Efilive software on Roadkill episode

[Tre-Cool]

latest episode of roadkills hotrod garage, episode 38 on youtube.

The tuning shop they take the car to is Church Automotive.

Cheers

[GMPX]

I've never heard of the show, but thanks.

[ScarabEpic22]

Saw it and was like "I have that hardware and software!" ha. Not sure if you can view it on YouTube in AZ, but check out motortrendondemand DOT com and you might be able to watch it that way.

[Tre-Cool]

I've never heard of the show, but thanks.

What? you call yourself a car guy... tisk tisk.

to be honest I prefer the normal road kill episodes over the garage ones myself.

[GMPX]

LOL, come 5pm I'm not a car guy , I'd prefer to watch Baggage Battles or Storage Wars.

[joecar]

It's a good show hosted by David Freiburger who has been at Hot Rod forever (he is the ultimate scour-wrecking-yard-for-parts-to-install-in-car-on-side-of-road-in-pouring-rain type of carguy).

[Chevy366]

LOL, come 5pm I'm not a car guy , I'd prefer to watch Baggage Battles or Storage Wars.

We know Walt Cade (Storage Wars - Texas).

[Chevy366]

It's a good show hosted by David Freiburger who has been at Hot Rod forever (he is the ultimate scrour-wrecking-yard-for-parts-to-install-in-car-on-side-of-road-in-pouring-rain type of carguy).

Their (Roadkill) M.O. is take the hood off for more air flow to keep the car from overheating. Avid fan of all Motor Trend channel episodes. Freiberger's latest is dyno testing engines to show what makes HP in an engine add on situation. Does bent headers really cut HP? Does a single plane intake make better HP than a dual plane? Does a 2-4 setup make more power than a 3-2 setup? Those kind of things.
I was amazed to see bending headers (bashing them in to fit around obstructions) did not affect HP at all, even in extreme cases.

[GMPX]

We know Walt Cade (Storage Wars - Texas).

We don't get that one. The show we see most of it is from California.

[Chevy366]

We don't get that one. The show we see most of it is from California.

His son (Casey Cade) is doing a show called "Flip N' Move".
We do local auctions in Texas, but never made it onto the show.

Yeah, Cali show is wild. "YUUUP!"

I can say for sure it is not like the show depicts in real life, most lockers are crap, lockers get paid for the day of the auction taking them off the block, usually the good stuff.

Of course you get $30,000 an episode or more you can eat a few bad lockers. We don't, so we are cautious on what we bid on.