Absolutely agree, normal people do the process little by little so that’s how I enjoy it! Other channels just use one video and then you don’t know what’s involved in doing the job, so no learning from that
I like the fact whilst building the vehicle you explain in detail any issue you may encounter. Sometimes not always with a solution at first, but I think that’s what makes it worth watching.
I think true car enthusiasts appreciate the process it's like going to your friend's house to see how far they've come or vice versa... and then wanting to help too 👍🏾
The way you guys show how to solve a problem, showing products that we the consumers might be interested for our own projects. Could not ask for more. Keep Grinding
i enjoy the episodes grinding it out, i learn so much! plus if you take 2 weeks off and POOF the cars are done, that defeats the whole purpose of watching a build series
More detail is better than a quick fix of "It's done" Perhaps tackling more than one project at a time would help you from feeling like you're doing the same thing over and over, maybe have simple project ongoing on something cheap?
I personally prefer more episodes that don't skip things. I would much rather see the whole process including any problems as it makes it much more involving. Keep up the good work. You also need to realise that most of us really look forward to your twice weekly episodes and feel part of the whole process. I think UA-cam has replaced the TV for many of us and the content on UA-cam is far better and what we actually want to see rather than pointless shallow celebrity shows!
I think it’s a good balance of getting stuff done and not being too slow. The time lapse helps. Lovin the Saturday morning videos! Just like the powerblock back in the day.
As an E39 touring driver, I’ve really enjoyed seeing the whole process of this wagon. Mine has an LS/T56 in it, but you’re using some of the same suspension parts I have on mine. Really looking forward to seeing what those Stoptechs can do!
I love the way you guys are doing things right now. It's very detailed and makes it nice information for someone who would want to do the same types of builds
I’d like to think that most of us enjoy watching the process and the tedious work that goes into these builds versus most youtubers that completely skip any part that isn’t super simple.
I personally enjoy the detailed breakdown of each project you guys take on. Seeing how much work goes into every piece of the build helps me to appreciate the cars and the work you do. Getting to experience the issues you encounter and how you overcome them is a large part of why I watch your videos and gives me the confidence to work on my own car. Keep up the great work!
I LOVE the two videos a week chronicling what is being done to the cars. Anyone who complains about the other material simply doesn't enjoy a thorough, detailed, well done build.
I love the little things you guys are doing, please don't skip anything. Its more satisfying when the builds are complete knowing all of the changes and fixes you guys made.
Keep showing us all parts of the builds because it feels like forum build thread with videos AND you guys troubleshoot real situations which is helpful for others. Keep doing what you do!
Don't change your videos. I like that you show the little side jobs that really take a lot time to resolve. This channel has an authenticity few other channel on youtube have.
Top tip is that you leave the drivers side headlight out and adjust the pins on the hood. If it gets stuck push up and dawn on the hood so it horses it open. We always had success with that🙃
I really enjoy these episodes, i don't mind if there will be another five, ten or twenty episodes towards the end of that sweet build :D Keep it up guys
The more you show, the better. Its a lot of work for nothing but its the small clips that make it one whole awesome experience. You gotta remember that most of your viewers have dreams to do what you guys are doing and seeing all the small stuff, even things we've seen before is exactly the right motivation we need while watching!! Cheers, from a fellow GTAer.
one of the major reasons i watch you guys is these setbacks you encounter and the ways you overcome them so satisfying you know, can't wait to see the three projects on the track , love you guys
I like the long detailed videos, that's what I love about this channel it's not just a blur of work with music, you guys have taught me alot about cars, I love it!
Definitely enjoying the content...don’t skip the small stuff..anyone who would like to do a build wants to see understand and appreciate what the process requires.
Keep going, we love it. Don’t edit out anything, don’t leave us in the cold. 🙏 To many channels cut all the trials and tribulations out and make every project build seem like a few days work all roses and cake.
I like seeing these builds come together in real time with these long, detailed episodes. I quite watching TV car shows because they’ll build an entire car from the ground up in 20-45 minutes in a single episode. Keep doing what you’re doing!
The more drawn-out style is better. There is an endless amount of videos of crazy cars on the internet, but we come here to see you guys and what you do.
