I've been ordering my parts on Amazon. I usually get a better price . Good job with the video Mike. I like how you set up the coming and going of your brother's rod.
We do check prices on Amazon first. Usually Amazon is cheaper but this pump was $21 at O'Reilly, a few bucks cheaper than Amazom. Jay also has a business account there which takes off a few bucks. I'm glad you like it. Thanks.
@@americanhotrodder1789 I think Jay does a little more repairs than me. I just did my oil change yesterday on my Ford Taurus. I was taking it to Walmart because the Taurus sits very low to the ground but a few oil changes ago I decided to get back into doing it myself. Well surprise surprise. The idiot from Walmart put the oil plug back in using Loctite. I had to use my torch to get it off. I always tell people if you have your tires changed at Walmart that you need to check the lug nuts when you get home because they don't torque them right. On a few occasions I've had to use a breaker bar to get them off. Could you imagine having to change a flat? You won't be able to get them off with the lug nut wrench that comes with the car.
Wow!
Nice ride! 👍🏼💪🏼
Pretty cool channel...really like the yellow hot rod ❤
I've been ordering my parts on Amazon. I usually get a better price . Good job with the video Mike. I like how you set up the coming and going of your brother's rod.
We do check prices on Amazon first. Usually Amazon is cheaper but this pump was $21 at O'Reilly, a few bucks cheaper than Amazom. Jay also has a business account there which takes off a few bucks.
I'm glad you like it. Thanks.
@@americanhotrodder1789 I think Jay does a little more repairs than me. I just did my oil change yesterday on my Ford Taurus. I was taking it to Walmart because the Taurus sits very low to the ground but a few oil changes ago I decided to get back into doing it myself. Well surprise surprise. The idiot from Walmart put the oil plug back in using Loctite. I had to use my torch to get it off. I always tell people if you have your tires changed at Walmart that you need to check the lug nuts when you get home because they don't torque them right. On a few occasions I've had to use a breaker bar to get them off. Could you imagine having to change a flat? You won't be able to get them off with the lug nut wrench that comes with the car.