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What’s the furthest Fitment Industries would ship the coilovers to the winner as for someone like me, I’d want to know if you would ship to the UK before I entered or attempted to enter?
Not replacing my door bushings and pins before I put my kit on. Fix stuff on your car before you mod it, Including wheel bearings or other maintenance it may need
Jack Blaisdell so does Chrisfix shift for you? Does it make your car automatic if it's a manual but you're not doing the shifting? P.s. I know the OP means manual not manual. Keep it moving dimwit.
@@Jhonfryet867 well my bad bro i kind of take peoples safty seriously because you know there are those select few retards that aint going to take it as a joke and then there friends get killed because they didnt know what they were doing
@@amihere383 ah but thats for 85 and up after that a new harmonizer became industry stand and you can go 5 million blinks but I hear some people only made it to 4 million.
My mistake was installing an exhaust and tightening each screw down all the way as I went rather than tightening everything to finger tight first, arranging everything, then tightening everything a little at a time. My exhaust was so crooked and rattled against the car as I drove. Eventually I had to go back and loosen everything, align it all, then tighten down again.
Rookie mistake: not ordering my BC racing coilovers on fitment industries and doing it through Amazon. Outcome: coilovers are meant for a w207 when I own a w212 and now I’m in the process of return Said Coilovers
I tried tinting my tail lights with a friend during night time without heat gun. It was going horribly, but my friend insisted on trying to tint them, and I kept saying no. Being a guy with bad temper, after my friend pissed me off, I punched the tail light and smashed it. He didn't speak with me for a week.
When i first put my wheels on, I didn’t tighten the lug nuts at the proper spec. Car was wobbling up front two miles into driving. Luckily was able to fix the issue right away. Phew
My rookie mistake: I used to work at a shop and decided to upgrade my sway bars. The rear one went on without a problem. The front one however...... I dropped the subframe as it needed to come out that way and sure enough it did. I put the new sway bar in, aligned the subframe back into place or I thought I did, and like an rookie with confidence I decided to get my impact and gun it down without starting the bolt by hand(that’s where I found out I had fucked up). Come to find out it’s apparently not easy to find a tap and die set that was big enough for the bolt. I tried 2 autozones, 1 pep boys, and 2 harbor freight. The second and last harbor freight I went to had the thread pitch I needed for the bolt. Unfortunately by the time I got back to the shop it was 10 at night and was too tired and pissed at what happened. It was 4 days later that I actually got to get the car back on the lift to work on it and get it right. Mind you I lived 60 miles away which was my commute to work. It sucked but I learned my lesson to never rush something simple.
i recently found this channel and absolutely love it, i just bought a 2014 Jetta TDI that i want to get some wheels and possibly air suspension for in the future, I'd love to support you guys when i get this car loan paid off!
Hey!! Thank you for the support glad to hear you enjoy our channel! Shoot us an email anytime shop@fitmentindustries.com and we can help you get some options for wheels and suspension kits for your Jetta brother! 🙏🏼
Dude Alex your actually funny man I'm always laughing watching you I just got a mk2 golf back on the road after it not getting driven for 5 years It needed allot Coilovers and all new brake lines pil and coolant battery Pads calipers drums shoes But I did it all myself And when you said 8 hours by the book means 3 weeks 7 people and 16 trips to advance auto you were right 😂
For my first track day I over torqued the front lugs on my 97 Jetta. I was new to using a digital torque wrench. When they did the tech inspection 2 bolts broke. They were cross threaded and required a new hub before I could go on track. Lucky for me some of the guys in my SCCA reigon had the spares I needed and got me on track. I had to do the work but they supervised and checked everything I did.
Rookie mistake #1745, thinking that all bolts are the same strength. Someone used mild steel bolts on suspension arm. 😱 Lukily I saw it before it broke and someone possibly die. I replaced with high tensile.
