You need to make a boom tube to put on it try to give it that NASCAR sound what are the turbos are going to kind of affect it a little bit boom tubes on it and try to get that NASCAR sound back
Wonder if you'll sell the old wheels off the dale truck? I have an 1988 chevy ext cab im wanting to go with that style of wheels what's the price on them.
I really hope Tye gets the praise he deserves. Dude is an absolute genius and unbelievably knowledgeable and skilled. Loved watching him do all the fabrication and him walking us through and talking about. I’ve been welding my whole life and would love to have half the knowledge that man has gathered and earned. Sure he won’t see this but massive respect to you Tye. Absolute beast.
From an engineer to another, Tye is worth his weight in gold. His craftsmanship is exceptional and I implore you to keep him at any cost. His Talent is remarkable...
Its crazy too because something like this typically takes forever to plan out, and find the right person. But literally all cleet has to do is walk into the shop and be like "Hey, lets do this" and he doesnt even have to pay the 10s of thousands in labor this would cost.
As a fabricator who builds turbo kits, and who has restored classics and built resto mods, the amount of knowledge and experience Tye has simply amazes me. I did not expect this man to know how to CAD as well. It would be a dream to come work along side that man for a couple of months. He seems like the teaching type.
well he's a ford guy so he actually knows stuff besides Lego blocks. ofcourse he knows what he's doing, he doesn't run Lego engines in his own vehicles.
@@allrimmedoutHaha 😂 I love the Chevy and Ford banter. Reminds me of growing up with my best friend who is a Chevy guy. Always amazed at how much Tye knows.
I’ve said it a million times on here but Tye genuinely is a beast at tackling challenges Cleet puts on him and always cracks a smile and gets on. Dude knows what he needs to do and gets it done RIGHT. So glad Cleet appreciates his crew and gives them the chance to showcase their skills the right way. Hell yeah brother!
I'll say this again, Tye's fab skills is are out of this world. The amount of times he says "so it was pretty simple" or "so it was pretty straight forward" makes me laugh. Nothing about that is straight foward bud! Haha.
In all honesty. He does it the right way. He draws it in CAD instead of guess work. He makes it easier on his body by doing that because he’s not having to physically look and see if this will work. When he’s in CAD he can draw it up and see if it works or not. But it’s definitely hard work on the computer the brain is really having to work.. don’t get me wrong Drawing in cad is hard asf and it takes a year or so of practice to be good at it. But it’s not like how they fabricated back in the day with card board and pencils
@@willbutler2639 Here's what you're forgetting: when using CAD it's great and all that you can fully mock up the design, however they do not have any industrial tools that take advantage of CAD. He's able to fully mock it up, but there is no CNC machine to make those cuts nor a plasma cutting table. He has to cut them out himself, including the difficulty of getting a proper notch to mesh well.
Can we just acknowledge that tye just turned a purpose built circle track truck into a drag truck? He just took one of the most difficult jobs and made it look simple from the start even catching major issues and fixing them like it’s nothing? Cleetus you have lucked out with your crew man wish I could be a part of it! Keep up the amazing work guys!
Buy that AC for the boys in the shop, they deserve it. The productivity stays a lot higher in an AC shop. A lot easier to work when you're not cooking and taking heat breaks, etc.
This Tye guy is legit! Love the timelapse with the voiceover. Love the narration. He's got a good cadence. He's well spoken. He is articulate. He's got good inflection so it sounds like he's interested. It's so cool to see his work and hear how and what he's doing. He might be my favorite on the channel....um...after Sam.
If they tell you to build your New house 2 feet off the ground, build it 4 feet, just trust me on that. I’ve lived in Central Florida for 50 yrs….it’s worth the 10-15k to be on the safe side……
All because Jeremy treated George like shit and Cleetus saw and took it into his own hands. Jeremy put plenty of hurdles in front of Cleetus too, because of envy.
As an engineer with hundreds of hours of 3D scanning and Fusion 360 under my belt, I absolutely love the professionalism and knowledge that Tye delivers with his detailed voice over of the chassis swap fabrication process. Cant get over the use of the modern fabrication design elements, its a delight to see motor heads like myself make use of this modern tech!
Petition to make a legit other channel called *McFarland Fabrication* where tye runs it and shows us all his building adventures he has working for you cleet. Id 10000% sub to that!
@@turtle2448thomasI agree but with the amount to work that tye does fabricating, it would really be smart to throw another building on the property just for tye and fabricating. Then it will allow the other guys to be still working on cars and not clashing. Just my opinion
@@turtle2448thomas not when your the size cleetus is. He probably has over a dozen employees. Multiple incomes. The man knows how to spend his money. A 10k dollar building is nothing compared to what Tye can bring him in for money.
I really like the descriptive voice over from Tye. He is very skilled. I would really love to see Zach explain his thought process and methods when installing new wiring harnesses.
Old school work ethic. Back in the day you devoted your time to doing the best job possible to carry on the trade. We had to earn the right to learn a trade.
