I DIY Fixed EVERYTHING On My GMC Typhoon For Its First Drive After Sitting 21 YEARS! I'm In Love!

[@LegitStreetCars]

New Typhoon video! kzbin.info/www/bejne/innMaphqaLeYntEsi=JzoFfCl2lhiaCwlv

[@hoggbrothersgarage8804]

Marvin here watching Alex rebuilding my old Typhoon while working on my 1933 pontiac that took it's place. Great job Alex.

[@rickybobby5950]

Welcome to the LSC family Marvin! Condolences on your mother, bro. I lost my mom in July and still feeling the loss. Enjoy the old Pontiac and the rebuild video!

[@mastercricket7626]

Rad brotha ... It sounds like it's gonna be a sick rat rod or resto , idk how you feel on builds , but either way , congrats, brotha 💯 💪🏽.. condolences to you as well, broski , keep at it, fam , and let us know when ya got some progress on that rad machine 💯

[@SWOgottaGO]

Did you just said 1933?

[@chocobastic]

@@SWOgottaGO Yeah, I really want to see some pictures or video of this ‘33 Pontiac now.

[@hoggbrothersgarage8804]

@@rickybobby5950Thank you I'm making progress stay tuned! Keep your head high and remember the good times. I know my mom and grandfather are looking down smiling they loved the 1933 Pontiac.

[@repaid1]

I got my 93 Typhoon used with 2230 miles back in 94. Insane power but heat soaked almost after one good pull. Did quite a few mods that were available back then. Best thing is to delete the factory self leveling shocks in rear, delete that pump and put in Bilstein adjustable all the way around. Added rear sway bar, upgraded intercooler and pump to high volume. Had it for 8 years and did quite a more updates as they became available. Note these engines came out with a 2 bolt main..... To get any real HPs out of them need to go with a four bolt main. Was by far my favorite ride I ever owned. Good memories to see one getting revived with the joy these trucks provided. 😉 That factory transmission should have been banging 2nd and 3rd as it had a factory shift kit and shifts should have been more pronounced than what this video provided due to you not "Getting on it"...your gonna love this truck. 😁

[@chaggitto]

The last "big channel" working on somewhat realistic projects, actually teaching the viewers. Typhoon looks great!

[@tobyray8700]

BINGO !!!!!

[@Peugeot306]

Don’t forget Matt Ross

[@markserna24]

Speed academy!

[@brad2233]

Very true-

[@peteyv]

Alex next episode - “I bought a broken bugatti veyron”

[@9502silverado]

Transfer case probably wasn't overfilled but rather the input shaft seal is allowing the fluid from the transmission to enter.

[@stupadasso8961]

Yeeeep...

[@icatic10]

Yup this is exactly the case, you have to replace that seal especially if the fluids are different

[@mikeadler5077]

Had that problem a few years ago with a customer car two shops couldn't figure it out I suggested putting a type of dye and that's how we found the culprit

[@9502silverado]

@@icatic10 luckily they are the same

[@LYCOS695]

I was going to say the same thing

[@RomnysGonzalez]

One of the only Car channels who goes to work instantly and give full content for more than just 15 minutes. This is why i love this channel so much. Is just "Here the car... 10 seconds... Let's work on it right now" and then 45+ minutes of pure working. I love your channel Alex.

[@Grey_Beard72]

I feel the same. I hate channels that have 45 minutes of talky talk and 15 minutes of actual wrenching.

[@macattack1392]

Yep, a brief reminder.

[@jt9994]

And it’s educational at the same time

[@osinue]

Love this channel my kids and I watch every episode

[@richpolecat6527]

​Tavarish comes immediately to mind.