"who needs an instruction manual to install coilovers its just three bolts" say that to an e30 owner who has to cut off the strut assembly and weld the coilovers on
@@LastCallSRT 2.2 ecotec is a very common motor swap don't sleep on a cobalt. Tho that challenger in your picture makes me think you buy your cars with power🤷 if you come to a track with me not a drag strip but a actual autocross track I'll show you how fast a 100 hp car can go you'll shit a brick watching me gap you in corners straights are for little boys that have no driving skills
Time dedication... Yuuuuuuuuuuuuup. Installing coilovers... Nah they'll just pop right in. Buuuuuuuuuuut the stock strut was wedged so tightly into the fork I was like I'll never get this off ever. Went through thinking I was gonna have to get the car dragged onto a tow truck to get it cause the stock strut wasn't coming off or going back into its place. Ended up forcing it up with a big bolt on a neighbor's car jack. Ofc the aftermarket one DID just pop right in but god. Installing the front coilovers... The driver's side sway bar end link was so badly rust welded on, and the bolt was a stupid hex bolt over nut thing, both were rust-stripped... had to order new sway bar end links, wait for shipping, then angle grind the stock end link off the sway bar. Fun times. Aftermarket exhaust install... bolts that hold half the exhaust on both snapped coming off, ended up jury rigging it with two different bolts and a metal plate with a hole drilled in it as a washer because I couldn't find a second one... Two years and they still haven't fallen off the car. Someday I'll either get good stainless ones and preemptively put them on, or I'll be going 65 on the freeway and my exhaust will fall off the car. Either or. Wiring is one thing I can't stress enough about taking your time on. I live in Canada, where it can rain, snow, hail, and be sunny all in the same day. If you do what I did for my aftermarket side markers, and just electrical tape the wires and go "eh good enough" eventually you'll notice one light not working, or you'll pop a fuse, and have to rip your bumper off to redo it the right way later. Solder that shit, then heat shrink it. Then heat shrink it again, then tape it, then zip tie it. Now you're done. Yes, having to redo that at -30C because you were a lazy shit sucks.
The exhaust I got for my Subaru cost me only $80, sounds amazing and didn’t noticeably effect the performance. I took it to an exhaust shop, asked them to cut off the exhaust after the cat (I had a leaking y-pipe) and replace it with OE size piping without mufflers. It basically gets you the iconic Subaru exhaust sound (EJ255)
First time I changed out a bumper cover a long time ago... reused the plastic clips. Had to buy a new bumper cover, and fog lights, and wires. Cause it fell off and drug along the road... Lesson learned, never reuse non-reusable plastic clips.
i been working on cars since 1968 and iam a service tec at a car lot and i uesley do not agree on what you say but you are right on this but even the best make mistakes but you are not right picking on people you call ricers its there car and they have the right too do with there cars what they want
I haven't really worked on cars enough to have a mistake. I did have one on my BMX once, decided it was a good idea to see what would happen if I tried to catch up to race bikes and rear brake skid round corners on a long hill... Turns out that bike wasn't made for speed nor hard crashes.
My rookie mistake was with my oil cooler installation. Took me 5 days to get installed and not leaking. Those damn sensor plugs sucked. Ended up using Toyota black gasket sealer. After the UA-cam video I thought it would take an afternoon lol.
Not researching installation of coil overs on my Audi a4 1.8t quattro b6 ....lmfao yeah that turned into a f**king nightmare and never got them to perform properly whoops....lol.
Changed transmission fluid and filter in a customers 2008 Nissan Altima. Filters looked the same and lined up perfect. Car was ready to go, put into drive, and wouldn't move in any gear. Turns out the filter spout was too long hitting the bottom of the transmission pan. Costed me 6 quarts of transmission fluid and hours of unpaid diagnosis. The filter bought was for the correct vehicle being the filter recommended by AutoZone and O'Reilly's. You can bet the old filter was slapped back on.
