@@FitmentIndustries thank you for the advice about project cars i am in the process of getting my license and have a b14 nissan sentra as my project car
Lol I take personal loans 😂 buying build cars selling the parts and getting stock parts in return core all the parts you so pays off the loan and put the money back in your pocket and then you have a complete stock car 😁 with your loan and pay it off😂 a my first year of flipping cars I know how perfect credit😉
@@gabrielleleiba6686 Buy all project car stuff with cash. Debt is a illusion you can afford something when your wallet is 0. It takes all the fun out of the hobby if you get into financial trouble.
You guys need to give Beck a raise. I’ve talked to him through email so much over the past few months and he has been nothing short of absolutely amazing. So helpful, and very very easy to understand. I’m fairly new to the wheel game and he made it so easy to understand everything. Beck if you see this, thank you 🙌🏼
Kind of a closed minded way to look at the world. My engineering friends and I always consult each other when modifying our cars because no one can know everything. Just take it all with a grain of salt.
weedshoes do you encourage people to build a car how other people like it not how you like it when you own it? Yea I don’t think your analogy really applies here bud
Thats always a bad move, you end up with a mess of parts and other crap, as well as borderline getting in debt. Usually if im doin a specific build i'd ask as many buds with the same or similar build on what to do, and if they all keep bringing up a specific point then thats usually the best go to
I've never made a mistake owning a project car. Never. Ignore my mk3 jetta with no reverse and a blown head gasket. And that 79 T bird with a garbage carb that doesn't idal. And that 72 f250 that needs a trans. And that civic that needs a motor. And that fact that I can't afford to insure or register any of them Oh.... maybe you're right Alex...
I bought a project car thinking I would just have to fix some rust on it and it'd be done. Ended up replacing the front fenders, rear quarter panels, all doors, hood, trunk lid, all windows, the entire interior, all springs and dampers, the entire rear end, brake disks, brake calipers and pads, brake lines, fuel lines, fuel tank, fuel pumps, injectors, new paint, wheels, tires and a bunch more. The only thing untouched is the roof basically, lol.
I told everyone the JZX100 project car will be rolling in a month and now am happy to say its been 4 months and still far from rolling. next week hopefully?
In all honesty, theres really only 4 things you need to build a project car without headaches. 1. Ability to take apart and build engine/transmission 2. Good wiring skills 3. Proper knowledge of various tools 4. Money. At least double the amount of the price of the car
Case in point, I go to pull the miata into the garage for some upgraded brakes after I get back into town, the gas tank got filled with water from a storm and had to buy all the stuff to drain, treat, refill and fix that instead XD
I was building a Dakota and made the mistake of throwing all bolts and nuts in 1 box..the box weighed about 30 pounds and I couldn’t find the right bolt to go on anything. Let’s just say me and zip ties became best friends.
Pro tip: Unless you have money don't get a project car annnnd modify your daily. Every month you'll be sitting there deciding which car gets parts this time around. It's like choosing between your children...
I've been watching you guys since I was working at warehouse fulfilling some of the fitment ind. wheel/tire orders, and I gotta say your video quality has improved so much! Love the videos, keep up the great work guys!
I drive a bmw e30 currently with some rather rough paint. Pulled up next to a much newer 3 series convertible and said "nice bimmer" the guy said "I like your e30" he later added "I've got a 7 series sitting at home if you want to buy another project car" I've never been hurt more with words.
For my first project car i bought a very rusty Volvo 240 1983 model. Only for 350$. Right now im gutting the interior while I'm waiting for my really wide fender flares. Then I'm going to do rust repairs, new axles, new brakes and rotors, big wheels and tires, bc racing coilovers, some sort of a aftermarket front splinter and rear defuser, rattle can paint job (flat paint so it doesn't look disgusting) then doing a massive engine service (the engine runs but it's very ugly and unhealthy looking) just looking everything that needs to be replaced to the engine like new mounts, timing belt, oil, so on and so on. Then making some custom exhaust, louvers, wing, defuser. Its going to be a journey so wish me luck! (Sorry for bad English)
You started off with mistake no 1: make sure you know how to wrench the project car, or have the time and effort to learn. Definitely does not disappoint. The other part about tools. Yes. Tools are expensive
Classic rookie mistake is watching Other people finishing their Projekt Cars while your e46 330d is rusting in infront of your house. Yes i'm feeling guilty :(
I'm gonna say i am just now getting my car going with my 1988 supra and between the harness, dizzy and MAF(the last being the reason I can't get power to the ECM or start it) I have had it since last year with hundreds of dollars spent just to get to this point.....yay...
