Wear your seatbelt.

@MCCheezdoodles

2 ай бұрын

Pussio

@cj2798

2 ай бұрын

He's in a volvo... he doesn't need to

@sihiri_kabari

Ай бұрын

⁠@@cj2798volvo were the ones who invented the modern seatbelt💀

@SaltyNuts-sl2to

Ай бұрын

I’ve known 3 people that died in car accidents. 2 of them were from the fault of other people. And all 3 of them weren’t wearing there seatbelt.

@antf334

Ай бұрын

@@sihiri_kabari so other cars could match their safety

I feel like it needs some sound insulation underneath the hood, so the whole car becomes super quiet when you put the exhaust into quiet mode

@_Gingium_

Жыл бұрын

It’s hard to tell through video but the engine noise is actually VERY quite with the valve closed. The problem is the tone and “chop” of the exhaust is still noticeable behind the car. Not much I can do to fix that

@camber_courtney5250

Жыл бұрын

@@_Gingium_ maybe put a speaker that plays the sound of a stock Volvo to mask the chop? That might help

@gin3648

Жыл бұрын

Redblock with a h cam doesn't sound entirely different. Hope the original engine went to a good home.

@liamjohnson2474

Жыл бұрын

@@_Gingium_ "The problem is the tone and “chop” of the exhaust is still noticeable behind the car. Not much I can do to fix that" THEN IT'S NOT A SLEEPER if people can tell lol. I saw the video where you installed the valve, that thing still sounds like a truck, anyone who falls for your "sleeper" is a moron that just started driving

@poppinfresh5261

Жыл бұрын

guarantee some exhaust professionals know how to fix that chomp from the back

SEATBELT buddy, it's even a Volvo invention! Other than that, this is an absolutely immense build.

@_Gingium_

Жыл бұрын

Hey I put it in for the second test drive!

@dz_ca

Жыл бұрын

@@_Gingium_ Congrats you're only 50% dumb

@MGDLProductions

Жыл бұрын

@@_Gingium_ Always, always on.. look at some Russian dash cams and you realize that is it not you dependent on safety...whenever will hit you and without any belt you probably loose

@tj_offroad

Жыл бұрын

As someone who works in ICUs, wear a seatbelt. I can't tell you how many people I've taken care of with traumatic brain injuries because of no seat belt and no airbags. Trust me you don't want to be a vegetable with grey matter leaking out of your cavitated face.

@Yohann67

Жыл бұрын

@@tj_offroad I am a chiropractor so I work on them after they see you, and of course they are much worse off if they had no seat belt...ESPECIALLY if they hit the airbag which wasn't designed for unrestrained occupants. It's a habit that should be beaten into all of us. Personally I developed it as a habit when I owned a 1967 Impala with a vinyl bench seat; it's really hard to do cookies in the winter when you are trying to hold onto the steering wheel to stay in the car LOL.

I'm always so jealous when I see people that have basically any tool you can imagine at their garage so they can do anything they want. This is awesome

@PALPABLEemotions

11 ай бұрын

Me too :( The cost of all that will usually be many-fold the amount spent on the project. Someone gotta throw us a quick million🤣

@Hakucho64

11 ай бұрын

... but uses a shifting spanner to tighten something. 🙂

@jackspringheel9963

11 ай бұрын

Yeah, but the guy also has incredible vision, skill and art. The tools help, but looks like he could do great things with a roll of gaffer tape and a spoon.

@slice6027

10 ай бұрын

Yeah, even if you gave me an entire garage like that I still wouldn't know how to add or remove something from the car.

@averagekyushaenjoyer

10 ай бұрын

@@slice6027 hence you likely don't need one

Your craftsmanship is literally insane, huge amount of growth on your end from all these projects. Keep it up man!

@brettfriesen8973

Жыл бұрын

*figuratively*

A friend and I built a 244 in the late 80s, and a 264 in the early 90s. Both 350 4 bolt main, double hump 1.94/ 1.5 heads, 350 hp 327 cam, suspension parts from IPD. Blew the doors off rabbit GTs. Weren’t the fastest things on the road, but surprised a lot of people. We had a great time with them for several years. You brought back a lot of good memories, thanks. Got a ‘78 262C Bertone Coupe in the shed I would like to pro-street some day.