Whatever you’re paying Tye, which I’m sure is a completely fair and appropriate salary, is not enough. Dude is a got dang legend. VoiceOver works for sure. There’s a right way to do things, a wrong way, and Tye’s way. Tye’s way is the right way, only better.
@@alexhathcock1380it also kinda embodies Cleet as a character imo. Combine the Duke boys with Dale Earnhardt and you get Cleetus McFarland. And Squirrel is the perfect Luke to Cleet’s Bo. *HEMI BROTHERS*
Hell Yeah Brother! It even gets people who HATE watching sports, like me, to get all into it because of the tech side and the story of the people and machines. The USA has a history of freedom, building and engineering, and people enjoying life and this channel seems to fit right into that universal theme that so many people seem to hate now.
Yup enjoyed the Tye voice over explaining what's going on with the dale truck and his thought processes on what he's doing and why. Oh and get those guys some AC!!
As a welder and how many people have brought that up. I’m sure he definitely is😂 especially since he’s still in the group. I’m sure many many other people have offered him a job over the years. He’s quite dedicated to Cleet so hopefully that proves he is very well compensated.
@@CaseyvlVisage 100% sadly i cant remember if its George or tye that lives over an hour away, either or, they've both more then earned their spots at the freedom factory
I guess it depends how you think about it, because you have to consider Jackstand has a take in Motion Raceworks as well which he obviously was able to do with Cleet.
Tye did a phenomenal job on the design, execution, and install of the chassis components! (As usual!). He also nailed the time lapse and voice over commentary. His passion for what he does is extremely evident!
Watching Tye go through this truck is incredible. So much skill and knowledge at such a young age, it really is inspiring. Having worked in a sweat shop though I really gotta say, GET THOSE BOYS SOME A/C!! Personally every day I was reconsidering my career as a mechanic from the heat alone (and I did quit by the way). Your boys are working insanely hard for all of us, and nothing wears a man down faster than being constantly overheated. This is talent you cannot afford to burn out brother.
@@ronjones-6977 these guys are doing more than just walking around putting mail in a box. its hard labor while constantly wracking your brain to make things work. in august in florida with nearly 100% humidity.
Tye: Yes, the rear end was out of square on purpose. Steering the rear end to the right puts more weight on the left front tire in the corner. (I was a NASCAR super late model crew chief.)
BROTHER, GET THEM BOYS SOME AC!!!! Make it a Garage Upgrade Video like Taylor Ray does; the views will pay for the AC and the boys will work harder and smarter. This is coming from a Florida Man with 24k BTU’s of ice cold AC in my garage and I LOVE IT!!!
A lot of the stuff, well damn near all of the stuff Tye does, he makes it look so simple and easy. This man is a master fabricator and welder. This was a good time lapse video to show a lil of what Tye does and can do. Great work all of you guys and stay safe after that hurricane
Poor Tye, he looks so tired lol. You can tell he's been putting his heart and soul into making the dale truck right, and that attention to detail is gonna make this thing fly I'm sure. Can't wait to see this rendition of the Dale truck out here hurting feelings!
I’m sure the boys would appreciate AC more than an RC car or other novelty gifts. They work their asses off every day and definitely deserve it. Just team up with a contractor that wants the publicity and make the install an episode. I’d watch it for sure. Derek did something similar when he put AC in his shop. He doesn’t even have employees to keep happy.
Cleetus pays his men alot of money. Thats why they're happy there with cleet. He explained in one video couple months ago that he pays way more than the shops where they were at before, and plus its more of a fun environment than a regular shop doing custom cars for one person. Always new stuff, nothing repetitive like a fasterproms would be doing
As a guy who does a decent bit of custom fab work, i absolutely love watching tye! He has some awesome knowledge and skills! Scanning that subframe and drawing it all in fusion then seeing it all cut out, its just all top notch
Wow. Just wow... Tye is the man. I manufacture aquatic life support systems for Zoos and Aquariums. I build everything out of PVC, but run through all the same steps as Tye from CAD through to fabrications... EXCEPT I CAN JUST GLUE IT TOGETHER! I can't even imagine having to weld all the joints!!
With all of these other automotive UA-cam channels losing their personalities because of various reasons, it’s so cool to see the members of the Cleetus team growing in their presence here. The different talents for each of these dudes is astounding. I love listening to Tye explain the process in such an in depth build. They’re all an integral part of the content here. This is now officially my favorite channel on UA-cam.
Dale was so dang iconic!!! Love seeing this thing being worked on and driven. dale would be proud, anytime getting Dale Jr. to come on the channel?? That would be epic.
I did it for 26 years in Texas, it sucks rhinoceros d**k, what was tolerable at 21 became a constant quest to get and stay in the a/c. Edit...in my 40's
Im so glad after all of theze years that Cleet has still got his best friend running the camera "Squirrel" they are what true friends are.. and you know Cleet has let Squirrel join in on most of his adventures because we have all seen that, so he can make a good living as well! Its good to see! But honestly not many ever leave Cleet so that tells you that they are satisfied and are taken care of i mean shoot one of Cleets biggest money making things is his merch and he has put his teams names and sayings on that as well and they get a huge cut from it! So it is safe to say that Ol Cleet takes care of the ones that help him!!
