Honestly, sound dampening for about 100 dollars goes a long way. And my personal favorite is a steering wheel wrap, not the bulky one but the one you have to stitch yourself.
It also improves mileage and speed by reducing (slightly) weight and aerodynamics. Some testing indicates that simply washing the exterior of your car can improve mileage by as much as 10%.
1. Plasti dip (to change the color of car and parts) 2. Colored headlight films 3. Tighten throttle cable 4. Rain visors 5. Upgrade headlights 6. Shift knob
List of best dirt cheap performance mods: - K&N or similar air filter - Aftermarket exhaust muffler upgrade - Lowered springs - Wider rims/wheels and tires(to make it cheaper, trade yours in or sell) - Similar model brake conversion(replace your stock brakes with stock brakes from a newer model) Best dirt cheap visual mods(outside): - Window tint(if legal) - New rims/wheels(plenty of cheap rims out there) - Tailight and headlight tint - Customizing bumpers and side skirts(splitters, cut outs, lips, diffusers) - Chrome trim delete(painting or wrapping chrome trim) - De-badging - Tire lettering - Small spoiler install - Painting rims/wheels Best dirt cheap visual mods(inside): - Trim wrap or paint job - Gauge install(looks good, provides more info) - Bucket seats(used) or newer model seats(used) - Custom or aftermarket shift knob - Halogen to LED instrument cluster, console, and switch conversion - Aftermarket radio or multimedia player - Aftermarket steering wheel(used) That's some of the cheap mods for most of the vehicles. Cost may vary depending on your vehicle.
@@lobsterwhisperer7932 I didn't tell people how to flip cars, I told them what I think is best for as cheap as possible. Everyone has an option to buy a new stock or used stock vehicle, so I don't see a problem. If done right, a modified vehicle can perform and look ten times better than a stock vehicle. After all, everyone has a choice when it comes to that.
Aftermarket radio is so important, i bought a 50buck chinese one, it is far from perfect, but it work fine and the touch screen is convenient for GPS, watching video or using the phone Spotify playlist.
@@valian8985 It's good for a while, but that's one area where I found that it's better to buy a name brand one, such as Alpine, Kenwood or Pioneer. I still run a Chinese one in my car, but will upgrade to Pioneer head unit soon since I'm planning on running two subs and 8 high performance speakers and I need audio to be crisp.
Putting LED's or HID's in a car that wasn't made for them is a great way to blind everyone else on the road. The reflectors inside the lamp housing also need to be adjusted if you're going to do this.
@@TheKaptejn how? The reflectors of the lamp housing cannot be adjusted. Aiming isn't the problem either. The issue is that you need to replace the entire housing for a special design for LEDs. You know those idiots you see driving towards you blinding you with their stupid bright headlights that spread in all directions instead of being aimed where they are supposed to be? Those are people who put led bulbs into a regular car headlight housing. Or, they are driving a jeep, which have terrible headlights and also are spread too wide into oncoming traffic.
I can also say that in some automatic cars, the gear knob can be taken off with very minimal effort to be replaced. Just make sure that you buy the correct type of shift knob for your car because otherwise it won’t work right.
@@saliyasemasinghe9670 honestly it all depends if you can find a shift lever like that. Usually underneath the gear lever, the shift interlock is a vertical button which could work. You do have to take off your gear lever to make sure.
If you mod make sure you can always go back to stock for when you decide to sell your ride. Because a cars value is always higher stock. You can always sell your custom Advan wheels separately, putting the stock wheels back on your car to sell it.
Bro that fixd thing is absolutely worth it if your a competitive driver compared to having a garage on standby to see what’s specifically wrong with your car every time something is off.
You can, BUT for every little thing you can imagine there is a Regulation and also most Parts have to be Approved and meet a certain Standard. Like i said many things are possible, but it's mostly expensive and nerve wracking...
@@noway6633 Yeah, but over here I can reliably say I won't be blinded by some Squat f150 with LED headlights. Not saying that's a rule, but here, that shit wouldnt be able to leave the parking lot.
8:00 Take it from me, and learn from my mistakes. If you have reflector housings, make sure you get LED’s that are specific for your car. This way the Light emitting diodes are in the right place, comparable to where the burning filament would be with the halogen. Additionally, make sure you adjust your headlights off a wall as to make sure you aren’t blinding other drivers, because they are BRIGHT. Like DAYLIGHT.