I know it's been said plenty of times before, but I still just can't wrap my head around the level of growth this channel has seen over the years. I mean, think about it: Not that long ago you were sticking bolt-on parts on Miata's. Then you were fabricating tube frame chassis. Now you're putting an LS in a forty-year-old station wagon. Truly incredible. Keep doing what you're doing man.

@genefogarty5395

Жыл бұрын

Paul Newman and David Letterman stuffed Doug Nash rowed SBC's into Volvo wagons 30 years ago. Yawn.

@infinityiznow

Жыл бұрын

@@genefogarty5395maybe take a nap eh bud

@genefogarty5395

Жыл бұрын

@@infinityiznow Zzzzzz.

@Union53992

Жыл бұрын

@@genefogarty5395As I recall, they used SBFs not SBCs. Paul and Dave wrote checks to have someone else build the cars. Nothing wrong with that but it’s an apples to oranges comparison.

@genefogarty5395

Жыл бұрын

@@Union53992 One blown Ford in a 960 and it was nothing like the 377 and larger SBC equipped versions they all played with to get what they wanted. Letterman still has the 740 with the all-aluminum turbo'd Donavan 410" SBC. Whatever.

An old saab sleeper would be sick too! Awesome vid as usual

@42Hertzer

Жыл бұрын

Convert to rear wheel drive! =)

@_Gingium_

Жыл бұрын

There are a LOT of really cool sleeper ideas

@mathiasnkristensen

Жыл бұрын

An 2000's saab with a tune is basically a sleeper already

@miltonulm5102

Жыл бұрын

@@mathiasnkristensen haha yess

@kennetpedersen256

Жыл бұрын

@@mathiasnkristensen Agree 😎

I'm extremely envious of the reaction Caleb gets when he pops the hood. But its more than well deserved. Keep it up!!!

@_Gingium_

Жыл бұрын

Best part about this car is popping the hood and seeing peoples reactions!

I admittedly don't watch an awful lot of modified car content on KZread but when I have seen "sleeper" builds of cars you can always spot like an oversized exhaust, the interior looks like its not stock at all, its sat lower than a stock model would, even at the front there's usually a fairly obvious inlet. This is for me the best true sleeper car I've seen so far. Amazing work!

Did collision repair on the 240 Volvos and 740s many years. These cars were engineered for the collision repair tech to make easy quick repairs to perfection because of Volvo engineering. You won't find a better car to do high quality collision repair like factory.

I wish I could be part of this environment where you meet with all the other guys. Amazing result from all your hard work, it is unbeliveable what you have created.

@delta-tuning

Жыл бұрын

Just join some Facebook/Instagram car groups and go to meets.

@atteblo3303

Жыл бұрын

@@delta-tuning Hard when you live in a country thousands of KM's away lol

@Jxrd99

Жыл бұрын

​@@atteblo3303 Not really, most places have even small car meets. I got friends in the middle of Norway that still have meets within like 100 miles

Love the car, but please use seat belt

@philsarkol6443

Ай бұрын

Yes...he doesnt use the one thing Volvo invented and introduced..the seatbelt...but he got wiser in the end at high speed😂

Classic gingium dogs t-shirt. I would buy that in a heartbeat. Epic video, epic Volvo.

@_Gingium_

Жыл бұрын

Noted :)

@nitrousracer000

Жыл бұрын

No one gonna talk about his comment was made 6 days ago when the vid came 2 days ago???

@IT_ODIS

Жыл бұрын

@@nitrousracer000 patreon bb

@15:06 Seat belt bro...

Brilliant work, we swedes love to see You guys at the other side of the pond, breath life into old volvos,The ultimate sleeper - me like !!😁

The quality of content lately has been so good. 👌 so excited for more builds, camping, track days etc.

I added the firewall strut braces to my 240 and it made a huge difference. I think you missed out on that opportunity to be honest. I still have love for you....

@_Gingium_

Жыл бұрын

Not honestly sure if it'll fit anymore, but I'll give it a shot!

The reactions are priceless. Gotta love a good sleeper build.