Keep doing what you are, the reason I started watching was because of the attention to detail. Ever since you changed the throw out bearing in your bother’s Civic. That was probably the first time I went deep into a car. Thank a lot!!!!!
I enjoy the numerous episodes, especially the details in the bumps and unexpected challenges. This is a realistic presentation of project cars. SOMETHING always pops up to slow you down, and it's nice seeing the process of overcoming that.
I subscribe because y’all build real cars, thanks for keeping it real. Building and modifying is frustrating, and down right heartbreaking. Thanks for sticking with it and showing the reality.
I really think the grind is something that is missing in alot of videos from others, it pends a huge amount of reality and relatability to the process so many get frustrated with but you motivate myself and others to not give up and keep going !
Please, keep it as it is. I know some people are impatient, but I enjoy watching you struggle, as it gives a good perspective on what people can expect when attempting similar builds. Love the Lexus and love the wagon.
Glad see that you’ve been fightning with the hood and latches and it didn’t take you an eternity. Adjusting the hood and fixing the latches took me like a week!
Nah man, I like this format. One of the only builds that I actually watch every episode. I was super impressed by the mods to make that muffler work, it was a pleasure to watch.
I love the slow and detailed process! I think its cool to see a "Challenge" video series that isn't just a couple videos. You guys go above and beyond!
As per your poll at the beginning I asked my girls (3&6) and we all agree that we love how the series are going, love the tinkering and all the steps in the process. Truth be told my 3 year old really loves when you guys work at Super speed (aka time lapse) Keep up the great work fellas!
Keep the content as it is. Personally for me it's more rewarding going through the builds and the whole process with you guy's. I also think it's the excitement in people to see the finished projects rather than the impatience.
This is the “real” part of major mods and swaps... the nitty gritty of why car projects drag on. So I’m all in on seeing the whole process. I’ve been there myself, but there’s always more to learn. You’re building my dream daily here - love the E39 generation, love sport wagons, and making it M5 is awesome. Even the colour is perfect as far as I’m concerned.
Hey Speed Academy! I love your videos. *Please Do Not Change Anything* about your Channel. It helps provide real good details for others who might have current projects going on in their lives. You Channel is in a league of its own.
I love the exasperation of "yet another problem" look. I don't think you are truly a BMW enthusiast until you don this look a few times a year in the garage. You are not alone...we are many. Great vid series!
I'm actually surprised y'all went through with a projector retrofit. The EvoX-R is a killer projector and has an amazing high beam... y'all really need to get some high beam splitters and properly utilize that retrofit. Trust me, dual low beams and quad high beams in an OEM form factor is so satisfying.
Multiple episodes of the "grind" creates emotional investment in the project. Shorter builds have a more transactional feel. Keep doing what you're doing!
I'm a minute in, and to answer your question....I'm emotionally invested in watching these builds. I'm here for the builds as well as you two have become somewhat of a fixture in my "tv" time. Don't rush things to pander to a minority of people who want to see things done over night. They should watch regular tv where the cars are built months before its even aired. Take your time, enjoy the builds, and brings us along for the journey. Unfortunately, I have a condo, so I cant work on my stuff anymore. So, I work on things vicariously through you! Cheer's from Surrey, BC.
I personally like the way you do the videos because you do the time lapse and you stop when you come into some technical issues and I feel like I'm learning with on how to solve issues and not just seeing the end product with no idea that something more complex happened or that their was an issue and how it was solved. Like with the mullet mustang I knew there would be some tuning issues and challenges.
Also I love the layout of the episodes thus far. I believe it’s important to document and detail the journey regardless of how grueling. It’s enjoyable to watch & will make the final result more satisfying for you as owners & us as viewers.
No complaints. The incredible effort, various difficulties and frustrations help illustrate just how epic of a build this is. It makes me desire the finished product even more. Excellent work, and deeply satisfying to see the progress.
I absolutely love how SA, G&G and MCM kinda throw some shots at eachother here and there, I watch all of these guys’ videos and I love how they communicate thru their work haha
For me the journey is just as important as the destination. I like seeing all the work and effort being put in... all the trials and solutions.. it makes everything seem more accessible to the rest of us imho... keep up the great work!