I wonder what would happen if you stuck Tye and Mike Essa in a shop for a month with unlimited budget Stoked to see these Tye builds- Extremely excited for basically every vehicle you guys are building/getting built. LTS new body Eagle soon Dale Truck soon Jet Plane soon The only Giraffe I watch.
@@xtravagentk1275 I have to add Wyatt from boostedboiz. Everything from fab to tuning, from big diesel to rotary. Guy knows heaps of shit about everything 😂
Definitely dig the fabrication vids, the goofy snatcheroonie vids, the mom prix vids, the Consuela vids and esp the Sam spray wax vids. I guess I just love this whole channel.
Just plain stupid to have a load over head for no reason. These kids haven't seen a construction or industrial accident with loss of life or limb. I hope they never do but that shit happens faster than your brain can process what your eyes see.
Cleetus you have assembled an elite crew each talented in their position…..but today is Tye’s day to be recognized he is a master of his craft and a great person
There's blood in my eye dog and I can't see, I'm just tryna be what I'm destined to be. Get Rich Or Die Trying is a masterpiece of late stage old school gangsta rap. New school is whack.
I’m not a fab guy whatsoever but I love watching tye and listening to his explanation of his work. Dude is a straight up GEM. Cleet, do not let that dude go anywhere
Really loved the Tye timelapse segment of the video, he did a great job explaining exactly what he was doing and how everything works and not to mention watching a highly skilled worker plying his trade. Please do more of this stuff when the opportunity presents itself!
Man Tye is impressive! It’s really cool to see how in depth this tuff actually is and also comprehending all the welds and measuring it takes to build this stuff. Tye is crushing it
Cletus , I recommend spot cooling work areas with mini splits . Drop them down from the roof with all thread in strategically positioned areas . They are inexpensive to operate. These units come in all shapes. Dropping the down will keep you from having to cool the whole upper section of the shop Some insulated doors will help . For 5 k you could get a 3 ton setup in an area and do some experiments. I’m not a candidate for you advertising deal but I know how to think out of the box. You could mount side walls right above the tool boxes on that purlin. Screw 3:4 plywood the size of the split head that’s all you need. Over complicating air conditioning is unnecessary with deep pockets you can experiment and it won’t take long for you guys to be doing it yourself.
Listen regardless of anything that Tye is a magician and his work is flawless and u can trust your life on his quality and pride and without him your operation wouldn't be even close to as smooth as it is and even without James or Zach. Thankfull is the word
Hey Cleet, get you some ductless mini-splits for your shop! They’re perfect for big open spaces like that. Extremely affordable and extremely efficient. However many square feet you have, multiply by 20, that’s how many BTU’s you need. Then get to that BTU number by using 3 or 4 units. I keep 2,200 square feet of high bay shop cool in the Alabama sun and it cost less than $4k to install two 24,000 BTU units.
This. I've done a few of those here in AZ, they're incredible and really power efficient. The ones I buy are from a company in Miami, so not too far from Cleet. Pioneer / Parker Davis HVAC, super helpful to talk to for sizing/support/parts. I put one in my garage 2 years ago, best decision ever for working on cars in AZ. 115F outside, whatever I want inside.
All my employes are dying of heat but I don't know about the A/C... while you put 100s of thousands in trucks, parts, and shit. Comon brother, you HAVE TO keep your employes cool in the nasty summer heat. Can't believe I have to write this
yeah i'm with you on this one. kind of goofy priorities on this one. he's dropped half a mill easy just this year alone, if not more, we don't know what the airfield cost him. a ~100k ac install should have been top of the list. i'd watch it.
You didn't have to write it.. The cost to put ac in there and make it usable is a project in itself, insulating walls, ceilings, and roofs, always keeping the doors closed to the shop, fumes from vehicles running, welding, chemicals, etc. It would be nice for the guys to have it but if it was an easy thing it'd be done already. Maybe they're planning on moving shops or building something new, who knows. I'm not being a dick either so don't get mad and start talking shit.
@@Boone9269 The building is already insulated. Its super easy to put ac in that shop. 2-3 big mini split units and done. Portable welding fume extractor for the fumes. Flexible exhaust hose hookups for the dyno, just like every other dyno already has.
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You need to make a boom tube to put on it try to give it that NASCAR sound what are the turbos are going to kind of affect it a little bit boom tubes on it and try to get that NASCAR sound back
If your serious about the ac unit I could get you a deal on an industrial unit
Went to order some. Charging extra for the case is wild to me. I'll just stick with JBL for 60 bucks and it comes with a case and charger already
he did really well explaining it so anyone can understand it. dude is an artist. loved the his monologue/timelapse
Wonder if you'll sell the old wheels off the dale truck? I have an 1988 chevy ext cab im wanting to go with that style of wheels what's the price on them.
