No Flying Sparks Garage video could ever be too long, really appreciate the time you put into making them.

Awesome show Emily and Aaron. Heaps of laughs and it's great watching you two do stuff. 👍👍❤️

WHAT a great channel. i love watching your ''family'' work on these cars together. it's a riot seeing your girl roll under the car on the creeper to help. arrons' soft spoken knowlege, w/out the usual ''hotdog'' attitude is infatuating. the yorkie is great! watching emily ENTHUSIASTICALLY learn & and express joy & humor is priceless. you are showing us what is missing from many of our lives today. please don't stop.

Love your vids guys dont listen to the negative trolls that live in their parents basement that hate the world. Just keep being awesome and making awesome vids.

Another little tech tip, installing the front cover is made easier by partially and temperaly installing the harmonic balancer so as to make sure the cover seal is perfectly centered around the balancer. Then just tighten the bolts.

Its refreshing to see a happily married couple working together , a shared sentiment for champagne and you including your niece into your work in the garage - maybe it will inspire her to succeed throughout her life. Thanks for sharing

Its always good to see that you can laugh at yourself... Was thinking "they should do a slow mo" and bam there it was!! Love your enthusiasm for engine building. Thanks for the vids.

Epic team.. and build! My wife and I have started a Cherokee build. The rule about this build is that neither one of us touches the vehicle unless the other is there as well.. Of course the grand kids have their place in this. Its been three years since we bought our $1800.00 special and of course, we are nowhere near done (lol).. when we happened upon your channel. Good to see a couple from the younger generation ,with niece, putting together a dream ride together! To quote my wife (though I wont admit to being that much of a softy) "It makes me so happy to see these kids get it!" Cheers!

This video was worth the wait! The content and editing are great! The foreshadowing at 22:17 is priceless. Nicely done. With all that happened during this build you could have turned it into a movie.

watching the valve spring and tools fly through the air made my night.

This 280 is going to be SICK! I can't wait to hear it with the stack injection and those headers. It's going to be so mean. I can't thank you enough for choosing the T56...great work. Always enjoy your episodes.

How do you guys only have 30 30k subscribers? Your videos are like a TV series. It's so fun to watch these and I have zero mechanical experience so most of it is foreign,however, watching you to build these things is mesmerizing. I'm so jealous of you two. I wish I was more handy and I wish my wife and I had something like this to do together. I love your channel guys.

Its super cool that the heart of your first car ended up in the engine bay of the car yall took yalls first date in. Epic build!

Your niece brings it with the cuteness. Love your thinking outside the box with the 180 degree headers for the unique sound. Keep up the great work.

Aloha Emily and, er...Mr Flying Sparks, Summer of 1969, my first job out of HS was as a Lot Boy-honest, that was the job title!-at Kailua Datsun on Oahu. Our dealership received the second of the initial 240Zs in the country. By fall I was blessed to be taken under the wing of Mr. Kaishiwabara our Service Manager and although a mere "helper", through a process of elimination was trained in tuning the dual carb setup on those early 240s. What miserable good fortune! OMG, one small boy taking on the job of two men and a small boy! But that's not why I called. Although we've not formally made acquaintance, I strongly support you folks as proponents of the old-school school-of-automotive-hotrodding; that is to make and/or modify machinery, household appliances, gas powered pencil sharpeners, indoor/outdoor plumbing and literally any other thing to make it bigger, faster, better. We build what we want from our own inner vision using whatever we've got handy or can readily obtain without shame or apology to anyone. If you want it, you find it; if you need it, you make it; if you broke-um, you fix-um; and the real important one: If no fit, put spit! (Mahalo to Mr. Kaishiwabara). Keep the faith! Aloha.

Again, you two nailed it to the shed wall!!..decork the champagne, pitch it into the yard..pull out the Black Lable..CELEBRATE!

If it takes this long to get this good of an episode than it just does! Keep up the awesome work!

It's so awesome to see y'all working on this.. I've been with my wife since she was 14 and I was 15, I'm now 47. Not gonna say her age. The one car we wish we could find is my first, a 1970 2 door impala or the second 1971 camaro. Y'all are an inspiration and please keep up the great vids!!!!!!

you and your husband are honest down to earth car nuts keep up the great work

Jack Daniels out of a wine glass? Rock n roll... Love the ep, good job guys! Can't wait to see more!

finally, a video where mistakes aren't edited out.

I love watching you three, plus the spring incident... We won't be forgetting that one soon ;)

You definately shouldn't feel like you have any pressure from us as far as a deadline goes. You are an inpiration to young women who are also learning about automotive mechanics. Your pitfalls are invaluable learning lessons and I'm glad you share them.