It's sad that not enough people know this. I complain every single day about being blinded by drivers in Orlando. They don't give a rat's behind about anyone else, as long as they can illuminate the road as brightly as they want. Totally unnecessary in most areas because there are adequate streetlights on the majority of the roadways.
yeah, this guy is really creating gatekeeping for being so anti-automatic. i prefer manual myself, but im not gonna put someone down for driving an automatic.
Headlights are definitely not consistently that easy to take out. Many manufacturers like to make it so you have to either take the whole assembly out, or go in from the wheel well.
9:19 I personally love driving manuals. Although they can be a pain in traffic, it’s still fun. Doing hard or slight pulls, downshifting, etc. It’s all very satisfying. But driving an automatic is just crazy. Imagine riding on “D” all day.
So for the headlights... Many newer cars require you to remove at least part of the front of the car, if not the whole front clip just to get to the screws that allow you to remove the headlight assembly to get to the bulbs. Enjoy.
It's not that easy to install LED or HID bulbs. It's not just a swap. In majority of vehicles, you need to mod the weather seal cap so that LED housing can fit as no LED will work great unless it has a housing containing driver and cooling fan. HID on the other hand have a ballast, and that ballast needs to go through the cap. With this, you need to drill a hole through the cap in order to fit either of these light bulb types. Furthermore proper adjustment of the headlight pattern and you're good to go. If you have projector headlights, don't bother using LED bulbs for that as those suck in terms of brightness while inside projectors, use HID instead. I hope this bit of information helps. I drive a Golf Mk2, so I don't need to worry about all that crap with the weather sealing cap, but you may have to. Note: some headlights can only support halogen bulbs due to their design. Test before replacing.
I am 15 and just got a car and it’s a automatic and personally I don’t want to drive a manual till I get out of highschool when I get a brz. But I am going to get a manual. I just want to learn how to drive first then when I get out of highschool drive a manual.
@@epoxeclipse if you know like one word which is the “TUV”, which is the SUUPER strict restrictions in Germany regarding how you modify your car and what is and isn’t allowed. It basically means “TUV says no”
I find it hilarious you're ripping on automatics standing in front of a new Supra! 🤭🤣 I'm with you tho brother! That's why I'm holding out for the 400 Z rather than going with the Supra
I’m all for saving manuals and I feel like everyone should know how to at least drive a stick but for a daily driver in such mountainous terrain that I live in it’s more of a hassle than fun so I’m fine with my auto maybe I’ll get a manual on a car meant for fun
Actual "Wrap Vinyl" doesn't hurt a basic factory paint job, or a PROPER HomeMade paint job. The old vinyl leaves Glue, or a bad paint job (possibly) won't hold on to the car when pulling the WrapVinyl off
You didn't mention that some vehicles require a module or resistor for replacement LED headlights. The flickering is caused by the vehicle's computer power module which is programmed for incandescent bulbs, not LEDs. Some replacement LEDs include this, some don't.
shift knob 100%, but dont get the nrg weighted ball ones. the adapter on the one i had couldn't even be properly screwed into the shift knob, so for a couple months i had to drive around with a loose ball on top of the adapter lol
A good set of leds are like $80 and then you have to worry if they need to be CANBUS compatible and if they aren’t you have to get like a $20 anti flicker connector too
That's perfectly fine and valid. The car community is so silly with that argument. My r34 skyline coupe is auto. Do I give a shit what others think? No cause it's my dream car and I’m so fucking lucky I found a stock coupe. They're getting rare.
I’m getting my first car soon as an automatic so I don’t go under pressure and fuck up and wreck LMAOO, but my second car I plan on definetly getting a manual
I liked all the mods. The only one I like/don't like is the led head lights. I love led lights. Really bright I can see everything much better. But it seems like everyone goes as bright as they can. Witch is great for the driver. But every one else. Totally blinds them. To me on coming traffic blind by my lights is a very scary thought. Of course can't stand being the driver in the other end of led lights.
Plasti-dIp..cough! Inchannel vent visors for the win. The Stick-on type leak, break, fly off in carwashes, down the highway. Plus don't flow well on most vehicles.