[@majorjohnson95]

Great job Alex. I’m a new subscriber at least as of a few weeks ago. This is a very raw, informative channel you have. This is so amazing I’m thrilled with how knowledgeable you are, I recall 10 year master tech. Thank you for what you do and showing the possibilities of vehicles out there. I was born 95. I’m really big car enthusiast. I’ve been very surprised that I’ve never heard of a typhoon before. Ive owed a 99 and a 2005 Chevy blazer in the past. (Wish it was a gmc typhoon) I’ve also owned an 86 Toyota pick up in a 99 rodeo. And owning these vehicles, I’ve learned quite a bit of mechanics. Yet with my OCD I have in cleanliness. I take an interesting liking toward how you fix something and while you’re there clean up and restore oem. I thought I was a crazy person now I have found you. Thank you for creating a KZbin channel putting yourself out there for people like me or for me to find you, your knowledge is fruitful. I will continue watching your videos until you stop making them. again, thank you for what you do.

[@IKnewMickey]

The fact that Alex only buys cars he's wanted for years is the secret sauce of the channel. Enthusiasm abounds here at LSC!

[@kerrylewis2581]

Alex needs a bigger shop

[@GetOffMyLog]

​@@kerrylewis2581 he's said that is in the works

[@dnartrebtrebor803]

With all of your OCD on cleaning these old cars you should look into getting a dry ice blaster to clean up the undercarriages. I sprung for one almost 2 years ago and they are a game changer on restoring older cars. Also works on newer cars. With little to no effort you can make anything look brand new again.

[@tylerrutledge5756]

I’ve never been more excited for new videos than this series. I always wanted a syclone or typhoon as a kid. Now I get to live out my dream through Alex.

[@chevy-714]

Same here. Those are rare😢

[@waynerohde1036]

One in good shape is ridiculously priced these days but you could build one on the cheap with the awd out of an Astro van and 4.3s are easy to come by

[@levous2]

Your attention to detail has improved dramatically. Putting the legit in legit street cars! I’m very much enjoying watching this historic unit come back to life. Thank you for doing this like a boss.

[@HawgWyldFishing]

In regards to the 10mm socket you found, I’m not sure how normal the occurrence is, but when I was working through my Blazer, I dropped one that fell and bounced around until it got itself into the frame tubing that the bumper mounts are mounted on. Which made for a very interesting discovery for me, to say the least. I found a telescopic rod and hot glued a small neo magnet on the end, to try and fish out my 10mm. Well, what I pulled out the first 3 times weren’t a 10mm. Instead, I pulled out some random and strangely large, yet very short bolts, that I’m still unsure what they could even be from to begin with. The next time I tried, I got my socket but, I was not done yet. Had to verify that there wasn’t anything else at that point. Pulled a couple more identical bolts out, and of all things, an original rubber tired Hot Wheels Shelby Cobra that was only made in 1988, 2 years after the model of the truck. So I could only assume, it was from the original owner and that his kid had been playing around and either intentionally hid, or accidentally dropped the car down into the frame tube, to not be seen again until I went fishing for my 10mm.

[@Muddymikey]

Hahaha! A real Hot Wheels Treasure Hunt.

[@firesurfer]

It was 7/16.

[@Hexthrill]

that's such a cool story man, thanks for sharing I really enjoyed! you should put the hotwheels cobra on display somewhere in your Blazer's interior

[@HawgWyldFishing]

@@Hexthrill it’s paint was in pretty rough shape by the time I found it, it wasn’t crazy rusted or anything like that but just kind of beat to death looking. I assume from bouncing around inside the frame with those bolts for potentially up to 40 years. I ended up taking the whole thing apart cleaning everything up, and went ahead and sanded down the body and hit it with a fresh paint job to breathe some renewed life back into it. I ended up giving it to my dad when I got it finished because he has always been a big Ford Mustang guy. Even though it was a Shelby Cobra and not a Mustang, it is in many ways in my eyes, the car that was forever tied to the creation of my favorite version of all Mustangs that have ever been made. The 1965-67 Shelby Mustang GT 350.