Do yourself a favor and build an excel sheet with income and how much you can afford at what times.. The buy the parts in series... intake, exhaust, ECU, and ect... gives you time to adapt and change plans
Bought a project with frame damage 🤦♂️🤦♂️ then decided it would be too easy to swap the engine and trans into the same model car. Turned out harder than it has to be...😁🥴
My project car is a 97 gmc safari van, slammed and doing a shaved bay, making a custom wide body after it starts and drives, but having to spend so much money and random things like hose clamps wiring just gets annoying
Rookie mistake is me telling myself I’m gonna have it done by summer! And here I am four summers later still finding rusted floor pans on the 68 bug lol
Cool new intro, gives you goosebumps like a high stake action movie but then it cuts to Alex who’s sounds like he hasn’t hit puberty yet, guess that’s the balance of life right? 🤣 Honest question though, Are you guys considering making that BBS shirt into a Hoodie? Would be convenient for where I live hehe. 😉
Well thank you for the feedback! 😂 At the moment we are not. However we have a hoodie coming soon enough so stay tuned! I swear its just as cool if not better then the BBS! 🔥 😅
I did an sti brake swap on my 2016 wrx.... I had the calipers powder coated red, rebuilt, got ss brakes lines, slotted rotors new hardware, and new brake pads... then I started to psych myself out, because I have never bled brakes before. The parts sat for about a year(mostly because of work and lack of time) but then I just got myself a little brake bleeding kit from o’Reillys and said f*#k it. Let’s get it done. Everything went fine should have never doubting myself and I love the way the red brembos pop behind my Motegi mr131s.
My first learned mistake is using the torque wrench to torque a cam bolt. I used a low end 20ftlb-180ftlb wrench and snap the bolt in the head. The machine shop got it out, np but I should have used a wrench that went from 1ftlb to 20ftlb. The right tool for the right job is what I say now
Put up the windows ! Make sure you can park a donor car legally! Dont buy rims first or even second! Last touch even if it is your "big money move" on the car or truck stock rims and tires arent hurting anything so leave that for last or you may end up trying to sell the whole car trying to recoup 3 grand in rims and tires with 0 miles on them and it wont happen!
Biggest rookie mistake. I’ve done it everyone’s done it, is taking off parts or starting to do something without having the parts to replace it yet! Take your time, do it right and you will thank yourself
A big boi rookie mistake is cheaping out or cutting corners. I just swapped a freshly rebuilt engine and good used trans with 150K miles on it into my car. It lasted 50 miles with the new engine. Guess who's pulling a transmission this weekend? Me, because I didn't want to spend $1700 on a rebuilt transmission.
Lol my first ever project was a b5 s4 picked up as a roller for 400 bucks. It's been a roller coaster but well worth it. Definitely will keep the car forever but agree do not bite off more than you can chew your first go around at a project car
There is nothing wrong with harbor freight and their tools man. Don’t pull that shit. Cheap tools are a fucking god send. If everyone had to pay the premium of snap on etc there would be lot less people wrenching. And some of the Pittsburgh branded tools at harbor freight are nice. I love my rapid lift low profile jack!
Hahahahaha. Were was this vid b4 a baught my coupe e30 shell... It was supposed to be "running" add said it needs a battery.. Hahah i found it needs evrything and a new floor and fire wall and engine and gearbox and diff and suspension and interior and, and, and, and. But its a coupe e30 😁
My rookie mistake was turning my daily 17’ WRX into a project car. It’s a miracle that some elderly lady hasn’t been pegged by a rod rocketing out of the block at mach speed. Those FA20 blocks are very impressive
Can someone tell me what those wheels are on both the left and right of Alex's head are? I might be interested in putting those on the mistake that is my Project car....
