Glad to see grandfather, father, son projects. I’m 54, my dad is 74 and my boys are 29 and 26. My dad has three car projects going at any time, my oldest does body and paint and my youngest and I do the welding and fabricating. The coolest part of this video is how your son has built this piece by piece over a long period of time and that Daddy didn’t give him everything just because he’s a name in the industry. Sounds like you’re a great dad. Love watching all of your videos.
Membership acquired! Let’s go!! @Kyle thank you for sharing your build, it actually gave goose bumps as I have the same body style , mines is single spooly boi 76MM with a mod engine.
Man I’m glad to see a dad pass the info on to the son. I’ve just started this process as my son has been working in my shop with me for the past two summers.
Its a Father's dream to pass on his passion and hobbies to his son.. And having a son willing to is even more of a dream. My son, at first, refused to even listen to me talk about cars, then he hit puberty and entered 8th grade and started thinking about girls... And man did that quickly change his perspective on cool cars! lol.. And it was the complete opposite for my daughter. She loved cars when she was a kid, then when she hit puberty and started becoming a woman, she now cant be bothered to talk cars at all! Kids man... lol
@@JonHop1 I didn’t realize how much it means to me but a couple years in now it’s a big deal. He’s involved with my rc hobbie as well so yeah one happy dad
Most kids these days don’t want anything to do with their parents when they grow up. My son loves everything I do also. I’m hoping to start racing with him again locally at least.
@@mikelliteras397 Big thing for me was keeping my kids off the internet and social media. There is an iron clad rule in my house that there is NO unsupervised internet/social media usage until at least 16.. Im telling you, it pollutes and corrupts these children. Ive seen it first hand. This and I also have a strong community I live in and we all got together to home-school our children. This is so we could monitor their education and also help keep our values and principles instilled in them without teachers trying to brainwash your children. So we encouraged strong work-ethic, responsibility in our kids, and strong faith. Its a winning recipe for us here locally at least! I think it also helps we stay very busy outside of the urban decay and we have purpose each day. We raise our own livestock, source our own water and electricity, grow all of our own crops and are pretty much entirely self-sufficient.
Sometimes it is the other way around. My dad was a mechanic, but spent very little time showing us about cars (to be honest spending time with us in general). Most of what I learned about building engines I learned for myself, by just doing it (came naturally). I had a huge passion for it as a teenager. Then found mates with similar interests and that became our lives for many years. Worked in a high performance workshop for about 5 years where I honed my skills. Now approaching 60, I'm finding it hard to find the motivation to do a service on my car.
I'm proud of your son, he's got a good head on his shoulders. You are a great dad for not poisoning him with chevy talk ha ha. You work on and build any engines for your customers, thank you Steve.
Ton of Respect Steve for doing your best to offer so much wisdom on YT to your fans!.. Its not easy doing YT, especially for car channels. The things you and I might think are super cool (like tech vids), dont get as many views, yet for me are so much more valuable, yet YT and ad sense doesnt reward you for it!.. Its almost criminal!.. Keep up the great work and stay motivated!
You would be surprised how often I have heard that same comment. Seems YT is more for entertainment, than learning for most people. I thrive on watching content where I can actually learn something (regardless of how small it may be), but most channels pander to the lowest common denominator and produce content at a basic level where there is nothing for me to learn. When you do find something of interest you are generally inundated by fanbois and people who have never picked up a spanner in their lives telling you that you know nothing. Keep your technical stuff coming there is an audience, it just isn't as big.
So good to see father son projects and being able to teach what you know, definitely a top notch shop, Steve thanks for sharing all this info, just joined , for all the information, big fan thanks.
I love that he’s staying with Ford power. I’ve been trying to keep up on the Ford stuff for the day I get to build one but it’s few and far between in comparison to the GM stuff so it’s awesome to see you guys building one especially one that’s affordable for the average Joe.
Car looks good! I have been impressed with the factory 302 engines. Quick rev’er. Dependable for moderate street driving. If Kyle was scattering these; would have made good UA-cam videos. 💥
You have to be proud of the work your son has done to the mustang it's a sweet looking ride, please keep us updated on the build great to see knowledge passed along from father to son
He’s just like my son, has to be all cool when it started up, barely got a smile. I built my first engine in my dads apt kitchen and put it in my Mustang with a couple friends, when I was 19. I know I was loud and hi-fiving my friends when we started it for the first time. If dad wasn’t there and no cameras were on, he’d have acted a bit more excited. It’s great that you two are working together. I came down with a bulls*^t muscle disease when my son was 6 and after reading what was in my future, we went racing. Go karts from 7-12 and cars from 13-18 then he went to college. We haven’t done anything since he graduated because I’m in a wheelchair now and pretty useless, but we’re hoping to do some drag racing, even tho they just shut down our local track in Palm Beach Florida.