What do you guys think of the Tye time lapse voice over? We're trying something new!
Hate it or love it, the underdogs on top!
Love to hear his prospective on things. Always good to have more members of the team in your videos.
Just happy you posted a new video. Now time to watch
Surprised you need to ask, it’s sick ❤
It is pretty good
I'm not a fabricator, but my god can Tye weld. The patience and math you need to nail something like this is insane.
Welding is the easy part
For real. Mad impressive. He did work at the racing shop building the camaro tho ... that place is crazy to watch their precision
@@yakball26 Yeah i know, it blows my mind how good he is at this
My giant hammer would make it work lol But damn Thems some good angles and shit.🤟
Considering where he used to work and watching their videos i can see where he got to hone his craft.
I really hope Tye gets the praise he deserves. Dude is an absolute genius and unbelievably knowledgeable and skilled. Loved watching him do all the fabrication and him walking us through and talking about. I’ve been welding my whole life and would love to have half the knowledge that man has gathered and earned. Sure he won’t see this but massive respect to you Tye. Absolute beast.
that was an epic voiceover, I really enjoyed it.. Go Tye!!
That man needs a raise and an assistant!
Read the comments and you tell me if he gets any praise
i was thinking the same thing. dude is legit.
From an engineer to another, Tye is worth his weight in gold. His craftsmanship is exceptional and I implore you to keep him at any cost. His Talent is remarkable...
Its crazy too because something like this typically takes forever to plan out, and find the right person. But literally all cleet has to do is walk into the shop and be like "Hey, lets do this" and he doesnt even have to pay the 10s of thousands in labor this would cost.
Tye is a fabricator, not an Engineer. He does a great job though, and he's pretty talented and knowledgeable
As a fabricator who builds turbo kits, and who has restored classics and built resto mods, the amount of knowledge and experience Tye has simply amazes me. I did not expect this man to know how to CAD as well. It would be a dream to come work along side that man for a couple of months. He seems like the teaching type.
well he's a ford guy so he actually knows stuff besides Lego blocks. ofcourse he knows what he's doing, he doesn't run Lego engines in his own vehicles.
@@allrimmedoutHaha 😂 I love the Chevy and Ford banter. Reminds me of growing up with my best friend who is a Chevy guy.
Always amazed at how much Tye knows.
Guessing he should get a raise after all this hype!
@@allrimmedout Ok buddy watch the chirps
@@sethhart5178I think Cleet should split that channel up into McFarland fabrication and McFarland racing
Big, big, big, big, big fan of the voice over from tye during the timelapse, it really helps us understand what's happening with the Cleet Fleet
Should’ve went with 5 bigs
@@gunnargaming8584 count again my friend
@@adamvroman3766 damn.
I’ve said it a million times on here but Tye genuinely is a beast at tackling challenges Cleet puts on him and always cracks a smile and gets on. Dude knows what he needs to do and gets it done RIGHT. So glad Cleet appreciates his crew and gives them the chance to showcase their skills the right way.
Hell yeah brother!
Amen Brother ! Tye is a beast
22:25 "You're kinda pissing me off honestly" 😂😂 never doubt the Shyster
I'll say this again, Tye's fab skills is are out of this world. The amount of times he says "so it was pretty simple" or "so it was pretty straight forward" makes me laugh. Nothing about that is straight foward bud! Haha.
In all honesty. He does it the right way. He draws it in CAD instead of guess work. He makes it easier on his body by doing that because he’s not having to physically look and see if this will work. When he’s in CAD he can draw it up and see if it works or not. But it’s definitely hard work on the computer the brain is really having to work.. don’t get me wrong Drawing in cad is hard asf and it takes a year or so of practice to be good at it. But it’s not like how they fabricated back in the day with card board and pencils
@@willbutler2639 I agree the actual building is simple if you have a plan laid out, that cad shit is the hardest part to get perfect
That "can do anything"
@@willbutler2639 Here's what you're forgetting: when using CAD it's great and all that you can fully mock up the design, however they do not have any industrial tools that take advantage of CAD. He's able to fully mock it up, but there is no CNC machine to make those cuts nor a plasma cutting table. He has to cut them out himself, including the difficulty of getting a proper notch to mesh well.
@@rustler08he said he had CJRC cut out the parts with their laser and he put them together.
Can we just acknowledge that tye just turned a purpose built circle track truck into a drag truck? He just took one of the most difficult jobs and made it look simple from the start even catching major issues and fixing them like it’s nothing? Cleetus you have lucked out with your crew man wish I could be a part of it! Keep up the amazing work guys!
Yeah that dude is insane
i totally get it for Cleet, but damn i wish it had a high fast revving NA V8 in it, love a race car engine sound and performance
Buy that AC for the boys in the shop, they deserve it. The productivity stays a lot higher in an AC shop. A lot easier to work when you're not cooking and taking heat breaks, etc.
There's NO discounts on AC cleet lol. Pay up!
