The Road to Mustang part three - Inside Kelly Racing

[@ZedTee77]

This road to mustang series is by far the best of anything that has come out of the Supercars series in years. Keep up the good work!

[@Dazza_21]

Good to see a team owner spinning spanners and getting dirty

[@marksomerville1275]

Never seen Roly Poly Dane gettin' dirty ( oh yeah, only with the rules)...

[@Dazza_21]

@Gus Johnson hahaha yeah ok buddy 😂😂😂

[@Dazza_21]

@@marksomerville1275 exactly

[@bhagvedsingh2147]

@Gus Johnson yeah 2.0 turbo fwds are way more interesting than a V8 powered rwd racecar with no driver aids😒 GTFOH

[@arealassassin]

@@bhagvedsingh2147 Unfortunately the writing is on the wall. Observe the demise of the DTM- from beautiful singing V8s to poofy little whooshy turbo shitters. The eco-fucks have pushed their agenda to the detriment of ALL motorsport- little do they realise that the point of IC engine development is to make them orders of magnitude more efficient than the road-going versions... but since when did anyone with a fucking agenda to push care in the slightest about the facts... So yea; enjoy the real engines for now, because your kids or grsndkids will be cheering on little eco-cars, or 'leccy sewing machines, that's if they can even be bothered showing any interest in such a sanitized sport at all...

[@X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X]

From a European racing nut, thanks for taking us along for the ride, Kelly Racing!

[@jamiekeeling2754]

Todd "Larry Perkins" Kelly, bring on 2020

[@MAZE0512]

Well done Kelly boy's, great insight into behind the scenes of one of Australia's premiere motorsport.

[@kiwioka51newzealand]

Lets hope your development for your engines are on track for Adelaide. Keep up the good work. I'm bareking for you to be there. Good luck

[@jarnosaarinen4583]

Interesting to learn about the keyway lifters and the needle bearings for the camshaft!

[@OgamiItto70]

I thought it was interesting that they're using Ford Boss 302 (new-style) blocks. That roller cam and those keyway lifters were pretty interesting, too, though. Actually, I kind of wonder why they're not using a Coyote variant. That Nissan they used to run was a DOHC 4-valve. Why do they have to make do with a 2-valve pushrod motor?

[@mickjones6509]

Welcome to the "Blue oval Family" hope we see you with the others in the top of the ladder in 2020

[@sparkdestroyer3184]

@Gus Johnson and Holden has never cheated?

[@Jackielegs616]

Absolutely loving this series gang. Can't wait to see the beasts on track!

[@bradenmckay9576]

Great work guys and thanks for taking us along for the ride!

[@966Mako]

It's great you are getting people emotionally invested in your car. We'll have a sense of belonging, watching the beast coming together. 👍🏼👍🏼

[@natsts50]

Hey Todd, thanks for being so open with regards to engine/car development. Fantastic series of videos with great detail. V8 Supercar teams should all be this open to their fans, specifically the fans that care about the technical side of racing. Please keep it up.

[@koolkar55]

This just shows people that you just don't go buy a Mustang & go racing like the old days. Thanks for sharing the road to victory.

[@imakethings17]

Absolutely fascinating insight into the work that goes into an engine program. I'm loving all the technical detail, and can't wait for the next installment! Between Rick's on-screen insights, and Tod's behind the scenes stuff here, I'm super impressed with your willingness to share technical info most other teams won't. You've won a fan here! Let's hope other teams take your lead and bring us fans along for the ride.

[@paulfrench6076]

As a ford fan...its great watching you guys prep your first new ford...i agree with other comments below....this series of building a V8 supercar from ground up far exceeds any other video ever been put out. Go team Kelly's

[@tomhamilton9140]

Great to watch the stages of development. Thank you for sharing it with us. Go Ford.

