God i love those Vids in the junkyard Its sad to see cars in that state but at the same time those parts are going to get used for other builds so its cool ig. Im kinda jealous coz in my country there isn't a lot of junkyards i could go to that just let you get the parts from cars freely. Dont stop making this epic content man ❤️
if i went to a yard, and saw someone trying to load a ka into an integra, i definitely would offer to help free of charge, but at the same time this is hysterical. so glad you pulled it and brought it home!
not really a junkyard story but my buddy drove his s13 down from alberta canada to oregon and blew up 3rd on the way to the track. there was a guy with a shop on the track who sold us a ka trans, then the dudes from y plate imports were hosting an event and let us swap our trans in their trailer. people kept coming by and talking and hanging out with us and it made me gain a much bigger respect for everyone in the drift scene especially
I just have to say that I love seeing channels like you taking these parts from junked cars and giving them new life. not only is it a good example for others but it will also cut down on wasted parts and just shows a great sustainable alternative to just buying new parts or having customs made for things like interior. me and my dad fixed up an old MG MGB GT(cute little sports car) and for all of the damage we either fixed it all ourselfs or went to a junkyard for parts. ended up getting new left fender, door, all lights, decals, interior, radiator, and a few other things :)
Love the junkyard vids. alot of us learn in the junkyard. If you can take it apart, chances are you can put it back together! Keep the content rolling homie! 👏
like many of the others in this comment section, i love watching you mess around in junkyards, it's a vibe also 23:52 has to be the cleanest transition on the channel thus far
i admire mike, good to see someone who has a 2 door car like an integra and just makes it work in every situation instead of getting pissed off and buying a truck he just pushes through and works with what he has.
Such a win to get all those parts. goldmine indeed. as for your query, craziest transpo was a smallblock chevy in the back of a 2000 hatch ek, defintely sluggish but the stock suspension handled it pretty well. ive never heard of a ka in a z, not sure if thats what youre doing, but if it is im sure it will be right at home there. definitely a better choice than the stock motor that came out of it. keep it up. these videos help more than you may realize!
My work truck is my Miata. I was able to fit a Honda d15 engine and the transmission into the passenger side where the seat sits. Love the videos keep up the work ❤❤❤
Just found your YT and sub - got a junk yard story - my mother told me when I was a wee little kid (about 4 yrs old) every time we drove some where I would always be in the back seat looking out the side door window, and if I saw a junk yard coming up, I would actually scream pull over - junkyard so she would and I would open up the door run up to a junker that was sitting out in front, and start kicking the tires and feeling the side of the car. To this day, I still go crazy over junk yards. That's my story, and glad I found you on RUclips. Oh, we restored a 1967 Volkswagen Fastback, and just sold our restored 1965 Volkswagen Carmen Ghia - she was and is a beauty, everyone in the neighborhood thought she was a Porsche. She was cream white, with black interior.
love the junkyard videos. One favorite junkyard memory was when me and my boi serf were under a j30 taking the vlsd for my s13 and we seen the feet of two people a couple rows down, they were wearing some weird sandals and when they eventually passed our row it was two buddhist monks in full robe, really random considering out area
Just recently started following you and you inspire me to build a project. I have tools and a barn on deck but it's hard to find good gems no rust in Michigan
Just found your channel, it's nice seeing the tuner community having fun! I can see you enjoy wrenching on your rides. From the Chicagoland area myself, Victory auto wreckers in Bensenville was my stomping grounds for parts.
I daily an 09 yaris 4 door hatch and put a 1.6 miata motor in the back once and another time I put a WRX motor in. Drove 2 hours home both times. No issues, both times the motors were held in place by the rear seat belts 🤙
you defo remind me of myself lol you got to get all the parts you need and save them im always doing this as i buy alot of damaged cars and restore them keep up the good work love it
Hauled a ka in my old s13 coupe back seat. Was interesting getting it into the back on a hoist. Very similar to what you did w the civic engine in your teg. I just didnt have to remove the door.
