some extreme mudding🤙🤙🇺🇲

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Video with gun 20mm penetration. Vs 50 bmg

Let's see it displace water 🌊

Perforate it with every caliber you have and land that shipping crate in the salvage yard where it belongs!!! As a mechanic I cringe every time I see one!! Lmao

For real. He could've earned a living as a car detailer, 100%.

Don't worry they will

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What reaction? He had a blank look on his face.

@@JC-11111 I was talking about at the end of the video

Im tom II And my dad is tom , when payroll department forgets the II in my name i cant cash my check, but my dad can 🤣🤣🤣. I totally picked up what u wrote was like "yuuuuup" 😂

In addition, I was shocked to see them starting the lugs with a drill. Recipe for disaster.

I was a little surprised to Scott doing it that way

Technically on the Chevy axles with a 6 lugs you would do a double triangle, the star pattern works on 4 and 5 (7 too on dumb ass fords) . Chevy in Toyota 6 lugs do double triangle and an eight lug you do a double square and do him an opposite direction, put weight of the vehicle back onto Axel and torque to spec, always check the recommendation of the lug nut itself or the vehicles OEM recommendation because with those six lugs it could be anywhere between 100 foot-pounds and 130ftlbs.

@@joshuagibson2520 With those battery powered impact guns they have a lot more trigger control than an air compressor impact gun and air compressor half inches gun just pulls up way too fast in order to get lined up if you have it on a socket with one of those battery powered impact you could control the throttle to slow enough points where you could tell whether it's catching it right or not and catch it before you gall the thread, minimum working speed of a half-inch air gun like my Mac gun would be roughly about 500 RPMs at the slowest and that's kind of messing your tulip by opening up the air valve on the handle way too much and loring air pressure to wear doesn't function correctly from messing with it. I have a Milwaukee fuel 1/2 inch 18v that i can opperate at 71 rpms and its got a power selection switch. I'm an ASE certified technician at work in the shop and I use those everyday to pull tires off and run the lugnuts back on and I hear that same comment all the time and it cracks me up because it comes from people who are paying me to do it and I do it every day and they have never taken the time to actually pick one up and try it

@@tomh9391 I I wouldn't even try it with a little 1/4 inch impact. Regardless of variable speed and control. I'm a life long machinist though and I'm a little weird about threads and such.

Definitely! Best comment!

I hate PT Cruisers but something about this one...

Yeah, he makes it look easy. I'd be like Scott Jr.

Completely agree!

Norman would like to sell his left leg this this fine vehicle….. how much approximately? Lmk.

How do you get it to stick?

Finally someone that has done this before. Ex bodyman here and this is exactly how we did it in the 70's & 80's when woodies were still popular. Didn't use spray bottles, just mixup a bucket of soap suds, spread the suds on the panel. Lay the wood grain on top of the suds and you can slide your vinyl were ever you want. When in position, start in the middle out with a squeegee. Once all the water and soap is out from under it, it sticks just fine.

if this is MJ from Id get back to work buddy lol

But he skips every single leg day ever. Lol.

Cherish every second of these moments. Father and Son time at its absolute best.

Currently you can't buy much for 1000. Or 2500 for that matter. I know what you mean though.