He's a very fortunate kid. My dad taught me the basics. Setting points, setting timing changing plugs adjusting valves plus the brakes and other miscellaneous stuff. He never got into performance tuning or racing. At one point however, he did have a Dodge Polara with a 383. It was fun heading to the gas station on Sundays. Half a block away from the house he'd put the pedal to the floor as he explained "you have to blow the carbon out" 😁 Through his teachings and my own curiosity I eventually went on to build two engines for my Chevy stepside when I was in my late twenties. I bought a brand new set of world products heads and spent 80 hours porting them and had the machinist install a larger exhaust valve. That idea came from a book by David Vizard, titled performance with economy or something like that. Without that influence from my father I don't know if automobiles would ever have become an interest. Thank you Dad 👍
Excellent work Kyle you couldn't tell how proud your father is of you and he has bilt a great business that will someday be your responsibility. Keep up the good work young man it is always a pleasure watching you work with your Pops!
You guys finally redeemed yourselves, keep up the good ford work, maybe we'll get a SMF build on a w deck and c parts and make everyone yippee a little.
That lapel mic made that thing stand out like the monster that it is, excellent build Kyle, it should be called Kyle's KMXM or Kyle's Monster Xtreme Machine! Perfect Ford Blue throughout, Gr8 L00king Drag n Drive!
Just wanted to let you know I subscribed for the top membership. I enjoy your videos and can't wait to see the next one. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
That is one beautiful looking sb Ford engine! SM custom valve covers and polished alum the fab work and rear suspension looks incredible🤠Kyle really did that Stang the right way👍
Great job Kyle on the build! Thanks Dad for helping him along the way! Sounds great! Love Kyle's smile when it was running! My boy never liked working in the garage with me so looks like my daughter will get all my tools hahahaha she was always in the ol cars with me even in her dresses! Oooops!.
This is awesome. I’m building a SN95 cobra and have slightly smaller goals. For a daily driver style. Love to see you showing SBF stuff. Thank you Kyle for doing some ford stuff! Show this car more often please
Thank God for the Ford builds. Would love to see you build some billet Ford 4 V heads. Good to see the Ford project in the works. Any target HP your expecting.
Nice looking Mustang! Great work Kyle! Steve, it's great to see and learn about all the stuff you do in the shop and with the Wagon. It would also be very interesting to see more of what Kyle does and to see his car on the track. I haven't always been a big fan of Ford but it's not that I don't like Ford, it's just that I have been around a lot more GM and Mopar. I hope you turn out some more videos of your work with Ford stuff.
You built a great looking car there Kyle, looking forward to seeing it get down the track and eat into those ET times and the steps to get there. Good luck 😎👍
Cool stuff. Will Kyle also be joining us all in that great big 400 car family outing we call Drag Week in is Ford? Love the SML install too, that was sweet.
My dad died when I was a kid. What I would have given to do this with him. I’m a first time dad now to a 5 year old hopefully one day we can have projects together
Nice work there Kyle, sounds like you have a very proud dad there. Wish my old man would have taken an interest in my car projects. Can't wait to see how it goes.
That's a clean ride Kyle! I have a '98 myself and I wish it was that clean but it IS running for the first time since 2012 now! I'm going to try to participate in Sick Week again with it. I did it last year in a '79 Malibu of my buddy's but we're both taking cars this year hopefully.
Car looks great, we run a very similar car in drag and drive events. 97 Cobra with a SME 400 on F1X procharger on E90, E85 on the street. Currently 8.50 cert. We were @ sickweek last year and plan to be there 2023. Hope to see yours there! Love the build, can't wait to check it out!~
Awesome car that will be quick ! My son runs a 2001 camaro ls3 80 mm single turbo factory car with the exception all trick running gear and suspension. Pulls wheel in front out 50 - 60 feet runs 8:80s
Glad to see grandfather, father, son projects. I’m 54, my dad is 74 and my boys are 29 and 26. My dad has three car projects going at any time, my oldest does body and paint and my youngest and I do the welding and fabricating. The coolest part of this video is how your son has built this piece by piece over a long period of time and that Daddy didn’t give him everything just because he’s a name in the industry. Sounds like you’re a great dad. Love watching all of your videos.