Nice one as usual 🤙🏻 One of my dad’s friends own a junkyard and they are doing business together for like construction and stuff so I found an interesting engine ,the OM606 so called the diesel 2jz😃 I saw it two years before I have the chance to own it and at that time it was in a beautiful condition,however two years passed an someone did take the bolts for the intake manifold and leave the engine open to water… Eventually I did get the engine for free but I almost rebuild it 😃the good thing is now it’s working and it’s in a bmw 😃soon will become “super turbo” and will make a lot of power. That’s my most interesting find for more than cheap 😁
I pulled the EGR on mine with the motor in and it was a royal pain. The worst part was the connection to the exhaust manifold... it just didn't want to come loose no matter how much heat was applied, etc. Then after hours and hours of messing with it across multiple days with no luck, I went outside to try again, and it just came loose... go figure. Anyway, I feel your pain! Speaking of pain, I just pulled the brake booster out my S13 and getting that stupid clevis pin out was truly painful... I still have my seats in, and I don't have room to open the driver door really far so ended up on my back with my head and arms in the footwell and my back half on the seat with it as far back as it would go doing some sort of yoga thing... and it was STILL nearly impossible to get loose... I ended up breaking the white plastic retaining clip thing with the tabs on it trying to get the pin out... That was NOT a fun time. I'm still feeling it 24 hours later... course I'm old compared to all you whipper-snappers... I'm kinda surprised you haven't welded on a "bed extension" to the back of the work truck yet! I think it's time for air shocks in the back too since this is a work truck... then you can handle any load without an issue! How long were you at that place, anyway? At the start of the engine pull part, you said it had been open for 30 minutes, and by the end it was dark... I realize the days are short right now but still...
Oh the joys of wrenching on older cars hahaha I'd love to make a mini trailer someday. I just don't have the workspace to be creative just yet. The 240 restoration has taken up that current space haha And I was at the yard from open to close 830ish to 5ish haha
Had to move the contents of my mums room which contained a 55" TV, multiple luggable storage containers, deconstructed bed frame and a 2 person couch on the roof which was 3 quaters as long as my car I drive a work horse 1989 Volvo 240gl and it's treated me well over the past almost 3 years, looking forward to being able to get into more indepth modification with it
I hauled home 3 5.3 truck motors from the junkyard in the bed of a friend's Nissan hardbody once. I love those gatries with the spare tires, we have those at the pick n pull I use but the lot isn't paved so I feel your pain pushing that thing all the way across the lot. My yard charges a deposit on them and you don't get it back unless you bring it back or bring back someone else who's putting down their own down payment and commiting to return it, good system, the yard is on a hill and the temptation to leave the gantry behind when your done is real but the $20 is worth it to most people.
Hey Mike I would recommend getting a trailer and trailer hitch for your teggy to save your interior. A little 4x6 would do. I have one for my 2 door lowered coop
The trunk lid/hatch cover that you removed on your Integra coupe looks like it would go into a pickup car (or for the Aussies: ute). Also, nice Sun set.
Awsome video as always man ❤ I transported whole SR20 in my Nissan Primera p10 hatch (infiniti g20) Engine in the trunk strapped to rear strut brace, trans, exhaust, radiator and some stuff on back seats and tools on passanger seat :D it was kinda "carolina squatted" but it did the thing :D
I done a similar one 😅 had a c33 laurel went on a road trip found a new rd28t motor and manual box, mine was auto non turbo, pulled the rear door off and the seats out to fit the motor , box went in the boot rough ride back 😅
I stuck a whole Ford Transit front clip and tools to change in into a little Renault Twingo ... drove it to crashed van, swaped the front end and drove it home :D
I put like 4 Vg30s from Zs in my subaru hatchback not all at once tho but did road trips with a engine in the back lol also i just got a original DB8 GSR sedan because of you!
@@PrizzaMike Yeah it was crazy the thing was on the bump stops lol and i knoww i got lucky im jealous of the JDM front you have. ill dm you in instagram she will be for sale soon!
