Prepping The Legends For Its Fastest Pass EVER! Are We Doing Enough?

[@bustinyanutz4195]

3rd generation working on the same car, really cool

[@howabouthetruth2157]

Right on!!!

[@dillinheater]

So awesome dude

[@jaredthisdelle5617]

Wanna race him ..that made my day . God bless little man ....

[@bendino9016]

this kid has a bright future ahead of him.

[@therealplax]

I know !!!!! Made my day too... so genuine and attracked by cars / performance at that age.. hes gonna be one heck of a racer. LETS GO KID!

[@patrickmccrimedog9844]

No muffler...James said it perfectly, "No, it sounds just right" 👌👌👌👌

[@Cekmore]

Hahahaaa

[@theangryitalian7922]

Exactly !!!

[@YoungerPrice]

James was right

[@bayoubandits8710]

I was thinking the same

[@jonasthemovie]

”Wanna do a burnout?”- merch?

[@AndrewWeitzel]

1# wanna do a burn out? 2# wanna do a burn out? 3# wanna do a (then just tire tracks)

[@blawsonbl]

Yes!

[@HK47Elite]

And the money goes to lil man projects🤙🏼

[@GuldBamser]

That boy spends too much time with Cleetus 😂😂

[@Fatlax73]

I'd buy that shirt!

[@Moddage]

This is a perfect example of why I love this channel so much. Good content, some good laughs along the way, and nothing really scripted, minimal editing, and today was just a dad and generation 3 of performance enthusiast working on grandpas sweet Vette together and then taking it out for a ride. I grew up around muscle cars thanks to my dad, and this brought back all sorts of fond memories of him pinning me to the seat in the Chevelle I helped him restore as a kid. And the few times we drove it around the block with open headers while in primer... Liam will definitely remember this day forever, and don't be too surprised if he surpasses your knowledge in some areas one day, my dad is the one asking me questions about things now haha.

[@MrSmotheredHope]

Did you notice Liam watching Jeremy drive? That boy is paying close attention and wants to learn. Love it,

[@Moddage]

@@MrSmotheredHope For sure, I used to do the same thing at his age. I was always watching his hand/foot coordination while he was no-lift shifting the heck out of that car... I have to yell at him to not break the fresh Muncie we put in a few years ago. He just wants to smash all the gears every time he gets behind the wheel of it.

[@RustyOpel]

That last certainly hits home for me; I grew up in the 60s and my Dad with various British cars (Lol when I broke my collar bone as a very small child my Mom had to carry me to the Doc as he had the cylinder head off of the TR-4 at that moment). Later he moved to airplanes and got certified to do work on them so he could work on his small plane (Piper PA-12) but the last 20+ years he usually runs his automotive questions by me and we decide on a course of action from there. He's in his upper 80s now and one of his projects is restoring the TR-3 they bought new in the late 1950s; I think it'll wind up on me when he passes but being an engineer he has copious notes and diagrams as he went along dis-assembling it. Not a project I want at the moment but hopefully it's some years down the road yet or when they pass I'd be in a position financially and time wise to attempt it. He wants/wanted to recreate a picture with the TR of my Mom when they bought it Vs Restored but I don't think it happening. Maybe a posthumous one 70-80 Years later with my wife though as my parents look on and smile from Heaven :)

[@Diskent]

Father and son working is awesome.

[@codys_crap_cars]

The fact your son knows its A 5/8 is awesome.... #dadgoals

[@davecarakasavage919]

And powerglide I can only hope my child picks up my knowledge aswell

[@brootpk]

Yep!

[@asjmpickle]

been working on cars for years and I still don't know jack about imperial sockets.

[@doozerchuck8625]

Cause your a girl

[@ArKritz84]

@@doozerchuck8625 that depends very much on which cars a person works on. In the rest of the world, you can work on cars (and pretty much everything else) for your whole life without ever needing an imperial socket. Ironically, the square drive size is always measured in inches, even when the socket size is measured in mm.

[@matyLSX]

Liam has great teacher just like you did Jeremy. No matter what goes on with this car seeing father and son work on the project is awesome. Thank for the videos. Love watching them.

