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Thanks so much for your comment. If you go to ECS Tuning, choose what vehicle you have (make, model, year) then search for diverter valve spacer. On some 2.0 models, the diverter valve is easily accessible from the top back. On other models, they’re hard to access from behind the passenger front wheel. But still doable.

Thanks so much for your comment and input. It’s greatly appreciated.

Thanks so much for your comments and input.

I think it’s been decades since most bikes have had center stands.

Awesome question. Yes, the settings are saved until you change it. Thanks so much for your question.

I had to choose the options including the SAI delete. Thanks for your comment.

I had no idea. But would definitely want to be cautious. Thanks for your comment.

Thanks for your comment. I can’t seem to find the exact part I ordered, but something like this will do the trick. a.co/d/hjxdM13

I’m glad I could help. The tires still look and drive like new after all these seasons. I’m super impressed with them. Thanks so much for your comment.

It could become problematic. I’d probably put on a small hose clamp or even a zip tie just to keep it on. Thanks so much for your comment.

Hey, thanks so much for taking the time to comment.

I apologize. Butting your teeth? I’m not familiar with that phrase. And worry about what?

@@UrAvgRider sorry friend, i use google translator. i have the same sound stututu as in your video, can it damage the turbine. thanks for the answer

@rusik_one no problem. I do not believe that it damages the turbo. The shape in the spacer is what determines the sound. Think of it like a whistle. When the boost pressure is released, it passes through the “whistle” to create the sound. Thanks for your comment.

@@UrAvgRider can i show you my video and you will give me an answer?

@@UrAvgRider Can I send you a video of my sound?

While I agree, my local shops didn’t have the spark plug I was looking for. Not without trying to hunt it down. Thanks for your comments.

I’m so sorry for missing this comment. Thank you so much for commenting. Especially all the way from Brazil. I must be honest and state I have never worn an LS2 helmet of any kind. At first glance, it appears to be a more modern helmet with modern styling. Best of luck with your decision and thank you for watching.

Thanks so much for your comment. The Bonneville was still my favourite bike.

I wouldn’t say that is always the case.

Thanks for letting me know and thanks for your comment. Keep us posted.

Thanks so much for your comment. I still have to make the video, but I went Stage 2 this summer. Stage 1 is still the best bang for the buck.

Everything is still great. Drives great. I have to do a few new videos as I’ve added a downpipe and updated to stage 2. Thanks for your comment.

Thanks so much for your comment. I assume that means it worked when taking out your old visor?

Thank you for your comment. This was definitely the bike that has held the most emotional and sentimental value for me. I’m sure it will for a long time to come.

Thank you so much for taking your time to comment. I really appreciate that. I’m working on a few more videos for the GLI. Stay tuned.

Thank you for taking the time to write a comment. I really appreciate it.

The audio is perfectly aligned with the video on this device. I have only experienced misaligned audio with other wireless devices. Thanks for your comment.

Thanks for your comment. No issues so far. And no loss of boost. But it sounds awesome. I’ve had it on for approximately 9 months.

@@UrAvgRider sweet! I’m a big overthinker and I’ve been doing a ton of research on this. I heard some people say the EA888 gen 1-3 don’t like atmospheric venting and don’t run good with it. I’ve also heard people say oil can leak out of the spacer. Not much but still a little. Have you experienced any oil leaks? Any problems what so ever? I’m very skeptical but I’m excited to install. A lot of people say this could cause issues down the line.

@jonheuer4945 Before putting them on (we installed them on the MK6 GTI and the MK7 GLI), I talked to my trusted mechanic and asked his opinion. He said they’re fine. A little oil may come out, but that’s normal.

@@UrAvgRider have you ever experienced it? With the oil? Any kind of residue around the area?

@@UrAvgRider ok. Have you personally experienced any oil residue?

Thanks for your comment. I also have the Sena Icon RAU (which is the same as the SFR). I just purchased the HD speakers and swapped them. I got much better audio and volume. I do not know if the same base will work for both the SF2 & SF4, but the units are easy enough to change out if you had too. I hope that helps. Thanks again.