Zen is my favorite series and enjoy watching them in my free time. I would like to see b of these types of vlogs but I know behind the build its about funding the projects. Your editing is awesome and music is a perfect match. Efforts appreciated. Love this couple. Get it

Love your videos, never too long Emily. I agree with some of the others about the content, you both seem to have a lot of knowledge, maybe have a "tech section" in your videos? Just a thought. I think it's awesome how your shop represents a lot of the DIY mechanics out there, not a huge fancy shop with millions of dollars worth of tools sitting around. I will say that I enjoy those videos too, as it is always nice to drool over some really cool shop tech. Love how you both play off each other and share some of your lives with us, gives the videos a great personal touch! Keep it up Flying Sparks Garage, you guys ROCK!

You are awesome. Watching you all, working on these beauties, with my kids made my days. It's a kind of "reboost" for the tired worker. So much fun, interesting tips, it remind me when with my buddies we built some "mobylette-monsters". After seeing that i'm reloaded, ready to keep moving forward on my cars/bikes projects. Thank you for these videos. (sorry if there is some mistakes/errors in this text, i'm french)

You are by far the best female mechanic on you tube and your nice looking to

You guys are doing a great job. Keep doing what you're doing!

15:01 I almost jumped off my seat! lol

I personally enjoy the show, and thank you for the effort you put into it.

OMG your niece is SOOOOOO CUTE! And quite the little mechanic! I had to laugh that the old seats were yorkie colored! Keep up the great work!

Another tip on the front cover, you can install the harmonic balancer (partly) and that will help the front seal to align properly as will. Its one more step but its a sure fit. Then you can take the balancer off or go ahead and install it. Love y'all channel btw!

Look forward to each and every episode! Follow on IG & FB too! So refreshing to see a not fake YT channel like so many others. Not to mention how you make do with what you have. Really nice to see the excitement especially when opening the box from Inglese. My wife has helped me 2x in 25yrs.

I love this show!! I wish I could help you edit. I know what a pain it is when you've got a million other things to do. So, thank you. 30 minutes is perfect, actually. Left me wanting more!! Also you already know how much I love this car. It's been so thrilling keeping up with it. AHHH! Can't wait for the next one. YOU CAHN DOO ITTT!

quick tip for you: install the cam before the crank and pistons with the engine upside down. That way you can put your hand in there and guide it in without possibly nicking the bearings.

Throw it in the yard grabs the bottle of whiskey i love it

Never be sorry, we can watch all day😀😀

those headers are sick, good job putting them together

Glad to see you put a proven performer under the hood. That should be a tire shredder!!!!

Man guys that is gonna be insane i cant wait to see it all finished

Can't wait to see y'all take it for a ride

Try Bushmills Irish whiskey. Drink it in a glass chilled or if you drink fast add ice. Bushmills comes from the oldest whiskey distillery in the world 1609 and its amazing. That was a classy move tossing that wine for Jack. Pretty cool just like this car.

Sure glad to see your posting videos again, I certainly enjoy them! Cheers from Tokyo Japan!

Damn those welds..... something only a mother could love lol

Love your show. Keep up the great entertainment value. Glad the springs didn't ruin your sunny disposition. Taking a spring into the chin is not fun.

love the show, A word of advice, I was reminded of an incident that happened to me when I saw your little girl lying on the creeper . Watch your hair. Sometime in the late 80's, I got my rocker hair ( \m/ ) caught in a creeper wheel. It wasn't fun.

Great Job Guys, looking forward to the next episode.

You two need to be our new best friend couple. My first date with my fiance, we drank jack out of a wine glass. You guys always put out excellent content. Keep up all the good work!

This was great! good job on the edit! it is part of my daily job so I can appreciate the amount of work it takes. I only recently found this channel and was stoked to see a new vid today

I have to say that this is my new most favorit build show... Not sure how to spell his name but i will try... Fryburger has nothing on you lol... I have been watching all the shows i have missed... Half an hour long??? I can watch for hours... Great show ty

Im currently doing an LS swap on a 76 porsche 911 and was going to do 180 deg headers so I'm very keen to see how this sounds!

I'm so excited about the cam! anxious to hear the sound of it!

Seeing all those shiney new parts gets me all excited

good to see more awesome footage with great editing. if mechanic shows weren't so damn high pressure and stressful I'd wish you had your own show. you two are an inspiration. great channel!!!

The rotsun is coming along nicely, looks good

Just found this channel and I really enjoy watching you get excited over building the motor and all. I just sub

Too funny. Was just thinking about you guys. That's some substantial progress. Some crazy headers there Aaron, nice work.

Watched every second of the video. I don't mind the videos being 30 mins because everything is so informing. Keep it up. By the way that 8 stack will look great!

I'M 65YRS, OLD AND I LOVE YOUR SITE AND KEEP YOUR DREAMS. MY DREAM CAR DODGE CHALLENGER RT / SCAT PACK. ISN'T COMING RIGHT SOON, CONGRATULATIONS. ...