Membership acquired! Let’s go!! @Kyle thank you for sharing your build, it actually gave goose bumps as I have the same body style , mines is single spooly boi 76MM with a mod engine.
Man I’m glad to see a dad pass the info on to the son. I’ve just started this process as my son has been working in my shop with me for the past two summers.
Its a Father's dream to pass on his passion and hobbies to his son.. And having a son willing to is even more of a dream. My son, at first, refused to even listen to me talk about cars, then he hit puberty and entered 8th grade and started thinking about girls... And man did that quickly change his perspective on cool cars! lol.. And it was the complete opposite for my daughter. She loved cars when she was a kid, then when she hit puberty and started becoming a woman, she now cant be bothered to talk cars at all! Kids man... lol
@@JonHop1 I didn’t realize how much it means to me but a couple years in now it’s a big deal. He’s involved with my rc hobbie as well so yeah one happy dad
Most kids these days don’t want anything to do with their parents when they grow up. My son loves everything I do also. I’m hoping to start racing with him again locally at least.
@@mikelliteras397 Big thing for me was keeping my kids off the internet and social media. There is an iron clad rule in my house that there is NO unsupervised internet/social media usage until at least 16.. Im telling you, it pollutes and corrupts these children. Ive seen it first hand. This and I also have a strong community I live in and we all got together to home-school our children. This is so we could monitor their education and also help keep our values and principles instilled in them without teachers trying to brainwash your children. So we encouraged strong work-ethic, responsibility in our kids, and strong faith. Its a winning recipe for us here locally at least! I think it also helps we stay very busy outside of the urban decay and we have purpose each day. We raise our own livestock, source our own water and electricity, grow all of our own crops and are pretty much entirely self-sufficient.
Sometimes it is the other way around. My dad was a mechanic, but spent very little time showing us about cars (to be honest spending time with us in general). Most of what I learned about building engines I learned for myself, by just doing it (came naturally). I had a huge passion for it as a teenager. Then found mates with similar interests and that became our lives for many years. Worked in a high performance workshop for about 5 years where I honed my skills. Now approaching 60, I'm finding it hard to find the motivation to do a service on my car.
I'm proud of your son, he's got a good head on his shoulders. You are a great dad for not poisoning him with chevy talk ha ha. You work on and build any engines for your customers, thank you Steve.
Really does seem like a good kid.
Way to go, Kyle! Really impressive car and fabrication. I bet your Dad is very proud of your work.
Finally! Us Ford fans are thrown a bone. Nice build!
I just joined this channel. Man how awesome is a father teaching his son. I think thats what it is all about. Keep up the great work Kyle.
Looks and sounds great Kyle! Can’t wait to see it at a drag and drive event.👍Thanks SME
Love seeing the all Ford ‘Stang. You raised Kyle right Steve.
Ton of Respect Steve for doing your best to offer so much wisdom on YT to your fans!.. Its not easy doing YT, especially for car channels. The things you and I might think are super cool (like tech vids), dont get as many views, yet for me are so much more valuable, yet YT and ad sense doesnt reward you for it!.. Its almost criminal!.. Keep up the great work and stay motivated!
You would be surprised how often I have heard that same comment. Seems YT is more for entertainment, than learning for most people. I thrive on watching content where I can actually learn something (regardless of how small it may be), but most channels pander to the lowest common denominator and produce content at a basic level where there is nothing for me to learn. When you do find something of interest you are generally inundated by fanbois and people who have never picked up a spanner in their lives telling you that you know nothing. Keep your technical stuff coming there is an audience, it just isn't as big.
So good to see father son projects and being able to teach what you know, definitely a top notch shop, Steve thanks for sharing all this info, just joined , for all the information, big fan thanks.
The Dynamic Duo! Keep on going, this is going to be awesome guys!!!
I love that he’s staying with Ford power. I’ve been trying to keep up on the Ford stuff for the day I get to build one but it’s few and far between in comparison to the GM stuff so it’s awesome to see you guys building one especially one that’s affordable for the average Joe.
Car looks good! I have been impressed with the factory 302 engines. Quick rev’er. Dependable for moderate street driving. If Kyle was scattering these; would have made good UA-cam videos. 💥
Kyle rocks for keeping it ford powered. Thanks Kyle.
Holy cow! The last time I was in the shop Kyle was about 10 years old. He grown to a fine young man. Good job Steve.
