Sloppy Mechanics' Mustang catch-up comes with a Dragon Ball Z joke
The roller-session upload shares the active shelf with a custom fuel tank and a connector tutorial.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Mustang on the roller with tkx / 67's amd 8200 rpm
Sloppy Mechanics sits close to EVENFLOW and Street FX Motorsport TV in subscriber size, but had a smaller viewing week than either. With no new uploads, the channel added about 11,000 views, and its subscriber count stayed unchanged.
The main catch-up is "Mustang on the roller with tkx / 67's amd 8200 rpm", posted just before the week began. Its title puts the Mustang's hardware and engine speed front and center; the description supplies the less technical commentary. Matt Happel wonders whether it is anticlimactic, jokes about big words and drama, and signs off with a Dragon Ball Z-style invitation to tune in next week. Even a car-testing upload can have a little serialized-anime humor.
That Mustang video has the strongest daily viewing among the channel's active uploads. Further down the shelf, "custom fuel cell surge tank" and "metripack 150 pin and depin" offer smaller, more practical projects to revisit. Today's channel viewing is below its usual daily level, with the roller session drawing more attention than either of those older workshop uploads.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on Sloppy Mechanics right now
- Channel
- Sloppy Mechanics
- Subscribers
- 141,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 11,141
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is Sloppy Mechanics' week in views and subscribers.
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Which automaker makes the Mustang featured on Sloppy Mechanics?
The Mustang is a Ford model, first introduced in 1964.