[@adrianowen6524]

Waw lol 😂

[@anthonycolon4716]

1 thing i have to say Alex you are a BEAST my brother best channel on KZbin your are a real mechanic don't see those to offen on any channel have a great way of explaining things 100%..

[@pbarangu]

SATURDAY MORNING CARTOONS FOR ADULTS!!

[@pbarangu]

Thanks Alex I never miss an episode!!

[@colchronic]

God I miss those days Little did I know at the time but those would be the best days of my life

[@milwaukee13th]

Absolutely I just told my wife this as we lay in bed lmao!!!!!!!!!

[@teep8521]

Yes, perfect way to describe this channel!!

[@MikeSchmidt-qt7ls]

Bugs bunny, HR puffinstuff, scooby doo! Lol LSC is awesome

[@BlackstoneMalone]

Some automotive KZbinrs don't show enough of the working process and some spend too much time on one simple task. I have to say LSC has found the perfect medium and does it better than most! Great work Alex!

[@DrFiero]

@31:05 - drill out the 90* corners BEFORE you use the zip disc, and you'll get a nice radiused corner, with no cut overlap.

[@TheHandsOnGang561]

Can’t wait for the next one brother. I typically don’t get addicted to videos but it’s official I just can’t get enough dude. Love from FL 🙏🏻

[@j81851]

Alex I'm back 150% the little Olds, the Typhoon,man on target best restoration mechanic channel on YT. Love you man!

[@alan33147]

I’m very serious about that. You made the best youtube channel in history Alex. Thank you!! 👏🏻

[@SprouseyTheHandyMan]

This is better than the Paul v. Tyson fight

[@mastercricket7626]

Yeah that was a disgrace... all that hype , just for a judges call ... smfh what a waste of time , if no one is knocked out , it's not a fight

[@donnyanda3191]

it would struggle to be worse.

[@richgwozdz8580]

That fight was so rigged it’s ridiculous

[@actoraa]

I went to the bathroom this morning and it was better too... 😂

[@riledkyle]

At least we can watch this

[@frosh_gamin]

I think the one thing that i like about you the most is that that you love older cars alot of the car guys i used to watch stopped working on older cars and moved to working on newer cars and its just boring. Keeping the classics alive is what its all about keep it up

[@Matthew-KN4QHQ]

I loved how calm Max was. “You’re on fire.”

[@davidtappe5337]

You got me when you started dremeling the oil cooler line. Radiator brackets look good. Great idea using shrink tubing. That is attention to detail.

[@S2NAZ]

Alex is outliving all the other YT car Chanel’s with his great content, solid car hunt adventures and more. Supercar content is over sensationalized. This truly is “Legit” 👍🏻 Thank you Alex 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@rarrionrims]

Enjoyed wathcing the Typhoon restoration. Unsolicited suggestion: that time spent spray painting numerous coats, waiting for them to dry, etc you could have a more durable faster finish with powdercoating. I love blasting all my brackets too. Completely changed my workflow

[@mikefedele]

Nothing makes my Saturday better ,than a new post from LSC

[@tobyray8700]

Exactly!

[@nickwhitegames]

You're a legend for showing you light the turbo blanket on fire

[@dalvinci232me7]

Our vehicle tastes are identical. Im vicariously repairing through you. Thank ya sir!

[@jb678901]

Back in my Navy days, a brand new 1989 Chevy Blazer S-10 was my very first car purchase. This whole series has me thinking about how much I enjoyed that truck. Alex...GREAT job (as usual)!!

[@stillnotwoke]

​@@jb678901 I bought a used '89 GMC S15 Jimmy 4.3L 4WD in '94 and ran the Oceano Dunes here near Pismo Beach CA for 10 years. I'd air down my BFG A/T's to 15 lbs and in 4low it would climb any dune easily. It had a manual transfer case shifter (none of that electronic b.s.) and it would beat big V8 trucks w/fancy suspensions and big tires up the biggest dune, catching air at the top! That thing had some awesome torque in 4low!