Well none of those should be your first mod. Unless it's necessary. On a newer car none of that is an issue, because they have technology these days in the suspension that is better than most after market products. The wheels are completely your choice. Alot of newer stock wheels actually look good. Suspension should not be a thought at all until your current suspension decides to shit the bed, because if you aren't replacing a worn out suspension, you're wasting money. Tires should be your first upgrade only if the stock tires are garbage. Cosmetics should not be your first mod, it should be an after thought, once everything else is done. If you buy an older car, do whatever you want, there's no order to it. But if it's a new car, leave it how it is, and invest in worthwhile upgrades like horsepower. Because no one gives a shit about your car that can't move.
Buddy of mine didn't check the wheels when putting on the lugs. First one gouged into the side of the hole and the rest followed suit. Didn't realize it until I saw it a week later. Had to replace the studs, lugs, and the rim.
Never made rookie mistakes on my own car. But my friends cars, oh yeah, fun times. But that's what they get for asking for help, and then having me do most of it. I had never done an exhaust before, so it really just came down to not knowing what i was doing. After about 20 minutes i figured everything out and installed the cat-back in about an hour. Just kind of figure it out as you go. Turbo and intercooler piping, or electronic stuff i don't fuck with. There were a few times my window stopped working because it got frozen to the top of the door, and when i went to roll it down, it ended up coming unglued. So i ripped the door panel off, not knowing how to do it, and eventually got it off without breaking anything. That was a 2hr process. After that i had to do it about 3-4 more times because the glue wasn't holding, but after that only took a few minutes to unistall, and reinstall. Now i'm the community car window fixer, i've done it on 4 different people's cars. Window doesn't work, ask matt. Save you bullshit mechanics fee's for 7 minutes of work.
Self install of id1050x injectors and made mistake of thinking all the 12mm bolts were the same, they are not. Thankfully I only took off the crash plates and didnt pull the whole manifold to do it.
Of your led turn signal is is flashing faster then the others it means the resistance is off. Look for led turn signals that are canbus or have resistors built in and compatible with your car.
Got hooked on your videos as soon as infoumd them of you are still giving away any shirts I would love to try and get one I support you giys and get all my friends to watch
My rookie mistake, forgetting to center the steering wheel when doing a transaxle replacement with K-Frame out (subframe). Luckily didnt break the clock spring or have to remove K-frame again.
So I have a 2015 Dodge Dart and I want to make it look similar to the white wide body one in your gallery but I don’t know where to start with mods and other upgrades to the engine
Changing out my cam phasers I dropped the timing chain throwing my truck out of timing so I had to take half the motor apart but I ended up replacing a lot of other stuff so it all worked out
There’s a lot of conflicting info on the internet about exhaust back pressure, the only time I can see that being valid is on a turbo application. Most likely you’ll get zero HP gains and a little more noise, you definitely do not need a tune to throw a catback on your car
Rookie mistake: was taking off my egr valve to clean it and one of the bolts holding it in place snapped off. Luckily there was couple of millimeters of thread left on top so I just screwed a nut on top to hold it.
I installed my tein lowering springs and the passenger rear side is about 3/8 lower then the other, any idea why? I re check the set up and it all looks good.
Not having the patience when working on my truck. Ended up accidentally putting a hole in the hood. I was putting on the hood latch mechanism and I grabbed the wrong bolts for the part thats on the hood itself and ramed one bolt right through the hood with an impact...live and learn I guess. I seem to have gotten a lot more patience when working on cars.
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Are the coilovers universal or will you ask them the vehicle they have or plan on putting them on.
What’s the furthest Fitment Industries would ship the coilovers to the winner as for someone like me, I’d want to know if you would ship to the UK before I entered or attempted to enter?
I wanna buy them shirts
Not replacing my door bushings and pins before I put my kit on. Fix stuff on your car before you mod it, Including wheel bearings or other maintenance it may need
Fitment Industries I would buy a shirt. But I cannot afford the 20$ international shipping.
Who needs a manual when you have Chrisfix???