I like seeing the whole build, there’s a ton of good info in each of the stages of the build. As long as it doesn’t get down to literally watching paint dry, I’ll keep showing up to the videos.
I love these episodes grinding it out and seeing episodes of these builds. Its like a tv show :) It gives a realistic idea of how car projects suppose to take. It also gives us a more personal feel of how much work you guys put into your cars!
I love these videos. It gives a much more realistic view of what it actually takes to build these cars. A lot of other people out there just make it look like it was way easier than it actually is. On my first build, I got discouraged by how much longer it was taking than I expected. Had I known what it really takes going into it I wouldn't have gotten discouraged halfway through.
I wanna see all the detail and every turn of a bolt! We're all excited to see it finished but don't want to skip anything, just like grinding out the hood issue, would've even like to see a lil more of that issue for future help for others. Setting a pace like this for when the bigger projects come will set up a standard of detail that will match no other
I love the episodes. There is no need to rush, get it done right and show us all the mishaps along the way. I learned a lot from the mistakes. I'm a Lexus guy but that M wagon is going to be uniquely nice.
Love the more detailed episodes, feels like when it's all done, we are all just as invested as you guys. Plus alot of the tips and products used are transferable to other scenarios. Keep up the awesome work boys.
Definitely want to see the higher number episodes rather than a condensed version. It's fun to watch you guys. Great content! 👏 Tip: for heating the headlight black rubber glue you can use an oven at low temperature to soften the glue and make a solid new seal.
As a someone who loves working on cars i would like to see how stuff is done. Not just commercials for companies that makes parts, not time-lapse bs, I would like to see every bolt being taken off and replaced, and better camera angles where we can see that. I like 1hour episode with details more than 20min of episode explaining and than time-lapsing.
we love to see the whole process! id hate to feel like Ive missed out
Agreed. This is the reality of a build. Those two episode builds on UA-cam are cool and all but in neat realistic to us average car enthusiasts.
Absolutely agree, normal people do the process little by little so that’s how I enjoy it! Other channels just use one video and then you don’t know what’s involved in doing the job, so no learning from that
totally agreed, I'm less of a fan of the driving and more of the builds so it'd be quite the turn off for it to be less technical.
Love the grind!
Can you do dyno Honda Accord 2016 pls
You’ve been doing great. The more episodes on a project, the better. Makes it feel so much more monumental when it’s done
I personally enjoy the more drawn out content for these cars
Me too. Too bad the UA-cam algorithm doesn’t necessarily agree with that.
I truly don’t mind numerous episodes, you’re the one missing out on driving this beast not me!
Keep the two more week please. This is basically my car guy version of Saturday morning cartoons.
Haha true!
Well stated !
Agree 100%
Yes, build and show everything. Love the series and attention to detail.
Well said!
I like the fact whilst building the vehicle you explain in detail any issue you may encounter. Sometimes not always with a solution at first, but I think that’s what makes it worth watching.
Yup love to see the errors and the downtimes
Same, it's the whole reason why I like this channel so much
I got way more invested in this series than I initially had expected. Really looking forward to the end result!
Yeah, I wasn’t overly interested about these cars in the beginning. Now I’m emotionally invested
Same here!
they've invested more in these projects than expected.
@@mmavcanuck Hahaha me too! Still debating which of the two cars is my favourite, tho.
@@jaimeeus i kind of a lexus guy, but im feeling the wagon cause i can relate to the pain
I think true car enthusiasts appreciate the process it's like going to your friend's house to see how far they've come or vice versa... and then wanting to help too 👍🏾
Exactly. The Lexus is like good ChrisFix told me he repair was going to go. The M5 is usually the repair I end up doing.
Rome wasn’t built in a day!! Love watching the entire process!
Enjoying the m5 build. Take your time.
Word.
The way you guys show how to solve a problem, showing products that we the consumers might be interested for our own projects. Could not ask for more.
Keep Grinding
I like the episodes you're doing now
i enjoy the episodes grinding it out, i learn so much! plus if you take 2 weeks off and POOF the cars are done, that defeats the whole purpose of watching a build series
The general consensus is definitely the more, frequent content!