It’ll be awesome to see father son at the next drag and drive.
that is a sweet build! can't wait for the hub Dyno results. dad power had me cracking up!! the wagon is a little more husky, so it needs it 🤘🏻🇺🇲
You have to be proud of the work your son has done to the mustang it's a sweet looking ride, please keep us updated on the build great to see knowledge passed along from father to son
He’s just like my son, has to be all cool when it started up, barely got a smile. I built my first engine in my dads apt kitchen and put it in my Mustang with a couple friends, when I was 19. I know I was loud and hi-fiving my friends when we started it for the first time. If dad wasn’t there and no cameras were on, he’d have acted a bit more excited. It’s great that you two are working together. I came down with a bulls*^t muscle disease when my son was 6 and after reading what was in my future, we went racing. Go karts from 7-12 and cars from 13-18 then he went to college. We haven’t done anything since he graduated because I’m in a wheelchair now and pretty useless, but we’re hoping to do some drag racing, even tho they just shut down our local track in Palm Beach Florida.
He's a very fortunate kid. My dad taught me the basics. Setting points, setting timing changing plugs adjusting valves plus the brakes and other miscellaneous stuff.
He never got into performance tuning or racing. At one point however, he did have a Dodge Polara with a 383. It was fun heading to the gas station on Sundays. Half a block away from the house he'd put the pedal to the floor as he explained "you have to blow the carbon out" 😁
Through his teachings and my own curiosity I eventually went on to build two engines for my Chevy stepside when I was in my late twenties. I bought a brand new set of world products heads and spent 80 hours porting them and had the machinist install a larger exhaust valve. That idea came from a book by David Vizard, titled performance with economy or something like that.
Without that influence from my father I don't know if automobiles would ever have become an interest.
Thank you Dad 👍
Man I can't wait to see this thing going down the track. One of the best looking Mustangs out there by far
Cool stuff 😎 👍. Happy to see someone show Ford some attention 😀. Enjoyed watching.
It was great to hear the origin story of Kyle's Mustang. I'm looking forward to seeing it on the dyno.
Excellent work Kyle you couldn't tell how proud your father is of you and he has bilt a great business that will someday be your responsibility. Keep up the good work young man it is always a pleasure watching you work with your Pops!
You guys finally redeemed yourselves, keep up the good ford work, maybe we'll get a SMF build on a w deck and c parts and make everyone yippee a little.
It’s so refreshing to see someone build a SBF based Mustang these days.
Awesome build Kyle!!, can't wait to see it make some passes down the track
Beautiful build,you must be proud Steve!
Finally Kyle gets a little love by getting to show his project. It gonna be sick
Nice ride! Love that it’s all stock type components. Lol, wondered why he has the Cobra Jet tattoo… now I understand lol
Badass car really didn't expect to see Kyle rocking a legit SBF powered anything let alone an SN95. I love the color and choice to twins with ethanol.
That lapel mic made that thing stand out like the monster that it is, excellent build Kyle, it should be called Kyle's KMXM or Kyle's Monster Xtreme Machine! Perfect Ford Blue throughout, Gr8 L00king Drag n Drive!
Just wanted to let you know I subscribed for the top membership.
I enjoy your videos and can't wait to see the next one.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Been waiting to see this beast ,well done kyle BRING ON THE FATHER AND SON RACE
Love the sbf stuff more on this please
That is one beautiful looking sb Ford engine! SM custom valve covers and polished alum the fab work and rear suspension looks incredible🤠Kyle really did that Stang the right way👍
Great video Steve! Love see the father and son stuff.
Happy little Ford. Nice work Kyle.
Great job Kyle on the build! Thanks Dad for helping him along the way! Sounds great! Love Kyle's smile when it was running! My boy never liked working in the garage with me so looks like my daughter will get all my tools hahahaha she was always in the ol cars with me even in her dresses! Oooops!.
This is awesome. I’m building a SN95 cobra and have slightly smaller goals. For a daily driver style. Love to see you showing SBF stuff. Thank you Kyle for doing some ford stuff! Show this car more often please
For $4 bucks a month, it's totally worth it, and once I have an income again I'll certainly be signing up. Great content as always Steve!
Thank God for the Ford builds. Would love to see you build some billet Ford 4 V heads. Good to see the Ford project in the works. Any target HP your expecting.
Nice job Kyle! I like the "smurf" blue too!
Clean and nice . Good to see Kyle heavily involved.
just wanted to thank you for all the information you give
Cannot wait to hear this baby rip thank you STEVE there’s not enough small block Ford content like this on UA-cam
Nice job Kyle - I know a lot about long term projects! Anxious to see you get out and have some fun with it!