[@ianbertenshaw4350]

Ahh i love the smell of Ford horsepower in the morning ! Thats one sweet sounding noise you have there ! Thanks for the informative and educational video Todd ! I can only imagine how difficult it is to make a video like this without giving any secrets away ! If Larko ever bails out of the technical stuff for the television ( i hope not !) you got him covered !

[@rushmoore4307]

Great to see Todd on the spanners he obviously loves this stuff and that Ford engine sings a beautiful tune. Thanks Kelly gang these video's are awesome can't wait to see the Stang's on the track

[@rockbiterhd]

Looking good there is hell of a lot work we all don’t know about thanks for the education go the Mustang

[@jeffjenkins8303]

Thanks for another great video. It is giving me a greater appreciation of the intricacies in the development of a Supercar. Already looking forward to seeing your team racing the Mustangs next year. Great to hear how your team has been welcomed into the Ford family.

[@davidcashin9194]

I love the fact that you are actually showing the development path please keep it going.

[@zakspeed76]

Loving the videos. No other team takes you as in-depth as this. Great ambassadors for the sport taking fans on the journey 👍👍👍

[@grahamserle7930]

Great video Todd and very articulately explains. Hats off to you and all the staff at Kelly Racing.

[@grahamnoel48]

Thanks for this Todd. A most informative video clip.

[@collinblack8474]

Welcome to the ford family. Thank you for sharing of what goes on in developing a race car. I hope your team have a good and competitive season in 2020.

[@jamielightsparks1154]

This has been an awesome series to watch, great video footage of the build and reminiscent of sealing up some of the rally cars I have been involved in building here in the UK. For the 1st time in my V8 Supercars long term support I will genuinely be cheering Kelly Racing. I really think they are going to be in serious contention this year. Great to see you guys behind the Mustang brand

[@stuartbutler7921]

Great insight into the building of a supercar , well done Kelly racing

[@dinosshed]

The throttle plates in that position will give better response, tricky part is avoiding the backfires when the pit lane limiter is on. Best to kill two cylinders constantly than individually or you might flame that intake and stall. Also found a roughing on the short radius will improve respose and limits reverberation below the torque band. Looking pretty good

[@foolishgerry2862]

I shouldn't be surprised that Saliba's are still leading the way in race engine machining. I've just seen the photo's of Heimgartner's Ned Whisky Mustang, and I have to say it looks awesome. This will be the best looking car on the 2020 grid. I hope to see both Kelly Racing Mustangs on the podium in 2020. Go getm lads !

[@RoMiTouring]

Loving this series.. you've won a fan!

[@keithhoward4413]

Another great episode todd.Thanks for the behind the scenes info. look forward to the next one.

[@craigjones6887]

Awesome videos guys gives us fans an in-depth look at the inner workings of a supercar

[@wazzawalker6536]

Great series of video's, My respect for Kelly Racing's endeavors, past, current and future has increased immensely.

[@paulhole6953]

Cheers Todd great insight👍Really enjoying watching!

[@Yumenga]

Thanks for showing us the technical side of building a race car. I really enjoy these videos.

[@SouthernCrossMotors]

Fantastic to watch the progression. Thank you so much for sharing :)

[@kempy535]

These are great videos! Thank you for taking the time out to make them. Its reallly good to see what the engines look like under the airbox and the amount of machining work that goes into it. That sump looks like a work of art

[@sunnygxracer]

Far more interesting than the category itself .

[@damienwalker1026]

Great content Todd, very interesting without any fluff and no crappy heavy metal soundtrack either. Keep it coming.

[@PixelHarvester]

Great series gents, keep them coming.

[@nathanmhizha4788]

Great video. Absolutely loving the insight, more of these videos please.

[@donr62]

Thanks, great access to your shop!

[@martytee4042]

Great info on what happens with engine development. Great to see an owner so involved with the engineering, like Larry I believe success should come your way now with the effort you have put in.

[@Boxmaker85]

A big knife to heart of the bureaucracy in recent years. I really enjoy watching this series. Thanks. ...is that your brother filming?