Jack Blaisdell yes
Hey guuuuuuuuys
Angel Bermejo Chris fix here
"Dont forget some cleen wooder!"
Jack Blaisdell so does Chrisfix shift for you? Does it make your car automatic if it's a manual but you're not doing the shifting?
P.s. I know the OP means manual not manual. Keep it moving dimwit.
Top tip: When it’s your first time installing parts make sure to do it on your friends car and not your own ...
But what if your friend has the same plan?
RtistiqSkubie As long as you fit the parts to his first he won’t be able to make it round to your house as his car won’t work 😂
Horrible advise in my oppinion why would you want to risk messing up someone you consider a friends property by inproper install absolutely no morals
Gene Jones congratulations on being the first out of 158 people to not see this as a joke 😂
@@Jhonfryet867 well my bad bro i kind of take peoples safty seriously because you know there are those select few retards that aint going to take it as a joke and then there friends get killed because they didnt know what they were doing
My rookie mistake:
Forgetting to replace my blinker fluid. Tried to change lanes later that day and got clapped by a semi because I had no juice
Oof
Gotta watch that? Every 300 million blinks, to the T
I forgot to add my piston return springs and now my engine locked up.
@@amihere383 ah but thats for 85 and up after that a new harmonizer became industry stand and you can go 5 million blinks but I hear some people only made it to 4 million.
@@ZBerd_leNZ The only people making it to 5 million are BMW drivers, they use their blinks conservatively so it lasts longer
Took the whole door apart to replace the window regulator, than put it all back together again before testing to see if it worked :/ it didn’t
Learned that lesson the hard way. Always, always, always test before full reassembly haha
🤣 sounds like something I'll do o wait I did do that aswell 🤦♂️.
This is an actual right of passage.
Also remember that the bigger the hoonigan sticker and vape, the faster you go
Yesssssirrrr!!! 🔥 😂
Maxxas Crow no its the bigger exhaust
Rookie Mistake
Forgot my drain plug while filling oil...
I've been there, except I didnt notice until I was done... and it was 18 quarts of amsoil in a crane.
Agree to that...wondering why everything was wet underneath and cranking the engine sounded so bad
That's nothing, the school I used to go to their shop forgot to put oil in.
Rui Kazane I found out when I slipped on the oil and fell 😂
Shain hoon if it’s not full just keep adding lol
Rookie Mistake: Filming pre-coffee. (Warning: will cause moments such as 3:43)
Thinking I could do tint decent my first time. Boy was I wrong
Like installing a thermostat backwards lmao cant count the amount of people who have done that
Guilty
I hated replacing my thermostat , put it backwards took a hour, spent another hour fixing it
suck that 0 ring in
Can you make a “How to” series?
They should
Yes please
My mistake was installing an exhaust and tightening each screw down all the way as I went rather than tightening everything to finger tight first, arranging everything, then tightening everything a little at a time. My exhaust was so crooked and rattled against the car as I drove. Eventually I had to go back and loosen everything, align it all, then tighten down again.
Rookie mistake: not ordering my BC racing coilovers on fitment industries and doing it through Amazon.
Outcome: coilovers are meant for a w207 when I own a w212 and now I’m in the process of return Said Coilovers
Damn. Sorry to hear that, Wish we could have helped you there!
Nothing a drill can't fix lol
Wouldn’t even buy it from Fitment industries. Skip the middle man and go straight to bcracing website
@@suchi713 lmao
That's funny. I'm always about 2-3x more than the install time but honestly once you do it the first time then you get faster.
Rookie mistake: asking people from auto zone if they carry muffler bearings. Guess what they aren’t real 😂
1. Window tint by myself with no heat gun or knowledge of such thing and in a garage at night in August in Missouri.
I tried tinting my tail lights with a friend during night time without heat gun. It was going horribly, but my friend insisted on trying to tint them, and I kept saying no. Being a guy with bad temper, after my friend pissed me off, I punched the tail light and smashed it. He didn't speak with me for a week.