Talking about junkyard stories. My TAFE teacher once told me that he went to a junkyard and there was a man working on a car and he had both legs underneath the car while he was pulling something off. The car fell off the stands crushing both his legs. Someone got a forklift and got the car off of him which then lead him to bleed to death. When the ambulance arrive they said that they shouldn't of lifted the car yet before they showed up because they could of tried to stop of the bleeding. So the message is do not have your legs underneath cars while there on stands. (Well try not to anyways)
I love going to the pick n pull but it’s like 3 hours away from my house :( last time I got a minty steering wheel for my WRX for like 1/100 of the price that people online ask for
I know that company well: LKQ. There's one in Toledo, Ohio, I go to. And I know what it's like, having to push and manuever that engine hoist around. It is a PITA. But once you get it where you need to go, it is so easy to use. The only thing at that point is, getting a motor you pull into your cart and pulling that up to pay for it, which can be a bear.
a class mercedes & 2.5m tall christmas tree. of course all inside with closed doors & trunk. other notable mentions include refrigerator, bed (couldnt close the trunk), TV, 18sq meters of roofing panels.
I transported many parts in my bmw 1 series. I bought many motorcycles about 3 years ago. I took them apart and fitted them in the car. Also many car parts. Ist amazing how much space you can get out of many cars
Hauled 2 ls motors in the back of my 2 door cobalt plus all the fixing for a t56 (bellhousing clutch flywheel and pressure plate) then drove 4 hours with it home
Hey mike! I bought an Ek hatch for my first project car and dealing with the canadian rust was a nightmare! I know how you feel when you say working with rust sucks because it definitely does.
God i love those Vids in the junkyard
Its sad to see cars in that state but at the same time those parts are going to get used for other builds so its cool ig.
Im kinda jealous coz in my country there isn't a lot of junkyards i could go to that just let you get the parts from cars freely.
Dont stop making this epic content man ❤️
Same here theirs no such thing as a junkyard your able to walk around yourself, you stuck at a desk trying to explain what you need
@@padraigrab08 Especially fun if you're trying to get parts from a different model to upgrade yours. lol.
these are my favorite for sure
if i went to a yard, and saw someone trying to load a ka into an integra, i definitely would offer to help free of charge, but at the same time this is hysterical. so glad you pulled it and brought it home!
not really a junkyard story but my buddy drove his s13 down from alberta canada to oregon and blew up 3rd on the way to the track. there was a guy with a shop on the track who sold us a ka trans, then the dudes from y plate imports were hosting an event and let us swap our trans in their trailer. people kept coming by and talking and hanging out with us and it made me gain a much bigger respect for everyone in the drift scene especially
I just have to say that I love seeing channels like you taking these parts from junked cars and giving them new life. not only is it a good example for others but it will also cut down on wasted parts and just shows a great sustainable alternative to just buying new parts or having customs made for things like interior. me and my dad fixed up an old MG MGB GT(cute little sports car) and for all of the damage we either fixed it all ourselfs or went to a junkyard for parts. ended up getting new left fender, door, all lights, decals, interior, radiator, and a few other things :)
We need more of the junkyard runs they're fun.
Tell me your going KAT in the 300z!!
That would be sick
This is why he took it for lol💯 its defo going in the 300zx
@@zehlersan my exact words
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Truck engines in cars, 😂
Love the junkyard vids. alot of us learn in the junkyard.
If you can take it apart, chances are you can put it back together!
Keep the content rolling homie! 👏
like many of the others in this comment section, i love watching you mess around in junkyards, it's a vibe
also 23:52 has to be the cleanest transition on the channel thus far
i admire mike, good to see someone who has a 2 door car like an integra and just makes it work in every situation instead of getting pissed off and buying a truck he just pushes through and works with what he has.
These junkyard videos are the coolest, I can't wait to see the finish product of your 240. It has been a long journey and it's still going.
Man we need more junkyard videos!
Great video as always man :D
Sounds like a plan!
I'll go find some more yards! 🤘🔥
Such a win to get all those parts. goldmine indeed. as for your query, craziest transpo was a smallblock chevy in the back of a 2000 hatch ek, defintely sluggish but the stock suspension handled it pretty well. ive never heard of a ka in a z, not sure if thats what youre doing, but if it is im sure it will be right at home there. definitely a better choice than the stock motor that came out of it. keep it up. these videos help more than you may realize!