Thanks for your comment. I’m glad it worked out for you.

I’m only using an iPhone. It works with both. Thanks for your comment.

I do not believe so. But it’s best to check with your local municipality. This can typically be found online.

Thanks so much for your comment. Unfortunately since I’ve made this video, Triumph Twin Power has stopped selling exhaust. My recommendation would be to check out British Customs. It will be very similar. I hope that helps.

@@UrAvgRider I found them looking at some FB forum

@@MeneghelloPaolelliAsExcellent. Thanks for the update.

Thank you

Thanks so much for your comment. As there are too many variables, size, thickness, armor, etc., the best way I can think of to answer your question is this. If your motorcycle jacket will fit in a standard backpack, it will fit in the side cases. Thanks again.

Thanks so much for your comment. Check out this video. ruclips.net/video/T-fKEp444Sg/видео.htmlsi=e2Rw2VwgaIJlnLgu

I will be answering this exact question in my next video. I haven’t done all the testing yet with quantifiable metrics, but my butt dyno tells me it’s faster. Thanks so much for your comment.

@@UrAvgRider subscribed to find out

@Impulseartworks Thanks so much.

@impulseartworks Hopefully I’ll have the video done this weekend and posted. I changed the focus of the video and I’ll give you credit for the idea. Thanks again.

My fingers are crossed for you too. Thanks for your comment.

Thanks so much. I appreciate your comment.

Thanks so much for commenting. I am quite certain there are no laws that say you can’t use multiple turn signals. The only thing I can think of is that depending on where you place the resistor, the non-LED lights may blink very slow. Not in unison.

Thanks for your comment. I do appreciate you taking your time to do so. I won’t pretend to be an expert on the topic. But when APR recommended a spark plug to use with the tune/modified engine, that’s what I decided to do. Thanks again.

Thank you for covering this topic. It is shameful that Amazon doesn't do something to stop the counterfeit parts sales. I have been a victim of these types of rip-offs and it has caused me to start buying from local spot. I know I drifted way off topic and I shouldn't have. I appreciate you raising awareness on these scams!

@@Jeff_SeelyNo worries at all. I do appreciate this community and everyone’s feedback. Thanks again for commenting.

I believe everything I’ve ever seen said to adjust the chain on the side stand. But only because the weight of the bike should be on the chain. That should also be the case while on the paddock stand. Just as long as the bobbins are not part of the axle blocks. Thanks for your comment.

I love comments like this. Thank you so much for taking your time to comment. Much appreciated.

That’s great!! I really appreciate that info.

Thanks for your comment. I believe it’s been determined that Amazon will always be “buyer beware”. Check out reviews and seller information as it will be the best to make an informed decision.

Yes. Fits the standard Jetta. All without the hassle of having to remove the silly factory lip. 👍 Thanks for your comment.

@@UrAvgRider is there any other exterior parts for the 2024 Jetta. This is all I can find

@MangoTango7 I’ve seen more exterior parts for the standard Jetta than for the GLI (MK7 era).

Yes. Standard on the Special. Thanks so much for your comment.

@UrAvgRider Are you sure the adaptive ride height is standard. How about the 2024? The reason I ask is I placed the order for a special and it's in transit from Holland and I read that it's an extra on the special. Thanks

It’s standard on the North American model. They call it “Adaptive Suspension”. I can’t say I checked other locations around the world.

@@UrAvgRider I understand the adaptive suspension is standard all over the world on the special. I am wondering about the adaptive ride height where the bike lowers down at a stop light. Thanks

@billyflanagan9657 That’s exactly what it is on this bike. “ADAPTIVE SUSPENSION Adaptive Ride Height allows you to lower the seat height when stopped, and it also maintains a constant, optimum suspension sag by continuously adjusting preload.” (Taken from the NA site)

Thanks so much for your comment.

Thanks for your comment.