@@astanisystems lol let the napalm ride uh. Lol
Rookie mistake:
Having just one 10mm
The trolls steal those things left, right and center.
rip
Right need about a dozen floating around
It’s always the 10’s too😤
My rookie mistake was installing one of my MAFs in upside down when I put my cold air intake on.
I never cleaned mine beforehand and kept getting lean codes. After cleaning no problem
My rookie mistake was trying to install a skunk2 intake in a base model car, one of the most heart breaking moments because I didn’t do my research
rookie mistake:
i chose the gallo 12 not the gallo 24
Abhay Singh thats like buying a v6 version of a dodge challenger
I didn't know Pizza places made engines!!
@abhay Singh this was a good one
Dead
I could never forget that scene lmao
When i first put my wheels on, I didn’t tighten the lug nuts at the proper spec. Car was wobbling up front two miles into driving. Luckily was able to fix the issue right away. Phew
Changed tires, hit the canyon on the way back down to town I noticed metal clanking. .....loose lug nuts.
Yeah been there, tightened the lug nuts in the air after rotating and forgot to do the main tightening on the ground
I’ve been there on the interstate near Austin blah hah ha!
My rookie mistake:
I used to work at a shop and decided to upgrade my sway bars. The rear one went on without a problem. The front one however...... I dropped the subframe as it needed to come out that way and sure enough it did. I put the new sway bar in, aligned the subframe back into place or I thought I did, and like an rookie with confidence I decided to get my impact and gun it down without starting the bolt by hand(that’s where I found out I had fucked up). Come to find out it’s apparently not easy to find a tap and die set that was big enough for the bolt. I tried 2 autozones, 1 pep boys, and 2 harbor freight. The second and last harbor freight I went to had the thread pitch I needed for the bolt. Unfortunately by the time I got back to the shop it was 10 at night and was too tired and pissed at what happened. It was 4 days later that I actually got to get the car back on the lift to work on it and get it right. Mind you I lived 60 miles away which was my commute to work. It sucked but I learned my lesson to never rush something simple.
i recently found this channel and absolutely love it, i just bought a 2014 Jetta TDI that i want to get some wheels and possibly air suspension for in the future, I'd love to support you guys when i get this car loan paid off!
Hey!! Thank you for the support glad to hear you enjoy our channel! Shoot us an email anytime shop@fitmentindustries.com and we can help you get some options for wheels and suspension kits for your Jetta brother! 🙏🏼
eric brimberry Just sell it...
@@mc1996 why would i do that
Please don’t cut the frame!
Ayyyye Eric I got a 2016 vw jetta tsi. I'm in the process of finding wheels from these guys too!
Dude Alex your actually funny man I'm always laughing watching you
I just got a mk2 golf back on the road after it not getting driven for 5 years
It needed allot
Coilovers and all new brake lines pil and coolant battery
Pads calipers drums shoes
But I did it all myself
And when you said 8 hours by the book means 3 weeks 7 people and 16 trips to advance auto you were right 😂
For my first track day I over torqued the front lugs on my 97 Jetta. I was new to using a digital torque wrench. When they did the tech inspection 2 bolts broke. They were cross threaded and required a new hub before I could go on track. Lucky for me some of the guys in my SCCA reigon had the spares I needed and got me on track. I had to do the work but they supervised and checked everything I did.
2013 FRS. Busted the side marker mounts when trying to pull the side marker off.. whoops!
Rookie mistake #1745, thinking that all bolts are the same strength. Someone used mild steel bolts on suspension arm. 😱 Lukily I saw it before it broke and someone possibly die. I replaced with high tensile.