[@TheBeerBox80]

I love grand nationals but for old turbo GM vehicles the Typhoon is definitely a dream car of mine.

[@rmp5s]

100%...I'm anything but a "domestic car guy" but have always LOVED the GN/Typhoon/Syclone.

[@southfla9000]

I do appreciate the no fluffing

[@alpha2gproject783]

I'm not going to lie. I absolutely love this channel. I've followed you for years now and you stay faithful to your channel. Every single channel I've been following, save for ThatDudeInBlue seems to be doing the exact same thing. Start out with cheap or questionable cars where there's genuine passion and creativity then move on to exotics and stay there. I love that you're not following that trend. You buy for yourself instead of following trends. Hopefully you're not someone who decides to buy a beat Bugatti and then wonder why you're broke or people leave your channel.

[@friguy4444]

Alex. I'm jealous. No not of your car collection although maybe a little of that too lol. But I'm Jealous of your tenacity and energy. Your focus and efficiency. You're incredible to be able to work so hard and get the results you get! THANK YOU!! You are in all reality an inspiration to me and MANY others as well!!

[@GfCast39]

The best, most consistent automotive channel. I love that there’s always progress with the video instead of some 20 min video where nothing happens

[@toddoconnor4121]

You're killing it on the content and the video edits. Best car channel on KZbin and a great way to start a Saturday. Cup of coffee and LSC!

[@meshaalation]

When you were a kid and you were crazy about cars at that time and you wished to own one and then you continue your life and get married and have children and commit to your responsibilities towards them but you still have that passion inside you to get those cars that you love and your passion for them becomes your work. What a person you are Alex❤

[@RoB_666_]

Heat is one of the biggest killers of a trans and having adequate cooling is paramount, provided there's room, a dedicated cooler is worthy upgrade. Having pulled the pan on the trans, upgrading to both a Sonnax corvette style servo and 2-3 shift valve mod would've been a good/cheap upgrade...the 1st increases the servo apply area by about 30 percent over stock and the 2nd offers a marked improvement in durability. Using the shift valve modification and putting the shifter in D3 (rather than overdrive) applies the over-run clutch in the first three gears, which improves durability by not abusing the input sprag. In the std configuration, the over-run clutch is only applied when the shifter is in D3 after the transmission upshifts into Third gear.

[@andoletube]

You have to be careful with dedicated trans coolers. The vast majority of them are undersized for the job. Most radiator (water) coolers take a lot more heat out of the transmission than a dedicated (air) cooler. Unless you have room for a very large one, it's better to stick with factory - even more so in this case because Alex has sourced an up specced aftermarket radiator. I doubt he'd gain anything by running a dedicated cooler.

[@ADUSN]

This guy transmissions

[@tallpaul9475]

My old eyes are happy to see your youthful joy with this vehicle. Enjoy it as much as you can, time is too short.

[@Sin-1098]

I love that Alex goes after and restores classic cars.

[@mrf963]

Everything about this is so great! In auto history only a few V6s dont need excuses… so weird and so great!

[@GIZZMOTORSPORTS]

Awesome! But @14:02 I'm surprised you don't have a fluid evacuator. Suck the fluid out from the dipstick tube before dropping the pan. Saves a ton of cleanup time. I keep an evacuator just for trans fluid, when modding valve bodies or modulator and the pan has to keep coming off I'll even re-use the fluid.

[@johneburke1]

Same.. I run the fluid through a filter into a clean pan and re use it. ATF is expensive

[@djole02]

GM should have put a drain plug. It's just stupid of them not to put one. Extremely stupid!

[@meaculpamishegas]

You are, head and shoulders, the most educational while maintaining entertainment quality available. These could almost suffice as DIY’s for specific models, but they make a very palatable overview that you have enough enthusiasm for wherever your audience may be lacking

[@Grey_Beard72]

I almost bought a Typhoon in 2002 but ended up going a little more practical and bought an extended cab Silverado. The Typhoon was around $15k and the Silverado was $13k. Biggest reason for me going for the Silverado was the bed. Not to mention passenger room. I had three kids and the Typhoon would have been one seat short for me. Right now, I'd really like to have a Syclone.

