Sarah-OEM-Tuned. After watching years of your videos it’s hard to watch any other “build” video. They don’t clean before and after, they don’t use OEM parts and they skip over 80% of the steps. Honestly you have set the bar so high that no one can compete, especially when you add your jokes in. Keep up the amazing work.
Hi sarah, all these ad on's you're doing are awesome & totally necessary to the vison you have in your mind , & yes it look's fuckin nice......the floor well's look mean...
@@SarahnTunedyour floor lights look brighter on screen because your camera was increasing exposure due to the mostly dark environment on your shot, your eyes were most likely asborbing light from your shop, this causes your eyes exposure to darkened to compensate for the additional light your camera didn't capture.
The joy you exude when doing these upgrades is contagious. Nice how Subaru makes it straightforward to install these parts (other than removing intercooler). I've always liked red interior accent lights, sharp looking. I put a red filter in my first new car, '78 Celica GT. Gump keeps getting better and better.
I find my favorite channels are those which have a person sharing their passion. This channel is the epitome of that. I love that RUclips exists for this type of content.
Spot on with those lights, Sarah. 🔥 Bang-on with the discussion of the color temperature. Not everyone knows this, but every "white" LED is actually a blue LED with phosphor added. The phosphor fluoresces by the blue light emitted from the LED. Cheaper LEDs tend to appear blue-ish (high Kelvin temp) because the phosphors don't fluoresce in all the spectrum colors (causing the phosphor to seem dimmer), or don't shine nearly as brightly as the diode itself (allowing more blue to shine through). That causes cheaper parts to really show blue, and the Subaru OEM parts to look really sharp on Gump. 👍
Even with home LED light bulbs you have to be careful as to the 'temperature'. Higher Kevlin numbers (daylight 4000+) are best for basements, storage spaces, sometimes kitchens; the lower (2400) for living, dining, bedrooms.
After subscribing in 2020, I went back and watched all your previous Gump videos and I am convinced you could make a video of you removing the bumper blindfolded for as many times as you have removed it! Those tags you added showing the screen captures of the instructions pointing to your work are a cool addition… I can’t imagine all the time you put into editing. 😱 As always, thank you, Sarah. 👍👍👍
Sarah, nice pro job at 12:45 combining the two power & two ground lines into one plug. Definitely better work than what I've seen with some 'pro shops' installing automotive accessories. 😡
I just think that's it's so cool that I'm literally 5 miles away from all of this awesomeness!! Even though I wouldn't ever do this type of car work I do really appreciate your attention to detail on every aspect of your work!! I've used some of your work methods and how-to ideas from your channel!! Lastly I love seeing a former AF member do so well, I retired after 26 years in the AF as a Comm/Nav tech so I can appreciate your work ethics.
@@tt-rs1457 Would totally agree if I didn’t own a Mk1 TT similar to the one Sarah re-built in one of her first project. But the Supra was an absolute beauty by the time it was finished, thanks to Sarah hard work.
You know, it is so crazy that car manufacturers still make cars/trucks with chrome on it. I completely agree with you on disliking chrome. In addition, I absolutely love your attention to detail Sarah. Can’t wait to to see you get your own Barnominium with your car collection.
Your attention to detail is positively received by most of us that are the same. I also clean whole area when putting on new parts of the many motorcycles and cars that I have owned over my years of modifying vehicles. Thanks for the the upload and have an awesome weekend!
"Clipper doodles" Would love to see that on a tee shirt ! This is definitely a "build", the attention to detail you've invested into the Gump is awesome. Your "excessive attention to detail" is why I love your channel !
I've done a little bit of video editing and I would not have Clue One on how to do that cute thing with the install diagrams zapping in and out. Nice work!
i just bought myself a 2013 xt forester. my first car to buy when i started working overseas in Australia. Im gonna look back at this and try when i have enough money. Thank you for having this idea. i love your channel
A little jealous of Jay, but also happy for him. I am continuously amazed at the level of detail on the mods you have done to Gump. Love that you make every effort to keep it OEM Subaru.
Aloha Miss Sarah! Next to the Ranger the Supra is my next favorite build of yours but that will change when the Celica is finished. Hope you had a nice Thanksgiving and have a great weekend.
Well, yeah, on the other hand even such a pristine top-notch restauration needs attention. If the lucky winner does not feel comfortable to do/organise a proper upkeep. Whatever is better to keep her work in the best order, is my take.