[@Shadow0fd3ath24]

that kid is awesome. Liam is gonna be a beast by the time hes 20

[@rashonesmith8575]

More videos with Liam please...gotta love it....Dads teaching their sons to be men 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿

[@dwaynethayer7868]

Keep up the great work... Nice to see father and son working together.

[@ANSWERTHECALLOFJESUSCHRIST]

14:24 Awww, when he says "yeah". He' such a cute kid!

[@albedo9127]

LOL the Police tape at the engine murder scene.

[@grahamefreestone5309]

I spotted that too. Lol.

[@charleybetts1053]

I LOVE that you are doing all the FATHER/SON work!!! There is *NO* Better Father Son bonding experiences than the ones *UNDER* *THE* *HOOD* !!!!

[@anthonyyyy2858]

Jeremy is teaching the next fasterproms prodigy

[@brian2ize]

Love how your kid is involved! I loved working with my dad and grandpa on cars! Best memories growing up for sure!

[@imrickjames6987]

Thanks for being such a good dad!!! All the other stuff is just a bonus.

[@2401vernon]

Jeremy you are training your boys right

[@josephboley]

I really like it cause of the story behind it.i didn't know your dad but I think he would like it too.

[@sandersmotorsports516]

I love seeing father and son working together i just lost my dad and i miss him helping me work on my race truck keep up the good work i wish yall the best ❤❤❤

[@howabouthetruth2157]

Speaking of aerodynamics UNDER the car......THE LATE LEGENDARY SMOKEY YUNICK WOULD BE PROUD OF YOU JEREMY!!! Does anyone remember the year in NASACR when Smokey's Chevelle didn't make the power that the other cars had, yet he could still run with them up front? The underneath of that car was "like a box turtle"........it was so slick. Smokey thought about the things that most others didn't in his day. He was truly ahead of his time for innovation, and almost single handedly FORCED Nascar to create all kinds of new rules........LOL. So many rules in fact, that Smokey felt they left no room for innovation. Of course the other teams called it "cheating"......LOL!!! YOU REMINDED ME OF SMOKEY TODAY JEREMY!!! Dad's Legend Vette seems to have more of a deeper "thump" to the exhaust note now.

[@TheSteve1175]

Definitely, only one to date compares to Smokey. His moto was don't be a rule breaker, be a rule maker.. Ok I'll tell you.. Chad.. was it the chad 😁😁

[@Fasterproms1]

He’s one of my hero’s. I’m holding onto something that I’ll let out of the bag sometime this year that Smokey inspired. It’s gonna be special. Thank you, to be even mentioned in the same breath is beyond flattering. One day it’d be great to do the hot vapor car!!!

[@jwright650]

I think Jeremy learned a few things during his trip to the tunnel with Leroy. They found a few things that made more of a difference that, I think, surprised them.

[@howabouthetruth2157]

@@jwright650 I tend to give Jeremy's knowledge a little more credit than that. Ya have to remember, Jeremy AND his business starting back with his Dad & his friends, has been into performance a heck of a lot longer than when Garrett came along. Not saying nothing was learned from Leroy's trip to the wind tunnel. But I suspect Jeremy, being a hard core fan of Smokey Yunick ( obviously ) has more prior knowledge than that. Besides, anyone who knows anything about speed, could've told you ahead of time that Leroy would get TERRIBLE grades in that wind tunnel........lol. And it did.

[@jwright650]

@@howabouthetruth2157 check out Garrett's video where he and Jeremy used cardboard panels trying to clean up the drag numbers on Leroy. You'll see what I was speaking about.

[@charleybetts1053]

I *100%* LOVE the support for the Vets that you show on your Channel!!!! Jeremy is a Class-Act AND a Genius Wizzard!!!! #TuneThis

[@bonzainews]

The cover for the spare tire is missing. That would smooth out some air.

[@chrisrobles2012]

Man I’m so happy at 11:00 letting him do the plugs. Made me warm inside when you said “you’ll remember this forever.”

[@jdc6927]

Awesome seeing you doing that with your son 😎on your dad's car Jeremy.

