I don't think a lot of ppl understand how much work goes into recording work like this. All the times you gotta stop working and record stuff....the put the camera at different angles to make sure you capture everything from better angles....let's not talk about the hours it takes to review all the footage then edit it so it's something we (the viewers) can watch and enjoy. All that to say .... THANKS A FUCKING MILLION for all the work you do man. You and your cousin did an awesome job. I especially appreciate the little tips like taping and labelling everything....takings lots of pics always helps. I remember doing that same thing when I redid my IRS....watched a shit ton UA-cam videos and just took my time cuz I'm no mechanic either but really wanted to tackle it by myself (with the help of my cousin too lol). But it's such a rewarding feeling once you finish....plus you learn so much about the car. Sorry for the long comment lol thanks again brother and keep up the great content. LMAO at your jumping off the car. NGL it was funny as hell, glad you're good man. ✊🏽
Wow wow wow Thank you so much for your amazing comment and review of my video. Yes you are 100 percent correct in all the work that it takes to make a video like this possible, thinking about camera angles and at the same time focusing on the work, then edit hours of footage, not to mention that this was my first time pulling a blower from any car lol. I appreciate you taking the time to leave such a nice thoughtful comment, not a lot of people take the time nor care about the time that it takes to make a video like this one. My only intentions were to help people and I’m glad that it has done just that. Thanks again man, comments like this make it all worth it at the end 🙏🏻
Great video. I was sad to see you hit your head. I did that once but my head hit the garage door motor box above and I had to get stitches.great work to both of you guys! Thanks for the shoutout too.
Thanks Justin! I was okay I had a little bump on my head the day after but it really didn’t hurt much, We appreciate the compliment on the work we did here, your video help me out a ton 🙏🏻
Good job im doing the exact same thing im pulled out my stock and just put back a stage 5 eaton that im still in the process my first time also just following you tube...thanks your doing a great job
@@TheMGChannel My work schedule is weird compared to a lot of peoples so it’s hard to find a good time for an extra set of helping hands other than on some weekends
I agree bro that fuel line almost made me loose it lol Thanks brother it’s hard to work on the car and film 🎥 at the same time but it was definitely worth it 🙏🏻
@@TheMGChannel thanks for posting it bud. Definitely will be watching it and others I'm sure when I do it. Guessing I need to drain the coolant first? Haven't seen anyone do that first but seems automatic.
@@kennethdurbin3385 Yes you should, I didn’t do it because I had no coolant on my radiator thanks to a hole that drain my coolant lol and then I just removed the blower
It’s more of a job than people realize, I’m glad I already have a bigger blower, BUT, I’m wanting to change to the bigger inlet that is the cobra twin throttle body. . . And so, the blower will have to come off for that, but for now I’m just enjoying what I got, great video 👍🏼
I appreciate the shoutout. Glad I could be there on an electronic level lol. People will enjoy this video for years to come. 👏🏼
Haha yes you and your brother were here in a digital format lol I appreciate it man, I really hope that this video can help someone out 🙏🏻
Danny and Justin are some of the best and most Mustang informative on UA-cam
Hands down
I don't think a lot of ppl understand how much work goes into recording work like this. All the times you gotta stop working and record stuff....the put the camera at different angles to make sure you capture everything from better angles....let's not talk about the hours it takes to review all the footage then edit it so it's something we (the viewers) can watch and enjoy. All that to say .... THANKS A FUCKING MILLION for all the work you do man. You and your cousin did an awesome job. I especially appreciate the little tips like taping and labelling everything....takings lots of pics always helps. I remember doing that same thing when I redid my IRS....watched a shit ton UA-cam videos and just took my time cuz I'm no mechanic either but really wanted to tackle it by myself (with the help of my cousin too lol). But it's such a rewarding feeling once you finish....plus you learn so much about the car.
Sorry for the long comment lol thanks again brother and keep up the great content.
LMAO at your jumping off the car. NGL it was funny as hell, glad you're good man. ✊🏽
Wow wow wow Thank you so much for your amazing comment and review of my video. Yes you are 100 percent correct in all the work that it takes to make a video like this possible, thinking about camera angles and at the same time focusing on the work, then edit hours of footage, not to mention that this was my first time pulling a blower from any car lol. I appreciate you taking the time to leave such a nice thoughtful comment, not a lot of people take the time nor care about the time that it takes to make a video like this one. My only intentions were to help people and I’m glad that it has done just that. Thanks again man, comments like this make it all worth it at the end 🙏🏻
Great video. I was sad to see you hit your head. I did that once but my head hit the garage door motor box above and I had to get stitches.great work to both of you guys! Thanks for the shoutout too.
Thanks Justin! I was okay I had a little bump on my head the day after but it really didn’t hurt much, We appreciate the compliment on the work we did here, your video help me out a ton 🙏🏻
Good job im doing the exact same thing im pulled out my stock and just put back a stage 5 eaton that im still in the process my first time also just following you tube...thanks your doing a great job
My pleasure man, I hope this video can help in you in some way 🙏🏻
Great guide, and I love the editing. I’m glad I could be part of this video.🔥🔥
Your help was crucial, from filming to getting your hands dirty.. Thank you!
Great video, definitely a 2 person job trying to get that out lol. Makes me glad I brought mine somewhere lol
Lol yup you saved yourself a lot of work
@@TheMGChannel My work schedule is weird compared to a lot of peoples so it’s hard to find a good time for an extra set of helping hands other than on some weekends
It’s always the tiniest little things that make a job longer and more difficult. Great instructions man 👌🏼
I agree bro that fuel line almost made me loose it lol Thanks brother it’s hard to work on the car and film 🎥 at the same time but it was definitely worth it 🙏🏻
Nice work, I’ve ripped these blowers out a few times already and it gets easier over time. First time is always the scariest.
Bout to pull mine soon and have the blower and plentum chrome polished like Christopher Terry's. Love his mirror finish clean look.
Awesome man! I hope this video can help you tackling that job
@@TheMGChannel thanks for posting it bud. Definitely will be watching it and others I'm sure when I do it. Guessing I need to drain the coolant first? Haven't seen anyone do that first but seems automatic.
@@kennethdurbin3385 Yes you should, I didn’t do it because I had no coolant on my radiator thanks to a hole that drain my coolant lol and then I just removed the blower
@@TheMGChannel so just drain the coolant from the blower, lines and heat exchanger right?
It’s more of a job than people realize, I’m glad I already have a bigger blower, BUT, I’m wanting to change to the bigger inlet that is the cobra twin throttle body. . . And so, the blower will have to come off for that, but for now I’m just enjoying what I got, great video 👍🏼
Thanks bro, but to change the throttle body or inlet you don’t need to remove your blower. It’s actually fairly simple, you have a Whipple right?
Solid video! You should put a black epoxy floor and paint the garage. Make her stand out even more. That's what I did. :)
Lol not a bad idea
Definitely time consuming and scary 😧 Thankfully you are okay 😂 Love how detailed you were throughout the video 🙏
Nice work brotha..It will all be worth it in the end…
I agree 🙌🏻 Thank you
I love M G 💖💖
It's a tough job. I give you much credit for doing it yourself!
Thanks man! It was definitely a tough job and filming it was challenging as well but well worth it 🙏🏻
A lot of progress, almost there, can't wait for it to start up again.
Yes brother I can’t wait neither! Hopefully she will Dyno some good numbers