Two Guys Garage Podcast

Ross Berlanga from TMI Products joins Kevin and Willie to discuss bridging the gap between high-end custom interiors and affordability, detailing how their new CAD and 3D printing techniques are bringing bespoke seats and door panels to classics. Ross also spills some of the details on their most ambitious SEMA build yet: a special interior that made the company “stretch our wings” for an all-carbon fiber 1969 Mustang Fastback.

From a pandemic "think week" breakthrough to game-changing cylinder head designs, engine visionary Brian Tooley joins the podcast
once again and breaks down the data-driven R&D driving BTR's latest products - and he gives an exclusive sneak peek at a new modification to the Eaton supercharger rotors set to shake up the aftermarket.

Brandon Arpin of Valvetronic Designs joins the guys to detail the technical science behind achieving the perfect, non-raspy sound for modern hot rods and luxury cars. He shares how the company moved from a simple BMW exhaust fix to a powerhouse now expanding its titanium and stainless-steel valved systems into the Jeep, Raptor, Mopar and diesel markets to satisfy both the track racer and the sound-conscious enthusiast. Listen in as Kevin and Willie discover the secrets to engineering the ultimate exhaust note and building a successful automotive performance brand.

Drag racing icons Clay Millican and Jeff Lutz join Willie B at Discovery Trailers to showcase the custom-built CRC mobile training center, designed to support the next generation of trade professionals and display CRC’s products in action. Plus, the crew talks about the trades, high-speed drag strip mishaps, and CRC’s Build for the Future Scholarship program. This year, a blown square-body truck will be auctioned, with proceeds from the sale awarding at least 10 scholarships for students pursuing an education in technical/trade schools.

The pocket knife is the "universal tool" in just about every car guy's life. Michael Janich discusses the three design innovations that established Spyderco as the industry leader, and delves into how they prioritize the mechanical properties of their blades. Find out why the predictable composition of a leaf spring is the bladesmith's favorite automotive-based raw material, and hear Mike's answer to the challenge, "If somebody gave you a leaf spring, how fast could you make a knife out of it?"