Bought a 77 k5 chevy blazer, was told that it should be done in 2 weeks from a guy who though it only needed a handful of things almost over a year later and it was finally running. Lets not talk about cosmetics that still need to be done, the license plate light that is held on by bailing wire, and all the other fun little problems that I am still trying to find and fix. I love her dearly but man shes a pain sometimes.
That depends on the make and model of the car, the type of suspension your getting, the type of fitment you want, etc there are a lot of factors that come into play
When you buy a project car make sure after you purchase the vehicle ensure that you have more than a two digit number before the comma in your account because for it to be running within the year is at a high cost.
As someone whos looking into somewhat restomoddin a 1977 Celica, i without a doubt thought it was simple by getting the parts and installing them. After seeing the struggle most of my friends had with their builds, i could of wished it were only that simple 😂😭
Make sure you do as much research as you can! My least favorite part is when I’m right in the middle of tearing something out just to find out that I don’t have all the tools I need.
Oh thank God I finally found an answer to the ques3tion " is it normal / okay to have this many left over bolts" or at least I know now I'm not the only one stuck with extras
I just got a 2003 Hyundai accent because it's what I could afford. I know it's absolutely not a fast car or anything special but it's what I could get and obviously want to "update " / work on it. I want to stay away from have a riced car so any tips would be appreciated thank you
Thinking you know what's wrong with it without doing proper diagnostics and buying a part to fix it, bit it turns out that wasn't what was causing the issue and now you have a new fuel pump for no reason.
Bro why you gotta hit me so hard here? You're giving me SOME hope that it might actually be worth it. This nugget it my profile picture has been on jack stands more than its been on the road in the year and a half that I've owned it. Granted its 22 years old with 260k on it, but it will be perfect! maybe.
Legit everything stripping out and being the wrong size because its an 89 jeep but hey if the brakes dont work and it has death wobble at least it runs
Don'f forget we are giving away a set of BBS WHEELS! Details on how to enter can be found here! bit.ly/2m2I0cQ
Fitment Industries you guys should make an app version of your website ♥️
We are trying! 😂
@@FitmentIndustries thank you for the advice about project cars i am in the process of getting my license and have a b14 nissan sentra as my project car
Mistake number one: Daily Driving a project car
True af lmao
This is the truth😂
Oops, explains why i dont have my miata rn
Kenny Ruch 😂 I’m waiting for my miata to brake down soon😂
damn lmao looks like I'm not the only one with a broken Miata
the main mistake its thinking you will finish someday haha
Once a project car, always a project car
Tell that to Trevor at motionautotv and his Supra lol
here I am a year later and I still need inspection and registration
@@Mitutumuch there’s people with new cars doing that😂
@@cartere9981 that's a god damn shame lol
Number one rookie mistake not even mentioned. Don’t rack up your credit cards
Bingo!
FACTS! 🙏🏼
Lol I take personal loans 😂 buying build cars selling the parts and getting stock parts in return core all the parts you so pays off the loan and put the money back in your pocket and then you have a complete stock car 😁 with your loan and pay it off😂 a my first year of flipping cars I know how perfect credit😉
Neverr abuse the credit cards 😭😭
@@gabrielleleiba6686 Buy all project car stuff with cash. Debt is a illusion you can afford something when your wallet is 0. It takes all the fun out of the hobby if you get into financial trouble.
You guys need to give Beck a raise. I’ve talked to him through email so much over the past few months and he has been nothing short of absolutely amazing. So helpful, and very very easy to understand. I’m fairly new to the wheel game and he made it so easy to understand everything. Beck if you see this, thank you 🙌🏼
Biggest rookie mistake is listening to anyone else and their opinions on what’s cool or what YOU should do with YOUR money
Kind of a closed minded way to look at the world.
My engineering friends and I always consult each other when modifying our cars because no one can know everything.
