So let me ask did you measure the amount the outer half of the booster as compared to the inner half, it sure looked to me that this where the deflection was coming from, not the firewall.

I was thinking about going turbo but this video made me realized its not what I'm ultimately looking for. I want a no nonsense fun reliable daily car, and a turbo will probably take that away.

I know its a little late to comment, but did you use stock cams?

How does someone buy a house with 8 acres in NY?

Nice job! Definitely a dream shop. I did get a little dizzy when you were spinning around with the camera focused on you though lol.

I’m looking at buying this 92 Miata with 60,000 miles and a 1.8l engine for 5,000$. It looks in fairly good condition but I’ll keep the video in mind when I go to inspect it in person

Not sure if you've done this but I'd be curious to se a test -after- adding an oil cooler in the mix. 🤔

what about for ND2?

Heyyy just saw this video U say its important to keep the order, but what if i replace them ? Then there is no order anymore

You’re just wasting your money building a BP motor. LS V8 is the way to go

Great video!! I'm not too far from you and was wondering who you used for the spray foam insulation? I'm in the process of getting ready to build and I would like to explore this option.

Great video. Looking forward to hearing more about your lift choices, their installation, and uses. I too am looking at 4 post lifts. Right now the lead dog is Wildfire's "Tall Exotic" liftBut there are a couple of others out there that appear to be made very well, built in the US, with US steel and labor. That's what I want to support, but I'm always interested to look at others, and hear 1st hand users experiences of them.

Boy I watched the whole video I didn’t think I would but here we are. Great work 💪

2025 and Flyin' Miata has none in stock

The video description is a bit deceiving. I was under the impression that "YOU" were building your shop (not paying somebody to build it for you). I was disappointed I had to endure the shop being built by a contractor rather than the user. If "YOU" built the shop I would have been much more inclined to watch the complete video. Don't exactly understand you claiming to build your shop when it was just a selfie video and a lot of talking. However make your paper boo boo. Enjoy your cookie cutter shop.

This video has to much info about everything! Way too much info to the point of boring!

New subscriber! I just watched your turbo motor rebuild, then your job quit video, and now this one. Good for you man! I look forward to see what you do going forward. I work in aviation but wish I could do the custom car thing every day. I plan to pick up an NB Miata in the spring 👍🏻

❤ Great Great Great YOU CANT BEAT INFO FROM THE PROPER MACHINE BUILDER'S PS I LIVE IN UK 😊

Good man

Is this the same specs for ‘96 roadster imported from Japan?

great vid! covered all of it and the bleed order correctly! and socket sizes

Great shop and video, thank you.

Congratulations

3 hours was too long for me, didn't go the distance. Why did you decide against "emergency" doors, and sprinkler system, surprised the insurance company didn't want that. So many fire hazards in the shop. Did you put in under floor heating didn't see pipework. Gets cold in NY. No thought about a small mezzanine floor for office, rest room rec. area shower room for your workers. They can't eat sitting on the floor. Unless they go over to your house.

I like the way that you dont think you know everything some know it all,

gotta love having a shop I love mine shockingly easy to fill with stuff

I think you should have installed the heat shield on the engine mount header side

Did you use PLA filament? Did it melt at engine temperature? Did its structure deteriorate?

What is the brand of the filament we used? It's nice.

Just uded this. Thanks lads

I would have suggested road fabric under the driveway gravel. Mitigates a lot of gravel loss. Id subscribe, but I'm not into import cars. I'll check in from time to time to see if you come in from the cold and play with some 60's-70's musclecars and big blocks. 😁

when i put posts in the ground i paint them with tar from bottom to 6 inches above ground level

Too much to digest in one sitting so I’m watching in sections. I’m up to where they just poured the floor. Awesome build so far, but I’m wondering why you didn’t put rebar in the floor.

I’m from Texas. I watched the entire video and thoroughly enjoyed every bit of it!!!

wow ALMOST 3 HOURS TO SEE WHAT YOU SPENT

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Extremely clean Build! Can you prove a source where you get your zinc plated blots?

Good job on the electrical panel 😃

is there a difference between cylinder head gaskets with or without a reroute?

Very awesome shop! This is also my first time seeing your channel and it popped up randomly in the feed. I used to race in the vintage class in the Optima/Ultimate Street Car Assoc (I still am a trophy sponsor) so perhaps I will stick around. 😎 Looking forward to the next update. Hoping to build a new shop myself later this year.

Take the slide lock off the door. Otherwise it can get bumped and the opener will get used and will pull your door off the track. Sensors are for closing, not pulling up to open. Don’t ask how I know, twice.

Love the video and the shop. But….the camera work during your monologues…..sir…..please stop.

Don't know if I missed windows and garage door cost. New build is not inexpensive but you should get 30-70 years out of that building.

$167k and no restroom/sink/kitchen, but still very nice, well done!?

Might as well go pure rather than trying to make a slow car "fast".

I got a open diff from a 1995 1.8L and I was wondering if I can use the stub shafts from my 1990 vlsd or do I need to get the 1.8L axles. Also do I need the drive shaft as well or can I use my existing drive shaft. The open diff I got doesn't have the rubber guebo. Thanks in advance!

So I’m about to build a new shop. This is a very nice shop. Thanks for sharing the entire freakin process lol. Nice job

honestly the most informative video on youtube thank you so much!!!

currently rebuilding my 92 miata motor and nervous abt it. ive watched this video hundreds of times , great help🙏🏽

Definitnely didnt expect to watch a guy clear lznd and build a fully finished building. Great video, Excellent shop, I am sure this shop will pay itself off in 6 months or less!!! #keepgrinding