Two Guys Garage Podcast

On this episode Willie and Kevin talk with Mark Reeb of Power Brake Booster Exchange about troubleshooting and fixing classic brake systems. Mark, a true expert in the field, dives into common problems like leaks, vacuum issues, and incorrect parts, offering valuable tips and tricks for enthusiasts. "That’s some great advice you guys, go back to the basics, start with one change and one adjustment, not five or seven or everything else and you will isolate it," says Willie, highlighting the practical advice shared. Whether you're dealing with a hot rod, muscle car, or any classic ride, this episode will equip you with the "stopping knowledge" you need.

Direct from SEMA 2025, Kevin and Willie explore what it means to be "Built Different" with Carlyle Tools’ Joe Sabo and the company’s latest sponsored NHRA Top Fuel driver, Maddi Gordon. The guys get hands-on with gearless ratchets, drill bits that won't walk on diamond plate, and the world’s first creeper with a kickstand. Joe explains the philosophy of designing tools for how they are actually used, while Maddi shares her new journey of representing the brand both as a "wrench" and as a driver of an 11,000-horsepower "Venom Green" dragster for her rookie Top Fuel season. Discover how Carlyle is inspiring a new generation to build professional kits without the burden of "tool truck debt”.

After judging the world's best at SEMA, builder Ziggy Sadler joins the podcast to share his unique perspective on car culture, burnout competitions, and the Australian car scene which is a world of its own. Best known from his iconic 1968 Ford Mustang GT Fastback build named "Warhorse 427", Ziggy joins Kevin and Willie as they explore the differences in American and Australian car culture. Ziggy explains, "the biggest single thing that stands out between the US and Australia is that our focus is pretty much 100% on horsepower”.

Willie and Kevin are live again from the SEMA Show floor as they sit down with Matthew Palumbo and Don Zaney from Stinger to discuss the evolution of the vehicle “command center." Learn how Stinger uses the world’s largest CAN bus library to bring 12-inch displays, integrated lighting, and multi-camera views to everything from '57 Chevys to modern side-by-sides. The guys explore Stinger’s latest innovations, including rock lights that trigger based on steering angle and glove-friendly touchscreens designed for direct sunlight. From waterproof displays to multi-camera kits that help you navigate the trail, learn why the modern infotainment system is the ultimate tool for both the highway and the backroad.

On this podcast the guys explore the cutting edge of automotive technology with Mike Copeland, CEO of Arrington Performance. They discuss Copeland's pioneering work with hydrogen-powered internal combustion engines, from initial concepts to real-world applications. "It was wild to see you at SEMA when you shocked the world bringing something that was hydrogen-powered," recalls Willie B. Copeland shares insights into his latest projects, including converting diesel engines to hydrogen and achieving emissions levels that surpass future regulations. He also reveals his vision for a cleaner, high-performance future stating, "We have so much technology that we’re doing and so many things we’re working on, that it has the opportunity - and I believe - that we’ll literally change the world."