"who needs an instruction manual to install coilovers its just three bolts" say that to an e30 owner who has to cut off the strut assembly and weld the coilovers on
Shoutout Valentin with that super clean S2K @ 1:42
FACTTTSSSSS 🔥
My rookie mistake was when I lower my car! Cutting the springs it was a bad idea I was 20 yrs old!
i about died when he said "except our windshield banner" lol
Anywho this is great advice cause i just bought a subaru wrx sti some clips i look at the cars to see a nice design and performance
Rookie mistake: buying a base model cobalt LT thinking it would preform like the SS 😂😂
Insert my girlfriend
Rookie mistake .. buying a cobalt.
@@LastCallSRT 2.2 ecotec is a very common motor swap don't sleep on a cobalt. Tho that challenger in your picture makes me think you buy your cars with power🤷 if you come to a track with me not a drag strip but a actual autocross track I'll show you how fast a 100 hp car can go you'll shit a brick watching me gap you in corners straights are for little boys that have no driving skills
That’s not a rookie mistake that’s just stupidity
@@farmerbobbygrows3338 to be fair youd gap him on a road course not autocross ;)
Time dedication... Yuuuuuuuuuuuuup. Installing coilovers... Nah they'll just pop right in. Buuuuuuuuuuut the stock strut was wedged so tightly into the fork I was like I'll never get this off ever. Went through thinking I was gonna have to get the car dragged onto a tow truck to get it cause the stock strut wasn't coming off or going back into its place. Ended up forcing it up with a big bolt on a neighbor's car jack. Ofc the aftermarket one DID just pop right in but god.
Installing the front coilovers... The driver's side sway bar end link was so badly rust welded on, and the bolt was a stupid hex bolt over nut thing, both were rust-stripped... had to order new sway bar end links, wait for shipping, then angle grind the stock end link off the sway bar. Fun times.
Aftermarket exhaust install... bolts that hold half the exhaust on both snapped coming off, ended up jury rigging it with two different bolts and a metal plate with a hole drilled in it as a washer because I couldn't find a second one... Two years and they still haven't fallen off the car. Someday I'll either get good stainless ones and preemptively put them on, or I'll be going 65 on the freeway and my exhaust will fall off the car. Either or.
Wiring is one thing I can't stress enough about taking your time on. I live in Canada, where it can rain, snow, hail, and be sunny all in the same day. If you do what I did for my aftermarket side markers, and just electrical tape the wires and go "eh good enough" eventually you'll notice one light not working, or you'll pop a fuse, and have to rip your bumper off to redo it the right way later. Solder that shit, then heat shrink it. Then heat shrink it again, then tape it, then zip tie it. Now you're done. Yes, having to redo that at -30C because you were a lazy shit sucks.
Rookie mistake: Not saving money to GET A CAR 😑 *face palms*
Epic joke xD
Relatable I wish I did too😕
Rookie mistake: spending money on car Parts....and eating ramen for the next 4 days 😂 priorities
Not really a mistake." You have to give up on one to make another one prosper."
BRUHH😂😂😂
@@ruikazane5123 I like how you think
@@HAKJOBSautomotive Hehehe...learned that saying in a hard way
I would’t mind eating ramen noodles
The exhaust I got for my Subaru cost me only $80, sounds amazing and didn’t noticeably effect the performance.
I took it to an exhaust shop, asked them to cut off the exhaust after the cat (I had a leaking y-pipe) and replace it with OE size piping without mufflers.
It basically gets you the iconic Subaru exhaust sound (EJ255)
Rookie Mistake: installed blacked out diode headlights, broke a 10mm bolt for the bumper support when putting it back on 🤦
Great intro guys!
First time I changed out a bumper cover a long time ago... reused the plastic clips. Had to buy a new bumper cover, and fog lights, and wires. Cause it fell off and drug along the road...
Lesson learned, never reuse non-reusable plastic clips.
i been working on cars since 1968 and iam a service tec at a car lot and i uesley do not agree on what you say but you are right on this but even the best make mistakes but you are not right picking on people you call ricers its there car and they have the right too do with there cars what they want
Not having the right tools
Fitment industries are fvckn helpful,I ve been watching all of your vids over and over and learned many things...thumbs up 👍🏻💯
I haven't really worked on cars enough to have a mistake. I did have one on my BMX once, decided it was a good idea to see what would happen if I tried to catch up to race bikes and rear brake skid round corners on a long hill... Turns out that bike wasn't made for speed nor hard crashes.