[@idr017]

Great presentation, brilliant to see someone with hands on.

[@cliford302]

Interesting and informative, great work!

[@brettr]

Great technical video! Keep them coming.

[@elisevenfosixer]

Bloody awesome series this is so far. Keep up the good work lads and ladettes. #FordUpBaby

[@michaelcoombe9010]

normally this sort of info is kept in house so it is great to see, all the best for 2020

[@MADTrolleyMotorsport]

Love this series great work Todd and team at Kelly Racing!!

[@aussiesupersnake6642]

Kelly racing welcome to ford family,so good seeing another two mustangs on the grid next year.Good seeing the ford logos in your workshop,showing me how serious you are for the brand,and i hope Rick and Hermi can reap some success in 2020.Todd you are doing an excellent work on the vids keep it up

[@craigholowellphotography423]

Fantastic Todd well done.

[@andrescastro725]

Another great video full of insight. Can't wait to see the finished product

[@archibaldchimpin]

Fantastic series of videos, you’ve got a big fan in England,keep it up guys

[@blairo15]

Nice one mate. Taking a leaf out of Russ and Pauls book. Knowledge spread increases your fan base! Awesome stuff

[@chrismcencroe9111]

Awesome series guys. Loving the in depth detail.

[@jacquesgold]

Amazing work lads. The stuff dreams are made off!!!!!

[@markeadie]

Great insights into Mustang, technology at its best.

[@KaneTerry]

Enjoying the videos, good luck for 2020

[@johnpaull135]

Hey Tod thanks for the update I am loving the technical info and am amazed and impressed buy your set up and the quality work you put into each and every part. It great that you are doing such a deep dive into what makes up these engines and cars as I am sure a lot of people out there have no appreciation for the behind the scenes stuff. They just watch thr aces and probably think these are pretty basic V8s with over the counter bits to make them go. So please keep up this level of detail it fantastic. Owe and you have definitely picked up a new fan. Jp

[@javier122598]

Well done👍looks like it's all coming together nicely.Good luck in the new year hopefully see you Kelly racing back fighting for podiums and wins in the front of the pack where you belong.cheers👍👍

[@djh-zf2hi]

loving these vidoes, thank you for making them, keep them coming....

[@MrNapalm86]

I love this Road to Mustang series. Its great to see what happens behind the scenes to get a car ready for the starting grid in Adelaide. No other teams show any of this. Just another reason why I support KR! Keep up the great work guys!

[@pauldelaney9488]

Awesome guys.so much involved and such an impressive set up over there.this kiwi will have all eyes on Kelly racing next year for sure.👍

[@Lethal83]

Love these videos. Keep up the great work guys. Looking forward to 2020

[@davidwynne9012]

Excellent video guys. 👌

[@lukeredward8315]

Really enjoying these progress videos

[@paulgoodall_]

Loving these insights Todd. Plenty of Blue Oval fans coming your way in 2020.

[@waynehunt4327]

Hey Guys - so interesting; and the explanations all in ‘layman’s terms’ - thank you. Really enjoying the Series - keep up on the great work!!!

[@MadRS]

Great series of video's guys. I've always liked Kelly Racing and it is great to see them in the Blue Oval brigade. Bring on 2020.

[@Coopers79]

Awesome series of videos Todd, thanks for doing these, very interesting stuff!!

[@RideBGKY]

All the machining and parts look good. Love that little bit bigger weave on the carbon trumpets.

[@351nang]

Marvellous stuff, thank you.

[@shadykiwi69]

Nice one Todd thanks for doing this.

[@18624100]

Great presentation good luck for 2020

[@stevenmelling6068]

Thanks great insight. Clear information from someone that's knows what he is talking about.

[@matv176]

Great explanations Todd. Love these vids.

[@rhettcorbett3346]

This is doing my Block in. Lol. There is some secret squirrel stuff u can't show though. Can't wait till they are on the track. .👍👍👍. Roland the Parity Sook King will be watching.😥

[@TheGreekstyle]

Nice work Todd, keep it up.