[@jdc6927]

It legit brought tears. I lost my dad 20+ years ago.

[@jdc6927]

@Jo Blo thanks means a lot, really

[@gmoney3685]

The passion you have for cars and family is just incredible..keep it up..

[@WelcomeToTheMadness]

The young tuner/mechanic is already getting the proper diameter from eyeballing it. Even asking the proper questions. PS: The car sounds good.

[@Tuvzii]

@@effyeadude as long as you do the same

[@slimjim119]

I think the lad as he was pulling those wires off he drulled and thinking man this LT 1 350 is going to be sweeter after I'm done with it I tot dad everything he knows and he still knows nothing lol

[@FrankHoneycutt]

I love how you are with your son, it’s great to have that bond that you two have. I really wish my father was more patient and let help him more than he did when I was younger with his 67 or 76 polymath duster. Can’t remember the extant year. It’s a really nice drag car, setup for bracket racing. Last time it was at the track about 6 years ago, it would run mid 9’s. Taking off from the tree the car would pull massive wheelies and ride them out. I remember from the staging lane all you sound see was the hood scoop during the launch. Lol

[@twoten7697]

Nothing I loved better as a kid, than when my old man would do a Smokey burn out in his beloved daily driver 63 Chevy pickup, circa about 1991! Was a hopped up sbc, but to me it may as well been a pro mod! We recently finished a full resto on it (now built BBC power), and was proud to do a nasty Jon Force burn out , with my son sitting rite where I used to sit! Mabye the 3rd generation will do it in the same truck for a 4th generation one day! Love the vette man!

[@TheSteve1175]

Awesome, 😁😁

[@markbookout1497]

One of the best videos on KZbin seeing you and the son working on it together. One day he will be rewatching this video and loving every second of the memories

[@davidsparks4826]

That's awesome. Sounds good to me. Great to see a Man teaching his Son. Love from Michigan!

[@Rare_Brad]

Love seeing your boy working with you at the shop. Those are days he will never forget.

[@mikedavis1626]

That is way better sounding than the masters. It sounds very mean now. I lurk a lot but really enjoy your videos. You guys seem to be laid back and have a great time. Thanks for the videos.

[@boogsy6144]

Nothing makes me smile more than having a son that has the same passion as you. Reminds me when I was little and helping dad with his 71 powerwagon build. Still working on it but it'll be awesome when it's done. Keep up the good content man makes me happy seeing this stuff!

[@chrisleduc7914]

Love it. Can't wait for my son the be old enugh for me to teach him the ropes. Sounds grate by the way

[@jeremynewhouse6530]

The last 8-10 minutes of this video is what life is all about. Something tells me little man has fuel in his veins already. Sharing your passion with young men and women no matter what that passion is will create memories that will last a lifetime.

[@stevebeavers3754]

The legacy continues. Jeremy your son has been bit by the same bug. Great experience for you both.

[@Pdro-gw7lu]

This was beautiful Jeremy. Made me super nostalgic for doing stuff with my old man, he killed himself when I was 17 so stuff like this really gets me you know. Liam’s a great kid, and what you’re doing is spot on mate. Cheers

[@theworstgamervr]

Jeremey:aerodynamics is very important LEROY:HOLD MY MOUNTAIN DEW

[@JOHNDEEBANK]

Yesterday I asked Cleetus for your channel so I'm here and loved it. I want to compliment you on your relationship with your son. These are special times he will never forget. Loved your car and the changes especially the shifter. See you tomorrow. Blessings.

[@josephboley]

man I love this car!!

[@WeisCarl2000]

Man, that is so awesome your teaching your son! Seriously being a combat vet, I really appreciate you helping out the veteran community! 11B OIF2/7 Palmalm qui meruit ferat.

[@markmayer948]

Jeremy I work at Mr. Muffler in Royal Oak Michigan and people always ask me for flowmaster mufflers all the time and I try to talk them out of putting the most restrictive muffler out on the market it’s like trying to fart through a leather pants lol and magnaflow is like farting but naked lol. Magnaflow is my go to they may not be as loud but out perform flolmaster all day. I would have to say very good decision keep up the good work.

