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Tri-Power - Rebuilding The Carburetors [S2 Ep. 5-1]

When it comes to classic hot-rod components, nothing gets people going like a multi-carb setup. And the king amount these is the Tri-power. Long admired for their stellar performance and macho attitude, the tri-power has become a hard thing to find. So why find one? Why not build your own? Today on GEARZ, Stacey walks you through the process of building your own tri-power out of old derelict parts. After that, Stacey pulls out the big Mopar guns and shows what it takes to put together a six-pack. If multi-carbs are your deal... you?re gonna love this show! Then Stacey gets down and dirty and shows you how to build some simple, ultra strong axle dollys by using some old scrap metal like the kind laying around YOUR garage. Who said gearheads aren't into recycling?


 

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Tri-Power - Rebuilding The Carburetors [S2 Ep. 5-2]
When it comes to classic hot-rod components, nothing gets people going like a multi-carb setup. And the king amount these is the Tri-power. Long admired for their stellar performance and macho attitude, the tri-power has become a hard thing to find. So why find one? Why not build your own? Today on GEARZ, Stacey walks you through the process of building your own tri-power out of old derelict parts. After that, Stacey pulls out the big Mopar guns and shows what it takes to put together a six-pack. If multi-carbs are your deal... you?re gonna love this show! Then Stacey gets down and dirty and shows you how to build some simple, ultra strong axle dollys by using some old scrap metal like the kind laying around YOUR garage. Who said gearheads aren't into recycling?





'07 Jeep JK - Suspension Lift [S2 Ep.12-1]
Ya know, people are always asking if it is possible to get their rig on GearZ? Well, today, Stacey does just that by borrowing an '07 Jeep JK from a family and jumpstarting their project with the sole purpose of taking it to the next level. However, the real challenge is to try and build something that the WHOLE family will like, and still be able to use on the street or off-road. If you've ever sat and stared at your project and tried to figure out what the heck to do next, or what is the best thing to spend your time and money on, this show is the one to see. And who knows? One day, you might see your vehicle on GearZ!





Building A 440 Six Pack [S2 Ep.5-3]
When it comes to classic hot-rod components, nothing gets people going like a multi-carb setup. And the king amount these is the Tri-power. Long admired for their stellar performance and macho attitude, the tri-power has become a hard thing to find. So why find one? Why not build your own? Today on GEARZ, Stacey walks you through the process of building your own tri-power out of old derelict parts. After that, Stacey pulls out the big Mopar guns and shows what it takes to put together a six-pack. If multi-carbs are your deal... you?re gonna love this show! Then Stacey gets down and dirty and shows you how to build some simple, ultra strong axle dollys by using some old scrap metal like the kind laying around YOUR garage. Who said gearheads aren't into recycling?





The Banshee - Paint [S2 Ep.6-1]
This is it! The show a lot of people have been waiting for because the "Banshee" is back from paint and ready to answer the question? Does it still look like a '95 Miata? Or has Stacey shown you how to create a completely different monster? Well, all we can say is the proof is in the paint, and you are not going to believe how complete and affordable this transformation really is! Then Stacey digs into the age-old question: Is it better to restore a car original, or modify it? Well the answer is up to you as he features a really clean '68 Plymouth GTX with some not-so-subtle modifications.





The Knuckle Buster [S3 Ep.1-1]
Today on GearZ, Stacey takes a well worn, '73 Chevy pickup that was left for dead in the late 80's, and starts bringing it back to life by upgrading the suspension and brakes. Not only is this a project that most anybody can do, but it is the start of a three part series of the major steps that are involved in rebuilding a vehicle. With the way the economy is and the price of new vehicles today, this show demonstrates that there is a better option than buying something new... bust your own knuckles and build it yourself! Then Stacey sits down with off-road racing legend Ivan Stewart to find out what makes him "the Ironman".





The Rat Roaster - Engine [S2 Ep. 2-1]
Today on GEARZ, the "Rat Roaster" returns and Stacey finally reveals the kind of power plant that would have made this wild deuce roadster the fastest car in the valley in 1968. And if dual carbs, a blower, and about 600 horsepower doesn't get you going, maybe the fact that he's stuffing a 5 speed manual transmission behind it will! If you?ve ever wondered how to plan a project out so it makes sense and then follow it through, this is the one to watch. Then Stacey digs into the Parts Bin to take a look at some of coolest products on the market to help you build your own special ride!





