Converting Our NASCAR Truck To 4-Wheel-Drive!!!

What do you guys think of the Tye time lapse voice over? We're trying something new!

I'm not a fabricator, but my god can Tye weld. The patience and math you need to nail something like this is insane.

As a fabricator who builds turbo kits, and who has restored classics and built resto mods, the amount of knowledge and experience Tye has simply amazes me. I did not expect this man to know how to CAD as well. It would be a dream to come work along side that man for a couple of months. He seems like the teaching type.

That's some good fabrication. I'm a 14 year cnc machinist and beginner welder. Really respect the quality of work Tye puts out.

I'll say this again, Tye's fab skills is are out of this world. The amount of times he says "so it was pretty simple" or "so it was pretty straight forward" makes me laugh. Nothing about that is straight foward bud! Haha.

Does Sam ever not polish something? Dude has a work ethic like no one else on the planet.

The tye timelapse is so great. He explains so well and gives simple, precise communication on what is happening. LOVE THIS!

I died when you said George disrespecting the shiester was pissing you off😂😂

George has gone from the “Port and Polish” guy at Fasterproms to Eagle Airways Runway Inspector in 4 years

As much fabricating as Tye does, I can't believe Cleet hasn't bough him a plasma cutting table yet!

The visual of the Goodwrench 3 car next to the General Lee in Cleet’s shop just screams pinnacle of American automotive freedom

I wonder what would happen if you stuck Tye and Mike Essa in a shop for a month with unlimited budget Stoked to see these Tye builds- Extremely excited for basically every vehicle you guys are building/getting built. LTS new body Eagle soon Dale Truck soon Jet Plane soon The only Giraffe I watch.

This Tye guy is legit! Love the timelapse with the voiceover. Love the narration. He's got a good cadence. He's well spoken. He is articulate. He's got good inflection so it sounds like he's interested. It's so cool to see his work and hear how and what he's doing. He might be my favorite on the channel....um...after Sam.

Can we just acknowledge that tye just turned a purpose built circle track truck into a drag truck? He just took one of the most difficult jobs and made it look simple from the start even catching major issues and fixing them like it’s nothing? Cleetus you have lucked out with your crew man wish I could be a part of it! Keep up the amazing work guys!

I’ve said it a million times on here but Tye genuinely is a beast at tackling challenges Cleet puts on him and always cracks a smile and gets on. Dude knows what he needs to do and gets it done RIGHT. So glad Cleet appreciates his crew and gives them the chance to showcase their skills the right way. Hell yeah brother!

Tooter the turtle 🐢🐢 always lurking around polishing something.

Big, big, big, big, big fan of the voice over from tye during the timelapse, it really helps us understand what's happening with the Cleet Fleet

If they tell you to build your New house 2 feet off the ground, build it 4 feet, just trust me on that. I’ve lived in Central Florida for 50 yrs….it’s worth the 10-15k to be on the safe side……

Cletus , I recommend spot cooling work areas with mini splits . Drop them down from the roof with all thread in strategically positioned areas . They are inexpensive to operate. These units come in all shapes. Dropping the down will keep you from having to cool the whole upper section of the shop Some insulated doors will help . For 5 k you could get a 3 ton setup in an area and do some experiments. I’m not a candidate for you advertising deal but I know how to think out of the box. You could mount side walls right above the tool boxes on that purlin. Screw 3:4 plywood the size of the split head that’s all you need. Over complicating air conditioning is unnecessary with deep pockets you can experiment and it won’t take long for you guys to be doing it yourself.

Man, Tye is such an inspiration. That welding montage was amazing!