Ford Explorer Axles in a FD RX-7?? Suppy’s V8 Swap Gets a Beefed Up Drivetrain

[@joealex65]

I just love how Suppy says "i'm going to do this, this and this" and ACTUALLY does it! 😂😂

[@Bud_091]

What you don't like the Scotto way "I'm going to fix the Audi" Next ten minutes we get a history lesson on Audi bolts or cleeted walls.

[@pd4954]

Didn't even have time for snacks in the episode. He should have his own line of snacks

[@weirdbeardgarage]

Yeah that's a rare trait at Hoonigan lol.

[@jwint456]

@@Bud_091 or a whole episode on taking out one bolt.

[@WelcomeToTheMadness]

This dude speaks the language of a person building a car. I can respect it.

[@CorruptInfinityOfficial]

That little bolt tip about the alternator and suspension is the little shit that matters when you get stuck in a dumb situation wrenching lmao

[@FormedAndFunctioned]

The cut to the editor at the end is actually hilarious hahah

[@bearrett50kal17]

This is why real ones know to watch Hoonigan videos to the end since they like to put memes and jokes in the last few seconds

[@28xVideos]

The c clip edit was amazing! Hit too close to home.

[@zappy7393]

Couldnt stop laughing ay!

[@dakotafrench9001]

Whoever did the edits on this one is awesome. I havent thought about "going to the store" in years!

[@victor9sur768]

This was great, stuff that's real simple for someone with experience. but is daunting AF if it's your first time doing it and this makes a great overview of how to change the boot and repack the grease. great stuff guys 🤙

[@martinlarsson4157]

The Tool is fore pull out nails, specialy when changeing shoes on horses.

[@ronaldgraham5685]

Almost thought it was what we call "tile nippers" for ceramic tile. But nippers are generally a lil sharp, blades don't touch.

[@mosa-tech]

Yup

[@travisstepan6167]

We always called it a "hoof trimmer"

[@MrQreed]

I've literally been waiting for suppy to do another one of these...... He needs his own show...

[@tavo15384]

The edits on this clip are on point. The best edits of home wrenches so far. The editor needs a raise immediately.

[@jorisvromans1773]

The tools are called Pincers, they're used in many situations where a mechanical advantage is required to pinch, cut or pull an object.

[@martinsil13]

I can’t get enough of supply content! Watching it again for shits and giggles! Can’t wait for the suppy bloopers like they did for dan and his camero build!

[@getsum049]

Suppy was the best addition to Hoonigan no cap

[@Lt.Dill.Pickle]

Zach had to film a new ad for the focus giveaway to pay for the axle(s) he broke on the mk2 lmao

[@Burritos234]

That tool at 5:44 is a tile chipper

[@joederue9900]

“Point that away from your face, cuz it could end up in your ffff, in your eye” today’s Hoonigan Safety moment brought to you by Sup

[@tunerhead]

That tool he is talking about can be found in the tiling section at any hardware store. It is used to chip ceramic tiles

[@stephenglennon1334]

Or pull pins from wood😊

[@johnwatson843]

Or trim Horses hoofs

[@Tripmaster2006]

or cut wire

[@TAJMLobesno]

In Europe it is mostly used for non coated wire works, like fences.

[@bryanrousseeuw2350]

over here they are very common in your toolbox. called hoof pliers. They get used for anything. its abit like a wire cutter but horizontal instead of vertical idk

[@jfcougar100222]

Suppy, those pliers you used to tighten the clamp on the cv boots are called ear clamp pliers and they are for exactly what you used them for; creating a clamp that looks like an ear. 👍 Keep it up man you’re fun as hell to watch and also extremely informative!

[@Wuschii]

5:56 its for pulling nails out of wood. U get on the Nail vertical and then push him out like a lever to the horizontal line. Nice stuff as always

[@DJ_NOOB]

The Zac motorboat is back!!!! Makes me laugh every time.

[@jahraizer250]

It's a nail puller sup!

[@biggabenne]

looks way more effective than the 20$ ear nose pliers that just break on a clamp job

[@jessekern6213]

I thought they were nippers for tile.

[@umdasu]

@@jessekern6213 for tiles its a specific one but same design. i think what he has is for tying wire around rebar to join them. at least thats what i have used that tool for and many other people.

[@jasonhass9845]

@@biggabenne Like 👌.. 909ll Plz

[@bockhouse]

@@umdasu those are nail pullers(the tile ones have a little wheel on the side like a glass cutter to scribe the tile before you nip it.) Otherwise they do look exactly the same

[@BigPitter]

5:51 It's a pincer. As a wood worker I use it to take off nails from wooden board. Blacksmith use them with really long arms to take out hot steel pieces from the forge. Here you go ;-)

[@sean7797]

The tool at 5:48 is for crimping rings onto air hoses to hold quick releases (or at least thats what morgan olson uses them for instead of tiles)

[@KandiKid87]

The ending though! XD another great video from Suppy!

[@OneWeekNotice]

early gang, missed Suppy's series~ thanks Hoonigan for chucking these out on these trying times (still on quarantine on my country).

