We made A Mistake, 1,000 HP LS Doesn’t fit In The Boss’s Burn-Out Pacer! 

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What ever you pay Shawn probably isn't enough as he's proving talent like his is pretty rare. Cool talented dude.

Shaun is MVP. He brings his own A game, then inspires everyone else around him to learn and improve.

What I like about Shaun is his humble demeanor. He has so many talents and is willing and happy to share his expertise to teach others. Couldn't have found a better addition to the shop!

Shaun is elevating your game and the projects are getting cooler. Great addition to the team.

Next you need to send Dimri to Speed Vegas for a week for Drift Training and can feature her learning to Drive Drift Style

I am glad we are seeing more of Shawn. He is a great addition to the Layton Family.

Rear suspension needs to be compressed at ride height so shackles will be in correct angle before setting leaf spring perches and welding.

Shawns skills are off the chart. His skills are making you all better Awesome work all !!!

You should Acid dip the pacer before paint so the whole car can get the Robby Layton paint and body work!

28:30 Demri looking for another Pacer

Shaun is a Legend..! Is exciting to see him gradually get more and more comfortable with the camera... Loving this build series... :D

Watching a team build that is constructive and smart is rare indeed. Keep it good folks.

When gorgeous Demri said “It’s not my car” I felt that what she wanted when she bought the Pacer was a pink, cool, daily driver with a powerful engine. I hope she will be pleased with what Robby has in mind for her car.

Great video Guys.. Looks like Hillbilly's learning alot. Shaun's a great adult brained inspiration to all. He's got great experience and knowledge to pass along. I also, love the way "The BOSS" was keeping an eye on you, making sure you did her car right.. and the "Camera Dude" doing his usual best at Videoing Y'all's work. See Ya Later..

"its not my car" Ok Robbie what did you do? Did you forget what she wanted and started building what you wanted? Happy wive happy life remember.

Having someone like Shaun there to say " that is no problem" Just increases the quality of that build buy a 1000% . Anyone else would have had to move the engine forward or hack something else to make that all work. I also love the plasma table as I use cad often to figure out some of my projects to see if they work. So cool how accurate they cut. I didn't even know plasma would cut aluminum that clean.

The sheet metal and steel adapterplates are awesome. That custom fabrication is a feast to the eye.

Welding Aluminum. Only use carbide burrs or files never use sanding stones, paper or any abrasive grit type tools that can get impregnated into the base metal.. You will always see kittle black floaties in your puddle.. (inclusions and contaminates) You will do just fine, its relatively EASY TO WELD ITS CLEAN AND SHINNY WHEN WELDING IT... 35 yr AEROSPACE WELDER..

With all the new sheetmetal tools, Sean has pushed the complexity and build quality to some pretty high levels. It’s fun to watch everyone expanding their skill set and venturing into the unknown. Keep this up and that little Pacer Racer is going to be one of your best builds, accompanied with some very interesting and entertaining video content. 👍

At first i wasn't that interested in the build but this is going to be epic. Definitely going to be a beautiful machine. Good job guys

Pity you did not tub it, would have been easy now that everything is out. Also helps a lot to keep the skid rims further in doing a lot less outer body damage while doing a skid. See the best Australian skid cars, they all do this Robby. Plus is looks cool.

All the Boss wanted was a running Pacer, and you do this to her car.

I've been welding for over 15 years. TIG welding thick aluminum is easy and its VERY forgiving if you have guidance. Its when you get down to the thinner material is when things start to get western and you have to be more precise with your amps, speed of travel and heat input into the material.

I can’t figure if Sean is the Quiet Master or he just thinks you’re all crazy 🤪 😂😂

1:03:45 I heard that!!

Robbie, Sean, Chad, Summit, Powder Extreme coatings and no doubt a few more excellent businesses. A bit of a Utah dream team.

Subs increasing , keep it coming 👍people just like good ole tv thanks y’all.

Shaun hope I got that right has been a very valuable and skilled addition to your team learn all you can from him and treat him well that doesn't come around very often your very lucky you have a good crew

I love watching you guys. I especially love the long video. You guys are all sooo awesome!!

