Old fart tip for carpet installs: Use a soldering iron or heat a junk philips screw driver with a torch to make your bolt & screw holes. It'll make a clean hole and prevent fraying. Same for cutting larger holes for transmission and similar, use the soldering iron like a hot knife to cut clean.
Yeah this is what my dad used to tell me. Though now you can pick up a decently priced wood burning tool with great tips, both corded or cordless (I think ryobi has one now for their usb c lithium line). I would probably grab one of them for the flexibility if I was doing a whole carpet.
Whoever is doing the music for your guys' videos is killing it! I'm loving the relaxed vibe of your videos and how informative they are at the same time. Yall are killing it!
I mean this as the highest compliment; Bigtime feels like LA Mighty Car Mods. It’s got its own flair and personality, but it feels like you guys are bringing us into the workshop and adventure - not just watching ‘content’
What I really enjoy about Big TIme is that it's just two dudes having fun and doing what they want. Making the videos feel a whole lot more cozy. This is what Car UA-cam should be all about.
“I don’t like change and things should be how I like them to be and I get upset if anything grows too much or I don’t feel part of it or represented… I’m also not over my parents divorcing and having new brothers”
The videos that came from Zach at his house during Covid were my absolute favorite and I always wished they would come back. Never in my wildest dreams did I think they actually would! THE FUTURE IS BIG TIME!!!!!!!
@@joelch20071yes, all brand new rotors should be cleaned of all the oils it was coated in for shipping before installation. most ppl at a shop or using someone elses brake clean is dousing it & using the whole can 😂
@@joelch20071 yes they almost always need cleaning because they come precoated with a layer of oil so as to not rust during storage and shipping. Some companies like ATE coat the entire rotor with primer,in which case you shouldnt clean it with brake cleaner as per their instructions!(so you dont break down the primer coating)
🚥So glad you guys left 🍩 and decided to strike out on your own and forge a new lane for yourselves. Good clean automotive content us car guys actually want to view. Keep it going bros 😎👍🏽
Okay imagine how cool of a secret base that must have been for the cats. Only one entrance, accessed through hole underneath the car. Nice comfy carpets and seats inside, windows out if you want to see the world but safety guaranteed. Lots of space to play, weird gadgets and gizmos everywhere. It would have been rad.
This is what we all missed. Your format and your vibe are so refreshing. Y’all’s passion for cars is so evident and fun. Thank you for making the leap. You have a fan for life. Keep going!
I really like, how jobe is explaining what all the mods do and how they work differently from the standard parts. It makes it much easier for someone like me who likes watching these kinds of builds but doesn't really know much about how the mods effect the performance.
I'm not even gonna lie. As a rust belt mechanic, seeing one of these California car boys struggle with parts that refuse to be removed is satisfying as hell. It's so frustrating watching shit come apart so easily on these channels, then we do it and the little rust fairies welded them into place and lock tite'd the bolts.
me and my ex watched the first few big time videos together and then she broke up with me and now your videos help me to not drive my car into a tree. thanks guys!
I mean you expect her to watch smart/capable/funny/attractive men like Jer and Jobe and NOT want to find someone more like them? You were playing a dangerous game introducing her to this channel!
I love the fact that they used there entertaining voices and explaining from donut but used it to better the automotive UA-cam community and I really like this channel thank you guys so much.
I dunno if taking old stuff off and bolting new stuff on scares you then shouldn’t be doing anything to your car besides basic maintenance and focusing more on learning to drive. No fun putting your car you just took off the road for no reason and having it on jack stands for the rest of the time you own it
@@piedpiper1172Yeah in reality anything that’s bolt on like this is relatively basic. When you get to fabbing your own parts and cutting and welding etc is when it gets serious
Holy shit man. I get super claustrophobic with just a jack stands between me and death. I need my multi ton ramps or a lift. all you real mechanics are gods amongst men.
I love this style of relatable garage build. No full-blown workshop setup. Just some basic tools and Jack stands, getting it done. Keep up the good work boys.
