Where is your channel? Is having a YouTube channel the measure of success? Showing every possible wrong way to build engines and cars, using a cancer victim as your "test driver" and then berating him when the car was a dog, is that what's required to be a internet "hero" these days? Conning a guy into the famous UTG worlds first live 318 build, where you build a engine in a u-rent-storage unit, in the dirt, to stupid to check your std. bearings on a .010 under crank? Then haul it to Canada for a humiliating dyno session? I dont do **** like that because I dont make a living off of YouTube click-bait bullshiting of people