I really enjoy the shorter detail episodes. Makes me appreciate how much work really goes into each car. Great job as always!
Keep showing the grind, UA-cam has made car building seem like a weekend job. The truth needs to be shown.
Don't rush it guys, I don't mind more content at all. I think if we are subscribed it's because we enjoy the process.
More detail is better than a quick fix of "It's done"
Perhaps tackling more than one project at a time would help you from feeling like you're doing the same thing over and over, maybe have simple project ongoing on something cheap?
I personally prefer more episodes that don't skip things. I would much rather see the whole process including any problems as it makes it much more involving. Keep up the good work. You also need to realise that most of us really look forward to your twice weekly episodes and feel part of the whole process. I think UA-cam has replaced the TV for many of us and the content on UA-cam is far better and what we actually want to see rather than pointless shallow celebrity shows!
I think it’s a good balance of getting stuff done and not being too slow. The time lapse helps. Lovin the Saturday morning videos! Just like the powerblock back in the day.
I prefer the long build videos. Need more driving content though
Yes. Much more
I suspect most people watch to see how its done and all the details that go into this work. Deffo keep it the way it is guys. Top Channel.
Finally! I’m dying for these episodes 😓
As an E39 touring driver, I’ve really enjoyed seeing the whole process of this wagon. Mine has an LS/T56 in it, but you’re using some of the same suspension parts I have on mine. Really looking forward to seeing what those Stoptechs can do!
I love the way you guys are doing things right now. It's very detailed and makes it nice information for someone who would want to do the same types of builds
I’d like to think that most of us enjoy watching the process and the tedious work that goes into these builds versus most youtubers that completely skip any part that isn’t super simple.
I personally enjoy the detailed breakdown of each project you guys take on. Seeing how much work goes into every piece of the build helps me to appreciate the cars and the work you do. Getting to experience the issues you encounter and how you overcome them is a large part of why I watch your videos and gives me the confidence to work on my own car. Keep up the great work!
Makes me feel better when my projects take 10x longer to complete and I run into endless problems lol
I LOVE the two videos a week chronicling what is being done to the cars. Anyone who complains about the other material simply doesn't enjoy a thorough, detailed, well done build.
It's cool to see the small details, that way we can get ideas on our own builds!
I love the little things you guys are doing, please don't skip anything. Its more satisfying when the builds are complete knowing all of the changes and fixes you guys made.
We want to see all of it, keep them episodes coming!
Keep showing us all parts of the builds because it feels like forum build thread with videos AND you guys troubleshoot real situations which is helpful for others. Keep doing what you do!
the content so far is top notch, would like to see more driving, even street driving
Don't change your videos. I like that you show the little side jobs that really take a lot time to resolve. This channel has an authenticity few other channel on youtube have.
A 2 part clear over those inner tails would work best.. and they won't fade again!
Top tip is that you leave the drivers side headlight out and adjust the pins on the hood. If it gets stuck push up and dawn on the hood so it horses it open.
We always had success with that🙃
I really enjoy these episodes, i don't mind if there will be another five, ten or twenty episodes towards the end of that sweet build :D Keep it up guys
The more you show, the better. Its a lot of work for nothing but its the small clips that make it one whole awesome experience. You gotta remember that most of your viewers have dreams to do what you guys are doing and seeing all the small stuff, even things we've seen before is exactly the right motivation we need while watching!!
Cheers, from a fellow GTAer.
I want to see you do something with the cars when you’ve finished building them, the next project can wait.
one of the major reasons i watch you guys is these setbacks you encounter and the ways you overcome them so satisfying you know,
can't wait to see the three projects on the track ,
love you guys
I definitely like seeing the reality, the struggle of modifying a car.
I like the long detailed videos, that's what I love about this channel it's not just a blur of work with music, you guys have taught me alot about cars, I love it!
this build is making me M-Curious
Of course I want to see the final product. But this channel is all about the process. It's good to see all the steps and build up anticipation.....
I'm happy to suffer through many small episodes for the sake of consistency
Definitely enjoying the content...don’t skip the small stuff..anyone who would like to do a build wants to see understand and appreciate what the process requires.