It'd been over a year and a half since I'd had any motivation to work on my cars but I've been out there almost every day this week cause you guys re-inspired me the way Donut inspired me when I first started learning back years ago, honestly even then it was you back when you were working on the Miata that got me out on my cars more than anything.
Been watching you and Jerry from Donut for yrs.. wanna see you guys extra ordinary out a Suzuki samurai! My dad is a bodyworks man of about 50 yrs.. I've grown into the field, even when I was a firefighter I would be helping him on my off time. He always talks about a four door Suzuki samurai.. this means stretching it.. but I believe this has to be done on a long chassis to be safe. He doesn't have the time to do it and I believe he never will.. it's just an idea he has. We're re-opening his bodyworks garage here in Belize and will be sure to have your channel played on loop all day! Very happy to see your channel getting good views.. you guys thought me a lot over the years and hopefully my kids will be watching in the coming years as well. Good luck and respect bredda!
Greg and the team @ GK Tech deserve this exposure, their gear for S, R, and Z chassis is pure gold, and stupidly well priced. Great to see some Aussie ingenuity on the channel!
I just became a C Tech at my job and it’s awesome seeing a normal dude do stuff like this, granted you have decades of experience on me but hey if you can do it I can too lol.
I did the lower arms on my Mondeo recently, bolts had become one with the bushings and had to grind those suckers out. Always jealous of those Cali cars that have never seen road salt.
Each video is a lesson. Even though I'm not a car guy, the way it's presented feels like I'm in a friend's garage helping in some way. Thanks from Brazil
@@tungabunga4107 the first season with the Z’s was Donut’s first like big budget actual car content. low team was “relatable” and high team was just cool to watch. it was relatable build vs dream build. for me, the 350Z is a dream car of mine since i was a kid. the rest of the hi-low seasons werent as good and its probably just my bias towards the Z.
It's fantastic how these guys break down the work they're doing into easily digestible steps. It helps motivate a novice like me to keep wrenching on my car. I appreciate it Big Time.
it makes me so happy that the community loves you guys so much that you hit 1,500,000 subs almost overnight it feels like. you guys deserve all the success!
Hahaha Jobe @7:28 talking about keeping his old carpet like he didn't throw it away and then have to dig it out of the trash. Car guy equivalent of throwing away a box then having to fish it back out to look at the cook time & temp lol. I am absolutely loving your videos!
I can't believe content creators can't figure out that we want to see shit come together and have laughs about the same subject. Seriously y'all we FRIGGIN LOVE YOU.
I think why this channel is so successful so quickly and deserves more is because true car enthusiasts don't want skits and rehearsed crap and ads and all this bs donut is doing now. Mighty car mods was so popular cuz it was 2 dudes like me and you just working in a garage or driveway fixing a car, upgrading a car. Doing weird stuff to cars. It was wholesome and educating at the same time and all out fun. And this is what big time has shown me to be so far. Just guys working on cars and I love that
I love how comprehensive these videos are. he even explained that the rubber grommet was just a radiator mount bushing. KEEP THIS UP! this is what donut was suppose to be but they got side-tracked by monetary gains.
Wrong. Watch James's video on the history of Donut, this is absolutely never the intention of the channel or what it was supposed to be or what made it successful. Different channels for different things, that's WHY different channels exist.
Did not realize how much I missed just watching you wrench. ❤ soooo glad that you two are back to your natural and organic vibe. It was sorely missed 🎉.
Dude I _did_ actually think that shot talking through the windshield was sick! It took like several seconds to realize what was happening at first. So cool.
Replacing the carpet may not seem cool, but to me, it's incredibly satisfying knowing you've improved the car, even if it's something like replacing the carpet. I'm sure the car appreciates not having cat pee carpets anymore.
This is kind of exactly what I wanted from automotive UA-cam. If I could afford building my own car I would be doing that. It makes me feel good being able to be a part of a build journey I think it's really awesome and I think you guys are doing good work thank you so much for everything you do Jobe and Jerry 💝
I'm 39 and seeing the 2-3 hearts knocked off the Zelda III A Link to the Past health line, I'm thinking you and I played SNES around the same early days. Big fan of your work, with an HR and a VHR in the driveway I'm loving this S14 series. Going on 8 years daily driving a G sedan.
