development of it just scratches my brain in all the right places.
honestly one of my favorite videos from the past several months, I love watching you guys wrench on your cars and the long form content is refreshing! Keep up the good work Bens!
Probably one of my favorite episodes, you can see how much you care about the civic and the pride you take putting it back together is awesome! I enjoyed the hour long episode
I’m so amaze with the amount of talent and skill you got there rebuilding the car almost on your own. I wish I had those too 🙏
Ducting for that radiator is fire and ingenious ‼️‼️
This and the last one hour video on the genesis of this Car are two of my favorite UA-cam videos of all time. They are both perfect and so entertaining. Thank you 🙏🏻 ❤
Loving that your being precise and measuring that's the most important part of repairing crash damage. If you ever need any advice hit me up and I'll do whatever I can to help. P.S. Get yourself a tool called a tram gauge best cheap but accurate and effective tool for measuring frames.
Really loved this one. I hope it was worth it for you guys to make it. I can tell it was a ton of work. I was definitely concerned with an over hour long youtube video but i was interested and enjoying it the entire way through. Good work as usual, guys. One of my all time favorites for automotive youtube.
This was a great episode. Super calm. Helped me fall asleep at a proper time which is saying something with my insomnia.
Ups and downs, as if this was down?!!!! Dude, this was an up up up... You walked away from with unscathed. An awesome content opportunity, in your GOOD HEALTH, which will yield 1M views and Civic 2.0!
Great job Ben. I love your mentality when you are saying that one disaster is only a chance to improve the car. Can't wait to see you racing this car again. And I have to say, I was hoping that you quit this car and that you will bring the newer civic on track. Nevermind 😅
Thanks for the long video, Ben. You could have easily dragged this out into a series, like many UA-camrs do, to have weeks' worth of content. As a viewer, it's very satisfying to see the results in one sitting.