I got 5 on it
Brother, our shop is 95°F and up every single day inside in the shade. I NEED an AC installed!!!
Tony Angelo got sponsored by Mr Cool and got his a/c in his shop free
Sell Mullet, buy AC lol
This Tye guy is legit! Love the timelapse with the voiceover. Love the narration. He's got a good cadence. He's well spoken. He is articulate. He's got good inflection so it sounds like he's interested. It's so cool to see his work and hear how and what he's doing. He might be my favorite on the channel....um...after Sam.
Make sure you zip up his Dickies when your done. Glazing his rod HARD.
Make sure you zip up his Dickies when you’re done glazing him. And everybody else too.
If they tell you to build your New house 2 feet off the ground, build it 4 feet, just trust me on that. I’ve lived in Central Florida for 50 yrs….it’s worth the 10-15k to be on the safe side……
Make it 6 feet
Better go 8’ jussayin
Pssshhh, rookie numbers. Make it 10 feet
Pfffft 50 feet or bust
Dozen feet or nothing
George has gone from the “Port and Polish” guy at Fasterproms to Eagle Airways Runway Inspector in 4 years
Gorge fought to be more then that that's why somebody gave him a Chace to not be a pot and polish
Classic Trx ad placement after he says hold il go get the shyster gotta make sure you had the cost covered lol
Well said 😂
Don't forget weld inspector at CJRC...!
All because Jeremy treated George like shit and Cleetus saw and took it into his own hands. Jeremy put plenty of hurdles in front of Cleetus too, because of envy.
As an engineer with hundreds of hours of 3D scanning and Fusion 360 under my belt, I absolutely love the professionalism and knowledge that Tye delivers with his detailed voice over of the chassis swap fabrication process. Cant get over the use of the modern fabrication design elements, its a delight to see motor heads like myself make use of this modern tech!
Man, Tye is such an inspiration. That welding montage was amazing!
Petition to make a legit other channel called *McFarland Fabrication* where tye runs it and shows us all his building adventures he has working for you cleet. Id 10000% sub to that!
I'll co-sign that.
As much fabricating as Tye does, I can't believe Cleet hasn't bough him a plasma cutting table yet!
I just don't think they have the room in the shop for one the size they need
They need to grab one of those Arc Droids at the least.
@@turtle2448thomasI agree but with the amount to work that tye does fabricating, it would really be smart to throw another building on the property just for tye and fabricating. Then it will allow the other guys to be still working on cars and not clashing. Just my opinion
@@glossyfpv1155 That's a LOT of money to just take up a little less space
@@turtle2448thomas not when your the size cleetus is. He probably has over a dozen employees. Multiple incomes. The man knows how to spend his money. A 10k dollar building is nothing compared to what Tye can bring him in for money.
I really like the descriptive voice over from Tye. He is very skilled. I would really love to see Zach explain his thought process and methods when installing new wiring harnesses.
Does Sam ever not polish something? Dude has a work ethic like no one else on the planet.
My grandpa always said “the day you quit working is the beginning of the end”
That's why he is sharp and is able as he is at his age
@kdawg2472 yup, at that age once you stop yer done for. Gotta keep moving. Gotta keep the mind strong.
Get that age they fear retirement.
Old school work ethic. Back in the day you devoted your time to doing the best job possible to carry on the trade. We had to earn the right to learn a trade.
Whatever you’re paying Tye, which I’m sure is a completely fair and appropriate salary, is not enough. Dude is a got dang legend. VoiceOver works for sure. There’s a right way to do things, a wrong way, and Tye’s way. Tye’s way is the right way, only better.
It's Tye grade baby!
The visual of the Goodwrench 3 car next to the General Lee in Cleet’s shop just screams pinnacle of American automotive freedom
I was thinking the same thing!
@@alexhathcock1380it also kinda embodies Cleet as a character imo. Combine the Duke boys with Dale Earnhardt and you get Cleetus McFarland. And Squirrel is the perfect Luke to Cleet’s Bo.
*HEMI BROTHERS*
Hell Yeah Brother! It even gets people who HATE watching sports, like me, to get all into it because of the tech side and the story of the people and machines. The USA has a history of freedom, building and engineering, and people enjoying life and this channel seems to fit right into that universal theme that so many people seem to hate now.
Two American automotive icons. Even though Dale never drove the truck, it still holds the ''Man In Black'' mojo.
@@mrwilson7617 do you know if it’s an actual Mike Skinner truck? Or a replica?
Yup enjoyed the Tye voice over explaining what's going on with the dale truck and his thought processes on what he's doing and why. Oh and get those guys some AC!!
I have said it before, if Tye is not the most compensated within the company, then there is a problem. He is the star of that shop!
As a welder and how many people have brought that up. I’m sure he definitely is😂 especially since he’s still in the group. I’m sure many many other people have offered him a job over the years. He’s quite dedicated to Cleet so hopefully that proves he is very well compensated.