Tool Tech - How To Build An Axle Dolly [S2 Ep.5-4]
When it comes to classic hot-rod components, nothing gets people going like a multi-carb setup. And the king amount these is the Tri-power. Long admired for their stellar performance and macho attitude, the tri-power has become a hard thing to find. So why find one? Why not build your own? Today on GEARZ, Stacey walks you through the process of building your own tri-power out of old derelict parts. After that, Stacey pulls out the big Mopar guns and shows what it takes to put together a six-pack. If multi-carbs are your deal... you?re gonna love this show! Then Stacey gets down and dirty and shows you how to build some simple, ultra strong axle dollys by using some old scrap metal like the kind laying around YOUR garage. Who said gearheads aren't into recycling?





Gearz TV - Fuel Systems
Stacy David talks about fuel systems





Quadrajet Electronic Carburetor Rebuild - Teardown Part 1
http://www.carburetor-parts.com. Mike's Carburetor Parts has provided this video about the Rochester Quadrajet, electronic version. Part 1 of the tear down video.





Creating Custom Metal Floors [S2 Ep. 7-1]
Today, Stacey pulls out the tools and starts working metal as he dives into the subject of what to do when your floors are gone... I mean literally gone... nothing there! It's not as big a problem as you may think as Stacey rolls in the "Rat Roaster" and shows you how to create solid metal floors from nothing. This show is loaded with tools and tech that will help you build anything from a small patch panel to a complete floor. While he?s at it, Stacey also covers seat selection and placement so you have a place to plant YOUR seat when you get ready to roll down the street!





Salvage Yard Budget Hunt For Parts [S3 Ep.6-1]
One of the most frustrating things that can happen when you are bulding a project is finding out the parts you need are no longer available. This can usually bring the project to a screeching halt! But all is not lost because there is another option...and today on GearZ, Stacey walks you through the ins and outs of hunting for those elusive parts in a salvage yard. After that, it's back to the shop where Stacey shows you how to restore those old, rag-tag parts that you find. It's auto recycling at its best, and with today's economy, it's also a smart thing to do!





Painting Candy Colors [S3 Ep.11-3]
Everybody knows that the engine is a central key component to ANY Hot Rod project. But is a V8 the only way to go? NO WAY!! Stacey shows you why. He takes a vintage straight six engine that has been sleeping in a crate for almost 40 years and he puts on the right pieces. He shows you why the straight six was a force to be reckoned with in the early days of hot rodding. After that, Stacey jumps into the tips and tricks of how to paint your own true Kandy paint job. If you are into vintage Hot Rods, Kandy paint, and multi-carbs? You don't need to go on a diet... you just need to watch GearZ!!!





Ladder Bar system & Test Drive [S3-Ep.5-1]
If you've been around cars and trucks very long, you know that vintage, nostalgia, and rat rods are very popular. The question is, how do you make a nostalgia-style car with leaf springs hook up like a modern drag car but not lose the vintage look? Simple...you install a ladder bar system! But how do you keep the leaf springs from binding you ask? Ah...there is a special way to do it, and if you want to find out what it is...you need to catch this episode of GearZ. Then it's out on the road to test it out as Stacey shows you just how much fun you can have with a nostalgia-style vehicle. Would somebody please bail him out of jail?!?!





The Larc / Sgt. Rock [S1 Ep.5-4]
Today on GearZ, Stacey takes you for a unique spin in one of the largest 4-wheel vehicles ever built...the Larc 60. Then it's back to the shop where he digs into frame modifications so you can be sure the foundation is strong on your project. Then finally, he throws some cool fire-power into the back of Sgt. Rock that you are going to have to see to believe! Lock and Load!!!





The Banshee - Body Recap [S2 Ep.6-2]
This is it! The show a lot of people have been waiting for because the "Banshee" is back from paint and ready to answer the question? Does it still look like a '95 Miata? Or has Stacey shown you how to create a completely different monster? Well, all we can say is the proof is in the paint, and you are not going to believe how complete and affordable this transformation really is! Then Stacey digs into the age-old question: Is it better to restore a car original, or modify it? Well the answer is up to you as he features a really clean '68 Plymouth GTX with some not-so-subtle modifications.




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