Building the Ultimate Winter Beater
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
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It is very easy and cheap (10$) to set up keyless entry on these, highly recommend.
Hard to overstate what a game-changer a $20 Amazon heated steering wheel cover is on a winter beater. Plug it in the cigarette lighter and frozen hands become toasty warm. I'd actually take it over heated seats if I had to choose. Subscribed!
This is such a well done video. I want a truck like that now
I swear its the smaller creators making the coolest content. Looking at some heated seats and a remote start for my s**t box Ford Ranger now because of you haha. Budget friendly and realistic mods for real life vehicles. From a first time viewer I love the content keep it up man, huge potential on this channel.
I am so glad I found this channel. Honestly some of the best content I’ve seen in a minute
In Italy, in the province of Florence, I have a small, completely original Suzuki Jimny 4x4 with a 1.3-litre m13a petrol engine from 2001, which I use for country and mountain trips on dirt roads and forests, as well as for trips on muddy terrain. On the road I use a set of Ziarelli retreaded tyres, model Mud Power m+s 205-70-15, and then I have a set of Hankook Dynapro off-road tyres. atf RF 10 m+s in the original size 205-70-15.
1.3k subs?!? Dude this is excellent, hope the algorithm boosts this
As a fellow Albertan I 100% can confirm - this is the way. First time viewer. Subbed.
Thank you for sharing your process and introspection on this. I've got a date with my 2002 S10 it seems
That was my first car. Good rig.
This is excellent.
Magnificent hahahha
Greetings from Pontassieve province of Florence, Italy. I see many people who when they go to the countryside on dirt roads in the presence of mud and you see that they go off-road equipped not with mud tires and also use road tires and all terrain! A question is, which tires are most used in your area for driving on rough terrain with mud and snow? Do you use M+S off-road tires or M+S off-road tires?