@@CaseyvlVisage 100% sadly i cant remember if its George or tye that lives over an hour away, either or, they've both more then earned their spots at the freedom factory
@@ianmcmillan5887 it’s George who lives quite far away. I remember him mentioning it in another video I’m not too sure how far Tye is though
Cleet has said that he will not be hiring anymore shop help and instead wants to pay the guys biiiig
I guess it depends how you think about it, because you have to consider Jackstand has a take in Motion Raceworks as well which he obviously was able to do with Cleet.
The Tye voice over was awesome. Progression is what keeps us on the channel. You get tired of the same thing over and over.
wow!! Tye did extremely well with the narration in the video! Used a good mic and everything.
Yah the audio is great, noticed the same thing!
Tye did a phenomenal job on the design, execution, and install of the chassis components! (As usual!). He also nailed the time lapse and voice over commentary. His passion for what he does is extremely evident!
Watching Tye go through this truck is incredible. So much skill and knowledge at such a young age, it really is inspiring.
Having worked in a sweat shop though I really gotta say, GET THOSE BOYS SOME A/C!! Personally every day I was reconsidering my career as a mechanic from the heat alone (and I did quit by the way). Your boys are working insanely hard for all of us, and nothing wears a man down faster than being constantly overheated. This is talent you cannot afford to burn out brother.
Hear, hear to dat! Instead of a GIVE AWAY - get those fellers that A/C,, PLEEEZE 🙂
One thing I've learned about Garrett, if he talks about it in a video, its already in the works.
nothing worse than welding all day in a hot shop
I was a mailman in NorCal for 33 years. They'll be fine.
@@ronjones-6977 these guys are doing more than just walking around putting mail in a box. its hard labor while constantly wracking your brain to make things work. in august in florida with nearly 100% humidity.
Tye: Yes, the rear end was out of square on purpose. Steering the rear end to the right puts more weight on the left front tire in the corner. (I was a NASCAR super late model crew chief.)
Love that Tye is doing the audio voiceovers
I always thought I was a fairly decent fabricator. Damn Ty is the man. His knowledge and work is amazing.
BROTHER, GET THEM BOYS SOME AC!!!! Make it a Garage Upgrade Video like Taylor Ray does; the views will pay for the AC and the boys will work harder and smarter. This is coming from a Florida Man with 24k BTU’s of ice cold AC in my garage and I LOVE IT!!!
Tye needs a raise!
Tye probably already gets paid very well
That man likely makes more money than the other guys in the shop, except cleeter.
Buy his shirts, I'm guessing he gets a %
@@MazdaBass971the quality custom fabrication, combined with top class welding.... thats an insane hourly rate
Stand him on a box!
The tye timelapse is so great. He explains so well and gives simple, precise communication on what is happening. LOVE THIS!
Tye showing some cool stuff on this one. Great job all around
I died when you said George disrespecting the shiester was pissing you off😂😂
Tye is a freaking magician! I love watching this guy work!
Sell whatever truck doesn't get selected for the giveaway and buy the boys some AC in the shop Cleet!
this needs to be pinned!!!!
Agreed! Get this comment to the top!
A lot of the stuff, well damn near all of the stuff Tye does, he makes it look so simple and easy. This man is a master fabricator and welder. This was a good time lapse video to show a lil of what Tye does and can do. Great work all
of you guys and stay safe after that hurricane
Poor Tye, he looks so tired lol. You can tell he's been putting his heart and soul into making the dale truck right, and that attention to detail is gonna make this thing fly I'm sure. Can't wait to see this rendition of the Dale truck out here hurting feelings!
I’m sure the boys would appreciate AC more than an RC car or other novelty gifts. They work their asses off every day and definitely deserve it. Just team up with a contractor that wants the publicity and make the install an episode. I’d watch it for sure. Derek did something similar when he put AC in his shop. He doesn’t even have employees to keep happy.
I imagine it would cost alot to put in AC. I think large ceiling fans would work well.
love this frame building stuff from Ty
absolutely love tyes voice over build.. yall should do this with all the guys youd have content for months of build only!!!
Sometimes I forget just how talented Tye is, man can FABRICATE! I don’t know what he gets paid but I do know he needs a raise!
Cleetus pays his men alot of money. Thats why they're happy there with cleet. He explained in one video couple months ago that he pays way more than the shops where they were at before, and plus its more of a fun environment than a regular shop doing custom cars for one person. Always new stuff, nothing repetitive like a fasterproms would be doing
@@badboymorales just a figure of speech referring to the level of craftsmanship he has. I’m sure he gets paid very well
bro is the best
That's some good fabrication. I'm a 14 year cnc machinist and beginner welder. Really respect the quality of work Tye puts out.
Not cleet and squirrel listening to many men by 50 cent😂 love it brother 3:01
We all heard em mobbin down the freeway to "This is How We Do" in the hemi so are we really surpirised at this point lmao
Haha I just paused on that to see if I saw correctly
I went straight to the comments when I saw it😂
Cleet loves him some 50 😂
Tye killed it with the voice overs and fabrication! Truck is gonna rip.