Don’t rush it! I love seeing the whole build process.
I like seeing the step by step progress. There’s the good, the complicated and the bad. Makes it feel more like an actual project.
Keep going, we love it. Don’t edit out anything, don’t leave us in the cold. 🙏
To many channels cut all the trials and tribulations out and make every project build seem like a few days work all roses and cake.
I like seeing these builds come together in real time with these long, detailed episodes. I quite watching TV car shows because they’ll build an entire car from the ground up in 20-45 minutes in a single episode. Keep doing what you’re doing!
The more drawn-out style is better. There is an endless amount of videos of crazy cars on the internet, but we come here to see you guys and what you do.
Keep doing what you are, the reason I started watching was because of the attention to detail. Ever since you changed the throw out bearing in your bother’s Civic. That was probably the first time I went deep into a car. Thank a lot!!!!!
I enjoy the numerous episodes, especially the details in the bumps and unexpected challenges. This is a realistic presentation of project cars. SOMETHING always pops up to slow you down, and it's nice seeing the process of overcoming that.
I subscribe because y’all build real cars, thanks for keeping it real. Building and modifying is frustrating, and down right heartbreaking. Thanks for sticking with it and showing the reality.
I really enjoy these in-depth episodes, I much prefer them to one episode that just skips to the end result. This has been a great project!
I like seeing the small details, makes you appreciate the finished product more.
Keep the content coming on a regular basis! It keeps it real when you see all of the work put into these projects.
I really think the grind is something that is missing in alot of videos from others, it pends a huge amount of reality and relatability to the process so many get frustrated with but you motivate myself and others to not give up and keep going !
Please, keep it as it is. I know some people are impatient, but I enjoy watching you struggle, as it gives a good perspective on what people can expect when attempting similar builds. Love the Lexus and love the wagon.
Glad see that you’ve been fightning with the hood and latches and it didn’t take you an eternity.
Adjusting the hood and fixing the latches took me like a week!
Nah man, I like this format. One of the only builds that I actually watch every episode. I was super impressed by the mods to make that muffler work, it was a pleasure to watch.
Keep cranking out the episodes guys the projects are finished when they’re finished. I enjoy watching the process
I love the slow and detailed process! I think its cool to see a "Challenge" video series that isn't just a couple videos. You guys go above and beyond!
As per your poll at the beginning I asked my girls (3&6) and we all agree that we love how the series are going, love the tinkering and all the steps in the process. Truth be told my 3 year old really loves when you guys work at Super speed (aka time lapse) Keep up the great work fellas!
Keep the content as it is. Personally for me it's more rewarding going through the builds and the whole process with you guy's. I also think it's the excitement in people to see the finished projects rather than the impatience.
This is the “real” part of major mods and swaps... the nitty gritty of why car projects drag on. So I’m all in on seeing the whole process. I’ve been there myself, but there’s always more to learn.
You’re building my dream daily here - love the E39 generation, love sport wagons, and making it M5 is awesome. Even the colour is perfect as far as I’m concerned.
Hey Speed Academy! I love your videos. *Please Do Not Change Anything* about your Channel. It helps provide real good details for others who might have current projects going on in their lives. You Channel is in a league of its own.
Yup. My E39 hood latch was difficult to open too. I was always worried the cable was going to snap one day.
Can't wait to see this beast in action!!
Keep showing the whole process. Its nice seeing all the good and bad that comes with diy
I think you show the realistic side of building a car and all the issues you are bound to have. Keep doing what you're doing!
I love the exasperation of "yet another problem" look. I don't think you are truly a BMW enthusiast until you don this look a few times a year in the garage. You are not alone...we are many. Great vid series!
I'm actually surprised y'all went through with a projector retrofit. The EvoX-R is a killer projector and has an amazing high beam... y'all really need to get some high beam splitters and properly utilize that retrofit. Trust me, dual low beams and quad high beams in an OEM form factor is so satisfying.
Already have them!
Multiple episodes of the "grind" creates emotional investment in the project. Shorter builds have a more transactional feel. Keep doing what you're doing!