The quality of builds every since you got this new shop has been insane. The fabrication is on point and I love it so much! Great work dude please keep it up!

The amount of quality in the build but also in the video and montage is astonishing. Keep up the good work Caleb !

@_Gingium_

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

@yousifesho352

Жыл бұрын

Saw

@NylonMusk125

7 ай бұрын

@@_Gingium_ Bro your build is awsome. I own volvo s80 and planning to convert 2014 volvo s80 d4 into electric 4wheel drive with 800+hp. Won't be very fast, but will exelerate crazy like a sonic!

Make sure your brake master cylinder does not have any preload on it. If it's even slightly depressed, it blocks off the return so then when your brakes heat up from driving, the fluid expands applying the brake which then expands more from the brake being applied while driving etc etc etc... And you get massive brake drag until the wheels lock up.

I want to see you do a blasphemous American classic. Maybe a 65 mustang but with an Audi/VW i5 turbo

@atragerlspezi9500

Жыл бұрын

Audi i5 VW VR5 not hate just info

@Cartier2Shiesty

9 ай бұрын

@@atragerlspezi9500doesn’t matter

@skylined5534

8 ай бұрын

​@@atragerlspezi9500 It's all the same company.

@Benthehuman

9 күн бұрын

@@atragerlspezi9500vw did have an L5 / i5 engine for a little bit. A lot of the jettas used to have it

In all my years as a car guy this is by far the BEST sleeper i have ever seen. I have never seen this much power in an absolut stock looking car. Also its a Volvo, this makes it even better. Good job!

@Cartier2Shiesty

9 ай бұрын

wait til you see my hellcat swapped solstice. should’ve documented the build and made a youtube series out of it but i just didn’t. haha, bought a 16’ hellcat for the donor, and threw it in an 07’ solstice convertible 😂 it’s insane. 760 hp with the cold air intake, exhaust and tune👍👍

@Cartier2Shiesty

9 ай бұрын

i might as well start a channel making content with the car. i’ve only taken it to two meets so far, considering i just finished the build a month ago, and working in the oil field has me working all the time and when i’m not, im tired as a motherf*cker 😂😂 but everyone who seen the car loves it, and it’s a sleeper because i keep the valves closed when im feeling conspicuous and have everyone shook when the whine starts screaming 😂 oh also, i got a lower pulley kit coming in, it’s smaller 😂

I always wanted to put a v8 in my 88 244 GL, so glad people are still doing stuff like this :)

@Text-cerdik

Жыл бұрын

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Loving the attention this build is getting. I find that single bolt hose clamps are much easier and do a better job than spring clamps. When I am sealing threaded fittings in my house I use a plumbers thread sealant but when I am working on vehicles I will use an anaerobic sealant or an automotive high heat thread sealant.

So, as a jeep owner, it's nice to see someone doing things the right way. just wish the people who designed my XJ did so well 😂😂😂

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Жыл бұрын

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Your car builds are some of my favorite on KZread. Where as most guys on here are more so very skilled back yard mechanics, you are an actual fabricator and builder. No disrespect to any of the other guys on YT, but your builds are just next level. Great job!

@chrisheywood7407

2 ай бұрын

If you like this, search for project binky

Really enjoy watching the problem-solving design and fabrication. Nice job!

You win the award for Sleeper. Never seen a better one.

As a volvo 245 turbo owner, i approve of this brick

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Жыл бұрын

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Now that the coils aren't mounted to the valve covers, this gives you a great opportunity to get custom valve covers that have "Volvo" in the oem font on them

Very long time fan, first time commenter. You’ve come so far and seeing this stuff makes me so happy! Keep up the great work man. Love the relaxing build videos!

Just a tip: Adjust the cutting height of the metal blade before cutting. Just a millimeter or two should go all the way through. Otherwise your cutting heads will go dull in no time 👍

I Know one thing, it's a great feeling to be back behind the wheel of a Volvo wagon. Thanks for the great video and let your light shine! If the booster goes out there is no fade on pedal after engine is started, if master cylinder is bad there's no pressure on the pedal, or too much. Good luck, a lot of those rubber lines like to blow out and the calipers blow out after being used too much when they are new. But I'm sure you already figured it out, Nice shop!