I admit driving a manual is more fun as you learn how to drive a manual, but I have an automatic with shift adapter and a samurai sword handle, less fun but it beats changing out the tranny
Good luck performing faster gear shifts in a manual than in my automatic. xD It changes gears in 0.2 seconds. Also, don't underestimate the power of good quality halogen light bulbs. LED's give out 100% light right away, but as they get "warmer", their output lights can be redused down to somewhere between 70-90% depending on the production quality of said LEDs. LED's are not designed to be fitted inside halogen lamps. Not only will you get the wrong light destribution, you'll also blind the oncoming traffic. There's a reason why OEM LED headlights are not a single "bulb", but they are actively controlled by an ECM and a camera to detect the surroundings. One of the reasons is to cut the light, so you're shielding the oncoming traffic from being blinded. And to adjust the lights down won't help much either, because the light will bounce off the asphalt. Regular cars won't be as much affected as that oncoming 18-wheeler will, because of the height of the driver. Installing aftermarket LED bulbs in a non-compatible headlamp is a douce move against the other drivers on the road and can cause the oncoming driver to be blinded for extended time after the passing. That can be fatal at night, if there's people walking on the road side with no reflective equipment of some sort. It will be the same as you would be driving with your full-beams on all the time.
I just got a new shift knob I love the feel of it but the one thing I did wrong was get a metal knob if my car sits in the sun for probably more than 30 minutes I have to drive with a microfiber cloth over my knob
Cheap "mod" 1: apply rain repellant on your windscreen, help you see clear during deluge. also easier to get dead bugs off. Cheap "mod" 2: add wiper fluid additives to keep the windscreen clean when you use the windscreen flush. "Cheap" mod 3: get a headlamp polish pack to clear up the 'haze' on old headlamps. Car looks like new again.
speaking of manuals and shift nobs. i made my own nob by using a piece of pipe and a nut, i pressed the nut into the pipe and threaded it on to the shifter
Just to let people know, not that yall will see this anyway, you should not rest your hand on your shifter in a manual car. On newer cars it might be better, not sure, why take the chance? Reasoning is you are moving the shifter around slightly even if you dont realize it which can cause a few issues down the line. Thats also why you shouldnt rest your foot on the clutch. Although that doesnt take away from the fact that a custom shift knob can be cool
I would drive a manual but 1. I can’t afford to buy my own car, I’m stuck with what I get, and 2. The terrain where I live makes it so an auto is safer, the ice is no joke and it’s there 7 months of the year. A manual can lose control easier due to you not being able to keep two hands on the wheel at all times.
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What's your favorite cheap/free mod you know of?
Bro what happened to the viper man...... Any updates????
Love the idea of upgrade to led lights and tighten the throttle.
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Honestly, sound dampening for about 100 dollars goes a long way. And my personal favorite is a steering wheel wrap, not the bulky one but the one you have to stitch yourself.
Although not a mod, keeping your car clean, inside and out, increases looks by like a thousand percent.
It also improves mileage and speed by reducing (slightly) weight and aerodynamics. Some testing indicates that simply washing the exterior of your car can improve mileage by as much as 10%.
@@Lockpickingblacksmith 10%? That’s cap.
Source: Just trust me bro
@@heroichitsuji what?
Thanks mom
Thank you, it’s free and easy. People who have dirty cars, especially when it’s a nice car owner by an enthusiast they loose all my respect
1. Plasti dip (to change the color of car and parts)
2. Colored headlight films
3. Tighten throttle cable
4. Rain visors
5. Upgrade headlights
6. Shift knob
Bro this is so bad that its going to ruing your car haha
@@gamerlive3598 the most viable would be the headlights and the shift knob. Maybe the tint of you’re going for looks
I logged in just to say thank you and give a like.
Tighten throttle cable?
4. Roasing Automatic Drivers
List of best dirt cheap performance mods:
- K&N or similar air filter
- Aftermarket exhaust muffler upgrade
- Lowered springs
- Wider rims/wheels and tires(to make it cheaper, trade yours in or sell)
- Similar model brake conversion(replace your stock brakes with stock brakes from a newer model)
Best dirt cheap visual mods(outside):
- Window tint(if legal)
- New rims/wheels(plenty of cheap rims out there)
- Tailight and headlight tint
- Customizing bumpers and side skirts(splitters, cut outs, lips, diffusers)
- Chrome trim delete(painting or wrapping chrome trim)
- De-badging
- Tire lettering
- Small spoiler install
- Painting rims/wheels
Best dirt cheap visual mods(inside):
- Trim wrap or paint job
- Gauge install(looks good, provides more info)
- Bucket seats(used) or newer model seats(used)
- Custom or aftermarket shift knob
- Halogen to LED instrument cluster, console, and switch conversion
- Aftermarket radio or multimedia player
- Aftermarket steering wheel(used)
That's some of the cheap mods for most of the vehicles. Cost may vary depending on your vehicle.