I bought a new set of wheels and put rotational tires on the front backwards, lucky I got alignment done that day and they let me know
Lol they saved you! 😂
My rookie mistake was with my oil cooler installation. Took me 5 days to get installed and not leaking. Those damn sensor plugs sucked. Ended up using Toyota black gasket sealer.
After the UA-cam video I thought it would take an afternoon lol.
I commented yesterday about my shirt the BC racing one but I got it today in the mail it looks absolutely badass
Hellll yeah!!! Thank you again for the support best of luck!
Not researching installation of coil overs on my Audi a4 1.8t quattro b6 ....lmfao yeah that turned into a f**king nightmare and never got them to perform properly whoops....lol.
That intro was so dramatic but the background music and the wheel wall background actually made it sorta smooth
Back when i started modifying cars, i used a cheap strut brace and within weeks had to replace after the bar bent
Great video! Anyone know if we need a tune for an MAPerformance Axleback on a 2021 STI? Much appreciated!
The Matrix style *FI* intro is dope! 🔥
Changed transmission fluid and filter in a customers 2008 Nissan Altima. Filters looked the same and lined up perfect. Car was ready to go, put into drive, and wouldn't move in any gear. Turns out the filter spout was too long hitting the bottom of the transmission pan. Costed me 6 quarts of transmission fluid and hours of unpaid diagnosis. The filter bought was for the correct vehicle being the filter recommended by AutoZone and O'Reilly's. You can bet the old filter was slapped back on.
1997 toyota 4 runner changed the hcgs and the alternator but didnt mark distributor cap position had to retime the whole engine....
That intro is crazy awesome!!!
Rookie mistake: Rebuilt the engine but forgot to put it in the car
How!!!!!?
"Can't afford a lift"
Fuck... Thanks for reminding me, still gotta do that..
So basically
Research
Research
Research
Yeah yeah 😂 🙏🏼
These intro are top notch
Literally this video is what I needed for my FA-20 BRZ 😂
Got a flat tire on my Enkei GW8s and only had the special lugs that... didn’t fit my stock spare... and it was raining.
Rookie mistake:Fully removed a bracket to hold the headlight (so rusted it snapped off 🙃) and just held it in with the screws at the top....
Smooth transition my dude
Nice Tips would like to see more of those Videos.
Is there a build sheet video that says which to buy first, wheels or suspension
Well none of those should be your first mod. Unless it's necessary. On a newer car none of that is an issue, because they have technology these days in the suspension that is better than most after market products. The wheels are completely your choice. Alot of newer stock wheels actually look good. Suspension should not be a thought at all until your current suspension decides to shit the bed, because if you aren't replacing a worn out suspension, you're wasting money. Tires should be your first upgrade only if the stock tires are garbage. Cosmetics should not be your first mod, it should be an after thought, once everything else is done. If you buy an older car, do whatever you want, there's no order to it. But if it's a new car, leave it how it is, and invest in worthwhile upgrades like horsepower. Because no one gives a shit about your car that can't move.
Matt Evans lmao funny guy
Buddy of mine didn't check the wheels when putting on the lugs. First one gouged into the side of the hole and the rest followed suit. Didn't realize it until I saw it a week later. Had to replace the studs, lugs, and the rim.
Dig the new intro guys! Legit
What wheels are that on the crx and where can I get a pair looks amazing
Holy mother of god that intro... I had to watch it twice, it's rad
Thank you! 😂
Never made rookie mistakes on my own car. But my friends cars, oh yeah, fun times. But that's what they get for asking for help, and then having me do most of it. I had never done an exhaust before, so it really just came down to not knowing what i was doing. After about 20 minutes i figured everything out and installed the cat-back in about an hour. Just kind of figure it out as you go. Turbo and intercooler piping, or electronic stuff i don't fuck with.