[@ericlaney384]

What about borla?

[@msengineeringdavid3702]

I’ve never heard of that beg but farting leather pants sounds hilarious 😂

[@AlwaysMobbin]

@@ericlaney384 Borla is almost always my go to on 4 cylinder engines (my s2000 has Greddy, not a fan). Borla has a nice, deep, not too raspy sound. For V8, I have to agree, hard to beat Magnaflow.

[@dandundid540]

From roseville over here

[@hillman65yahoo]

Grand rapids here

[@polyforcesnake]

“My dads corvette” great to see the amount of respect you show for your old man and now you’ve got your young lad on the tools too. KZbin needs a lot more good blokes on here making this level on content

[@jpsspeedgarage7168]

I use MagnaFlow for all my stuff!! I hate baffles.

[@nathanmatas6085]

Love seeing you and the next generation of tuners! Always share your passion with the family. Keep up the great work Jeremy.

[@paulwilberforce9659]

That sounds just right 😂😂

[@chrisstenzel454]

Paul.w w Jeramy said it right.

[@vicgarrison8968]

My dad had an 87 when I was about the same age as your son. Remember barely being able to see out of it. Had to tilt my head up to see. Love it

[@earniejohnson8040]

Back to the Future reference....

[@earniejohnson8040]

And an Ed Bassmaster reference..."just look at it".... I get your humor, man...

[@nick4819]

Why don't you make like a tree....and leave(s).

[@Brock_Landers]

Great Scott! This is heavy...

[@earniejohnson8040]

@@Brock_Landers There’s that word again: ‘heavy.’ Why are things so heavy in the future? Is there a problem with the Earth’s gravitational pull?

[@Brock_Landers]

@@earniejohnson8040 Lmao, I was trying to remember that quote, but I didn't want to post it if I was wrong...

[@khanzerk3053]

This is amazing bonding haha love how he pays attention to the gauges while testing the car and always asking for a burnout. He will grow up to be a legend like his dad.

[@Boots_And_Slicks14]

Not being a hater, I think the "Flows" sounded better, however, I know they don't "Flow" as good. I typically don't like the sound of "Flows" either, they just sound right and are era correct on this Vette.

[@ONESTROKEJOKE69]

I think I agree. Not that the new exhaust sounds bad at all, but the resonance from the flow masters gave it more mid-range and it filtered out some of the cackle in the high end and some of the rumble in the low end giving it a somewhat balanced tone. The new exhaust almost has a scooped sound with a very present low end rumble and high end cackle. Better performance is better performance so the tone of a race car is particularly irrelevant. But I'm an audio engineer so my perspective on the tone of car exhausts is quite a bit different than most people. I tend to dislike most cars I hear on the street.

[@desertrat8322]

I like Flowmaster mufflers , currently running 4" pipe with top ten 1 chamber flowmasters

[@pattiyuiska6888]

Definitely an era correct sound. That's for sure

[@jwayne1202]

@@pattiyuiska6888 he's going for power flows sound good but are super restrictive

[@Sandkei]

Thumbs up for the relationship you have with your Son. I'm sure he will remember these moments with his Dad when he is your age. Well done :)

[@TexRobNC]

hah, signs of RC cars in the garage with that cotter pin stuck to your slicks

[@greatnortherntroll6841]

Lovin' that sound, and lovin' that you're taking the time to include Liam in project "Dad's Vette"! You're a good man, and a good father, Jeremy!!! You're even a good Doggy-papa! Keep up the good work! 🙂

[@thehappytexan]

Magnaflow is so much better. Makes more hp and sounds better imo.

[@andrewconrad7688]

Awesome man! I remember wrenchin' away with my pops when I was a little lad. I'll always remember that for the rest of my life.

[@LsxSosa]

“Wanna do a burnout”

[@stashtrey1]

That seat time with your boy is what be it's all about. So cool. Also love the dog outro's. Big fan of your channel! A+

[@TheRaccoonGoonGT]

Never understood the obsession with Flowmasters, they are junk! Good call as usual sir.