All things to run a mile from as a prospective buyer.
@@lobsterwhisperer7932 I didn't tell people how to flip cars, I told them what I think is best for as cheap as possible. Everyone has an option to buy a new stock or used stock vehicle, so I don't see a problem. If done right, a modified vehicle can perform and look ten times better than a stock vehicle. After all, everyone has a choice when it comes to that.
Aftermarket radio is so important, i bought a 50buck chinese one, it is far from perfect, but it work fine and the touch screen is convenient for GPS, watching video or using the phone Spotify playlist.
@@valian8985 It's good for a while, but that's one area where I found that it's better to buy a name brand one, such as Alpine, Kenwood or Pioneer. I still run a Chinese one in my car, but will upgrade to Pioneer head unit soon since I'm planning on running two subs and 8 high performance speakers and I need audio to be crisp.
The only car mod I can afford is putting taping a soda can on the tip of my exhausts
The only thing I can afford is cleaning my car with the hose at my parent's house.
@@j.d.thejdmguy8993 lol
You got cars?
Y'all got a house
@@arroidaibrahimovici4832 I have my own car that was my grandpas but he passed away so I’m the only one who loves to drive it
Putting LED's or HID's in a car that wasn't made for them is a great way to blind everyone else on the road. The reflectors inside the lamp housing also need to be adjusted if you're going to do this.
True but just adjust it to not blind anyone
Every time I pass some jerk with their lights like that I wanna throw a hammer through their windshield.
@@TheKaptejn how? The reflectors of the lamp housing cannot be adjusted. Aiming isn't the problem either. The issue is that you need to replace the entire housing for a special design for LEDs. You know those idiots you see driving towards you blinding you with their stupid bright headlights that spread in all directions instead of being aimed where they are supposed to be? Those are people who put led bulbs into a regular car headlight housing. Or, they are driving a jeep, which have terrible headlights and also are spread too wide into oncoming traffic.
This
@@DonKelleyMusic Agreed. When I said adjusted in my original comment I meant replace/customize 😁
I can also say that in some automatic cars, the gear knob can be taken off with very minimal effort to be replaced. Just make sure that you buy the correct type of shift knob for your car because otherwise it won’t work right.
But what about the ones with the shift lock on the side
@@saliyasemasinghe9670 honestly it all depends if you can find a shift lever like that. Usually underneath the gear lever, the shift interlock is a vertical button which could work. You do have to take off your gear lever to make sure.
why would you want to change the shift knob on a car you dont need to shift
Sickspeeds sell and adapter that turns a button into a push. some cars only come with auto with DCT, Veloster, i30N and most newer Lexus
@@thevideogamer0mg99 idk maybe cause it looks cool?
The dankpods clip is just perfection
Dude right tho, 👌💯
I love dank podz he is motorcycle guy
@@magnusbeast9194 he’s a car guy actually, he’s got a 1970s Mercedes, a 80s Honda city, and some more cool retro cars.
“Ol mate merc”
@@isaacsrandomvideos667 yas
3:11
If you mod make sure you can always go back to stock for when you decide to sell your ride. Because a cars value is always higher stock. You can always sell your custom Advan wheels separately, putting the stock wheels back on your car to sell it.
Unless you drive a true shitbox that is basically worthless stock anyway
@@joey_f4ke238 basically my Fiat. Not too much of a shitbox but definetly cheap already lol.
True, a stock car is worth more than already modified one
Bro that fixd thing is absolutely worth it if your a competitive driver compared to having a garage on standby to see what’s specifically wrong with your car every time something is off.
"just upgrade LED Headlights" This sounds easy in the US, but for us folks in Germany it's another story... 😑
It feels like I cant change anything at my car in germany
You can, BUT for every little thing you can imagine there is a Regulation and also most Parts have to be Approved and meet a certain Standard. Like i said many things are possible, but it's mostly expensive and nerve wracking...
@@lukasrgl Freedom is great
@@noway6633 Yeah, but over here I can reliably say I won't be blinded by some Squat f150 with LED headlights. Not saying that's a rule, but here, that shit wouldnt be able to leave the parking lot.
@@lukasrgl same in Australia, it’s hell.