Glad to see Morrison engines gonna on and nice to see father passing down the knowledge and keeping the sport going.
Man throughly enjoy your tech vids and just how much you tell all explaining why and how your engines can do and longevity.
This will be a weapon when finished, it's great to see you sharing your knowledge, love the channel and keep it up mate cheers 🇦🇺😃
Beautiful Stang Kyle !! Thank you for sharing it ! Can’t wait to see it on Dyno and track ! Great videos Steve and Kyle !
Nice looking Mustang! Great work Kyle!
Steve, it's great to see and learn about all the stuff you do in the shop and with the Wagon. It would also be very interesting to see more of what Kyle does and to see his car on the track. I haven't always been a big fan of Ford but it's not that I don't like Ford, it's just that I have been around a lot more GM and Mopar. I hope you turn out some more videos of your work with Ford stuff.
Love the diversity of engines on this channel
Cool ain't it, if you go back far enough he's even got lambo engines and the engine for the devel sixteen
Great looking build!
You built a great looking car there Kyle, looking forward to seeing it get down the track and eat into those ET times and the steps to get there. Good luck 😎👍
Cool stuff. Will Kyle also be joining us all in that great big 400 car family outing we call Drag Week in is Ford?
Love the SML install too, that was sweet.
nope not yet
Good job so far Kyle 👍 👏
The wait times at Sick Fabrication just got longer.
Very nice car. Cool to see a small block Ford.
Great to see father/son projects. Amazed at what you can build with hand me down parts. Love it
nice to see some SBF stuff on the channel I was wearing that shirt today at the car show we took our 67 fastback with SBF turbo
Nice work Kyle.
My dad died when I was a kid. What I would have given to do this with him. I’m a first time dad now to a 5 year old hopefully one day we can have projects together
Awesome thanks for sharing buddy
Steve Morris u r spoiling Kyle!
Great content thanks for sharing
Nice work there Kyle, sounds like you have a very proud dad there. Wish my old man would have taken an interest in my car projects. Can't wait to see how it goes.
Right on can’t wait to see it go down the track
Thanks for sharing! Love you guys!
Nice car man! And awesome fab work too!
Congrats Kyle! That thing is gonna rip 7's no problem. I'd be damn proud Steve!
Won't be to long and son's parts will be the big parts. Great to see family working together.
I'm not a big ford guy but man that car is pretty sweet, can't wait to see it run!
Nice looking car Kyle and proud dad!
Love that car! And what a nice color!👏👏👏
Great to see the Ford in the shop!
Grabber blue and soundtrack is amazing. Ford power Steve you better watch out for the dyno!!
Love Kyle’s car! With a real sbf! Love that!
Can't wait to see it's run on the dyno, excellent car, all the best to yous and your loved ones
Now we're talking
That is one helluva heap Kyle
Badass
Kyles my guy ford to heart here
Very nice build
Pretty cool stuff
Looks like a fast car! I hope it turns out exactly like you plan!!
A very nice build Kyle and awesome that it's a Ford
Dad turbos....ahuh ahuh....more power!...
Excellent job Kyle....sweet ride...💪😎🍺🇳🇿
That's a clean ride Kyle! I have a '98 myself and I wish it was that clean but it IS running for the first time since 2012 now! I'm going to try to participate in Sick Week again with it. I did it last year in a '79 Malibu of my buddy's but we're both taking cars this year hopefully.
superb to share a skill with family
Sick For Sure Kyle
Mr Steve your passing a wealth of information and knowledge to him .
That merge from the turbo's to the intake seems like a massive restrictor to me, only the part right at the merge, the rest is perfect
If you flip the camber plates under the strut tower you can get a few more inches of extension, car looks good 👍
Car looks great, we run a very similar car in drag and drive events. 97 Cobra with a SME 400 on F1X procharger on E90, E85 on the street. Currently 8.50 cert. We were @ sickweek last year and plan to be there 2023. Hope to see yours there! Love the build, can't wait to check it out!~
Nice whip!
Awesome car that will be quick ! My son runs a 2001 camaro ls3 80 mm single turbo factory car with the exception all trick running gear and suspension. Pulls wheel in front out 50 - 60 feet runs 8:80s
I really like that polished motor plate. Happy to see some SBF content, I've got an 87 and 91 mustang in my garage.
More to come!
The father and son turbo's got me 🤣🤣
NICE!!! I wanna see him on Street Outlaws soon!!!
Awesome car
Awesome car!