I'm absolutely loving the feel, the editing, the sound, everything about these videos. Thanks for taking time during builds to explain what the parts do and how they work
Like to see more of the same. Guys having fun working on their stuff... and explaining while they go so I get entertained AND educated. Great stuff everyone!
Man these are the type of videos that inspires me to work on my car! Though I dont have a drift car or anything. Still a lot more happier just watching and learning! Shoutout to all my brothers who have a Kei camper van project
As someone who has replaced a carpet in an older car I can absolutely vouch for the fact that it would be WAY easier to do if you already have the dash out. If you're doing your heater core, think about your carpet at the same time, lol.
As soon as you showed the company that made the carpet I went straight to there sight and found my carpet for my project car in the color I wanted thank you guys your awesome
I'm not a car guy, just a diy guy. Found these guys out of nowhere on donut and loosely followed. Since BigTime became a thing, I've seen every episode. It's not like they're showing you how to do the things, but the personalities, energy, and excitement are so entertaining to watch. I'm constantly looking forward to the next episode of whatever mess they get themselves into, and what they're gonna turn it into. 10/10 channel.
So nice to finally see it coming back together! Can't believe I started putting mine together when you took it apart and have been driving for a while when I thought yours was gonna be ready before mine. Long due but really happy for you. Welcome to the Schassis/ RB life!
You said it's not the most exciting thing, but putting in Quality of Life things like a new carpet or headliner is probably one of the most gratifying feelings when you're working on a car. A fully fitted interior really takes the car from "project car that you're driving" to "car that you work on"
Another thing: when you do a project like this, make sure you check if the axle nut on your car is a one-time-use nut. Some brands use TTY (torque to yield) nuts, so if you re-use it you're pretty much guaranteed to have an issue with it coming loose.
Yep I agree, except on my VW Golf GTI it's a big axel bolt instead of a nut. Had to replace it as well when I changed my wheel hub bearing. Then torqued that thang to 150 ft-lbs 😂
as a relatively new car enthusiast someone who never seen the original donut and hoonigans. this is amazing i genuinely enjoyed this entire video and watched every second of it. love to see it :]
Replacing the carpet in an old car you want to keep a long time is one of the best things you can spend money on. It refreshes the interior, and it gets rid of the odors. My old truck’s carpet was replaced, and the old carpet smelled like cigarettes, wet dogs, and bong water from the previous owner. Night and day difference after the swap.
Have you ever thought of releasing an unedited version that shows the install without any cuts. It would be cool to see the whole process. Love the content!
donut and big time uploading at the same time, both about project cars? there had to be some communication about this haha. don’t worry, i clicked on this video first!
For anyone who likes cars but doesn't have a garage. I highly recommend a 1:10 scale rc car. The amount of stuff you learn about cars is so immense. One day I will have a 1:1 car :)
As somebody that lives in Michigan and works on cars. It looks like CGI was in play when you were taking your control arm bolts out that easily. That's wild to me. I'm jealous
Ohio shadetree checking in: Can confirm, dry area mechanic work is the stuff we dream about. Live in Temecula 2001-2002, I thought I was working on new cars when they were 15 years old. Not even surface rust on stuff, it all looked new with extra dirt on it.
Love how strong both of the hosts are on their own. It doesn't matter whether they're together or making videos on their own, I really enjoy the video either way and can't wait for next week!
I love how Jobes videos are more homestyle, less editing, more explaining, and demonstration.
These videos have that cosy og MCM feel to them.
@@vabu94Cosy? 😂 How do you come to that conclusion? Do you actually know what 'cosy' means mate?
Was thinking the same thing!!!
I love it when it's down and dirty modding and fixing and doing the grunt work to get the results they want.
@@samuelgarrod8327 They mean cozy. Does "cosy" mean something we're not aware of?
@@samuelgarrod8327 What do you think it means? 😂🤦♂️
I mean like grab a coffee and hop on the sofa kind of cosy.
Cant believe how much these boys are already at the top of automotive youtube
already were
Always has been
Always will be
The only reason donut got big in my opinion
nah ChrisFx is the king. Luv these guys tho.