No one :Yes Officer, it's stock
Officer : Understandable, have a great day
I didn't think you'd be here! 😀
@@maxxedredlineproductions oh ! Hi friend
8:00
Take it from me, and learn from my mistakes. If you have reflector housings, make sure you get LED’s that are specific for your car. This way the Light emitting diodes are in the right place, comparable to where the burning filament would be with the halogen. Additionally, make sure you adjust your headlights off a wall as to make sure you aren’t blinding other drivers, because they are BRIGHT. Like DAYLIGHT.
It's sad that not enough people know this. I complain every single day about being blinded by drivers in Orlando. They don't give a rat's behind about anyone else, as long as they can illuminate the road as brightly as they want. Totally unnecessary in most areas because there are adequate streetlights on the majority of the roadways.
9:30 I got bad news… you can change the knob in a automatic lol
yeah, this guy is really creating gatekeeping for being so anti-automatic. i prefer manual myself, but im not gonna put someone down for driving an automatic.
Headlights are definitely not consistently that easy to take out. Many manufacturers like to make it so you have to either take the whole assembly out, or go in from the wheel well.
That throttle cable tip was extremely helpful thank you🙏🙏🙏
3:11 DANK PODS!!!
Daaaaaaaaank poddddddds
DANK PODS
not only can you make the front lights yellow, making the rear lights darker also looks cool
Maybe thanks to you, my future car modifications would be sick but cheap or heck, free!
9:19 I personally love driving manuals. Although they can be a pain in traffic, it’s still fun. Doing hard or slight pulls, downshifting, etc. It’s all very satisfying. But driving an automatic is just crazy. Imagine riding on “D” all day.
Driving on D allows me to focus on driving I am more aware of my handling with an auto.
So for the headlights... Many newer cars require you to remove at least part of the front of the car, if not the whole front clip just to get to the screws that allow you to remove the headlight assembly to get to the bulbs. Enjoy.
It takes 15mins
It's not that easy to install LED or HID bulbs. It's not just a swap. In majority of vehicles, you need to mod the weather seal cap so that LED housing can fit as no LED will work great unless it has a housing containing driver and cooling fan. HID on the other hand have a ballast, and that ballast needs to go through the cap. With this, you need to drill a hole through the cap in order to fit either of these light bulb types. Furthermore proper adjustment of the headlight pattern and you're good to go. If you have projector headlights, don't bother using LED bulbs for that as those suck in terms of brightness while inside projectors, use HID instead.
I hope this bit of information helps. I drive a Golf Mk2, so I don't need to worry about all that crap with the weather sealing cap, but you may have to. Note: some headlights can only support halogen bulbs due to their design. Test before replacing.
Every conversion I’ve done was plug and play
thats so funny, i literally got a buttonless automatic carbon fiber shift knob last week and i have new headlights and bulbs in my cart😂😂😂
Who else is is watching this but doesn’t have a car?
😢😅
Can't believe dankpods was in a car video
1:34 I come home after school and check your channel every day. I love you bro
Thank you so much Ideal! I don't have a car yet, but I will soon and I am adding all of your videos to a playlist to use them later on.
Spending your money on mods is better than spending on beer, cigs or drugs ;)
Yellow headlights make the car look like it has jaundice.
I am 15 and just got a car and it’s a automatic and personally I don’t want to drive a manual till I get out of highschool when I get a brz. But I am going to get a manual. I just want to learn how to drive first then when I get out of highschool drive a manual.
I have a custom shift knob on a automatic it looks real good
LED headlights: blind everyone else so you can see a little better
If you’re in the UK don’t change halogen to LED/HID it’s illegal, you have to change the entire headlight unit to a LED/HID unit
So I have a 1996(I believe) F-150 where the shift knob isn't removable, makes me sad every time I see a cool knob
I’ve been wanting to black out my 335i’s grille and exhaust tips for a while now and thank you for reinforcing those thoughts
335i?
@@redcrayy2909 335i
@@redcrayy2909 3 series
@@jamie8037 3
@@douglaslane6184 2
10:04 “15 bucks” *shows pictures of $80+ likewise shift knobs*
There's a saying in Germany when it comes to car mods: „TüV sagt: ‚Nein.‘“
i know im from germany too
translation?