Dude. These videos have been an absolute gem to find. Seeing your truck car go is always a blast!
DUUDE you integra always brings me back with the manual locks just brings asmr joy to me. Pure nostalgia 💜
It's unbelievable how much fits in a integra, love this videos
My work truck is my Miata. I was able to fit a Honda d15 engine and the transmission into the passenger side where the seat sits. Love the videos keep up the work ❤❤❤
Just found your YT and sub - got a junk yard story - my mother told me when I was a wee little kid (about 4 yrs old) every time we drove some where I would always be in the back seat looking out the side door window, and if I saw a junk yard coming up, I would actually scream pull over - junkyard so she would and I would open up the door run up to a junker that was sitting out in front, and start kicking the tires and feeling the side of the car. To this day, I still go crazy over junk yards. That's my story, and glad I found you on RUclips. Oh, we restored a 1967 Volkswagen Fastback, and just sold our restored 1965 Volkswagen Carmen Ghia - she was and is a beauty, everyone in the neighborhood thought she was a Porsche. She was cream white, with black interior.
love the junkyard videos. One favorite junkyard memory was when me and my boi serf were under a j30 taking the vlsd for my s13 and we seen the feet of two people a couple rows down, they were wearing some weird sandals and when they eventually passed our row it was two buddhist monks in full robe, really random considering out area
after watching prizzamike after the past year and a half. it motivated me to go into collision repair thank you mike💜
I'm so amazed by american Junkyards, so many cars, trolleys and engine hoists
Always looking forward for new videos. So inspiring to watch
Just recently started following you and you inspire me to build a project. I have tools and a barn on deck but it's hard to find good gems no rust in Michigan
You honestly seem like a really chill dude to be around.
Just found your channel, it's nice seeing the tuner community having fun! I can see you enjoy wrenching on your rides. From the Chicagoland area myself, Victory auto wreckers in Bensenville was my stomping grounds for parts.
17:10 lmfao “if it fits it ships”😂😂😂💀
Such a big inspiration 🙌🏽
Can’t wait for the story of the rhd integra!
hey man, i really love your videos! Its so nice and chill to watch and gives me so much motivation!! ❤ thanks dude
i really do not often write comments but keep this channel going
I love how you left the automatic transmission of the junkyard because that’s where it belongs. I believe every S13 should be stick shift.
I like going to the junkyards too, it’s not everyone’s cup of tea but I like finding parts for my car
I daily an 09 yaris 4 door hatch and put a 1.6 miata motor in the back once and another time I put a WRX motor in. Drove 2 hours home both times. No issues, both times the motors were held in place by the rear seat belts 🤙
Had an integra back in the day. Biggest thing I could fit back there was cherry picker. One bump and it could've shattered the rear glass
Congrants for the 60k subscribers 🥳, can't wait to see you reach a 100k
Thank you so much!!
you defo remind me of myself lol you got to get all the parts you need and save them im always doing this as i buy alot of damaged cars and restore them keep up the good work love it
Honestly the integra surprises me more and more each video 😂👍
Loving all the extra videos these last couple weeks! Keep it up man love watching em
Hauled a ka in my old s13 coupe back seat. Was interesting getting it into the back on a hoist. Very similar to what you did w the civic engine in your teg. I just didnt have to remove the door.
The junkyard content is awesome!
It’s literally the Lego store! But for mechanics/hobbyists 😮
Nice one as usual 🤙🏻
One of my dad’s friends own a junkyard and they are doing business together for like construction and stuff so I found an interesting engine ,the OM606 so called the diesel 2jz😃 I saw it two years before I have the chance to own it and at that time it was in a beautiful condition,however two years passed an someone did take the bolts for the intake manifold and leave the engine open to water… Eventually I did get the engine for free but I almost rebuild it 😃the good thing is now it’s working and it’s in a bmw 😃soon will become “super turbo” and will make a lot of power.
That’s my most interesting find for more than cheap 😁
These Junkyard videos are sooo good to watch. Keep your content going! And good luck with your s13.