Guessing the brake pedal throw was too short to allow full release of the brake pads so that every time you pumped the brakes it gradually keeping pad pressure on the rotors? Had that happen on my 88 pathfinder after replacing the booster.

You scrutinize yourself too much, it get you may be a perfectionist, but know this looks incredible to anyone that builds in their garage. Amazing job👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

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Жыл бұрын

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Loved the BO1 flashbang transition at the beginning

The look on that kid's face when he sees inside the bonnet (hood) is priceless.

Careful dumping hot metal shavings in the trash like that one slow burn and everything you worked for is gone the next morning maybe its not that hot but from the video it looked like it could have been dangerous.

@_Gingium_

Жыл бұрын

That’s actually a really good point I never thought about. Thank you 🙏

@TKettle

Жыл бұрын

Yep angle grinders transfer heat into the workpiece, but metal saws send all the heat into the chips. Makes for a better result!

@davekauffman561

Жыл бұрын

Similar thing happened at the shop where I work! Co-worker had been welding one day, somehow a spark must have made it into a nearby trash barrel! We closed up at 5-6pm and everything was good. Thankfully the boss came out late that night to check stuff and the shop was completely full of smoke and the trash barrel was smoldering! Thankfully he caught it before it went to flames! Definitely something to be careful with!

@skylined5534

8 ай бұрын

​@@davekauffman561 Ouch! That was lucky!

Hope to see ya at a drag and drive it would be cool to get our sleeper wagons together!

@SkinnyPedalMotorsports

Жыл бұрын

Need to see y’all both on Midwest drags? 👀

@_Gingium_

Жыл бұрын

Definitely going to some sort of drag and drive event next year!

@SkinnyPedalMotorsports

Жыл бұрын

@@_Gingium_ Midwest drags has some spots left. First track is only 8ish hrs from ga

@osmiumviii4193

Жыл бұрын

I'd pay to see a Coyote vs LS wagon showdown!

What a build 😍 congrats Gingium!

The need for sacrificing the tool is a hard but W move

That intro is⛽️🔥

Crazy noises from a rusty 240 wagon for sure!! My dream was a 240 with a 2.3 redhead turbo with the boost raked up some!

growing up we had same blue 240! so many good memories sitting in jumper seats in trunk making faces at cars behind.

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Жыл бұрын

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I hope you're enjoying yourself brother. Smile a bit, Pat yourself on the back. What an achievement! What a car... Clearly ready for the next project, or a break, very hard to tell ... ❤️

Stellar build! But no seatbelt - not cool, man!

The beautiful thing about old Volvos is that even though they are slow, you learn to love them that way because they are some of the most reliable and easy to work on vehicals on the planet. Now your Volvo is not special anymore, but it is just like any other sleeper.

Hey just a heads-up, those white plastic vacuum tees are hella fragile. I've snapped quite a few of them easily, while just trying to remove the hose. Figured I'd warn ya given your bad luck with unregulated boost in the past. Usually auto shops sell brass ones that are 100x more durable and aren't crazy expensive, but a bit more pricey than the plastic ones.

@_Gingium_

Жыл бұрын

Yep, I'm absolutely going to replace the ones for the wastegate system!

i have just recently got more into cars and im obsessed with this series man always excited to see whats next

Best sleeper I've seen. Low key.

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Жыл бұрын

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I think it would be a better sleeper if you mounted another muffler after the exhaust valve to make it more silent. Like a super silent and open up breathing hellfire kinda setup. 😁😎

@_Gingium_

Жыл бұрын

I’ve fit as many mufflers as I’ve possibly could 🥲

All I see is 45hp 🤔

Well done sir! The way the light reflects off the ginger arms providing ample work light in dark corners…🥕💡

Finally glad I found someone that does threads one full turn and a quarter back repeatedly. Seems like everybody on KZread just lubes it up and rams it in like an excited teenager!

What's that program you use to take pics and lay over a design?

imma be real Gingium has worked his way into being, i think, one of the top ten fabricators on youtube

so nice having all the resources and tools, so empowering!