Mr Robby your basic aluminum welding is very good for just learning . Your crew is inspiring me to do better . Thank You Shawn for helping the team excell.

Right on Robby and Crew, you guy's are kickin butt. That Pacer is turning out Badass. And thanks for this long video.

Robbie you did awesome in the van prix this weekend. Definitely the most entertaining.

I love that you're leaning into restorations and builds for the channel. It's great seeing all the "candid" behind the scenes work that goes into these along with the "why" and "how".

@Robby You do know, that Demry's Doom Dog is looking less and less like a burn-out car and More and More like a quarter mile Pro-Stock Car! Hmmmm.

Dude yall should do more longer videos like these. I know easier said than done lol.

That "High Frequency Sound" that you should hear when the machine is set correctly for aluminum. With the old style machines using DC Reverse Polarity ball melted on the tungsten tip was helpful. .

Sean is the perfect straight man. In a shop full of cut-ups he comes in clutch!

Sean, Shawn, is a valuable part of the team. So talented

Shawn is a craftsman! This is the coolest pacer build in human history! Happy wife , happy life ! It needs lexan windows for safety Robby!

I cant wait to see this build finished! Its gonna be *EPIC!*

This is the best show on earth... Thanks, Boss lady, Robby, Hillbilly, and Colton.....what a team.

Hey Robby, Loving Shaun as a member of your team. Ty for taking us along

Glad to see Shaun interacting more. He and Demri are the only “adults” in the house. Demri was quietly supervising. This build is going to be truly amazing. Attention to detail and craftsmanship are awesome.

When you are all done with the build we are going to need an episode of “Driving Ms.Layton” . I know you’re excited for the build but I want to see the Boss put down some 11 on the pavement 😎🔧🔧💪❤️

AWESOME!!!!!! Finally!!! At least one video over an hour since before creators worried about algorithms! Thank you! Oh yeah and looks good too! lol I miss all the banter during your builds, even if what your actually doing is deemed boring by a few! BTW way I’ll say it again, adding Shawn to the team is making all of your builds fascinating to see what you all can do combined with Robbie’s OCD savant brain! Let’s see if you can beat Chad’s time welding your tank together! 😂 (Love ya Chad’s Fab!)

Cage is lookin good Robby, Hillbilly. Thks Sean for tutoring Robby on welding on Aluminum. Thk Demeri for filming and unwrapping your tires. Can’t wait till she’s finished.🤙😎

Hint for Hill Billy, Ford window and handle rivets come out easy if you take a small punch and knock the steel center pin out. The alluminum rivet will then easily drill with a 3/16th bit

Shaun is a definite asset to the team. Good job whoever hired him!

That is going to be a WILD RIDE THE BOSS IS GOING TO LOVE IT. GREAT JOB GUYS 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Don’t forget about the firewall between fuel and passenger compartment

Good job in the van prix Robby, hope your back's feeling all right!😂

13:15 That "Thank you for being here." Seemed genuine and legit! I had to re-sub again today! Best of luck and thanks for the vids! =))

This build is amazing. Shaun is definitely a good influence on the build quality!

Very exciting build!

You should sell the glass and put a lexan windshield in.

From this side of the lens. It looks like you have a great group of people running the body shop so you can build the you tube channel. It looks like you’re trying to build a specially shop. Hillbilly, Colton, and Shawn make a good balance. Fun to watch.

This is a fantastic video series. Love all the fab work. You guys are killing it! Thanks!

Proud of you Robby and the rest of the team for an outstanding build. This car will rock the world.

Hillbilly I so feel your pain with the welding sparks!! 👍

Man Robby. This video is one of the best ones you have done. I love the “ PACER “. I would tester seen a big Hemi, but a small block Chevy gives you the biggest Horsepower for your buck..

Another Great Video 👍 Great content, keep up the great work!

I'm excited for the paint job :)

Love your all's videos! it's great to have Shawn on the team now!! Robby if you all don't have a water cooler on your tig torch running through the jacket ask Shawn about that and look into some information on it. It will really help out your tig torch longevity and keep your leads cooler & lessen the chance of burning your lead up.