[@HooniganProjectGarage]

👊🏼👊🏼

[@rajivr5951]

Suppy's a beast. When he says he's about to do something, it's done by the time you hear it.

[@Lebberg]

Editing on point , solid content , no b roll bs , 9/10

[@Gu1tarZer0]

that retaining ring shooting off into nowhere, I can relate too well.. might as well retain pins/splines with 10mm sockets tbh also as someone who actually has the right tool for those goofy hose clamps, it's pretty baller and totally worth if you like things OEM style

[@warrenduplessis9955]

I love the editing team so much! The amount of humor you guys drop in is priceless. I rofl so hard at the circlip flying off! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Hoonigan team are f'ing awesome!

[@yung-qn9nt]

Suppy getting ish done!! With limited tools and space!! Loving the home wrenching videos!!

[@NCMcLaren]

The pliers are called otiker pliers. They’re used in the beverage industry for clamping stainless clips. The good ones have a hole cut out on one side for them to grip stainless 10mm joiners mostly used in post mix systems.

[@drone6675]

Suppy, that tool is used for closing Oetiker clamps. They’re like a continuous hose clamp with a raised squared section. Those clamps pinch the raised section together, closing the clamp.

[@randallcrisp3266]

It’s for breaking tiles

[@nobody5102]

Exactly. The jaws can be used to take small bites out of tiles for making odd shapes when laying tile.

[@jakeylev9346]

Nope that tool is a nipper..its actually used for tying steel wires

[@1ce1987]

2:40 exactly the same last year ... never found it .. saturday evening .. no shop in 100km radius had open... jackpot

[@DrDave77]

2:35 killed me XDDD love it

[@Waitin4_a_Mate]

5:55 its for Removing Nails from wood

[@Jake_IBS]

Yes! Any morning with Suppy is going to be a great day

[@SilasZoeBell]

Suppy is my fav. Great outtakes/B roll at the end.

[@cordite7207]

0:48 Ken straight up realising why they hired Zac, he's a badass

[@Vasminda]

Suppy's videos are the best!

[@MaD_HaTtA]

Hey suppy, that tool that you are using the install the clamps on the cv boots are called “pinchers” where I’m from, and they are generally used in when working with wood to remove nails.

[@TheDolli310]

Always learning with Prof. Suppy. Keep up the hard work. Stay safe.

[@emoralesm5]

Dude droppin’ knowledge, thanks that lil tip for alternators and spherical bearings is awesome

[@rhernandez513]

that tool at 5:44 is for chip tiles when need "detail" cuts for fitment.

[@S-Kidz]

Suppy your the man! That shifter plate came out nice! 👌🏼🔥

[@razz_nz4143]

The pliers are oetiker pliers used for pinching the ears of clamps you find on small hoses. Literally the small version of what you used them for

[@zappy7393]

I use those nail pullers to twist fence and bailing wire. But they are to pull nails....or install CV ties.

[@georgedunkley6561]

This is an awesome informative episode, great work Suppy cannot wait to see more!

[@247huerohuerta]

Best fabricator out of all the hooligan crew suppy hands down.

[@lostinmiself91]

The blue handle tool is typically used for pinch style hose clamps.

[@JesseTheFoote]

We use those blue pliers in building, they are so good for tying steel for concrete.

[@amessedupkiwi7130]

Your "hose clamp" tool are tie wire cutters for putting reinforcing steel together for concrete slabs and structures

[@faviergutierrez7572]

That tool that you’re using to put on the clips is good to use to cut the old nail from the foot of the horse

[@dywaynebueckert9574]

It's a clamp crimper, they gave me the same tool when I bought all the stuff for my underground sprinklers. I used that tool to crimp all up the clamps on the hoses.

[@CrowsNestPlainsDream]

Suppy's skill reminds me of what farmers of the 1940's-1960's had to learn before large Tractors where manufacturered learn to build with what you have. It's a skill set that has a certain mind and wasn't taught back then, wish today it was still that way and tractors were made simpler as they were then without always going to dealerships hitting the RIGHT TO REPAIR!

[@reedstemen]

That ad was STRAIGHT FIRE

[@SlammedStatus]

We're heckin early for this one!

[@xxXRedneckNinjaXxx]

Cringe

[@stephenevans7800]

Go watch some cat videos

[@Tandem1221]

5:50 my dad was a simple carpenter, it's an old tool. My dad would use that tool to pull out nails (not screws) out of something, it's old tool because nobody uses simple nails, they use screws everywhere. Even 'minus' screws are rarity these days.

[@kiltedsaint]

Not gonna use the rubber isolator for the CV boots? Helps with the voids on the sides the bearing housing.

[@Not-Slim-Kinda-Shady303]

I've never personally done that with CV axles but after watching how its broken down seems pretty simple. Nice work

[@doc3379]

Love those Zack infomercials! You rock too Suppy!

[@o.gbobbyjohnson6765]

That tool is a staple/nail puller. Used one all the time doing hardwood floors

[@fzR-up2uu]

I freakin love Home Wrenchers. Best build show ever lol

[@jhwgshs1394]

Tile snips atleast thats what i use them for I install tile floors and showers they work great for when your helper brings back a bad cut for under a door jam.