There were a few times my window stopped working because it got frozen to the top of the door, and when i went to roll it down, it ended up coming unglued. So i ripped the door panel off, not knowing how to do it, and eventually got it off without breaking anything. That was a 2hr process. After that i had to do it about 3-4 more times because the glue wasn't holding, but after that only took a few minutes to unistall, and reinstall. Now i'm the community car window fixer, i've done it on 4 different people's cars. Window doesn't work, ask matt. Save you bullshit mechanics fee's for 7 minutes of work.
Self install of id1050x injectors and made mistake of thinking all the 12mm bolts were the same, they are not. Thankfully I only took off the crash plates and didnt pull the whole manifold to do it.
Of your led turn signal is is flashing faster then the others it means the resistance is off. Look for led turn signals that are canbus or have resistors built in and compatible with your car.
Got hooked on your videos as soon as infoumd them of you are still giving away any shirts I would love to try and get one I support you giys and get all my friends to watch
Haven't even watched and I already gave it a like.
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I make coolant volcanos for fun Lol
That intro is L O U D .
Sorry guys I was at school preppin for something couldn’t watch but now I can
Just send them Ugga Duggas you'll be fine
My rookie mistake, forgetting to center the steering wheel when doing a transaxle replacement with K-Frame out (subframe). Luckily didnt break the clock spring or have to remove K-frame again.
So I have a 2015 Dodge Dart and I want to make it look similar to the white wide body one in your gallery but I don’t know where to start with mods and other upgrades to the engine
If it's on their site the wheels and suspension should be listed with links to purchase. That's a good start point.
I hope someone sees this and can answer. But what wheels were on that white w204 class?? Need to know!!😱😍
Changing out my cam phasers I dropped the timing chain throwing my truck out of timing so I had to take half the motor apart but I ended up replacing a lot of other stuff so it all worked out
pls make a video about camber kits, do I need camber kits after slamming my car?
Thanks for the shout out. Advance love....
Does anyone know what kind of rim are on that bendz around 7:16 in the video?
There’s a lot of conflicting info on the internet about exhaust back pressure, the only time I can see that being valid is on a turbo application. Most likely you’ll get zero HP gains and a little more noise, you definitely do not need a tune to throw a catback on your car
I'm interested in the 2nd wheel to the right of his head with the star design. I can't find it on the website tho
My worst rookie mistake was really recent attempting to daily drive a drift missle in Wisconsin I have learned my lesson
bought some 18 inch momo wheels for my accord but couldn't fit them with the tires that were too wide and sold them for a loss
Rookie mistake: was taking off my egr valve to clean it and one of the bolts holding it in place snapped off. Luckily there was couple of millimeters of thread left on top so I just screwed a nut on top to hold it.
love the rims in the background
Im going to buy an vw bug, one screw and the whole thing comes apart.
I installed my tein lowering springs and the passenger rear side is about 3/8 lower then the other, any idea why? I re check the set up and it all looks good.
This question might sound dumb but how do you get the right lug nuts or bolts from like from your normal autozone or from where you bought your rims
You usually get them with your wheel and tires but you can purchase different types of lugs from shops like Autozone!
My rookie mistake:
Stripped my bolts when installing my spacers and my wheel came off while driving on the freeway. Never messing with that again.
Yep did coilovers myself on my e38 beemer. They said 5 hours. Took me 2 days haha
I was waiting for this one
That was a pretty neat intro ya guy
New intro looks nice
These videos are far more entertaining when Alex is properly caffeinated.
Not having the patience when working on my truck. Ended up accidentally putting a hole in the hood. I was putting on the hood latch mechanism and I grabbed the wrong bolts for the part thats on the hood itself and ramed one bolt right through the hood with an impact...live and learn I guess. I seem to have gotten a lot more patience when working on cars.