Robby... Cleetus,...Heavy D ...my favorite You tube channels....them along with all their crews are the best!...

Shawn truly is a master of metal. Its great he's teaching you guys the trade.

Love your show! The boss is getting a legit wheelie machine!

Hey Robby! Why not make a template out hardwire for roll bar, you could even use strips of MDF and contact glue spray to a template, you get all angles and length.

A ton of work your guys and gal. How you fit it into the video was great.

My question is, you say this car is for Demari, but it does sound like you're building a burnout car.Why would a woman want a burnout car for a family car. You are truly blessed. To have such employees, that's knows what to do. 😮😢 I think you have ulterior motives.

great as always you guys are learning alot

Everyone needs a Shawn!! He is awesome.

Such great editing in this video in this particular video! Keep it up!

Try walking the cup it's better to tig weld that way it's so easy u don't have to frehand the tourch inside corners are easy and so is pipe some times u have to hold the torch upside-down to walk it get a flex head with a thumb triger

We used to call what you refer to as "cheaters" gunners. First time TIG welding that tank looks excellent. If you can get that car to where you can ballast it to 3200 lbs., you've got a good base for a NHRA Super Street race car.

Awesome guy's love the way it is coming out. 1 of 1 all day.

@DirtLifestyle has pre-bent tube angles and the degree written on them, so you can test different corner angles and know exactly what you need. he just keeps the corners on his bender for quick reference. they are basically offcuts from messed-up bends

Shawn is like the Obi One of the metal shop. Love your shop dynamics guys....just looks like a great place to be!

can always use lexan like we do in drag racing for the windscreen

Great vid Robby and Gang you guys are on the roll keep up the good work

Shaun is next level. What a great addition to the crew

Great job Papa Shawn!

really appreciate all you do. i know yall are really busy thanks for all the videos

Best (Pacer) fish bowl ever !

Robby, I used to do aluminium tigging, but I also did Aluminium mig welding which is faster and just as clean. You’ll thank me!!!! Just switch one of your mig machines over to aluminium!!!!! Tigging stainless and steal is great. But mugging aluminium is awesome.

Plus the intake runners don’t match you have cathedral heads with a square tube intake

im loving this build

Robby, Mike Brewer of Wheeler Dealers did a 1973 Saab 96 from the early 60's and found someone in Los Angeles who made windshields to fit by finding a common one with the same curvature and very cleverly cutting it to shape. It was episode 139 dated 26 October 23017, the fourth car in the first series with Ant Anstead. I believe that the back episodes are to be found on Discovery Plus. I am sure that the cost of a new windshield cut to shape would be less than the $3000 you have been quoted.

Moving along nicely ! I would have chosen a different intake ! But that is just me . Shawn does have skills ! Nice tig welding . Thanks for sharing !

Great job again.

I think you do damn good bringing Sean in. And I think he is going to fit in great. I can't wait till the day you drag him up on the tow😂😂

54:46 pink tire smoke!!! Right on 👊

Car is Coming along nicely Great work Shawn on fabricating the Dash and Firewall and Good job guys

THANKS FOR THE VIDEO

What an ambitious and FUN PROJECT ! 😎👍 Coming right along. Now as if you don't have enough projects to keep you busy. Be on the lookout for a 72 Chevrolet VEGA. This can be your car Robbie... or... Colton's... but the accept an LS very nicely and were all the rage in the early 70's at the dragstripes. A Chevrolet dealership even offered them from the dealership to the public... very nostalgic. Very cool 😎 👌

I'd like to see the Boss compete against Vice Grip Garage in burn-out competition when it's done !

I think thats the most precise cage fitment I've ever seen in a youTube video.

That little pacer is crazy awesome!!

For anyone who doesn't know, when talking "size" of fittings, hoses, and such as a single number such as #16AN if you put the number over 16 as a fraction such as 16/16 and convert it to the lowest common denominator, it is the size in inches. #16/16 is 1", #6/16= 3/8", #5/16 stays 5/16" etc etc.

This is my favorite build series I’ve watched you guys build.