When I was a kid there were tons of these old Volvos floating around. Hand me downs, from parents who couldn't kill the thing in the 20 years or so they drove it. Most of them got junked, they never stopped running, the interiors just dissolved in the sun.

SEATBELT CALEB.

i know that putting on your seatbelt is not american because it restricts your freedom, you should still do it tho

I haven’t really tuned in since the Plasti-dip fell off the School Bus, inspiring to see how far you’ve come with the shop and the videos. Thanks for the great content!

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I have an 88 wagon that I've owned for the last 25 years or so. I just keep it going with bailing wire and duct tape. Great to see this brick getting the love and respect it deserves.

makes a 1000HP sleeper, doesn't think it's smart to put on his friggin seatbelt ... wtaf

Dude wish you could do that to my 93 Taurus wagon lol and maybe 4 wheel drive for the winter THAT WOULD BE AWESOME

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I'm liking this video, 100% different then the old blue miata days. It's been a year or 2 since I last seen a video from ya, glad to see your still going hard.

When I become an engineer I’m gonna get a 740 Volvo and turn into a monster of a car just like you did Gingium!

Funny how it sounds like my old Volvo 240 I had back in '88, when it had a bad exhaust pipe... and had an amazing B21 engine with 87HP.. that probably had 40 (or less of those HP's left) ;)

As a Swede i cant miss the Like button! 👍

This fab sleeper has the bonus of having the best visibility all round ! - Great stuff !

Weird comment. I am an artist and I find it endlessly fascinating watching these de construct re construct videos with such intense unique knowledge that results in a super car. Amazing.

When I see this level of professionalism, I immediately wonder why someone from nascar hasn’t seen this guy and put him on the payroll. He’s not just ur average mechanic.

Being quiet is the best part of meetings, and for good sleepers

I know you're going for the sleeper look and I really dig it. That said, back when I had my 245 and worked on it, by far the best two handling mods were the smaller Volvo R steering wheel and Sparco R100 front seats. Nothing too flashy, but gave the car _such_ a tighter feel. Awesome project though!

Oh this is bound to hurt some feelings🔥🔥🔥love watching the process!!

Granny Volvo content back at it again, can't wait to hear and see a full pull. Thing's sounds rowdyy

Dude I seriously hug you right now! You've done what I day dream about almost everyday! RESPECT! Todays the first time I've seen your channel thanks to YT & I couldn't sub fast enough! Good luck and keep up the awesome work! You're amazing!

Loved watching. Great work!

I have a friend who drives similar Volvo, stock version, 750.000km and still going strong. Very good cars those old Volvos.

It's good to see it back on the road 100%!

this is the ultimate evolution of Ross Converse Volvo conversions.

Sick work homie 🤘 One of my favorite channels, regardless what you're working on.

These wagons are amazing for turning into monsters. I know a guy up in Washinton who did it all the time just to break them, and do it again.

Nice sleeper❤❤❤greetings from Gothenburg Sweden Volvos home town

Nice build man, great job!

This whole series is great. Makes me want to do my own project...

Congrats! You just built ANOTHER of my dream cars lol, keep up the good work

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In love with the fabrication content. Making things easier to work on in cars makes all the happy juices in my brain

gingium, this is the first video ive watched since the green lifted miata video, (2017?) and my god the memories, glad to see you're still around

Can't wait to see this thing make some power babyyy!

What a graet video to stumble upon. Love your work on the old school flying brick.

I love this thing! Great job. 🔥

This build warms my swedish heart, kudos!

Two plate size powerful fans (manual)on both sides of the block will keep that bay ventilated during pulls..works for me ..!!

If somebody pulled up to a meet in that I would be baffled & incredible impressed. Such a great build!!! Time to destroy some tires.

Quite fitting to focus on that ambulance during a video where you were driving an untested 1000hp car without a seatbelt on..

Hi guys - great work! I drive a 2008 V70 223 HP, 435000km - just great! (4WD, automatic gear change), takes 6.7 l diesel

love the roof racks! all you need is a bike rack and a mountain bike to complete the sleeper look 100% LOL!

No one is going to suspect the Volvo 🚙💨🔥

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