I am one of those fans who definitely appreciates your attention to detail! I personally don't have nearly your level of patience or attention to detail, but I certainly appreciate you Sarah.
That was awesome hearing from the winner, fellow Texan. (Although I moved here for work just under 5 years ago. So I don't sound as awesome as him. My coworkers love my accent though!)
Sarah, as a fellow car lover with OCD, I so appreciate your attention to detail as well as your skill, knowledge and especially your presentation. Thanks for your wonderful videos. You rock!
Thats awesome of you for shipping it. I missed that part or I would have put my hat in the ring. will know for future events. Your vids are awesome and so funny.
I thoroughly appreciate the amount of attention to detail and OCDness that goes into these videos. No one else does that. It has been really cool too to see how the Forester has progressed into what you want it to be and all with OEM parts from Japan. It goes to show you what is truly possible when you put your mind to something. Kudos and bravo for that! Forester Gump looks great!!
Congrats on 600K. Your attention to detail, plus your quirky and fun personality have made your channel successful. Looking forward to your future growth and content.
The finished Supra definitely justifies all the hours of effort you put in on it. There's you going to all that trouble and manufacturers are not even putting a list of what circuit each fuse covers in the owner's handbook these days. Love your videos.
Your video productions are awesome. Your understanding of vehicles and skills to work on them are awesome. Subaru and their vehicles are awesome. Your spine is awesome. The rest of you is also awesome. In summary, this channel is awesome.
Absolutely appreciate the extent you’re going in purchasing and installing authentic Subaru STI parts. Not that it was bad before but I completely agree with you in that there’s a big difference and gives the car a more real deal look and feel
I will miss the giveaway Celica. I didn't like it when you first got it but then you worked your magic on it and now I love it! I almost wish that it was the one you were throwing a V8 into and keeping. 😔 I am intrigued to see what you work on as a give-away car next. If you would consider suggestions, maybe a '90s to 2000 model Nissan 300ZX? Or maybe a '70's model Datsun 280Z?
Yeah, front lights do look better worth the effort sourcing OEM parts👌, it's all the little details, which we all appreciate. Also the graphics and pictures in the Mercedes AMG review vid, I guessed I'd be too late with the comment on that one hopefully you see this one, I appreciate the extra time and effort you put in to do that.❤
Congrats again to Jay for winning the Supra. So mint! 👏🏻 Nothing beats OEM fitment. Replicas are alright but they do “cheapen” the overall affect. Gump is now truly STi. 👏🏻😎
After owning a '19 Forester Sport since new, I was thinking about trading it in out of boredom but after seeing how they can be modded I might just hold on to it. You did a great job, Sarah.
Just realized that yours, are the only builds I can watch anymore. Some of these people could at least role play a semi normal budget build. Not everyone wants 1000hp in a vehicle worth more than a house, that will be broken 99.9% of the time. And you can't drive unless the planets line up and it's dry enough, prepped enough, etc.. it's funny. Most of us just want a bit better than stock, better looks, better audio. It's not complicated, driving it to work and the grocery. Not SEMA
One thing I really appreciate when you work on Forester Gump, Sarah, is that it is, even though it's almost a decade old, it's definitely a modern car and you're working on it just the same as you do the older cars. Really defeats the stereotypes that newer cars are impossible to do anything to. Just gotta have the right parts, tools, and a creative mind to do it.
I would 1000% upgrade that display; such a rare cross-gen compatibility! Of course, that's if it was my oNLy baby... you have soo many parts on the wishlist i'm sure 😅
You know that feeling you sometimes had as a young kid, that stuff was getting handled and being completely taken care of, where you knew everything was gonna be fine and didn't give it a second thought? That's what your videos feel like, because you do stuff like this. You handle it and get it completely taken care of. That's as relaxing as it is rare. 🥰
Sarah-OEM-Tuned. After watching years of your videos it’s hard to watch any other “build” video. They don’t clean before and after, they don’t use OEM parts and they skip over 80% of the steps. Honestly you have set the bar so high that no one can compete, especially when you add your jokes in. Keep up the amazing work.
Turkey salad from Australian fan 😊
Sarah - your editing skills are impeccable, and the time you put into your videos is noticed and appreciated! 😊
Hi sarah, all these ad on's you're doing are awesome & totally necessary to the vison you have in your mind , & yes it look's fuckin nice......the floor well's look mean...
Yeah.. I need to dial it back a tad. Lol I spent all of Thanksgiving day editing this one
@@SarahnTunedyour floor lights look brighter on screen because your camera was increasing exposure due to the mostly dark environment on your shot, your eyes were most likely asborbing light from your shop, this causes your eyes exposure to darkened to compensate for the additional light your camera didn't capture.