“That’s a bad ditch” 😂😂😂😂
Just out here ditching.. lol
Caught me so off guard 😂
Got me dying 😂
Ditches be trippin
Naughty Ditch!
As a guy who does a decent bit of custom fab work, i absolutely love watching tye! He has some awesome knowledge and skills! Scanning that subframe and drawing it all in fusion then seeing it all cut out, its just all top notch
Wow. Just wow... Tye is the man. I manufacture aquatic life support systems for Zoos and Aquariums. I build everything out of PVC, but run through all the same steps as Tye from CAD through to fabrications... EXCEPT I CAN JUST GLUE IT TOGETHER! I can't even imagine having to weld all the joints!!
Wow Tye is a beast fabricator. Absolutely incredible
Tye is such an asset and an amazing fabricator!
50 cent playing while sleet and squirrel mob around the airfield, good call.
Hate it or love it the underdog’s on top
same vibe as them mobbin in the hemi listening to "this is how we do"
Midnight performance plus Tye-agra is ALL NIGHT PERFORMANCE brother!!
With all of these other automotive UA-cam channels losing their personalities because of various reasons, it’s so cool to see the members of the Cleetus team growing in their presence here. The different talents for each of these dudes is astounding. I love listening to Tye explain the process in such an in depth build. They’re all an integral part of the content here. This is now officially my favorite channel on UA-cam.
Tye for mvp.....I can't explain to you how valuable he is to the entire operation. That man is a wizard. Few and far between! What a dude
3:02 Dude is obsessed with 50 cent these days I love it. Gotta get him in a video somehow!
Dale was so dang iconic!!! Love seeing this thing being worked on and driven. dale would be proud, anytime getting Dale Jr. to come on the channel?? That would be epic.
I agree. But Dale Sr didn’t drive the truck. Ron Horniday did
Tye deserves his proud dad moment, that's some mighty impressive fabrication work 👏 👏👏
Zach hopping away "take it back, take it back". That was funny.
How did Zack hurt his foot?
Having a running race with cleet. Rolled his ankle in the shop carpark@@HillbillyHippie530
If I had to work in a steel box in Florida summer heat, I'd lobby hard for AC too.
I did it for 26 years in Texas, it sucks rhinoceros d**k, what was tolerable at 21 became a constant quest to get and stay in the a/c. Edit...in my 40's
Second that, gotta keep people comfortable n happy 👍 could’ve got a/c instead of wasting $$ on that shortbed swap 👀
Crazy how talented Ty is!
Tye’s the man. Humble, unassuming, always has his head down getting it done. Man, his mind must be running at 67% just on idle . Your a lucky man having these quality guys working for you. IF IT WASNT FOR TEAM, THERE’D BE NO DREAM ©️ 😎
“Youre definitely doubting the shyster…..kinda pissin me off honestly” had me laughin way too hard 😂
Im so glad after all of theze years that Cleet has still got his best friend running the camera "Squirrel" they are what true friends are.. and you know Cleet has let Squirrel join in on most of his adventures because we have all seen that, so he can make a good living as well! Its good to see! But honestly not many ever leave Cleet so that tells you that they are satisfied and are taken care of i mean shoot one of Cleets biggest money making things is his merch and he has put his teams names and sayings on that as well and they get a huge cut from it! So it is safe to say that Ol Cleet takes care of the ones that help him!!
No need to throw shade on coop
What ever happened to coop?
I wonder what would happen if you stuck Tye and Mike Essa in a shop for a month with unlimited budget
Stoked to see these Tye builds-
Extremely excited for basically every vehicle you guys are building/getting built.
LTS new body
Eagle soon
Dale Truck soon
Jet Plane soon
The only Giraffe I watch.
Tye, Mike Essa, and Johan from Adam LZ are my three favourite wizards from automotive UA-camrs.
@@xtravagentk1275 I have to add Wyatt from boostedboiz. Everything from fab to tuning, from big diesel to rotary. Guy knows heaps of shit about everything 😂
Tye is a badass fabricator!
Tye's experience, knowledge, and skill are so impressive really mind-blowing how good he is. The dude is a machine!
Definitely dig the fabrication vids, the goofy snatcheroonie vids, the mom prix vids, the Consuela vids and esp the Sam spray wax vids. I guess I just love this whole channel.
Really like Ty's voice over and work done on the nastruck. Keep it coming!
Lol he called Sam ol crutches 🤣
Voice over by Tye was amazing really shows all the work he’s doing.
22:20, thank you for caring george. That is very dangerous having it up in the air, hydraulic line fails or a strap and someones going to end up hurt
Just plain stupid to have a load over head for no reason. These kids haven't seen a construction or industrial accident with loss of life or limb. I hope they never do but that shit happens faster than your brain can process what your eyes see.
Tie work is second to none he just knock it out.... doin it for the dale truck
A/C in the shop is a must have 🎉
Tye's background at CJRC is really showing on the amazing fabwork! Fantastic!
