It's DONE! My F1-flavored 1931 Ford Model A makes more power than ever on the dyno.

All these tools and he uses channel locks, he is one of us 😂

The car alarms going off on the dyno pull is hilarious, you know its loud-loud

I'm just a guy building a car in my garage, but the gremlins you've chased are very relatable. Good motivation on those days where it seems its all uphill.

did anyone else have anxiety watching mike touch the lath chuck as it slowed with a long sleeve shirt on?

The fact that you're setting car alarms off in the parking lot while inside doing pulls is wild. Poor Andrew's ear pro still not being enough while tuning though speaks volumes for just how loud this thing is.

Seeing 12V-13V means no charging. A used battery/good condition on its own should show 12.4-12.7. A working charger should show 13.5V to 14.5V, with highest number when the battery is discharged. When the battery sucks more power from the charger, the charger understand that the battery is empty and increases the charging voltage to about 14.5V and lowers it to about 13.3V-14V when batter is charged. If it doesnt lower the voltage it will cook off the electrolyte in the battery pretty fast. Hope this can help some young guys out there.

17:20 “Certified Good Enough” SuperFast Matt would approve. 😂

This car really gives Hot Wheel vibes, maybe a collab with them to get a limited supply printed of this car? :)

I love the fact that you are/and have always been so honest in everything you show. SO many youtubers hide their errors, mistakes and problems, to show/release a rose tinted video that is frankly false and not true to life. Continue to Keep it real Mike, I know you always will. Sick Burnout by the way.

Number one reason I like watching Stanceworks is Mike finishes his projects and teaches us a thing or two along the way.

every time i watch Stanceworks i see Kermit the frog not Mike B its part of what keeps me coming back and i smile the whole time i watch 😂

It is something epic in this, seeig imho one of the most humble and calm car guys on yt, to wake up and choose violence, that sweet, beautiful sounding violence, in just a blip of right foot. Mike, You are amazing

I love how you process / present these videos — just like the TV shows I used to watch as a kid. Great build, great work guy!!!

That was a lap weld on the catch can bracket, not a butt weld. Much stronger for sure, and it looks great!

I thought I heard some thunder the other day, then I realized it was Mike's Model T burnin rubber! I absolutely love this thing and have watched every episode numerous times. This thing is epic! It's the ultimate in sketch yet absolutely beautiful at the same time. A true work of art! Thank you for truly seeing this thing through to the end. After all, it was the truck that turned me onto your channel in the beginning. And now I've binged every edit you've made and uploaded. Sick, sick truck man! And thanks for doing what you do.

"I know it's just a burnout" he says after not doing JUST a burnout. That was a sick burnout!

Fun fact - my compression tester didn't have a hole drilled into the fitting, so everything I tested with it had compression 🤣 . Awesome seeing the model A back in action Mike

Dude that thing sounds sinister. When homey was just whacking the throttle in neutral it reminded of the bat mobile in that new Batman movie. When i first watched the movie my girlfriend and i were truck camping. I have an old tricked out '85 ford f250 with a 700 horsepower 514 stroker big block ford, atlas tcase, 4l85e, '12 super duty front and rear axles with air lockers and 4.96 gears. Its an absolute menace to society. I built a badass pop up camper for the back out of an old travel trailer i cut up. Its rad. 42 inch flat screen, new xbox, the truck is a rolling wifi hotspot, queen sized purple mattress in the back, baby generator, quarter ounce of mushrooms and we were FLYING. When you first see the batmobile in the movie i was peaking super hard and it honestly looked so badass it made me cry a little. I was shrooming hella hard so dont give me too much shit but, thats how you know ur a real car guy right there.

Henry Ford, 06/01/1927 - The Model T was a great educator in this respect. It had stamina & power. Mike – Had stamina & power? Hold my beer.

My dog wants to see more Chloe! He watches your channel with me, and asks about her all the time.