[@icelover3]

Right?

[@josephtalbot125]

FishGame Strong But it says right in the name. They are the masters of the flow! But for real I think people sometimes simply prefer the sound of a chambered muffler.

[@TheRaccoonGoonGT]

@@josephtalbot125 lol I hear ya, just not a good performing muffler. Just always been surprised by the massive amount of popularity they have..even non car people know what they are. To each their own. I've always like bullet style mufflers on any 8 cyl I've had.

[@MrZcotty]

absolutely despise the resonation and drone of every flowmaster.. complete garbage..

[@rmxrider20032000]

Back when that car was built flowmaster was the only company that was selling race mufflers to the masses.

[@MrKornhole]

Great job dad having your son working with you. I have memories of my son sitting under the rear of my V-8 Pinto drag car working on the rearend with me. The fact that he was a bit under 2yrs old he was there and helping dad work on the race car. And that is all that matters.

[@synthasia-5041]

Flowmaster = Chokemaster

[@steve-o6060]

I love how interested your boy is in cars! That's awesome you involve him

[@draggonhedd]

Funny how flowmasters are the worst flowing mufflers on the market. Borlas or bust in my opinion. Borlas sound better too.

[@lb9gta307]

They're about the same as other similarly chambered performance mufflers. They just don't flow as well as streight through media packed mufflers.

[@choppedculture326]

I love that you said”God bless you”. Great video man, awesome stuff you’ve been putting out! Subscribed!

[@capnslufox]

You wanna do a really big burnout?

[@mikebrosnan2895]

You wanna race him?

[@jclaydon3454]

AWESOME seeing 3 generations of gear heads... I really like the new mufflers. God Bless you and your family!

[@mars7786]

Or just be like cleetus and not think about the aero at all Haha

[@ngcolby]

Just keep adding more boost. More POWER!

[@donnyholmes9292]

Love u working with ur boy the world needs alot more of that

[@mikhailSRT4]

Goals man , it's not always about the cars family is important too. I swear this channel and the shop crews channel are the best group of loving people . Can't wait for my son to grow older so he can learn car stuff.

[@STRATOHOLICRichman]

My dad used to have a ‘96 Corvette convertible, I think it was an LT1. It was beautiful with racing green paint and saddle leather. This ones close to my heart man. Loving this resurrection guys.

[@motodenton]

Great video brother what an amazing opportunity to have your son work on his grandfather's car that was basically the car that started it all for you. Great things to come from that young man.

[@Squigglydodah]

I love seeing the father son stuff. KZbin has so many click baity videos its a real treat to see real, honest content.

[@MrBadBoyob]

Father and Son time Love it, hes getting Tuning in to his blood Gold times hes gonna remember all his life. keep up the good work

[@yarknurd388]

My wife drives a metro but I will make sure we give you all the vues we can. You are our power hero. I'm sending all the power from the great white north from up here. Full send!!!

[@marcwire9332]

Father and Son, History repeating itself but in a new era. Fantastic to see these are memories preserved for the future, thanks for taking us along on moments like these.

[@theFLORIDAman]

Dad of the year, you freakin stud muffin you. *Tickle Tickle* 🇺🇸 Corvettes are so sensitive to modifications and that just shows how important good tuning can be for the proper setup! I straight piped my C5 (resonators only) and it did sound like a NASCAR, but I lost a bunch of power / torque until having the fuel map bumped up on the dyno.

[@Akbaker96]

Father and son goals! You seem like a really great dad.

[@gavinhumphryes8313]

Really enjoyed your video reminded me of my dad and I was I was a kid he always talk to me like an adult and with respect while we were working in the garage he was always teaching me how things work and function help me through my entire career put me ahead of most adults when I joined the work force

[@androiduberalles]

@3:30 "That sounds just right." lol, a James after my own heart.

