What time is it? Time for a reality check. Ever it’s half summer already and you still are a project on a stand in the garage that you should be working turn on instead go to the beach or sit on a chair drinking beer in the air conditioning while watch Dragon show on Max. I’m certainly not shying away, I’m talking about Friend. Or, I guess I’m talking about before Donut Media Zach Jobe wrench, who has watched this engineless Nissan 240SX sit in his driveway for four years. It’s time to do something about it.
Zach and him Donut My colleague Jeremiah Burton recently started a new car repair YouTube channel of his own, and I’ve never subscribed to anything so quickly in my life. These guys have been working on some amazing (and questionable) stuff at Donut in a few years, and with recent changes, um, to the automotive media landscapeThey decided it was time to take matters into their own hands. The new channel is called Big moment, and you should definitely watch it. It’s just a couple of screwball friends fixing things in a typical two-car garage in the suburbs of Southern California. That’s the real bad thing.
Some of us, I won’t name names, have too many cars and not enough time to do the projects that need to be done to get them back on the track. I’m slowly finishing up my stables, but I’ll be damned if I have the time, space, or money to fix them all at once. With an active YouTube channel, these guys need some interesting projects that you all want to see, so instead of Donut method of dumping a bunch of money on stuff and somehow making it worse, these guys are using tried and true methods to build great cars that you can actually want to drive myself. Do I want a Nissan 240 drift car powered by an RB engine? Yes, it sounds very interesting.
“I wanted to prove that you can build a reliable 400-horsepower RB25 in your garage without a machine shop,” Jobe said while installing a new Garrett turbocharger into his engine. All I have to say to that is, That’s right, The guy is amazing.
Turn the wrench tonight after you get home from work. Your project car deserves it.
