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itsjusta6's uncle gives a Ford-powered Camaro a quiet mode

Gavin's dad's old Chevrolet gets a custom exhaust with a remote-controlled choice between restrained and very loud.

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itsjusta6 Story of October 26, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 69,361 views a day, 6.5 times a normal first day on this channel (10,607).

My Uncle Made My Coyote-Swapped Camaro Sound INSANE

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0:05Gavin explains the previous drivetrain failure and the repairs needed to get the Camaro moving again.
2:40Gavin and his uncle work out an exhaust route around the crossmember, suspension and fuel tank.
5:20His uncle bends, trims and welds the piping, adding oxygen-sensor fittings and an X-pipe.
10:48Gavin connects the trunk-mounted vacuum controls to the exhaust valves and tests the remote.
13:18The engine starts for a quiet-versus-open-valve sound demonstration.
14:14The road test begins, including a fuel stop using the filler hidden behind the rear emblem.

Gavin can finally start his dad's old Camaro without reaching for earplugs. Getting there takes his uncle, a lift and plenty of bending, trimming and welding around a car that mixes Chevrolet bodywork with Ford power.

The itsjusta6 upload drew about 35,000 views in eight hours, a start well ahead of the channel's usual pace. Its title, "My Uncle Made My Coyote-Swapped Camaro Sound INSANE", promises noise. The useful surprise is how much quieter the car can be, too.

This is his father's 1967 Camaro Rally Sport, fitted with a Ford Coyote V8. A drivetrain failure on its previous outing left it needing a rebuilt transmission and a new driveshaft. Now Gavin's uncle is making a full exhaust fit around the transmission crossmember, rear suspension and sizable fuel tank.

"Trial and error, that's what custom fab is," Gavin says as the pipework takes shape. The video includes a sponsored workwear segment, but the main job is the custom exhaust: an X-pipe, valve-controlled mufflers and a vacuum control box mounted in the trunk.

Once the Camaro comes off the lift, Gavin demonstrates the difference between closed and open valves. "It's so nice starting this thing up and not needing earplugs," he says.

Viewers are talking about the exhaust fabrication, the Camaro's return to the road and wheel hop during acceleration. Gavin's own road-test observation is more modest than the title's promise: "It's quiet inside of the cabin, at least. It's loud outside."

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That's some crazy clean exhaust work.
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So happy to see ur dads Camaro back on the road
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Need to fix that wheelhop
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That ghost cam tune though 😎
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