Just take it all with a grain of salt.
weedshoes do you encourage people to build a car how other people like it not how you like it when you own it? Yea I don’t think your analogy really applies here bud
Thats always a bad move, you end up with a mess of parts and other crap, as well as borderline getting in debt. Usually if im doin a specific build i'd ask as many buds with the same or similar build on what to do, and if they all keep bringing up a specific point then thats usually the best go to
@@mad_like_a_hatter5469 I tell people what to do with their money for a living. That advice was free. Take it or leave it.
weedshoes we left it.
I've never made a mistake owning a project car. Never. Ignore my mk3 jetta with no reverse and a blown head gasket. And that 79 T bird with a garbage carb that doesn't idal. And that 72 f250 that needs a trans. And that civic that needs a motor. And that fact that I can't afford to insure or register any of them
Oh.... maybe you're right Alex...
I bought a project car thinking I would just have to fix some rust on it and it'd be done.
Ended up replacing the front fenders, rear quarter panels, all doors, hood, trunk lid, all windows, the entire interior, all springs and dampers, the entire rear end, brake disks, brake calipers and pads, brake lines, fuel lines, fuel tank, fuel pumps, injectors, new paint, wheels, tires and a bunch more.
The only thing untouched is the roof basically, lol.
You did well,.. :D
Mine needs all that and a rusty roof solution 😅
makes me wonder who scammed tf outta you 😂
@@qozat7367 yeahh it was a bit worse than I thought but the car was only $400
Make and model? Just curious.
"So you want a foxbody" please do one on a legendary platform
Just bought a 1985 RX7 as a project car three days ago. This video is just for me! Thank you so much, very helpful.
Keep a positive mindset above all
I have a 1990 if you’re anywhere near New Jersey we should link up sometime after this whole Coronavirus thing blows over
Matt Krier ahh it’s too far away, I’m at Vancouver.
I told everyone the JZX100 project car will be rolling in a month and now am happy to say its been 4 months and still far from rolling. next week hopefully?
Jerome James how’s it coming along now?
any progress?
Yea it's been a year she is finally driving 😁 but I need parts and the parts shops are all close because of the Corona virus 😔
I told myself i was gonna have 400hp on my vr4 by the end of the year.... its been 3 years.
What kind of shape is it in?
In all honesty, theres really only 4 things you need to build a project car without headaches.
1. Ability to take apart and build engine/transmission
2. Good wiring skills
3. Proper knowledge of various tools
4. Money. At least double the amount of the price of the car
#4 oof
I would add or edit to #1. The ability and will to learn in case you dont know the process.
Yal should do “So you want a Mitsubishi 3000gt” since it was Alex’s first car you would think you would have personal experience with it
Case in point, I go to pull the miata into the garage for some upgraded brakes after I get back into town, the gas tank got filled with water from a storm and had to buy all the stuff to drain, treat, refill and fix that instead XD
I was building a Dakota and made the mistake of throwing all bolts and nuts in 1 box..the box weighed about 30 pounds and I couldn’t find the right bolt to go on anything. Let’s just say me and zip ties became best friends.
Pro tip: Unless you have money don't get a project car annnnd modify your daily. Every month you'll be sitting there deciding which car gets parts this time around. It's like choosing between your children...
I've been watching you guys since I was working at warehouse fulfilling some of the fitment ind. wheel/tire orders, and I gotta say your video quality has improved so much! Love the videos, keep up the great work guys!
Haven’t driven my Firebird in almost a month.... but I just picked up a G8 GT as a daily!
Pontiac Maniac my 92 firebird decided to slowly just let things stop working, I’m also in the market for a g8 tho 😂
Burtis Good luck! I hope you find a good one. It took me a few years to find the one I bought. Your picture is hilarious btw😂
Thanks 😂 yea they are pretty rare to come by where I live so it’s gonna take a while
Rookie mistake: getting a car i cant afford to work on
So underrated comment man. I appreciate you
Yup. What I think when someone pines over their German car that leaks/burns oil.