O snap that’s who he used to work for ? 👀. I knew he worked in a shop i didn’t know it was for Cj
Buy a few mini splits and have tye install them. For 4-6k you could get it pretty cool. I’m sure a dehumidifier would be pretty nice aswell lol
I said the same thing, I got one in my shop for heat and cool and I love it, does both really well!
Cleetus you have assembled an elite crew each talented in their position…..but today is Tye’s day to be recognized he is a master of his craft and a great person
@ 3:01 he’s still listening to 50!!! 😭😂
Hate it or love it?
Many men
There's blood in my eye dog and I can't see, I'm just tryna be what I'm destined to be.
Get Rich Or Die Trying is a masterpiece of late stage old school gangsta rap. New school is whack.
If Cleet cant...do it...homie, it can't be done. gonna let the mountain dew bottles pop, rods in the engine drop....
Between this, Leroy's body and the new car I don't know what I'm more excited about 😂
Don’t forget the MD!
Dude i know it’s almost like it’s the year of freedom.
I’m not a fab guy whatsoever but I love watching tye and listening to his explanation of his work. Dude is a straight up GEM. Cleet, do not let that dude go anywhere
same here!
8:16 istn't that one of the best feelings ever when you accidently get a perfect cut?
Really loved the Tye timelapse segment of the video, he did a great job explaining exactly what he was doing and how everything works and not to mention watching a highly skilled worker plying his trade. Please do more of this stuff when the opportunity presents itself!
"I'll make it fit, it's what I do" this is exactly why we love Tye, such a badass \m/
Shout out to the freedom factory crew ! Y’all are legends
Man Tye is impressive! It’s really cool to see how in depth this tuff actually is and also comprehending all the welds and measuring it takes to build this stuff. Tye is crushing it
CLEETUS there’s a cross in the sky at the 4:30ish mark!
Tooter the turtle 🐢🐢 always lurking around polishing something.
Cletus , I recommend spot cooling work areas with mini splits . Drop them down from the roof with all thread in strategically positioned areas . They are inexpensive to operate. These units come in all shapes. Dropping the down will keep you from having to cool the whole upper section of the shop
Some insulated doors will help . For 5 k you could get a 3 ton setup in an area and do some experiments. I’m not a candidate for you advertising deal but I know how to think out of the box.
You could mount side walls right above the tool boxes on that purlin. Screw 3:4 plywood the size of the split head that’s all you need.
Over complicating air conditioning is unnecessary with deep pockets you can experiment and it won’t take long for you guys to be doing it yourself.
Listen regardless of anything that Tye is a magician and his work is flawless and u can trust your life on his quality and pride and without him your operation wouldn't be even close to as smooth as it is and even without James or Zach. Thankfull is the word
Cleetus got 99 problems but a ditch aint one
Hey Cleet, get you some ductless mini-splits for your shop! They’re perfect for big open spaces like that. Extremely affordable and extremely efficient. However many square feet you have, multiply by 20, that’s how many BTU’s you need. Then get to that BTU number by using 3 or 4 units. I keep 2,200 square feet of high bay shop cool in the Alabama sun and it cost less than $4k to install two 24,000 BTU units.
This. I've done a few of those here in AZ, they're incredible and really power efficient. The ones I buy are from a company in Miami, so not too far from Cleet. Pioneer / Parker Davis HVAC, super helpful to talk to for sizing/support/parts. I put one in my garage 2 years ago, best decision ever for working on cars in AZ. 115F outside, whatever I want inside.
Been waiting for a vid on the ol dale truck 💪💪
Love it! As a fabricator myself I love watching other people do their thing. Tye is very detail oriented and that is something i can appreciate.
22:15 YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY CALLED, THEY HATE YOU! LOL
Ahhh cmon you gotta get them AC in that Florida humidity😭😂
Really liked Tye's narrative/ voice over 👍
I really enjoy watching Tye work. He is so meticulous with his fit and finish.
All my employes are dying of heat but I don't know about the A/C... while you put 100s of thousands in trucks, parts, and shit. Comon brother, you HAVE TO keep your employes cool in the nasty summer heat. Can't believe I have to write this
No ac In the shop? Probably 120 in that bih
yeah i'm with you on this one. kind of goofy priorities on this one. he's dropped half a mill easy just this year alone, if not more, we don't know what the airfield cost him. a ~100k ac install should have been top of the list. i'd watch it.
You didn't have to write it.. The cost to put ac in there and make it usable is a project in itself, insulating walls, ceilings, and roofs, always keeping the doors closed to the shop, fumes from vehicles running, welding, chemicals, etc. It would be nice for the guys to have it but if it was an easy thing it'd be done already. Maybe they're planning on moving shops or building something new, who knows. I'm not being a dick either so don't get mad and start talking shit.
Welcome to like every shop in the south 😂. Mine would get up to 185 because of the paint booth.
@@Boone9269 The building is already insulated. Its super easy to put ac in that shop. 2-3 big mini split units and done. Portable welding fume extractor for the fumes. Flexible exhaust hose hookups for the dyno, just like every other dyno already has.