I'm happy the Celica went to Texas and not the salt ridden roads in the northern states. Best of luck with it, Jay.
Jay is one VERY lucky person. You did a fabulous job on that beautiful Celica and I'm seriously jealous.
You deserve car giveawayer of the year award for your detail attention effort and excellentness
You're ability to source parts is bloody amazing and the gumpster diving under the dash... you're a contortionist as well!
Yep one of my favorite things about this channel is the attention to detail. And your humor 🤓
You’re my absolute favorite automotive channel on RUclips. Your sense of humor and knowledge is top shelf amazing!
I feel the same way.
The joy you exude when doing these upgrades is contagious. Nice how Subaru makes it straightforward to install these parts (other than removing intercooler). I've always liked red interior accent lights, sharp looking. I put a red filter in my first new car, '78 Celica GT. Gump keeps getting better and better.
Removing the intercooler is only because I 100% would have broke a nail trying to press that rubber grommet back in at that angle.
@@SarahnTunedA smart move without a doubt. Hitting your head when under the lift is bad enough.
@@SarahnTuned Yes you don't want to break a nail, it can be painful as well as damage the color on them.
Factory parts are the way to go 👍 they look so much better than aftermarket
You can see it in your eyes you didn't want to let it go. Onward and upwards from here!
I find my favorite channels are those which have a person sharing their passion. This channel is the epitome of that. I love that RUclips exists for this type of content.
Spot on with those lights, Sarah. 🔥 Bang-on with the discussion of the color temperature. Not everyone knows this, but every "white" LED is actually a blue LED with phosphor added. The phosphor fluoresces by the blue light emitted from the LED. Cheaper LEDs tend to appear blue-ish (high Kelvin temp) because the phosphors don't fluoresce in all the spectrum colors (causing the phosphor to seem dimmer), or don't shine nearly as brightly as the diode itself (allowing more blue to shine through). That causes cheaper parts to really show blue, and the Subaru OEM parts to look really sharp on Gump. 👍
Even with home LED light bulbs you have to be careful as to the 'temperature'. Higher Kevlin numbers (daylight 4000+) are best for basements, storage spaces, sometimes kitchens; the lower (2400) for living, dining, bedrooms.
Thanks!
After subscribing in 2020, I went back and watched all your previous Gump videos and I am convinced you could make a video of you removing the bumper blindfolded for as many times as you have removed it! Those tags you added showing the screen captures of the instructions pointing to your work are a cool addition… I can’t imagine all the time you put into editing. 😱 As always, thank you, Sarah. 👍👍👍
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Funny, YT pays much better than active duty air force 😂 Sarah’s attention to detail seems above and beyond so well deserved…
Sarah, nice pro job at 12:45 combining the two power & two ground lines into one plug. Definitely better work than what I've seen with some 'pro shops' installing automotive accessories. 😡
Haha thanks! To be fair I probably have vastly more education from a background in aerospace than the average “pro” working at a car shop.
Can't wait for the manual swap
I just think that's it's so cool that I'm literally 5 miles away from all of this awesomeness!! Even though I wouldn't ever do this type of car work I do really appreciate your attention to detail on every aspect of your work!! I've used some of your work methods and how-to ideas from your channel!! Lastly I love seeing a former AF member do so well, I retired after 26 years in the AF as a Comm/Nav tech so I can appreciate your work ethics.
That's a little closer than my 5267 miles.
Sad to see the Supra go , hope the new owner appreciates the effort that went in to it. Loved part 2 of the Gump videos, waiting for part 3.
Thinking, the Supra was her best looking car so far.....
@@tt-rs1457 Would totally agree if I didn’t own a Mk1 TT similar to the one Sarah re-built in one of her first project. But the Supra was an absolute beauty by the time it was finished, thanks to Sarah hard work.
Sarah, your attention to detail is unequaled.
Sarah, love seeing the skills you show while giving your most cherished auto family the most love and attention they deserve.
This has to be the cleanest used FXT out there. Those new lights look awesome. Well done Sarah!
Great job! Your attention to detail is second to none.
Sarah. You get prettier and prettier every day. Thank you!
"Some people won't appreciate what l did today !"
You mean 3 days ! You are so tenacious ! It got to be right...right ? Love it 😻
Glad you got the leather center hood cover installed! It's such a nice upgrade, it should have been factory.
