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Thank you so much ! I greatly appreciate the kind words. Myself, I served twenty-four years, and my oldest is nearing their sixth year of enlistment. Our family comes from a long line of military heritage dating back to WWII. We certainly understand the price of freedom and that it isn't free. Now that my child is serving, I understand and comprehend that more than ever. Most of the content you see is for entertainment engagement, building and brand, and making a profit to build up an "influencer," so to speak. Not much emphasis is placed on education, but more so on entertainment and profit. I don't believe education should come at a monetary price, it should only cost you your time and willingness to learn. I generally announce car show or event info on FB and IG. I'm glad you enjoy the content and I appreciate your support! Thank you again!

Merry Christmas!

Thanks! I appreciate it, and I hope you and your family had a great Christmas as well!

Thanks Tim ! I greatly appreciate the kind words and your support!

Glad you picked up a few things along the way Dennis! Thanks for watching, I'm glad you enjoy the channel !

Thanks, I appreciate it! I'm glad to see others realize I'm not someone's pitch monkey. It's important to me that I use quality products and materials while passing along honest real world testimony. I hope you and your family have a great Christmas as well !

Thank you! I appreciate the kind words! I have track day play list on the Chanel home page, it covers just about all of the prep I typically go through.

Merry Christmas Steve! I hope you and your family have a great day! I simply try to tell it how it is, unfortunately the truth also brings out negativity in others.

Thanks for watching, it means a lot! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family! I appreciate it!

Merry Christmas to you and your family Jason ! Hope you have a great holiday season, I appreciate your support!

Thanks for the support Brian! I'm glad you enjoy the channel, it definitely takes a strong home life and support to achieve other goals in life!

Thanks for the compliments! I appreciate your support, no matter what you do weather it's successful or a failure the haters will hate. You just need to be true to yourself and carry on !

@stockcarsurplus you're welcome, and thank you for your service to our nation. Look forward to more videos from your channel. The dry sump videos are well executed. Would love a deep dive on the NASCAR Powerplants if you get time. I'm sure you'll get to it as the build progresses.

Glad the tips were helpful. Preparation is the most important part when it comes to paint application. Glad many of these tips help. I'm putting together a bunch more videos for this build soon!

Thanks, I appreciate the support and interest. It's something I've been asked about in the past and may include in a future video.

I tend to only use them on hard lines like brades stainless for the fire system because they don't melt. Unfortunately I've seen people use them on wiring and wear through the insulation over time and cause a short / ground fault. Great question !

Yes, I used SEM Trim Black & chassis grey along with SRI's own brand of Chassis paint. Most of that can be seen in FB post.

Did you also get a car from James hylton? Or just the hood? Do you know who got his windmill engine Dyno?

I ended up with one Ford, some Dodge engines, parts and a bunch of other miscellaneous stuff. I have no idea where that dyno went.

Do you know much about the car you got? Was it complete? He had to Ford's that I drove a few times

Martina or woody? Or the grumpy one....

Merry Christmas Brian ! I appreciate your kind words, always remember your health and time with your family is always more important. I've been collecting model stock cars for 30 years and they are plan when I am unable to physically do this.

Merry Christmas to you and your family Mike ! I appreciate it and your support!

Merry Christmas Steve ! I hope you and your family have a great holiday! I've looked through what I have and I only have enough for what I'm working on. You could try contacting Nitro Manufacturing directly or one of the used parts houses in Mooresville.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, to you as well! New Video launches in the morning!

@stockcarsurplus just asking if you found a cart yet that holds the rear end and supplies as you had on your other show

To warm it up to operating temp and set the rings.

Thanks, I appreciate it!

Thanks Henry, I appreciate it!

Thanks Clint ! Glad you enjoyed it, a great time was had by all !

I agree! That would be a fun idea to run with. It's definitely going to be built light and for fun, I can say that.

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I get them directly from teams and Goodyear / Champion.

Everyone brings a certain amount of guest, but it's not open to the general public.

I'm glad you found the channel and that you are enjoying the videos. I honestly have no experience with welders from Harbor Freight, everything I have is Miller or Thermal Arc. I've also never used Flux core, always shielded gas MIG & Tig.

@@stockcarsurplus I know welders are very finicky about their equipment. Like me and a framing hammer. I appreciate you taking the time outta your day to answer me. I don't have Miller money just yet, so I'll likely end up picking up the mentioned above and seeing what it can do.

No worries dude, buy what you can afford and work on the basic skills first. After you get the down, move on to better equipment.

@stockcarsurplus that's what I've personally found to be best. Thanks for the advice, buddy.

It's a great track and definitely fun !

You're welcome Clint ! I'm glad you found a and enjoy the content!

@stockcarsurplus and, although it's late, happy veterans day, from one vet to another. I've been searching for a professional mentor since leaving the service, and I think I've found the guy.

Thanks Nick, it certainly wanted to run harder. After a few adjustments and a new carburetor it's going to get to stretch its legs in the spring!

No idea. Never timed a stock car.

Thanks! I appreciate the compliment!

Absolutely !

It did. The carburetor is a Road Course 830 that actually flowed over 920 and is way too big for an Xfinity engine. I'm building a new one now and it will be ready to rip in the Spring.

Thanks Clint ! I appreciate the kind words! Nothing more fun than a fast car and open track ahead!

@stockcarsurplus words of wisdom for sure.

Indeed!

@@stockcarsurplus I keep coming back to this video. You are incredibly humble. You work on your own car and you bring us in and show us around. Thank you for that. It's honestly refreshing to see that the people there are using a US General toolbox, just like me. You inspire me, I feel as though I can be where you are one day too. Edit: I guess you can say I'm your biggest fan.

Remember the most important tool is your hands and how you use them. I've found if you invest in your skills and ability you can use almost any tool to complete a task.

You're welcome Nick ! I appreciate the support and I'm glad you are enjoying the channel!

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Thanks Steve! I'm glad you enjoy the channel, I appreciate it!

I was wondering if that was Will, replayed that part and sure enough!

It's definitely him! He's a great friend and I'm proud to have found and restored one of his original cars!

Great Question! No bypass, engine oil runs through the cooler at all times. Many teams used to use a bypass switch for qualifying but not anymore.

@ interesting. Trying to configure my own dry sump, was thinking about implementing a thermostatic remote oil filter. What are your thoughts on these?

I've never used one or seen a need to.

@@stockcarsurplus so for a race car application, send it straight through the cooler and monitor temp through sensors in tank and at engine?

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You're welcome Jack ! Glad I could help, I appreciate your support!

It certainly can be complicated Troy, I hope this build series helps.

Thank you! I appreciate the kind words!

Thanks Mike ! I forsee any major issues!

Thanks! It's definitely going to be fun!

Thanks Jason! I'll have some footage soon!

Thanks Troy! I appreciate the sentiment but Kyle's been a good friend to me for more than a decade and I think the name above the door describes the car more than the driver!