Old fart tip for carpet installs: Use a soldering iron or heat a junk philips screw driver with a torch to make your bolt & screw holes. It'll make a clean hole and prevent fraying. Same for cutting larger holes for transmission and similar, use the soldering iron like a hot knife to cut clean.
I'm going to trust your advice when I refresh the interiors of my cars. Thank you in advance :D
Replacing my carpet is the third of my next three big projects for my car, so thank you for this tip. Gonna file it away for later.
I found an old seat belt bolt and ground the head to a point for marking the holes on back of carpet.
Yeah this is what my dad used to tell me. Though now you can pick up a decently priced wood burning tool with great tips, both corded or cordless (I think ryobi has one now for their usb c lithium line). I would probably grab one of them for the flexibility if I was doing a whole carpet.
I've done this, and it works great!
Man i really missed this right here, super chill 20-30ish minutes long video of Zach working on cars in his garage and explaining stuff, this is dope.
Whoever is doing the music for your guys' videos is killing it! I'm loving the relaxed vibe of your videos and how informative they are at the same time. Yall are killing it!
I have definitely found myself as equally focused on the music as I am the other content of their videos. Killing it
Kind of reminds me of khruangbin's music at 7:52
I was not expecting “it smells pissy” to be so incredibly literal.
Good on you for homing the kittens!
Fuck those cats lol
Those kittens were so cute. I wonder where they are now.
Especially when it gets warm 😂😂😂
I had a spit take at furst because I didn't hear Pissy.
Love the kittens, hope he replaces those seats too.. Lot of foam for piss to infuse in haha
I mean this as the highest compliment; Bigtime feels like LA Mighty Car Mods.
It’s got its own flair and personality, but it feels like you guys are bringing us into the workshop and adventure - not just watching ‘content’
Yep, working in the driveway I keep expecting to hear, "first step is to jack up your car"
Next year we're gonna get Big Time x Mighty Car Mods, i guarantee
Big Time is MCM working on actually interesting cars.
i hope they eventually get together again with MCm
Fr, just chill and honest.
Plus some tomfoolery every now and then.
What I really enjoy about Big TIme is that it's just two dudes having fun and doing what they want. Making the videos feel a whole lot more cozy. This is what Car UA-cam should be all about.
UA-cam was so much better when it was cozy.
“I don’t like change and things should be how I like them to be and I get upset if anything grows too much or I don’t feel part of it or represented… I’m also not over my parents divorcing and having new brothers”
@@CharlezMalasanayou suck eggs
@@CharlezMalasanasounds like you’re self reflecting there old guy
@@friendzoning you meant “projecting” reflecting is what you should do with your life 🫶🏽🤣😭
The videos that came from Zach at his house during Covid were my absolute favorite and I always wished they would come back. Never in my wildest dreams did I think they actually would! THE FUTURE IS BIG TIME!!!!!!!
That brake cleaner usage at 16:32 told us ALL that he definitely pays for his brake cleaners 🤣🤣
Pretty sure you can’t get them in California.
So when in Vegas you bring some back haha
I mean did those brand new brakes need cleaning? i legit dont know
@@joelch20071yes, all brand new rotors should be cleaned of all the oils it was coated in for shipping before installation. most ppl at a shop or using someone elses brake clean is dousing it & using the whole can 😂
@@joelch20071 yes they almost always need cleaning because they come precoated with a layer of oil so as to not rust during storage and shipping. Some companies like ATE coat the entire rotor with primer,in which case you shouldnt clean it with brake cleaner as per their instructions!(so you dont break down the primer coating)
There’s two types of brake cleaner the bottle you bought and the bottles you didn’t buy
🚥So glad you guys left 🍩 and decided to strike out on your own and forge a new lane for yourselves. Good clean automotive content us car guys actually want to view. Keep it going bros 😎👍🏽
Donuts sucks now 😂😂😂😂
Even James left now
@@dionmardiantoI give donuts six more months 🗑
you legit stole my headspace, was about to say the same!