You know, it is so crazy that car manufacturers still make cars/trucks with chrome on it. I completely agree with you on disliking chrome. In addition, I absolutely love your attention to detail Sarah. Can’t wait to to see you get your own Barnominium with your car collection.
Your attention to detail is positively received by most of us that are the same. I also clean whole area when putting on new parts of the many motorcycles and cars that I have owned over my years of modifying vehicles. Thanks for the the upload and have an awesome weekend!
There are cold blue skies here today which is great and it's just very enjoyable to hear your cheery voice. Many thanks :-)
No mechanic pays the loving attention to detail like you do.
"Clipper doodles" Would love to see that on a tee shirt ! This is definitely a "build", the attention to detail you've invested into the Gump is awesome. Your "excessive attention to detail" is why I love your channel !
Gorgeous. The 80s want this restored specimen back.
"I hate chrome" is reason 121 why I love Sarah's taste in cars and modding.
NO ONE ELSE DOES THIS. Hats off Sarah, so so cool!
I have no idea how you keep all that wiring straight. You're amazing.
Your attention to detail is as awesome as you are! I and my OCD thank you for your detailed attention to detail.
I've done a little bit of video editing and I would not have Clue One on how to do that cute thing with the install diagrams zapping in and out. Nice work!
i just bought myself a 2013 xt forester. my first car to buy when i started working overseas in Australia. Im gonna look back at this and try when i have enough money. Thank you for having this idea. i love your channel
The amount of detail on Gump is so satisfying to witness. There is a right way of doing things and you are doing exactly that.
15:00 I would never notice that level of detail, but I love your level of passion for what you do.
Keep up the attention to detail...that attention and humor is way I keep watching your videos
A little jealous of Jay, but also happy for him. I am continuously amazed at the level of detail on the mods you have done to Gump. Love that you make every effort to keep it OEM Subaru.
Sarah N Tuned is one of the best parts of my day. Such a work ethic and attention to detail!
Aloha Miss Sarah! Next to the Ranger the Supra is my next favorite build of yours but that will change when the Celica is finished. Hope you had a nice Thanksgiving and have a great weekend.
Boy I hope the new owner doesn’t flip it right away. That would be totally effed up and suck at the same time.
Well, yeah, on the other hand even such a pristine top-notch restauration needs attention. If the lucky winner does not feel comfortable to do/organise a proper upkeep. Whatever is better to keep her work in the best order, is my take.
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Love your subtle, yet high quality upgrades to your vehicles.
We appreciate your Extreme attention to Detail!
I am one of those fans who definitely appreciates your attention to detail! I personally don't have nearly your level of patience or attention to detail, but I certainly appreciate you Sarah.
OMG! This is what I’ve been searching all over the web for a couple years now about the lights! Thank you ❤
Just got a white 15 forester xt last week. So glad I found this channel! Your build is so inspiring
Nice touches on the Gump and done perfect by Sarah.
Yeah, "FML" is exactly what I'm thinking any time I have to do work under the dashboard of a car.
The Celica came out spectacular. Nothing has fit and finish like oem.
That red interior illumination looks so cool!
That was awesome hearing from the winner, fellow Texan. (Although I moved here for work just under 5 years ago. So I don't sound as awesome as him. My coworkers love my accent though!)
Sarah, as a fellow car lover with OCD, I so appreciate your attention to detail as well as your skill, knowledge and especially your presentation. Thanks for your wonderful videos. You rock!
Your attention to detail is incredible.
You have to change the STEERING WHEEL!!! I love following this project!
Excellent job as always Sarah! I can’t imagine spending that much time on a project and then seeing it leave 🥲🫡❤️👏🏼
"...When I put a clutch in here" YEEEEESSSSSSS!!!! I was really hoping you were going to manual swap Mr. Gump!!!
Thats awesome of you for shipping it. I missed that part or I would have put my hat in the ring. will know for future events. Your vids are awesome and so funny.
Yes Sarah! Your attention to detail is the best! 👏
Sarah, it’s your attention to detail that sets you apart. Cleaning included.
I'm so stoked on all the Subie content! The Forester we always wanted and deserved.
Perfect Timing!!!
I thoroughly appreciate the amount of attention to detail and OCDness that goes into these videos. No one else does that.
It has been really cool too to see how the Forester has progressed into what you want it to be and all with OEM parts from Japan. It goes to show you what is truly possible when you put your mind to something. Kudos and bravo for that!
Forester Gump looks great!!