[@rodgeorge7244]

Great stuff Todd and Rick I hope you kick Penske and Red Bulls collective arses next season

[@markhowells13]

These are brilliant guys :)

[@skipkangaroo9456]

Great video brother fantastic to see you behind the scenes Merry Christmas Todd and all the best for 2020 season.

[@7071t6]

I wonder how much turbulence is inside the intake with the various runners, after all on a dyno is one thing, but when you have 160 miles per hour air coming into the air intake, that's a totaly different configuration and also the outside temps are going to make a totaly different HP, but your right if you can make the right amount of HP right through the max rev range and gears set to each track then you have a quick race car is all the settings are spot on for each track and now you have a totaly different set up to the nissan, its going to be a lot of testing on tracks and then hope for the best during the race, tyres are going to be a big issue and also the cars totaly aero and downforce front and rear. good luck to the kelly race team kick some buts out there. cheers and go Holden. :) PS if there's a problem with the intake i hope you will make a system which lets you take it off and replace one in less than 30 minutes. :)

[@somersmotorsport1281]

Fantastic.!

[@davidmuscat1524]

Another great Kelly Racing video well explained Todd and I wouldn't be telling people what trumpet sizes work the best either lol...ps hope you guys can do a mad thrash and be on the grid for the start of the season...Merry Christmas guys...

[@robkay9227]

Great job Todd

[@simonknowles4267]

Great to see such a hands on owner....cudos

[@tonyjenkins8047]

Good stuff lads hoping to see you on the podium

[@darrenking3187]

Congratulations Todd, I’ve been a long time Ford supporter (and I have the tattoo to prove it). This series has been the best way to encourage new followers to your team and your new manufacturer and I’m included, not just because of which company you are switching to but because of your hands on explanations. I certainly will be following your team’s progress next season. I wish your team the very best of luck! #blueoval4life. P.s. I subscribed at episode 1 of this series..

[@Willo20]

Great vid again guys ...I really look forward to them..and make them ponies fly...🙂

[@crunchytheclown9694]

great series of vids to date

[@hyster16t]

Subbed and bell rang👌 Cant wait for 2020 guys.

[@danieltjr5649]

Been waiting guys!!!☺☺☺

[@justinmark771]

These are such good videos 👍👍

[@Gasinduced]

Would you change trumpet lengths for different tracks? Like shorter ones for Bathurst and longer for Winton?

[@KellyGroveRacing]

Yes the trumpet length changes for different tracks and to compensate for different climates! Eg. you run different lengths for cold vs hot tracks and long straights vs short straights

[@Gasinduced]

Kelly Racing thanks! You guys and gals spare running a great channel :)

[@phantomwalker8251]

@@KellyGroveRacing how good are the heads you have to use.?.regardless of that,if your governed by specs,,the last bathurst race was 1989..i dont watch anymore,my brother calls it the great taxi race,,all the same..you should be governed by size,,not specs..plus,i gave up when holden had to win at all cost.legal or otherwise..

[@jamesgargan4679]

Love the part about the trumpets are they something that’s you are aloud to change from track to track as well like a technical street circuit you might use something longer and say like Bathurst with the very long straights where you might want abit more top end go shorter ? Amd even the difference between drivers styles and what suits their different technics Or once your picked a length and and it’s been commissioned for racing is that it that length has to stay with that engine ? I love all that small little technical part of engines it’s all about the 1% gains here and there 🤟🏻👌🏻

[@KellyGroveRacing]

The trumpet length changes from track to track mainly to compensate for different temperatures that can change the positioning of the power curve!

[@svenomick5857]

Love this stuff

[@MitchFromSyd]

What blows me away is 8 ITB's

[@65Coasty]

Great vid. I'll take any spares for my '70 Mustang. Lol

[@brunotulliani]

Surprised to see that the series use a 302 small block instead of the Modular. PS I know nothing about this series. Great video!