Project Car: AE86 "Second Chance" Part 16 

It really does suck that you cant do RU-vid fulltime. Your editing and delivery is perfect. Are you still filming for local television? I remember you working on an automotive tv show at one point... or am I crazy? Lol

@@ae86hachi nope not crazy, yes I worked with this local car tv show for a moment. I did 4 segments for them and left because they refused to change with the times.

all good dude I'll still be waiting for your vids regardless of how long it takes for you to make them

The fact that you can make stuff work with what you have is a positive thing for sure. Not only for your economy but it's super interesting and entertaining to watch how you solve problems etc and it's very satisfying when you make it all work. It wouldn't be as interesting to watch if you only bought new parts, all bolt in and everything just worked no problems. It sucks you can't do this full time, as someone previously said, your editing and delivery is perfect and in my opinion you have the most entertaining car channel on youtube, at least when it comes to working on old Japanese cars. Loved the video. I hope you can find the time and motivation to release a video every now and then. But I do understand that you find it difficult to keep these quality videos coming with social life, work and still working on cars. All those extra hours for filming and editing...I really appreciate your videos man. What's going on with the transmission at 7:02. Seems like there is a bolt missing between it and the engine, did you fix that behind the scenes or is it not a problem? What's with all the bugs on that car man 13:37, massive anxiety. I would have gone full dual wield with the Radar cans on those, yuck. Would have loved to see a video on the MR2 and the Cressida. Shit man, you have like all of my favorite cars around you. So jealous :S

It's really no worry. It becomes more of a old friend reunion seeing your videos pop up! Big thanks for getting an update out there :)

Agree 100% on that first statement. I left the military because I didn't enjoy what I did there, was paid really well and could of gone civilian contracting with quadruple the pay and no military b.s. Instead I opted for a simple base Hobby Shop mechanic position. Pay is.......ah.... it puts the food on the table lol. But let me tell you, everyday I clock in I seriously don't feel like I'm coming into work. Best decisions I've ever made.

Thanks Kyle! Hope you're doing well 🤙

Damn that was fast 🤣 are you motivated yet?!

Thanks! I'm always intimidated when someone super knowledgeable about cars (especially 86s!) chimes in on the channel lol My automotive experience comes from a lot of failures and being broke all the time in my younger days. It also helps that my coworkers are legitimate mechanics lol.

The one I used in this video, the brand is called Powerall. It's used primarily to jump start cars or as a portable charger to recharge USB devices. I would suggest buying a power probe if you want to test out electrical (used in episode 4)

🤣 If I remember correctly he was standing there to stop something rattling in the table

Yup still have both my mx32s