@@AnnaBeans-tf3nm i give 0
Okay imagine how cool of a secret base that must have been for the cats. Only one entrance, accessed through hole underneath the car. Nice comfy carpets and seats inside, windows out if you want to see the world but safety guaranteed. Lots of space to play, weird gadgets and gizmos everywhere. It would have been rad.
I want an S14 DLC for the game Stray 🤣
Then they cross the street and get smashed by a car going 50 down a neighborhood
This is what we all missed. Your format and your vibe are so refreshing. Y’all’s passion for cars is so evident and fun. Thank you for making the leap. You have a fan for life. Keep going!
Love that y'all are back to old school auto content. No fancy shops, no massive builds, just a dude, his car and a driveway.
This video gave me early MCM vibes. Something about DIY driveway garage car mods that's so wholesome.
I really like, how jobe is explaining what all the mods do and how they work differently from the standard parts. It makes it much easier for someone like me who likes watching these kinds of builds but doesn't really know much about how the mods effect the performance.
I'm not even gonna lie. As a rust belt mechanic, seeing one of these California car boys struggle with parts that refuse to be removed is satisfying as hell. It's so frustrating watching shit come apart so easily on these channels, then we do it and the little rust fairies welded them into place and lock tite'd the bolts.
1.5 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS BOYYYYYYYYY!!!!!! Fuck yeah, very well deserved
me and my ex watched the first few big time videos together and then she broke up with me and now your videos help me to not drive my car into a tree. thanks guys!
I mean you expect her to watch smart/capable/funny/attractive men like Jer and Jobe and NOT want to find someone more like them? You were playing a dangerous game introducing her to this channel!
@@cenciende9401drive the knife deeper would you.
On the bright side all the money you used to spent on your ex you can now spend on your project car 🧠
I love the fact that they used there entertaining voices and explaining from donut but used it to better the automotive UA-cam community and I really like this channel thank you guys so much.
Zach : Finishing a long time project.
Jere : "So I bought a big rig..."
Love all the new content!
Yeah boy! Let's get the Big Time squad!
Also love how drift parts are "Basic Mods." 😅
At the S14’s current price point for a decent condition car, just about anything you can bolt on yourself is gonna fall into the “basic” category.
I dunno if taking old stuff off and bolting new stuff on scares you then shouldn’t be doing anything to your car besides basic maintenance and focusing more on learning to drive. No fun putting your car you just took off the road for no reason and having it on jack stands for the rest of the time you own it
@@piedpiper1172Yeah in reality anything that’s bolt on like this is relatively basic. When you get to fabbing your own parts and cutting and welding etc is when it gets serious
@@cademckee7276 e30s need shock towers cutting and welding , I left that to the pros 😂
Nice transition 9:17
Holy shit man. I get super claustrophobic with just a jack stands between me and death. I need my multi ton ramps or a lift. all you real mechanics are gods amongst men.
I love that you housed those kitties and even had a bit of footage to show! Love y’all
I love this style of relatable garage build. No full-blown workshop setup. Just some basic tools and Jack stands, getting it done. Keep up the good work boys.
no one talking about the transition at 9:17. smooth work editor
Editor was on point with that Minecraft effect & the Milwaukee shooting too 💯😂🔥
It'd been over a year and a half since I'd had any motivation to work on my cars but I've been out there almost every day this week cause you guys re-inspired me the way Donut inspired me when I first started learning back years ago, honestly even then it was you back when you were working on the Miata that got me out on my cars more than anything.
Well congrats bro 🫡
Been watching you and Jerry from Donut for yrs.. wanna see you guys extra ordinary out a Suzuki samurai! My dad is a bodyworks man of about 50 yrs.. I've grown into the field, even when I was a firefighter I would be helping him on my off time. He always talks about a four door Suzuki samurai.. this means stretching it.. but I believe this has to be done on a long chassis to be safe. He doesn't have the time to do it and I believe he never will.. it's just an idea he has. We're re-opening his bodyworks garage here in Belize and will be sure to have your channel played on loop all day! Very happy to see your channel getting good views.. you guys thought me a lot over the years and hopefully my kids will be watching in the coming years as well. Good luck and respect bredda!