Nice work Emily, your husband made some really exotic exhaust headers. I wonder if they will heat the oil up too much? And if so should not you be putting some header wraps on them? Change the oil after every outing because that is going to cook it? Check your oil to see if its smelling burnt from being cooked. Im pretty sure it will some time or another break down a lot sooner with the header pipe passing right by the oil pan. On the bright side the car will warm up quickly on cold winter days. You will be able to turn the heater on sooner than if they had room to exit with out passing by the oil pan. I really think header wraps would make it a lot safer. You can cook hot dogs or even light a cigarette off of exhaust pipes coming out of the engine. I wonder if the oil will burn?

(I was thinking 180 degree headers just before you mentioned them)... (Little girl is awesome) And and and the intake is fantastic. Enjoy!

You should rap those valves using a rubber mallet to make sure the locks are seated , could come apart while running and we all know much fun that would be

great seeing the rest of the build cant wait to see whats next

Awesome video it's worth the wait! Don't pressure yourself on editing take your time! We all have patients to watch a videos it's all good by the way awesome video

A saftey tip Emily (and others) don't use a bench grinder with gloves on, if the glove gets caught between the stone and tool rest your hand will be dragged in. I get you wear gloves because the metal gets hot if you get a linisher for small stuff that get hot you will be a lot safer with the gloves on

Glad to see you're back. I find your vids both informative and entertaining. I have a 78Z that I will get to some day. Although it may be tough at times, pay no attention to the to the hateful comments that come from hateful people. Race does not matter as we are all from the human race. Your niece is gorgeous btw!! Anyway looking forward to your next update. I hope to see you and the crew soon.

Love the 180 degree headers!

YAY!! Can't wait for the next episode! Keep up the great videos Emily!!!

Think the reason you have to tighten and then untighten 3 times is that the bolts stretch abit during tightening. By the 3rd time you thighten it it won't stretch as much.

AHHHH!!!! Finally it's here!

I'm liking goggles these days more than safety glasses. Get vented ones, so they don't fog-up. They can be found on eBay quite cheap, or at safety stores for the same price as your car. Over the years I've had a few sneaky bits of iron sneak through beside my nose when my melon is tilted whilst grinding. Glasses are for amateurs at my place now.

I just wish i had a shop like this, i live in the city with no garage and my cars are exposed to the elements :( ughh lol , on a side note you guys have a nice Shop , you guys are so lucky to have that , and cheers and kudos to your channel to. :)

10q so much for the videos. I m learning alot from you guys. Good job guys 👍👍👍👍

Damn that was too close! Best eyes in the business best be putting some safety glasses on those hazel gems! You can walk with a wooden leg but you can't see with a wooden eye ya know

I'm so jealous of him. I hope he knows how lucky he is to have her.

With headers like that, I'd go ahead and weld the motor mounts and the hood shut while I was at it. But still, as always, I enjoyed your video..

I didn't even notice this was a 30min video until you mentioned it.

rectangular side exit by each rear wheel would be amazing for the exhaust!

lol that slow mo. I was like, meh whatever ive done that before, then slowmo and busted up laughing. Good fun as long as nobody gots hurt :) Also, I can't wait to hear this thing. It is going to sound so unique with that 8 pack and particular cam and 11:1. Can't! Hopefully you can capture some great audio of it.

Sweat good job so far guys keep up the good work love your channel cheers

I want more!!! Good job you guys and gals are Great.

Good stuff! One never has too many skills...

i just discovered your channel, and , well thank you Arron!

Great job, love y'all's videos!

dog says im outta here when they open the cheap bubbly.....smart dog

Chuckles Garage! That's in my home town!

These headers will give you nightmares. When you need to pull the oilpan or starter, you'll need to remove the complete header. The pipes under the oilpan will bring extra heat into the oil. The oil might cook and form sludge. Also, the pipes of the header will expand when they get hot and put tension on a lot of parts of the engine and exhaust. Love your videos, but this scares me a bit

awesome, great videos, and we don't mind waiting 😂

Great Video love Emily and Aaron wish my wife loved cars so her and I could work on my GTO together like you guys do.

love love the z work your doing keep it up!

Be careful with rigidity in the Z. I have a 240, and if you put a motor that makes too much torque it'll completely bend the chassis. I'd recommend having a cage, that'll realllly help the body stay straight. Also could stitch weld the entire thing.

Great job guys!

15:05.... I love it!... Been there and you left it in.. Props

Thanks for the Glasses. ( 15:05 ) Sometimes you learn what NOT to do.

I could watch you all day long.. Especially when you work with your nice, she very real. lol.. And must i say what an insane job on those headers sweet...

Loved this and all of your video's

It kind of makes you wonder who is pulling the strings at the Big $$$ TV shows, when a KZfaq channel has the upper hand on anything that's on TV these days... Keep up the good work! From one gearhead to another.

Sometimes I think: Is it Emily or cars... Must be both. Love it :)

I'm dying! hahahahaha. Sometimes the lessons we learn are learned the hard way. @15:00

this is going to be awesome! love the z!