Seeya!
Those Rays are a good pick up. Make a full set, painted white would look sick on the 300zx.
Make sure you grab the door locks to go with the ignition cylinder and key
Thanks for the junkyard content.
It's pretty rare seeing a car like this sit on junkyard in my country...love your video bro❤️ can't wait to see it finish made and new spray 🌟
I pulled the EGR on mine with the motor in and it was a royal pain. The worst part was the connection to the exhaust manifold... it just didn't want to come loose no matter how much heat was applied, etc. Then after hours and hours of messing with it across multiple days with no luck, I went outside to try again, and it just came loose... go figure. Anyway, I feel your pain! Speaking of pain, I just pulled the brake booster out my S13 and getting that stupid clevis pin out was truly painful... I still have my seats in, and I don't have room to open the driver door really far so ended up on my back with my head and arms in the footwell and my back half on the seat with it as far back as it would go doing some sort of yoga thing... and it was STILL nearly impossible to get loose... I ended up breaking the white plastic retaining clip thing with the tabs on it trying to get the pin out... That was NOT a fun time. I'm still feeling it 24 hours later... course I'm old compared to all you whipper-snappers...
I'm kinda surprised you haven't welded on a "bed extension" to the back of the work truck yet! I think it's time for air shocks in the back too since this is a work truck... then you can handle any load without an issue!
How long were you at that place, anyway? At the start of the engine pull part, you said it had been open for 30 minutes, and by the end it was dark... I realize the days are short right now but still...
Oh the joys of wrenching on older cars hahaha
I'd love to make a mini trailer someday. I just don't have the workspace to be creative just yet. The 240 restoration has taken up that current space haha
And I was at the yard from open to close
830ish to 5ish haha
Hahha it’s so cool to see you do whatever you need to do to get it done, imagine if you get an actual truck the amount of stuff you can move
Super nice you saved that KA!!! 👌
Keep up the good work love your vids
hope you keep up the yt stuff, loving all the content man. very very inspiring
Love his vids man truly inspiring
Dang that g was a nice find except it didn’t have the brembo brake package!
been loving this series from NZ my man, keep it up
I love junkyard vids
Someone else out there saving Ka’s 🙏
Had to move the contents of my mums room which contained a 55" TV, multiple luggable storage containers, deconstructed bed frame and a 2 person couch on the roof which was 3 quaters as long as my car
I drive a work horse 1989 Volvo 240gl and it's treated me well over the past almost 3 years, looking forward to being able to get into more indepth modification with it
once transported 4 tyres and a welded diff in an mx5. Was a wild drive i can say xD
love ur videos, keep it up
Dude please… that integra. Give it some LOVE.
I hauled home 3 5.3 truck motors from the junkyard in the bed of a friend's Nissan hardbody once. I love those gatries with the spare tires, we have those at the pick n pull I use but the lot isn't paved so I feel your pain pushing that thing all the way across the lot. My yard charges a deposit on them and you don't get it back unless you bring it back or bring back someone else who's putting down their own down payment and commiting to return it, good system, the yard is on a hill and the temptation to leave the gantry behind when your done is real but the $20 is worth it to most people.
I really enjoy that you are going to junkyard bro keep it up! love your vids
Hey Mike I would recommend getting a trailer and trailer hitch for your teggy to save your interior. A little 4x6 would do. I have one for my 2 door lowered coop
The trunk lid/hatch cover that you removed on your Integra coupe looks like it would go into a pickup car (or for the Aussies: ute). Also, nice Sun set.
your vids inspire me to learn more about cars thanks mike
Awsome video as always man ❤
I transported whole SR20 in my Nissan Primera p10 hatch (infiniti g20) Engine in the trunk strapped to rear strut brace, trans, exhaust, radiator and some stuff on back seats and tools on passanger seat :D it was kinda "carolina squatted" but it did the thing :D
What a day at the junkyard!