I drive a bmw e30 currently with some rather rough paint. Pulled up next to a much newer 3 series convertible and said "nice bimmer" the guy said "I like your e30" he later added "I've got a 7 series sitting at home if you want to buy another project car" I've never been hurt more with words.
For my first project car i bought a very rusty Volvo 240 1983 model. Only for 350$. Right now im gutting the interior while I'm waiting for my really wide fender flares. Then I'm going to do rust repairs, new axles, new brakes and rotors, big wheels and tires, bc racing coilovers, some sort of a aftermarket front splinter and rear defuser, rattle can paint job (flat paint so it doesn't look disgusting) then doing a massive engine service (the engine runs but it's very ugly and unhealthy looking) just looking everything that needs to be replaced to the engine like new mounts, timing belt, oil, so on and so on. Then making some custom exhaust, louvers, wing, defuser.
Its going to be a journey so wish me luck!
(Sorry for bad English)
You started off with mistake no 1: make sure you know how to wrench the project car, or have the time and effort to learn.
Definitely does not disappoint.
The other part about tools. Yes. Tools are expensive
Clicked cause I made the mistake buying a project car
Andrew Abraham same 😪
The sending part is so true... first time taking my project 1967 Mercedes w108 250s... definitely should’ve calibrated the dual carbs
Classic rookie mistake is watching Other people finishing their Projekt Cars while your e46 330d is rusting in infront of your house. Yes i'm feeling guilty :(
I'm gonna say i am just now getting my car going with my 1988 supra and between the harness, dizzy and MAF(the last being the reason I can't get power to the ECM or start it) I have had it since last year with hundreds of dollars spent just to get to this point.....yay...
Idk how i feel about Drew Peacock being in the video, because he didn't do anything to that car
I think they meant to say that Drew's car is a good smaller project car you can start with as your 1st.
Bought a 65 F100 with a crate 300 inline 6. I do daily drive it. It can be a bit much but worth it. Cheap for parts and decent gas mileage
Going engine first....
Not realising how expensive bullet proof parts are worth
Do yourself a favor and build an excel sheet with income and how much you can afford at what times..
The buy the parts in series... intake, exhaust, ECU, and ect... gives you time to adapt and change plans
Rookie mistakes, goin the really cheap route, cut spring, mismatched used tires, etc
Bought a project with frame damage 🤦♂️🤦♂️ then decided it would be too easy to swap the engine and trans into the same model car. Turned out harder than it has to be...😁🥴
Rookie mistake number #1 bought a miata
#2 ran credit cards up
my datsun has a short circuit somewhere in the wiring harness and i am not looking forward to the day i gotta find it
This guy is the Linus Tech Tips of cars
My project car is a 97 gmc safari van, slammed and doing a shaved bay, making a custom wide body after it starts and drives, but having to spend so much money and random things like hose clamps wiring just gets annoying
Take your budget. Double it.
Never buy a project as a daily, always have a 2nd car
PB blaster is your best friend
Nothing like your daily becoming your project car lmao
Virtue Protection AMEN to the double your budget part. I planned to keep my Jeep under 4K and I’m already at 6k. I’ve still got a long way to go too..
What's PB blaster?
What are those silver wheels with the yellow center cap?
Klutch KF!
@@FitmentIndustries sweet I like those... Imma try to get them for my 944
4:59 what rim is on the top right(bronze colored)
KNP's from Kansei!
Thank you again for my lunch videos
Lmao same
Lunch gang roll call 🤙
Love the videos and really love the wheel wall!
Finally found out the cause of Alex’s receding hairline... his project car
Daniel Saysell underrated comment
Rookie mistake is me telling myself I’m gonna have it done by summer! And here I am four summers later still finding rusted floor pans on the 68 bug lol
Cool new intro, gives you goosebumps like a high stake action movie but then it cuts to Alex who’s sounds like he hasn’t hit puberty yet, guess that’s the balance of life right? 🤣 Honest question though, Are you guys considering making that BBS shirt into a Hoodie? Would be convenient for where I live hehe. 😉
Well thank you for the feedback! 😂 At the moment we are not. However we have a hoodie coming soon enough so stay tuned! I swear its just as cool if not better then the BBS! 🔥 😅
Fitment Industries BBS=Big Beautiful Socks lol SO I HAVE HIGH EXPECTATIONS!! 🤘🏼
I LIKED your video only from the intro part is soo amazing i love it🤘🏼
Make sure you have enough money to actually acquire everything, dont make yourself go broke because you throw every penny you have into a project car.