@@epoxeclipse if you know like one word which is the “TUV”, which is the SUUPER strict restrictions in Germany regarding how you modify your car and what is and isn’t allowed. It basically means “TUV says no”
@@_ph4nt0mzz_47 it’s funny that the country with an autobahn and nurinburg but can’t modify your cars
@@ruskibruski it’s not impossible, just very expensive to get these mods registered. For example the Led headlight modification costs around 600-1200€
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I find it hilarious you're ripping on automatics standing in front of a new Supra! 🤭🤣
I'm with you tho brother! That's why I'm holding out for the 400 Z rather than going with the Supra
Can u do a modified xf sedan???
I’m all for saving manuals and I feel like everyone should know how to at least drive a stick but for a daily driver in such mountainous terrain that I live in it’s more of a hassle than fun so I’m fine with my auto maybe I’ll get a manual on a car meant for fun
I also live in a mtn area and drive an auto Nissan. I prefer the auto for a daily driver 👍
@@holcombballer23 I did eventually get a manual and it’s not too bad but I still have my auto and I drive them equally
Upgrade my headlights, should I transfer over the yellow film that caused the need to upgrade?
I fr respect manual drivers😭, but i dont think i have the patience for it in ATL traffic💀
Bought a Manual Honda from ATL 😂 sold it ! Have auto now !lol
'''Hi, my names Charmander...''
When do we get the 20,000 budget build video:)
Yes please!!
You make 2k a month delivering pizza, well at least I do.
3:14 the dankpods clip just gained you my respect.
I’ve been using my paddle shifters on my new car and it’s been so fun! As someone who’s never drove a manual, I definitely want to learn then buy one!
that katana shift knob is the only reason i want a manual rn (side note - that’s not true manual is amazing all around)
Actual "Wrap Vinyl" doesn't hurt a basic factory paint job, or a PROPER HomeMade paint job. The old vinyl leaves Glue, or a bad paint job (possibly) won't hold on to the car when pulling the WrapVinyl off
You didn't mention that some vehicles require a module or resistor for replacement LED headlights. The flickering is caused by the vehicle's computer power module which is programmed for incandescent bulbs, not LEDs. Some replacement LEDs include this, some don't.
yea, you can see the flickering from other cars' led headlights in a dashcam really easily.
Also a cheap visibility help is a window cleaner called Rainx
shift knob 100%, but dont get the nrg weighted ball ones. the adapter on the one i had couldn't even be properly screwed into the shift knob, so for a couple months i had to drive around with a loose ball on top of the adapter lol
You can also get a beer tap as a shift knob too! 🤔👌
10:45 YESSSSSSSSS, dank pods!
what?
@@tyler_3v Its another y/t channel, pretty fun but not car related
@@IAmTheScience17 ohhhhh
A good set of leds are like $80 and then you have to worry if they need to be CANBUS compatible and if they aren’t you have to get like a $20 anti flicker connector too
Yup, the voltage regulators adds to the price. Nevermind if the housing isn’t the right pattern 😂
Ouch that hurts
Im only driving automatic Because im disabled & im not really allowed to drive manual (even though i can do it just fine)
Automatic is great too!
@@alexlyon3833 true : )
That's perfectly fine and valid. The car community is so silly with that argument. My r34 skyline coupe is auto. Do I give a shit what others think? No cause it's my dream car and I’m so fucking lucky I found a stock coupe. They're getting rare.
@@delimbiyra680 thanks
Racer games exists, corona can't stop this
6:29...i heard a booger come loose 😂
brad hustlin brad danger's back baby!!!
i just wasted 8 min of my life.
😂
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Same
The only shift knob that I love is the early MOPAR pistol-grip shift knob
best cheap car mod is stripping out the rear seats or at least keep car empty rather than a ton of junk in the back
I’m getting my first car soon as an automatic so I don’t go under pressure and fuck up and wreck LMAOO, but my second car I plan on definetly getting a manual
I'm sticking with an automatic for the rest of my life because it is my choice
Hi ideal I wish your channel grows you make great content!!
I NEED HELP! is using plasti dip to paint your whole car ok? if not what should I use?
I liked all the mods. The only one I like/don't like is the led head lights. I love led lights. Really bright I can see everything much better. But it seems like everyone goes as bright as they can. Witch is great for the driver. But every one else. Totally blinds them. To me on coming traffic blind by my lights is a very scary thought. Of course can't stand being the driver in the other end of led lights.
The rain stick ons by me are like almost $100 or more pending on the car 🤔
My car out shifts me so, yeah; automatic all the way. lol
That 🐉 🏀 Z shift knob!
4 ⭐️ 🏀 is a must have, hands down!