Lol is this the lot in little village? Love you're videos man. Can't wait to see the s13 done and painted
I done a similar one 😅 had a c33 laurel went on a road trip found a new rd28t motor and manual box, mine was auto non turbo, pulled the rear door off and the seats out to fit the motor , box went in the boot rough ride back 😅
I stuck a whole Ford Transit front clip and tools to change in into a little Renault Twingo ... drove it to crashed van, swaped the front end and drove it home :D
That poor Integra lol loving these vids man.
I put like 4 Vg30s from Zs in my subaru hatchback not all at once tho but did road trips with a engine in the back lol also i just got a original DB8 GSR sedan because of you!
That's insane! Hahaha
IM SO JEALOUS! I can not find ANY clean integra sedans hahaha
Congrats man! 🔥
@@PrizzaMike Yeah it was crazy the thing was on the bump stops lol and i knoww i got lucky im jealous of the JDM front you have. ill dm you in instagram she will be for sale soon!
so chill to watch man :)
Seeing you put that KA in the back of your integra was so freakin cool!
Talking about junkyard stories. My TAFE teacher once told me that he went to a junkyard and there was a man working on a car and he had both legs underneath the car while he was pulling something off. The car fell off the stands crushing both his legs.
Someone got a forklift and got the car off of him which then lead him to bleed to death.
When the ambulance arrive they said that they shouldn't of lifted the car yet before they showed up because they could of tried to stop of the bleeding.
So the message is do not have your legs underneath cars while there on stands. (Well try not to anyways)
It's not integra -level worktruck, but in an NA Miata I hauled an entire extra dashboard that I bought from two hours away.
wow Mike got the engine out all alone and here I am strugling to get a belt tensioner loose xD
Came to look for comments on cranking the motor backwards and didnt see any lol 😳
I love going to the pick n pull but it’s like 3 hours away from my house :( last time I got a minty steering wheel for my WRX for like 1/100 of the price that people online ask for
Love watching your videos mike it so chill and badass
Man keep up the good work, I love what you’re doing! I hope you grabbed the sending unit too haha
I did indeed 😎
I know that company well: LKQ. There's one in Toledo, Ohio, I go to.
And I know what it's like, having to push and manuever that engine hoist around. It is a PITA. But once you get it where you need to go, it is so easy to use.
The only thing at that point is, getting a motor you pull into your cart and pulling that up to pay for it, which can be a bear.
You the man bro very resourceful.
Love the junkyard content, hope you can make more videos at the junkyard
a class mercedes & 2.5m tall christmas tree. of course all inside with closed doors & trunk. other notable mentions include refrigerator, bed (couldnt close the trunk), TV, 18sq meters of roofing panels.
we all luv the junkyard vids
First video of yours i watch and im hooked
Props that’s insane what you can do to make it work keep on my boy love your videos 😅
I transported many parts in my bmw 1 series. I bought many motorcycles about 3 years ago. I took them apart and fitted them in the car. Also many car parts. Ist amazing how much space you can get out of many cars
Hauled 2 ls motors in the back of my 2 door cobalt plus all the fixing for a t56 (bellhousing clutch flywheel and pressure plate) then drove 4 hours with it home
With rusted screws I always used ice spray so that it gets to every spot and the screws then come out really well.
You're spoiling us with 3 uploads in 1 week.
Do a story on this Integra.... would love to know what work you put into it
You did this all by yourself?!? Bruh your insane this video is epic
Hey mike! I bought an Ek hatch for my first project car and dealing with the canadian rust was a nightmare! I know how you feel when you say working with rust sucks because it definitely does.
Dude these videos are always the best way to start the day I'm ngl
I really envy these kinds of junkyards, we dont really have these in europe, or well not with ocassional schasis :D
This line i took a hammer and pry bar and basically chiseled it off.... im EXHAUSTED.....i see you. Makin casual dad jokes out here
That must have been so stressful takin the hatch off. In my head i was like don't drop it,dont drop it! Lmao nice bro!
Can't wait to see you rollin the 240 again.
Also, Save the KA. 🤝🏻
I did surftrip with a 7"5 board inside my s13. Didn't want roofracks so I folded the seats down and put the board inside.
I Love these junk yard vids, Keep em comming