[@mistric_501]

Heat shrink corner on the radiator brackets is the coolest thing I’ve seen on the internet in a while!!!! You rock bro!!!!!!!

[@esteban1973]

Keep that truck forever. Keep it rust free and it will never die.

[@gimcrackers]

Engine compartment looks so much better! Notching the battery tray…. Next time consider beginning by drilling a 1/2” or larger hole to form what will be the inner corner. A radius is stronger because it spreads the load, whereas a 90° focuses the force at a single point (increasing the chance of cracking.) Can I steer you away from the disc grinder? A quality portable jigsaw (Bosch, etc) if you match the teeth pitch to the material thickness, is safer for eyes and ears, doesn’t throw grit everywhere, and reduces finish work because it gets you closer to final dimensions. Countersinking the upper radiator straps - low low low rpm on the drill for countersinking, with a few drops of oil. Can’t wait to see it launch! Great score on this truck. I love seeing you undo the errors of past owners! 🔧 It’s inspiring to see you dive into these with gusto and confidence. 💪🏻

[@bearing_aficionado]

I am now caught up on this series and this has been awesome. That engine looks mint now.🍻

[@J_Bwn]

You’re my favorite auto tech channel on KZbin bud. You’re thorough and fun to watch. 👍 I love the typhoon project!

[@georgiasvt]

Love your content watch you all the time. I’m sitting here with my wife and daughter at Emory University hospital watching your videos as we try to figure out what’s going on with my daughter’s heart. Such a great distraction from all that is going on here.

[@EmielWM]

Good luck.

[@stillnotwoke]

🙏 sent... modern medicine is truly a miracle.

[@-_Jelly]

God those giggles when you're driving it 😂❤ Everyone needs car that can make you feel like that

[@BlowinSoot93]

Love this series!! Big fan of all the videos, but the long format is much appreciated.

[@two38382]

Nice job Alex!! The ck engine light will come on when you disconnect the ecm timing control to set the timing. It usually resets after reconnecting and cycling the key . My 92 Silverado does this.

[@Redex_automotive]

I wanna thank you Alex for providing me some DAD - SON time with the episodes .

[@StavrosMcG]

Love your videos! 👍🏼😎 You don’t replace for the sake of replacing, but replace as it needs it. The same is with upgrades to OEM parts, they’re replaced due to performance enhancing because of Technological advances since the vehicle rolled off the line! Keep up the great work man! 👌🏼👍🏼😎

[@steve-real]

28:40 “Let’s go outside to the other paint booth…” ie a cardboard box… that’s hilarious! 😂

[@markvogt9462]

Morning coffee with Legit Street Cars is straight up, "clean living." Alex, you make everything look so easy when working on these machines. Mad respect.

[@PANTYEATR1]

24:47 - that ABS module is big like an old Radio Shack Tandy computer👀 34:15 - or dog leg 46:56 - the vibrations could be from the old brake rotors too. Good video as usual Alex💪🏆

[@davidparise4517]

Alex, you are so much fun to watch! The best part is to pause it and watch your face expressions, it's hilarious.

[@RTA95]

I clicked on the notification so fast let’s goooooo !!! Also I think I’m the spirit of boosted factory GM Cars you should find a cobalt SS there pretty cheap to find and build and I think it would be another cool build series

[@RTA95]

Figured I would mention , the turbo charged ones can be kinda spendy but you can get a supercharged one (06-07) for $5-7K In good shape I just bought my 06 SS Supercharged for $5500 with 98k miles totally stock starting to build it slowly. I love the car it has the G35 package so it comes with recaro bucket seats that are super comfortable and they are super reliable seen many of them with 180k plus miles no problem . A sunroof and a 6 speaker system with a 10 inch sub from factory . Super light car so it’s pretty zippy and hold speed in corners like a dream ! Keep up the awesome work Alex !