I did an sti brake swap on my 2016 wrx.... I had the calipers powder coated red, rebuilt, got ss brakes lines, slotted rotors new hardware, and new brake pads... then I started to psych myself out, because I have never bled brakes before. The parts sat for about a year(mostly because of work and lack of time) but then I just got myself a little brake bleeding kit from o’Reillys and said f*#k it. Let’s get it done. Everything went fine should have never doubting myself and I love the way the red brembos pop behind my Motegi mr131s.
My first learned mistake is using the torque wrench to torque a cam bolt. I used a low end 20ftlb-180ftlb wrench and snap the bolt in the head. The machine shop got it out, np but I should have used a wrench that went from 1ftlb to 20ftlb. The right tool for the right job is what I say now
I ordered wheels from FI TODAY and I can’t wait
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Put up the windows ! Make sure you can park a donor car legally! Dont buy rims first or even second! Last touch even if it is your "big money move" on the car or truck stock rims and tires arent hurting anything so leave that for last or you may end up trying to sell the whole car trying to recoup 3 grand in rims and tires with 0 miles on them and it wont happen!
What are those silver star wheels with the gold center towards the top left called?
Kliutch KF!
What wheels were in the thumbnail on the miata?
Those would be Cosmis Racing XT-006R
Biggest rookie mistake. I’ve done it everyone’s done it, is taking off parts or starting to do something without having the parts to replace it yet! Take your time, do it right and you will thank yourself
A big boi rookie mistake is cheaping out or cutting corners.
I just swapped a freshly rebuilt engine and good used trans with 150K miles on it into my car. It lasted 50 miles with the new engine.
Guess who's pulling a transmission this weekend? Me, because I didn't want to spend $1700 on a rebuilt transmission.
What glasses frames does Alex wear, I want them 😂
What are your thoughts on the Fiat 124 Spider?
Lol my first ever project was a b5 s4 picked up as a roller for 400 bucks. It's been a roller coaster but well worth it. Definitely will keep the car forever but agree do not bite off more than you can chew your first go around at a project car
Bowl of Texas toast... 2 day old biscuit from the pizza place... uuuhhhh what?
There is nothing wrong with harbor freight and their tools man. Don’t pull that shit. Cheap tools are a fucking god send. If everyone had to pay the premium of snap on etc there would be lot less people wrenching. And some of the Pittsburgh branded tools at harbor freight are nice. I love my rapid lift low profile jack!
what is that wheel thats there against your left arm? i need to know for research projects
www.fitmentindustries.com/store/wheels?brand=Konig&wmodel=Ampliform
@@FitmentIndustries how does it have the blue tint to it? or is that just a wicked camera play on it?
My first project was BMW 325i omg yo the battery is main problem for half reason wont start
may i ask what is the name of the bronze coloured rim on your background
Kansei KNP! Check them out here! --> bit.ly/2kGXkM8
@@FitmentIndustries thankss!!
I got the turn signal wire wrapped around the fender support and smashed the bulb against the frame.
Hahahahaha. Were was this vid b4 a baught my coupe e30 shell... It was supposed to be "running" add said it needs a battery.. Hahah i found it needs evrything and a new floor and fire wall and engine and gearbox and diff and suspension and interior and, and, and, and. But its a coupe e30 😁
My rookie mistake was turning my daily 17’ WRX into a project car. It’s a miracle that some elderly lady hasn’t been pegged by a rod rocketing out of the block at mach speed.
Those FA20 blocks are very impressive
Hard lesson:
Double check your tire pressure so you don’t destroy your oil pan on the first drive....
Just sayin
Compression issues shouldn't be an issue. Compression test is one of the first things you should be checking when buying a jalopnik.
