Drift This

The guys are tired of parts delays holding up their builds. In an effort to speed things up, Chris and Ryan swing big out the gate with a gigantic brown box of a delivery truck. They'll chop, cut, drop, boost and drift.

Everything is big about a stock-engine '95 Chevy Caprice with 26-inch rims. Chris and Ryan have a "ri-donk-ulous" time trying to get it to drift or do much else, at least until they let the team loose on it.

Chris and Ryan take on a vehicle that weighs too much, is way too long and has more driveshafts than passengers. The Drift This limo is ready to take the party wherever it needs to go, though fuel and tire surcharges may apply.

Chris, Ryan and the team give a whole new meaning to riding the rails. They reimagine this sand rails's sand-centric design to give it a new street identity, trading rooster tails for smoke lines.

The boys go to war on 5,200 pounds of aluminum and diesel, beating a military-issue Humvee M998 into submission. Along the way, they'll enlist the help of GovPlanet, X-treme Hummer Performance and, of course, the US Army.

Ryan and Chris try to figure out how to make 90-year-old bumper cars drift. Adding a motor might be a good start, or maybe wheels. Either way, it's an exercise in problem solving, and they're committed to finding a solution.