[@cruzccc1]

This is so dope, I have followed each video on this build and it’s just amazing. Amazing your content, how thorough you are and I just wanted to say keep doing what you’re doing. It’s very entertaining and it brings me relief in my day

[@jjoop]

Thought the turbo blanket was special effects for a sec 😂

[@mastercricket7626]

Lol, I did too .I can say that is the first time I have seen that happen 😅 and I mess with built cars almost daily 😅 so that was deff one for the records ... and Alex can deff say he has done something basically no one else has 😅..

[@badgermetal]

Carbon fibers are conductive. A lot of people don't know that until it's too late and there is a fire.

[@ncarolina27803guy]

you are my hero... you have the Grand National and the Syclone.. you are a GAWD the OLDSMO looks fantastic btw

[@domawi84]

Finally caved on the Avalon king. It’s ordered. Olds got me ❤😊

[@FoxRacer090]

alex your the only youtuber who i will sit and watch an entire hours video without skipping

[@HiggsBJ]

It Ain’t got no gas in it, had me dying. Thanks!

[@danielhn93]

I'm pausing at the battery part to say: agreed, i learned the hard way too recently. Was working on rebuilding my TBI unit in my 1990 S10 pickup and as I was loosening a few bolts, my flexible ratchet slipped from my hand and touched the exposed positive terminal on the alternator, so it ended up welding itself to it and the intake. I had to knock the dang thing off with a lot of force, but that was probably the scariest moment I had. ALWAYS, disconnect negative before working.

[@smacdiesel]

Love the 90's themed intro!!!!!!

[@toddfrazier3844]

Your radiator brackets are so creative! You are so smart! I love your attention to detail in everything you do. I literally stood and clapped because of the brackets 😂

[@lotuslotus718]

You should maybe try to get someone to clean from below with dry ice it would look like new.

[@mediocreman2]

You get more done in a few days than I get done on my car in a month. Nicely done.

[@regulareverydaynormalguy6479]

02:10 ElectroBoom vibes here

[@ThePandaBeat]

One of the earliests memories of "car moments" I have, was when I was a little kid in URUGUAY 🇺🇾, early 90s, looking over my dad's and mom's shoulders, looking forward from in between the seats of our VW, when we brake at an intersection stoplight and a GMC Syclone explodes in the fastest accelerating sprint that we had ever seen... it was like our windshield was a 4K TV and it was like in slow-motion. My mom was cursing because she got scared and my dad grinning ear to ear and calling my name (of course I was watching). I will never ever forget. Strange thing, it had "Typhoon" stickers... I never saw it again.😥 Literally a childhood hero to me.❤

[@scottolisar456]

Switch those rad bolts put the acorns inside

[@FluePeak]

You should really send it away for ice blasting the underside and get the surface rust remove and add some type of under carrige sealer.

[@ralphcole1604]

Refreshing to see you doing a transmission service. See soo many utube automotive channels reviving old muscle cars, getting them tuned and running good and immediately go out doing burnouts without touching the trannys !! Makes o sense to me!

[@SMMBHQ-cg2zy]

I think the Typhoon does love you Alex , I have seen love before and it looks a lot like you and the little Jimmy that could.

[@tylerminor8533]

Man alex you did phenomenal on that engine bay! You attention to detail is so satisfying 🙌🏼🤌🏼

[@davidpancerz5820]

Great episode and no gimmicky intro. Straight to wrenching which is why I watch you and Streten. Awesome bloopers too. Thanks Max!

[@alano2875]

Nice work and great video. Thanks for showcasing the up-side of hoarding...(the "keep that, I might need it later" mentality). Also...I'm just not sure about turbo blankets that ignite that easily...I mean...that was a sustained fire that could do some damage, or spread to other engine components.

