John: Good to see your under new...mgmt with Sebastian now overseeing all your jobs. Just super..cool to see him there with you in the shop. As always, your work speaks for itself 👍
@@LHTPerformance He is definitely his father's son. Just makes me smile every time you have hin with you in one of the cars or now in the shop. Those experiences travel with you throughout life. The car I have now reflects all the car sounds I used to make when I was his age sitting on our porch watching the various cars drive by.👍
Good to see your little guy helping out; good time to get him into good habits: 1) wear safety glasses in the shop (I know, it's hot & they fog up...) 2) leave jewelry and watch on the toolbox Always appreciate your videos!
I used to work at Nissan and the only reason they put the screws in the disc was to keep them in place as they went down the manufacturing line till they got wheels on.
Can't wait til my 3yo boy is older! Going to kill it in the garage! He already helps me with lug nuts when I switch my sticky summer tires over from my winter ones. Hope he gets a bonus 🤪🤪 maybe ice cream treat or something! 👍👍👍
bought a set of these and they collected moisture inside after 1 week. Anyone looking to buy these, id highly suggest adding some butyl around the edges before you install.
Couldn’t find rotor Allen bolts in the store. What is eta for them to be in there and ready to ship. Can’t stand the oem ones. Thanks and hope everyone is great down there. Thanks for the great content!
Taking of the next generation! Glad to see Sebastian in the shop wrenching like you and George! Great work as always guys!
Red interior is a dream. Thank you for posting these videos. I would not have any idea how to rebuild my Honda, if not for these videos.
John: Good to see your under new...mgmt with Sebastian now overseeing all your jobs. Just super..cool to see him there with you in the shop. As always, your work speaks for itself 👍
He loves to help, he learns quick too
@@LHTPerformance He is definitely his father's son. Just makes me smile every time you have hin with you in one of the cars or now in the shop. Those experiences travel with you throughout life. The car I have now reflects all the car sounds I used to make when I was his age sitting on our porch watching the various cars drive by.👍
I can see my self watching your kid take over 20years from now.
You know this is how it used to be. Just learning the trade...
Good to see your little guy helping out; good time to get him into good habits:
1) wear safety glasses in the shop (I know, it's hot & they fog up...)
2) leave jewelry and watch on the toolbox
Always appreciate your videos!
Love the father and son work. It’s still awesome to see the love you guys put in your work.
That’s awesome John, you guys are the best shop ever! We are lucky to have you! 👏👏👏👏👏
Cool video, love how your teaching your son. He'll remember this the rest of his life
Kid has a great teacher and a great car to learn on. I had to learn on a funky old 90s Chevy it was not fun HAHA. Good stuff as always!
I used to work at Nissan and the only reason they put the screws in the disc was to keep them in place as they went down the manufacturing line till they got wheels on.
Leave them off then 👍🏻
Awesome showing the next generation the TLC
Great video. Love you guys and the channel. If I ever have a honda that needs tuning its coming to ya
It's easy enough to exercise everyday 🙌
John, before you know it, he'll be swapping engines on his cars ;)
Can't wait til my 3yo boy is older! Going to kill it in the garage! He already helps me with lug nuts when I switch my sticky summer tires over from my winter ones. Hope he gets a bonus 🤪🤪 maybe ice cream treat or something! 👍👍👍
That’s awesome. My little guy always helps me at the house since a baby. It’s good memories and lots for them to learn. Enjoy your time !
Excellent video! Do you have a link for the red rotors?
bought a set of these and they collected moisture inside after 1 week. Anyone looking to buy these, id highly suggest adding some butyl around the edges before you install.
Counting on Sebastian to work on my 2030 Honda E- S2000 someday. And my gas-powered 2001 too!
He loves to get involved and learns fast. I learnt more from my Dad that way before I went to engineering college
I prefer the old tail lights. Keep it original! Depends on the car though. This one looks like its got some miles on it.
Nice!
What calipers are those? Looking to do a whole brake refresh like this
4:18
Unfortunately the OEM bolts are made from weak metal. Maybe tin.
Couldn’t find rotor Allen bolts in the store. What is eta for them to be in there and ready to ship. Can’t stand the oem ones. Thanks and hope everyone is great down there. Thanks for the great content!
Here ya go. Just got them back in stock.
www.lhtperformance.com/product-page/lht-brake-rotor-bolts
9:37 Those lights are such a** lol
Are you guys restoking the brake light flashers soon ?
I have them in order. I want to stick to the good ones. I tested a whole bunch of the eBay ones and all suck. Lol.