🔥🔥🔥
9:48 love how my earbuds says low battery as soon as he says ''or you could get a rubber one''
A little of balance goes a long way.... some preventative maintenance and then some bling!
Nothing like the smell of hydrocarbons in the morning.
i wanna mod my car but it's an automatic. should i still do it?
1:35 I deliver pizzas and my life was fulfilled when he said that line
Might Plasti dip my emblems... But I'm definitely making some custom hood vents in the next couple weeks.
how?🤔
@@melvinromero8681 go get aluminum, measure my hood, then cut the aluminum to the right size, powder coat them, then rivet them on
I wasn't expecting a DankBuds clip to be in this video
mankegyo sharingan contacts looked sick lmao
One cool small detail could be lugnuts, i've always though they looked good on some wheels
Just note the spiked one are illegal for some places
Me with the busted camry
U know the handle on the gear stick for automatic cars can also be changed right?
Plasti-dIp..cough!
Inchannel vent visors for the win. The Stick-on type leak, break, fly off in carwashes, down the highway. Plus don't flow well on most vehicles.
I admit driving a manual is more fun as you learn how to drive a manual, but I have an automatic with shift adapter and a samurai sword handle, less fun but it beats changing out the tranny
Good luck performing faster gear shifts in a manual than in my automatic. xD It changes gears in 0.2 seconds.
Also, don't underestimate the power of good quality halogen light bulbs.
LED's give out 100% light right away, but as they get "warmer", their output lights can be redused down to somewhere between 70-90% depending on the production quality of said LEDs.
LED's are not designed to be fitted inside halogen lamps. Not only will you get the wrong light destribution, you'll also blind the oncoming traffic. There's a reason why OEM LED headlights are not a single "bulb", but they are actively controlled by an ECM and a camera to detect the surroundings. One of the reasons is to cut the light, so you're shielding the oncoming traffic from being blinded.
And to adjust the lights down won't help much either, because the light will bounce off the asphalt. Regular cars won't be as much affected as that oncoming 18-wheeler will, because of the height of the driver.
Installing aftermarket LED bulbs in a non-compatible headlamp is a douce move against the other drivers on the road and can cause the oncoming driver to be blinded for extended time after the passing. That can be fatal at night, if there's people walking on the road side with no reflective equipment of some sort.
It will be the same as you would be driving with your full-beams on all the time.
Not like every single guy has already heard of plasti dipping your car thankyou 🙏
The shift nob is my favorite mod by far in this episode.
I just got a new shift knob I love the feel of it but the one thing I did wrong was get a metal knob if my car sits in the sun for probably more than 30 minutes I have to drive with a microfiber cloth over my knob
Good to know lol
the yellow head lights look like gte racing headlights although it does make some cars look like they have Wilsons disease
I drive an automatic but I still got a custom shift knob it’s a Pokémon ball
Cheap "mod" 1: apply rain repellant on your windscreen, help you see clear during deluge. also easier to get dead bugs off.
Cheap "mod" 2: add wiper fluid additives to keep the windscreen clean when you use the windscreen flush.
"Cheap" mod 3: get a headlamp polish pack to clear up the 'haze' on old headlamps. Car looks like new again.
That E38 7 lookin cleannnnnn in the background
Thats what i tought:D i was checking if anyone else is commenting the same thing
Omg that's why I love this channel 💙
In school Rn but got to watch the videos
speaking of manuals and shift nobs. i made my own nob by using a piece of pipe and a nut, i pressed the nut into the pipe and threaded it on to the shifter
Best leds by far are from Lasfit. They are AMAZING!!!
Thanks to you, my Hyundai finna be dope
Just to let people know, not that yall will see this anyway, you should not rest your hand on your shifter in a manual car. On newer cars it might be better, not sure, why take the chance? Reasoning is you are moving the shifter around slightly even if you dont realize it which can cause a few issues down the line. Thats also why you shouldnt rest your foot on the clutch. Although that doesnt take away from the fact that a custom shift knob can be cool
Slush box?😂😂💀 That’s funny😂 That’s my first time hearing that lol
Don’t get a automatic instead get a manual but if you’re not feeling cool enough with a manual get a
Sequential gearbox
I would drive a manual but 1. I can’t afford to buy my own car, I’m stuck with what I get, and 2. The terrain where I live makes it so an auto is safer, the ice is no joke and it’s there 7 months of the year. A manual can lose control easier due to you not being able to keep two hands on the wheel at all times.