[@bakerfx4968]

I can’t get enough of these car rebuild series lol. This one, the hellcat, the Oldsmobile… all amazing

[@boboso7238]

Love the direction you are going with this build. When it's complete you need to run it against the Grand National, for nostalgia if anything.

[@stillnotwoke]

The Grand National would smoke it... but it would be close.

[@Johnnyvette383]

Alex love this so much! You are building the greatest collection of 80's & 90's cars/trucks!

The supply line from the pump to the intercooler should be on the bottom. This allows air to be pushed out the top line. It can trap air if you put the supply in the top. Love the channel

[@SommerAdric]

Love this video mate. Bring on the Dyno session! “I can’t wait to beat on this thing” - Alex Palmeri, Legit Street Cars November 2024.

[@batterylow1101]

When covering lines and hoses, i have always kept a roll of aluminum foil handy. Fairly cheap and also pretty easy to wrap with, no tape needed either.

[@djhaloeight]

I always use a fluid extractor to pull as much trans fluid as I can out thru the dipstick before dropping the pan. Digging the build though, I always loved those trucks!

[@kevinhauser8250]

Your craftsmanship is incredible sir.

[@RicoR-io2jl]

Can’t wait to hear it at full send. I test drove a syclone, and a typhoon at woodfield Chevrolet on Golf Road in Schaumburg Illinois in 1998. All I remember is both of them hooking up, no tire spin, and being raised up off the ground briefly before we hit light speed. I was in love! Definitely one of my favorite trucks.

[@BigMike86]

Alex don't forget about the heater core. It could possibly have gunk and deposits in it as well. You flushed the coolant and replaced the radiator so I figured I'd remind you about that.

[@xochiltepetzalailhuicamina2322]

Those turbo noises are the cherry on top. Nice!!!

[@JeiceNismo]

Love your videos. And I always take note of your ad products ... just purchased the 5-pack of the ceramic coating myself 😊. Thank you for the awesome deal. Love this Typhoon series btw

[@ryandevy7182]

Alex’s level of detail really scratches my brain in the best way, so satisfying!

[@ali1-931]

51:00 Glad to see @Alex is making the most out of his English language classes. Keep up the lessons, your doing great 👍.

[@gazzafloss]

Great content Alex. I think I'd have been inclined to open up that rear diff housing, looking at the "mud" you drained out.

[@stillnotwoke]

Yep, open it up, spray the gears w/Brakeleen,wipe it out, new gasket, refill and done.

[@1986XRV8]

Ok Max, I had to pause it after the Slingblade "it ain'tgot no gas in it" 10mm bit.... That was hilarious!

[@danielatkinson5976]

Congrats! Love your videos! Your knowledge and enthusiasm is a blessing! Thanks Alex!

[@adamryan466]

The bloopers are hilarious… shows how just simple things make a 50 min video hours to shoot! Love the turbo noises! Can’t wait to see the new wheels/brakes/suspension set up

[@RiFeee]

You do realise that when you was bleeding the brake master cylinder, there's a clip on the hoses so you can literally clip inside the master cylinder and you don't need to hold the hoses and accidentally suck any air back in kkkkkkk One of the last car channels that still teach you to work on cars. Great Work!

[@teedoemoto1]

Alex--so freakin glad you got the Typhoon!! Love this project! You have the same OCD that I do and I can really see me doing everything you do. Cannot wait to see this thing when you're done. And a high five to Max for doing such a great job on the quality of the videos.

[@QuantumTime-pc9ts]

No fluff just LEGIT STREET CAR STUFF! You are very lucky to be able to work on and drive so many interesting vehicles. Growing up in Chicago myself, I used to repair and sell cars - current count around 300. I would love to see a video series on a Acura Integra or RSX.

[@dunder727]

This Car is turning out so nice! your living the dream! btw i recommend haning those smaller brackets with some steelwire when painting them its alot easier then painting inside of a box. :D