What wheels are to the left of Alex head with the gold center cap
Can someone tell me what those wheels are on both the left and right of Alex's head are? I might be interested in putting those on the mistake that is my Project car....
KNP's from Kansei and Klutch KF's!
Loved it
Bought a 77 k5 chevy blazer, was told that it should be done in 2 weeks from a guy who though it only needed a handful of things almost over a year later and it was finally running. Lets not talk about cosmetics that still need to be done, the license plate light that is held on by bailing wire, and all the other fun little problems that I am still trying to find and fix. I love her dearly but man shes a pain sometimes.
i wish this video was about when i got my project skyline about a year ago bit off way more than i can do and im now looking to sell it
Okay I have a question, New too the car seen. When you lower your car for good fitment does it limit your turning radius?
That depends on the make and model of the car, the type of suspension your getting, the type of fitment you want, etc there are a lot of factors that come into play
When you buy a project car make sure after you purchase the vehicle ensure that you have more than a two digit number before the comma in your account because for it to be running within the year is at a high cost.
"SO U WANT AN LS400!!!!!!!" pls!!!!!!! great vid btw lol
Havent they done it before
408BARZ "bro is that a foxbody?"
@@Kinzoku_jp have they?
Oh sorry that was donut medias up to speed that i was thinking of
What about buying wrong parts ? You thought that it was in the same car, so it must fit. But in reality it's not.
Hahah, so true. I thort the coupe and 4 door e30 share parts. They doo just none of the 1s i need... 😩
As someone whos looking into somewhat restomoddin a 1977 Celica, i without a doubt thought it was simple by getting the parts and installing them. After seeing the struggle most of my friends had with their builds, i could of wished it were only that simple 😂😭
Electrical harness 😆 the e46 I bought was manual swapped and it was car hell wiring everything up
What do I do if I did what he did with the bolts, do I need an expert to put it back
Make sure you do as much research as you can! My least favorite part is when I’m right in the middle of tearing something out just to find out that I don’t have all the tools I need.
Oh thank God I finally found an answer to the ques3tion " is it normal / okay to have this many left over bolts" or at least I know now I'm not the only one stuck with extras
I'm about to start a 280zx. Have no idea how cars work. It's like the Flinstones isn't it?
I just got a 2003 Hyundai accent because it's what I could afford. I know it's absolutely not a fast car or anything special but it's what I could get and obviously want to "update " / work on it. I want to stay away from have a riced car so any tips would be appreciated thank you
Thinking you know what's wrong with it without doing proper diagnostics and buying a part to fix it, bit it turns out that wasn't what was causing the issue and now you have a new fuel pump for no reason.
Ok this is a cool video but where is “so you want a 350z”? Please
ua-cam.com/video/3J0ud_7yi_c/v-deo.html 370 is essentially the same as the 350, just newer.
literally just pulled the engine in my s13 lmfao it was fun af
The best intro on youtube
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Wow the audio balance on the intro compared to the intro animation. Just blew my eardrums.
Im build for this, I've loved miatas since I was 5
Bro why you gotta hit me so hard here? You're giving me SOME hope that it might actually be worth it. This nugget it my profile picture has been on jack stands more than its been on the road in the year and a half that I've owned it. Granted its 22 years old with 260k on it, but it will be perfect! maybe.
Mistake 1 iv made..... bought a 240sx mistake 2. Think it will be done next month.
Where can I find more vids of ur Datsun tho 😍😍
51k OG sub
NOW LOOK AT YOU GUYS 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘 congratulations keep it up
2nd row.. from left to right.. name of the first wheel? Thx guys
I saw this on my Instagram feed and yelled yup and headed over here 😂
The most important one: Buying something else than the Miata.
Is this a personal attack or something?
I feel attacked
Bought a new set of head studs before learning that there’s a different set of head studs that could handle more horsepower
Does anyone know any builds for a Mitsubishi Mirage Hatchback?
Legit everything stripping out and being the wrong size because its an 89 jeep but hey if the brakes dont work and it has death wobble at least it runs
Capt two6 and drew peakcock damnnnnn