[@XxIcybluexX]

Idk, I just love this guys energy, just a Suppy kinda guy.

[@mikedusky7565]

That "clamp tool" I believe is a set of tile nippers. Used for tile prior to tile saws being so common.

[@IISTAGII]

I could literally watch him build cars all day

[@mrdeepcheeks9487]

They are oetiker pliers for oetikers that look like that clamp but usually they are a lot smaller also called crimp rings used for connecting tubing on barb fittings use them at work all day! 😁

[@BO0O0O0O0O0O01]

The tool he used is called nippers or “nips” basically HD industrial wire cutters. Used by scaffolders to attach iron grating to scaffolds with steel wire. As an insulator in oilfield we use nips to cut and burn wire (usually galvanized wire that isn’t as thick as what a scaffolder would use) to firmly snug various types of fibreglass insulators to pipes. The shape on the end is designed to help reduce high spots or sharp points, which is further reduced by burning the wire.

[@bryanduffy8791]

The unknown toll he uses to put the clamps on the cvc axles is also used trim the hooves of horses when being shoed

[@captnjoe40]

not that little one, we use a much bigger version when trimming or shoeing

[@BeefaloBart]

Fence pliers. Or can be called nippers, or horizontal cutters. Used for all sorts of things or for cutting barbed wire.

[@j86alvarez]

Suppy dropping all the tips and tricks HE GOT THE JUICE.

[@jtabilisma503]

5:50 Its a tool for cutting/breaking of peices porcelain/ceramic tiles

[@apoloniodeliola5021]

Saw the notif that Suppy content was available AND IVE NEVER CLICKED SO FAST

[@watahyahknow]

wat usualy did to get the cv joint off the diveshaft is go to the vice open it up some so the axle slide over it , slide the boot over the other end lay the shaft in the vice and slide it out to the side so the vice hits the cv joint that you took the clip off , avoids hitting it wrong and puts the weight of the driveshaft behind removing the cv joint

[@michaelcontreras6604]

That clip moment was hilarious!!

[@jnieto490]

Always gotta bring out the bash-o-meter when you to have force things to comply👌

[@samsonian]

Man, look at Suppy with the pro-style router template! Almost as if it were planned!! All finished: Ace Ventura voice...”LIKE A GLOVE!” That blue Channelock tool you’re holding is an end nipper. It’s for flush cutting nails and such.

[@johnbrady7431]

Blue handle tool is actually used for pinch clamps. Typical use is sprinkler systems. Sold at Lowes.

[@jessekern6213]

Those pliers are for tiles there used to break off tile with a scribed line.

[@loganharris5175]

That tool you’re using to get the clamps on is for removing the dust cap on the hubs

[@808fishslayer]

The end cut is fricking hilarious

[@captnjoe40]

Love the commentary Suppy

[@AntoBarnett]

Who's the editor of this? That man deserves a raise!

[@mickgrimes9078]

big soup has become my favorite hoonigan. the editors had me dying with the shooting star meme lmaooo

[@tecnica2001]

Heck yeah, Suppy is the man,👍👍👍😁

[@UncleManuel]

The editing was on point! ^_^

[@Visualz666]

Its a very universal tool. Used for Crimping, pulling/cutting nails to cutting/trimming cattle hooves if sharpened. Cattle Farmers call them Nippers.

[@BE_PERFORMANCE]

That took is called a oetiker clamp tool. It’s for hose clamps for plumping on pumps and what not.

[@justinvandergriff3859]

The first time I ever had to cope with those little sliding bushings in RX-7 knuckles took me forever to figure out. What I like to do now is take a C clamp, and back the side I want the bushing to slide to with a socket bigger than the OD of the bushing. Never considered trying your bolt/tap trick, that could really come in handy when there aren't flat surfaces.

[@SavingTheUndesireables]

That face is amazing! You have to have that as an emote or something! 0:52

[@theNativeHomie]

that tool looks like a horse shoe trimmer pretty much a big set of toe nail clippers. We also use that tool for HVAC sometimes.

[@jeromeirving4770]

THOSE PLIERS ARE FOR THE HIGH PRESSURE CLAMPS FOR FUEL LINES. AND WHAT TRANSMISSION AND SHIFTER ARE YOU USING ?

[@mr_naitsabes8022]

In Sweden it's called hoof pliers bc it's the tool of the farrier p.s. it's called hoof pliers in english too

[@mikeys804]

Editing was on point

[@dude55man]

Those look like a set of nippers. Usually used by farriers to trim the underside of horse hooves so the horseshoe has a level surface and somewhat smooth surface to lay on

[@edwardelorreage6653]

5:43 those look like hoof trimmers/clippers for horses

[@Timo-qt9bu]

I am using it to remove nails out of wood

[@chuckmiller83]

Hell yea!! I want to see that car rip!!!

[@randyrocket461]

In the olden days those plyers were used to cut the extra nail off when re shoeing a horse

[@seanmacdonald8476]

Carpenters Pincers. Always used them for getting nails out of floors or staples from carpets.