Greg and the team @ GK Tech deserve this exposure, their gear for S, R, and Z chassis is pure gold, and stupidly well priced. Great to see some Aussie ingenuity on the channel!
I just became a C Tech at my job and it’s awesome seeing a normal dude do stuff like this, granted you have decades of experience on me but hey if you can do it I can too lol.
I like that this feels less produced and more raw. Like you’re just hanging out in the garage. It’s a nice mix.
As an S13 owner with rusted rear end bolts, I'm jealous of how much easier your rear suspension arms came out.
I did the lower arms on my Mondeo recently, bolts had become one with the bushings and had to grind those suckers out. Always jealous of those Cali cars that have never seen road salt.
The best part is how he goes thru each step and explains pretty much what it is and how it exactly works ❤
Each video is a lesson. Even though I'm not a car guy, the way it's presented feels like I'm in a friend's garage helping in some way.
Thanks from Brazil
I love that I feel like I'm just chillin' in the garage with the lads.
every time a new big time video comes out it feels like hi-low S1 again, that’s how excited i get.
Or Money Pit! Especially being in Jobe's garage
@@Jumbojet776YES
I never got the hype around hi-low
@@tungabunga4107 the first season with the Z’s was Donut’s first like big budget actual car content. low team was “relatable” and high team was just cool to watch. it was relatable build vs dream build.
for me, the 350Z is a dream car of mine since i was a kid. the rest of the hi-low seasons werent as good and its probably just my bias towards the Z.
It's fantastic how these guys break down the work they're doing into easily digestible steps. It helps motivate a novice like me to keep wrenching on my car. I appreciate it Big Time.
breakdowns happen to stressed people and sh!tbox cars. break down is what you do with instructions and your spouse's will
@@StanleyKubick1 Respectfully, I hate this so much.
With that said, thank you for the clarification and I've made the edit. 😜 🤜🤛
it makes me so happy that the community loves you guys so much that you hit 1,500,000 subs almost overnight it feels like. you guys deserve all the success!
Hahaha Jobe @7:28 talking about keeping his old carpet like he didn't throw it away and then have to dig it out of the trash. Car guy equivalent of throwing away a box then having to fish it back out to look at the cook time & temp lol.
I am absolutely loving your videos!
I kinda love that this is "driveway stuff". It's a lot cooler seeing something I can actually accomplish at home with stuff.
Love seeing a straight garage build. Keep it up boys!
I can't believe content creators can't figure out that we want to see shit come together and have laughs about the same subject.
Seriously y'all we FRIGGIN LOVE YOU.
Are we related?
@@dave_t_warrior1694 We are now brothers!
I think why this channel is so successful so quickly and deserves more is because true car enthusiasts don't want skits and rehearsed crap and ads and all this bs donut is doing now. Mighty car mods was so popular cuz it was 2 dudes like me and you just working in a garage or driveway fixing a car, upgrading a car. Doing weird stuff to cars. It was wholesome and educating at the same time and all out fun. And this is what big time has shown me to be so far. Just guys working on cars and I love that
Did not know hydraulic hand brakes existed I was like what is this second caliper! Love learning new things about cars!!
I love how comprehensive these videos are. he even explained that the rubber grommet was just a radiator mount bushing.
KEEP THIS UP! this is what donut was suppose to be but they got side-tracked by monetary gains.
Wrong. Watch James's video on the history of Donut, this is absolutely never the intention of the channel or what it was supposed to be or what made it successful. Different channels for different things, that's WHY different channels exist.
Really enjoy the laid back "fuck it, it will work" vibe.
Great video
"They even label them so you can't mess them up"
Buddy... you have no idea what I am capable of!!
Did not realize how much I missed just watching you wrench. ❤ soooo glad that you two are back to your natural and organic vibe. It was sorely missed 🎉.
OMG I love the inclusion of the camera equipment talk! Please keep including that stuff, several of us car nerds are also camera nerds.
I like that you show the project over multiple episodes, instead of rushing us through all of it in only one or a few!
Dude I _did_ actually think that shot talking through the windshield was sick! It took like several seconds to realize what was happening at first. So cool.
