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48 thoughts on “Meet the Newest Gambler 500 Build”
  1. wow, who knew you already had plans for the single seater at this point ! and quite the coincidence that you announced the single seater just 2 days off a year later 😛

  2. Does anyone know do you get anything for "win" the gambler and do the have a race similar to the gambler where you just go balls the the wall

  3. Put a cam so Phat you can’t tell if it’s on and struggling for fuel or simply waiting for you to put your foot down and release bald eagle freedom🤤

  4. Funny thing is, I drive a C5 and I'm a teaching professional in Golf and carry 2 bags in the trunk! Lol thanks for the laugh and looking for the build!

  5. 6:42 do u even watch his videos? He has a fully built faceplated t56 and a built diff. He has had that rebuilt once allready. The stock one failed pretty soon after he put turbos on it. I'm excited for the project but that's pretty misleading bro!

  6. I know there’s a way on those to adjust the leaf spring to lower them by turning some bolts, maybe the opposite direction will lift it.

  7. Well the corvette wasn’t supposed to exist after the c4 so I think the c5 is to underrated in terms of the corvettes go

  8. The area you're pointing to is the serpentine belt tensioner pulley. Do not skimp here! Replace that with a quality part! I've had two of those fail, each time leaving me on the side of the road. Most recently I've purchased a thicker, more expensive tensioner that is super beefy.

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