Attention to detail is what separates the builders from the bolter-on-ers! Great job, Sarah!
I'm just amazed with Sarah's attention to detail.
Sarah,
I like the way you put together your vehicles. It is something I like to call "CUSTOM ORIGINAL". I like to do that also.
Great Video
yay, Gump!!!! plus Sarah singing........fun!!!!
How to tastefully modify a vehicle and make it better...this is what the lovely Sarah does.
Congrats on 600K. Your attention to detail, plus your quirky and fun personality have made your channel successful. Looking forward to your future growth and content.
The finished Supra definitely justifies all the hours of effort you put in on it. There's you going to all that trouble and manufacturers are not even putting a list of what circuit each fuse covers in the owner's handbook these days. Love your videos.
oh my! i'm first? just want to say much respect to you young lady! i get a kick out of your videos. thanks
WOW Sarah it's all in the details!
Your video productions are awesome. Your understanding of vehicles and skills to work on them are awesome. Subaru and their vehicles are awesome. Your spine is awesome. The rest of you is also awesome. In summary, this channel is awesome.
Absolutely appreciate the extent you’re going in purchasing and installing authentic Subaru STI parts. Not that it was bad before but I completely agree with you in that there’s a big difference and gives the car a more real deal look and feel
I will miss the giveaway Celica. I didn't like it when you first got it but then you worked your magic on it and now I love it! I almost wish that it was the one you were throwing a V8 into and keeping. 😔 I am intrigued to see what you work on as a give-away car next. If you would consider suggestions, maybe a '90s to 2000 model Nissan 300ZX? Or maybe a '70's model Datsun 280Z?
Attention to detail, such as placing zip ties at factory locations is so satisfying.
Yeah, front lights do look better worth the effort sourcing OEM parts👌, it's all the little details, which we all appreciate. Also the graphics and pictures in the Mercedes AMG review vid, I guessed I'd be too late with the comment on that one hopefully you see this one, I appreciate the extra time and effort you put in to do that.❤
It is so awesome of you to pay for shipping the Celica to Texas, and in an in closed trailer! I hope Jay appreciates you!
Congrats again to Jay for winning the Supra. So mint! 👏🏻
Nothing beats OEM fitment. Replicas are alright but they do “cheapen” the overall affect. Gump is now truly STi. 👏🏻😎
Love the OEM+ updates :) Attention to detail always impeccable!
The highest of quality of voice over removing that bumper hahaha! Your videos have came a long long way! Loving the Gump-Mobile!
After owning a '19 Forester Sport since new, I was thinking about trading it in out of boredom but after seeing how they can be modded I might just hold on to it. You did a great job, Sarah.
Sad to see it go. What an experience watching it be built. Amazing car. I tried so hard to manifest winning it."No and than" .
I love that you nailed the lighting color in kelvin - keep up the amazing OCD vids - you make us feel normal.
Just realized that yours, are the only builds I can watch anymore. Some of these people could at least role play a semi normal budget build. Not everyone wants 1000hp in a vehicle worth more than a house, that will be broken 99.9% of the time. And you can't drive unless the planets line up and it's dry enough, prepped enough, etc.. it's funny. Most of us just want a bit better than stock, better looks, better audio. It's not complicated, driving it to work and the grocery. Not SEMA
F.G. is looking awesome! The subtle changes make all the difference.
I think that grommet speaks for all of us 😀
Jay didn't understand that you rebuilt it from the ground up. "It is really in nice condition!" Lucky barn find.
Thank You Sarah. Happy Gobble Gobbler Day.
One thing I really appreciate when you work on Forester Gump, Sarah, is that it is, even though it's almost a decade old, it's definitely a modern car and you're working on it just the same as you do the older cars. Really defeats the stereotypes that newer cars are impossible to do anything to. Just gotta have the right parts, tools, and a creative mind to do it.
Hi Sarah! Love when the new videos drop :)
I would 1000% upgrade that display; such a rare cross-gen compatibility! Of course, that's if it was my oNLy baby... you have soo many parts on the wishlist i'm sure 😅
I say rebuild another one Sarah. The Celica Supra was awesome :)
You know that feeling you sometimes had as a young kid, that stuff was getting handled and being completely taken care of, where you knew everything was gonna be fine and didn't give it a second thought? That's what your videos feel like, because you do stuff like this. You handle it and get it completely taken care of. That's as relaxing as it is rare. 🥰
As a follower/fan of your channel, I must confess, your new vids make my day.