Yo that transition at 9:17 was absolute butter! Had to rewind to watch it again
There's something about watching friends work on cars in a driveway. It's why I still love Mighty Car Mods and I'm vibing with this channel too
I actually loved the shots of the suspension links on the trash cans. You guys are killing it. Love the videos you guys make.
Replacing the carpet may not seem cool, but to me, it's incredibly satisfying knowing you've improved the car, even if it's something like replacing the carpet. I'm sure the car appreciates not having cat pee carpets anymore.
I love your pfp
@@JamezEd1tz Thanks!
big big quality of life guy myself, i agree
did you cringe a little when that drivers seat went back in? I barfed a bit, that thing needs to visit a detailer asap.
@@drfranks1158probably going to be replaced with a bucket soon
1:04 ngl I did not hear clip
We can never find the clip. Is the clip even real, anyways?
Aye yo
Maybe the clip is the friends we made along the way
These videos are awesome. Entertaining, great shots, great music, great editing, super informative, and no drama. Keep up the awesome work
This is kind of exactly what I wanted from automotive UA-cam. If I could afford building my own car I would be doing that. It makes me feel good being able to be a part of a build journey I think it's really awesome and I think you guys are doing good work thank you so much for everything you do Jobe and Jerry 💝
I'm 39 and seeing the 2-3 hearts knocked off the Zelda III A Link to the Past health line, I'm thinking you and I played SNES around the same early days. Big fan of your work, with an HR and a VHR in the driveway I'm loving this S14 series. Going on 8 years daily driving a G sedan.
“That’s fine for now” from Zach means it will never be touched ever again.
Spiritual successor to money pit. I’m all for it!! Best series ever
Money Pit was LITERALLY the MP of donut!
5:15 What are the lights are those on the floor? those look super helpful
Came to the comments looking for the same thing
Those are aputure MCs, they are generally used as small lights for video but can be absolutely used for this kind of stuff.
@@marcosteel5283 You need more thumbs up. I had to scroll way too long to find this.
It's great idea, we could just stick magnets to whatever led lights we have on hand.
I'm absolutely loving the feel, the editing, the sound, everything about these videos. Thanks for taking time during builds to explain what the parts do and how they work
I love the feel of these videos. Makes me feel like I'm just chilling in the garage with some homies.
12:33 nice edit 😂
5:33 OMG those beautiful eyes are piercing deep into my soul
I’m glad I’m not the only one! They’re so blue it looks like he’s been eating spice on Arakis
20:12 fo FREE???
😂😂
Was about to comment this lolol
Mighty car mods tribute
Like to see more of the same. Guys having fun working on their stuff... and explaining while they go so I get entertained AND educated. Great stuff everyone!
Man these are the type of videos that inspires me to work on my car! Though I dont have a drift car or anything. Still a lot more happier just watching and learning!
Shoutout to all my brothers who have a Kei camper van project
As someone who has replaced a carpet in an older car I can absolutely vouch for the fact that it would be WAY easier to do if you already have the dash out.
If you're doing your heater core, think about your carpet at the same time, lol.
BigTime is big cozy. The music, camera work, and the way Jobe explains stuff is such a vibe. 🤘🤘
Would be pretty cool to see a budget friendly series! Such as budget street car build / drift
You mean high/low??? 😂
Road racing or a rally build would be super cool!!
buy a $500 crown vic, 5 speed swap and LSD swap or weld the diff. it's all you really need to start. hell some people do good with the automatics too.
As soon as you showed the company that made the carpet I went straight to there sight and found my carpet for my project car in the color I wanted thank you guys your awesome
I'm so happy you had the balls to leave and do what you love!! This channel is amazing! Congrats guys !!!
I'm not a car guy, just a diy guy. Found these guys out of nowhere on donut and loosely followed. Since BigTime became a thing, I've seen every episode. It's not like they're showing you how to do the things, but the personalities, energy, and excitement are so entertaining to watch. I'm constantly looking forward to the next episode of whatever mess they get themselves into, and what they're gonna turn it into. 10/10 channel.