[@michaeledwards4528]

Missed these vette videos somehow. What a wonderful thing...sharing your passion with your son, as your Dad with you. I learned automotive, carpentry, welding and morals growing up on a family farm in the 80's(Georgia). It's all in the upbringing brother. Got a little teary-eyed. Lost my Dad at 19. But, he instilled life lessons I use still today. Thanks for sharing 👍. GaMike 82fxwg

[@mattlindeberg972]

Jermey you should be proud of your Channel and what you have accomplished I enjoy the content and your tuning skills.!

[@tpetry1303]

He is definitely your mini me. Making memories with your boy. Such a wonderful thing to watch.

[@SweatyWelder68]

GOD Bless you too Jeremy I Love your videos man keep them coming that Vette is AWSOME and the fact that it was your Dad's pet Project makes it even more Cool!!!

[@B0st0nftw]

Jeremy you are doing it right man. Share the knowledge and embrace his passion.

[@nathanadams1332]

Love the father son part. As a 17 y/o I spent some time with my dad replacing the steering box on my 91 explorer I bought. I love that keep up the great content!.

[@Pipitarutor]

Hell yeah dude! It's cool watching your son walking in your footsteps to a tee. Learning on the same freaking car! New exhaust sound awesome.

[@Carstuff111]

Man, tuning old school ECUs is an experience. I am so glad that tuning my buddies Honda I have Crome Tuner, and we have the modules needed to hook everything up to a USB port on a modern laptop. I can data log and tune on the fly. Cold start tuning and cold run tuning were probably the scariest part of tuning for me. But, it seems I got it really close so far even on the coldest days we have had here (down into the 15*F range or so). And ER MER GERD.... That Chevelle!!! And the mufflers sound awesome.

[@troylinden369]

Please tag this as dad's Corvette. His reaction was awesome! He watched everything! Gauges, surroundings, shifts and throttle position.

[@alvimoliveira8677]

I admire how you work soo late and still have the capacity to remember to include your son into your activities. You just make it work! Best of wishes from Brazil 🇧🇷

[@reviewcrewforyou]

Ok haven't finished video yet but man you're just a great guy and Dad Jeremy. Thanks for always paying it forward man. I had 383 stroked LT1 formula with 250 shot and decent size cam , forged internals etc and it really is bringing back memories from 10-15 years ago. I don't miss the 10 optisparks I replaced though lol, but I could do an opti swap pretty damn fast after a while. I think I ended with a dynaspark. I don't even know if that's still an available product or something better is out.

[@5.0h_derek]

Love the father son Experience definitely want to see more of him in more videos

[@BANANAHAMMER420]

Love that vette!!!! Really cool you got your boy involved...that's priceless time rite there brother!!! Glad I came across your channel which led me the cletus also. Keep dropping them vids and cant wait to see what goes into that miata..lol that thing is already insane. 👊😎

[@TheSteve1175]

PRICELESS,, My dad had given it up, and was pretty hard on racing, but he still brought all us kids to the local dirt track racing, I'm old enough to remember AJ FOYT being a local sprint car driver lol Definitely raced dirt for a few yrs. My son was going to school bragging on our Saturday night racing. Changing flats in the middle of a race. So anyway all the things you're going to love teaching your son are only going to get better. On the street always ran flowmasters, but always had dumps.. Be Safe Be Blessed..

[@earlbergener]

Loved the video,car still sounds good. But,seeing you work on the car with your boy reminded me of me and my dad decades ago,watch the vid,he's watching the gauges and learning. Warms my heart.

[@keithltx3353]

Not only does it sound absolutely amazing now, but it’s so awesome to incorporate your son into it. Keep up the awesome videos and god bless!

[@TrojanHorse1959]

Great video Jeremy and Liam! Several years back I did a bunch of mufflers/flow rates research, I found at that time that the best flowing mufflers were the Dynomax Ultra-Flow mufflers. That may have changed by now, but it's worth looking into if you need the best flowing mufflers.

[@ashleyramage6355]

Almost 180K subs already man that's awesome! Been here since day 1 with you keep up the positive attitude!

[@jaym2569]

That car is awesome! Glad you got to spend some time with the lil dude!

[@tjlqk3]

What a good group of guys. Stay cool guys!

[@freddygeez4646]

awesome getting the kids involved he will remember these day long after your gone keep up the good content j