Love the very technical stuff. Seeing you guys put an interior back together, even in time lapse, is of no interrest to me. Keep up the good work!
I'm a minute in, and to answer your question....I'm emotionally invested in watching these builds. I'm here for the builds as well as you two have become somewhat of a fixture in my "tv" time. Don't rush things to pander to a minority of people who want to see things done over night. They should watch regular tv where the cars are built months before its even aired. Take your time, enjoy the builds, and brings us along for the journey. Unfortunately, I have a condo, so I cant work on my stuff anymore. So, I work on things vicariously through you!
Cheer's from Surrey, BC.
I personally like the way you do the videos because you do the time lapse and you stop when you come into some technical issues and I feel like I'm learning with on how to solve issues and not just seeing the end product with no idea that something more complex happened or that their was an issue and how it was solved. Like with the mullet mustang I knew there would be some tuning issues and challenges.
More episodes please. Keep going with this format. Want to see everything.
Also I love the layout of the episodes thus far. I believe it’s important to document and detail the journey regardless of how grueling.
It’s enjoyable to watch & will make the final result more satisfying for you as owners & us as viewers.
No complaints. The incredible effort, various difficulties and frustrations help illustrate just how epic of a build this is. It makes me desire the finished product even more. Excellent work, and deeply satisfying to see the progress.
I absolutely love how SA, G&G and MCM kinda throw some shots at eachother here and there, I watch all of these guys’ videos and I love how they communicate thru their work haha
For me the journey is just as important as the destination. I like seeing all the work and effort being put in... all the trials and solutions.. it makes everything seem more accessible to the rest of us imho... keep up the great work!
I like to see the smaller processes. It really lets viewers know how in-depth things are when you work in cars.
I love the dashes on e39 and e46 BMWs for some reason. They look solid and just right.
I like seeing the whole build, there’s a ton of good info in each of the stages of the build. As long as it doesn’t get down to literally watching paint dry, I’ll keep showing up to the videos.
Oh man, we can see the frustration in your face. I am glad you don’t hide all the troubles that you go through.
Love seeing the hard work and details that go into the cars you guys are building, don’t change a thing.
I love these episodes grinding it out and seeing episodes of these builds.
Its like a tv show :)
It gives a realistic idea of how car projects suppose to take.
It also gives us a more personal feel of how much work you guys put into your cars!
Keep showing the whole process its what make it interesting. Showing the mistakes and all the do's and dont's are part of enjoying your channel.
I love these videos. It gives a much more realistic view of what it actually takes to build these cars. A lot of other people out there just make it look like it was way easier than it actually is. On my first build, I got discouraged by how much longer it was taking than I expected. Had I known what it really takes going into it I wouldn't have gotten discouraged halfway through.
Seeing the work in detail is much more satisfying
Still enjoying this. Proper care for the rebuild is better than a rush job. Love it
I wanna see all the detail and every turn of a bolt! We're all excited to see it finished but don't want to skip anything, just like grinding out the hood issue, would've even like to see a lil more of that issue for future help for others. Setting a pace like this for when the bigger projects come will set up a standard of detail that will match no other
I love the episodes. There is no need to rush, get it done right and show us all the mishaps along the way. I learned a lot from the mistakes. I'm a Lexus guy but that M wagon is going to be uniquely nice.
Love the more detailed episodes, feels like when it's all done, we are all just as invested as you guys. Plus alot of the tips and products used are transferable to other scenarios. Keep up the awesome work boys.
I like the more detailed episodes. Really makes people appreciate the time and effort that goes into building these cars!
Definitely want to see the higher number episodes rather than a condensed version. It's fun to watch you guys. Great content! 👏
Tip: for heating the headlight black rubber glue you can use an oven at low temperature to soften the glue and make a solid new seal.
Keep the detailed episodes and take your time. I love watching the process.
As a someone who loves working on cars i would like to see how stuff is done. Not just commercials for companies that makes parts, not time-lapse bs, I would like to see every bolt being taken off and replaced, and better camera angles where we can see that.
I like 1hour episode with details more than 20min of episode explaining and than time-lapsing.
I like the progress you have been showing. It shows the scope of work required to do a build like this.