I simply love the pure emotion in the videos. Just a guy doing what he loves. Keep it up guys. Love
That shot of Jer talking through the window WAS siiiicccckkkk.. but man, the naked foot brake bleed- LETS GO
What shot y'all talking about? 👀
I feel so trolled. I watched this video 3 times looking for that shot. Jobe even mentions it but where is it?!?!?!
@@chaparmusic @bobbyshawhan 'We Bought a Semi Truck' at like 4:17
@@Antnerd Oh, thank you!
It is indeed a sick shot.
20:11 😂
So nice to finally see it coming back together! Can't believe I started putting mine together when you took it apart and have been driving for a while when I thought yours was gonna be ready before mine. Long due but really happy for you. Welcome to the Schassis/ RB life!
The music in this episode was on point.
My favorite part was when Michael Scott was singing “goodbye Toby, goodbye Toby”
It was too loud tbh
too loud imo and it sounds like stock tutorial music
You said it's not the most exciting thing, but putting in Quality of Life things like a new carpet or headliner is probably one of the most gratifying feelings when you're working on a car. A fully fitted interior really takes the car from "project car that you're driving" to "car that you work on"
Another thing: when you do a project like this, make sure you check if the axle nut on your car is a one-time-use nut. Some brands use TTY (torque to yield) nuts, so if you re-use it you're pretty much guaranteed to have an issue with it coming loose.
Yep I agree, except on my VW Golf GTI it's a big axel bolt instead of a nut. Had to replace it as well when I changed my wheel hub bearing. Then torqued that thang to 150 ft-lbs 😂
as a relatively new car enthusiast someone who never seen the original donut and hoonigans. this is amazing i genuinely enjoyed this entire video and watched every second of it. love to see it :]
Replacing the carpet in an old car you want to keep a long time is one of the best things you can spend money on. It refreshes the interior, and it gets rid of the odors. My old truck’s carpet was replaced, and the old carpet smelled like cigarettes, wet dogs, and bong water from the previous owner.
Night and day difference after the swap.
Zach is probably the best car guy on youtube. He could narrate paint drying and it would still be captivating.
Have you ever thought of releasing an unedited version that shows the install without any cuts. It would be cool to see the whole process. Love the content!
donut and big time uploading at the same time, both about project cars? there had to be some communication about this haha. don’t worry, i clicked on this video first!
Same
A lot of channels release at this scheduled time. Ain't no conspiracy
Can you give us some details like what products you use to clean parts
I unsubbed from donut. Was a long time coming. It's big time.
You’re projecting
Really enjoyed this. Made me want to do programming again for fun. Casually building something because I enjoy it. Love watching you guys. Never stop.
Donut uploading at the same time as you guys, still want to watch Zach install some basic mods!
THEM DAWGS 20:12
For anyone who likes cars but doesn't have a garage. I highly recommend a 1:10 scale rc car. The amount of stuff you learn about cars is so immense. One day I will have a 1:1 car :)
You could get 10 1to10s for way cheaper. That’s basically the same thing right? :)
I don't know shit about cars, but this is dope. Good edits, good hosting, good music, little bits of charm and funny things left in. 10/10
lol the ease of taking off that hub. Ugh rust belt life.
5:37 what are those light pucks. I need them in my life
As somebody that lives in Michigan and works on cars. It looks like CGI was in play when you were taking your control arm bolts out that easily. That's wild to me. I'm jealous
Ohio shadetree checking in: Can confirm, dry area mechanic work is the stuff we dream about. Live in Temecula 2001-2002, I thought I was working on new cars when they were 15 years old. Not even surface rust on stuff, it all looked new with extra dirt on it.
Only in dreams in MT
3:20 why is jobe soo blue 😭
That’s due to color correction whoever color corrected this video over saturated it. That’s why he looks that way.
this mf think they walter white
@@smokincold971 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love how strong both of the hosts are on their own. It doesn't matter whether they're together or making videos on their own, I really enjoy the video either way and can't wait for next week!
I’m glad your car is going back together. I’m glad you fellas are doing well so far. Keep doing your best and I’ll keep watching!
Music straight from a cruise ship commercial.
Like if you like chocolate milk