the strength of fake/knockoff wheels is usually similar but at a higher weight and thickness. BUT they will likely be more prone to bending/cracking with impacts.
Stitches are on the outside of Sparcos so when it burns it cauterizes on the outside, adding another layer of protection, rather than having a valley to allow weather* in.
It's actually more of a comfort thing so that you don't have the stitching bunching up by your fingers higher quality motorcycle gloves do it, and they aren't made for fire resistance.
Honestly, the adhesive being off-square on the badge had me thinking, "yeah, sounds about right for Ferarri quality." Not saying they don't make amazing cars, bit the fit and finish, especially on older ones, back in the '80s and earlier could be quite bad at times.
I remember back in the late 2000's Australia had an issue with a few shipments of brake pads being fake and service centres were unknowingly putting dodgy pads in. Some were made of grass clippings and caught fire
Holy shit! At 6:28 my dad had that shift knob on his 98 F150 and growing up I thought it was so cool to press the button to make the eyes glow, and then one day when I was older he bought a new shift knob but the skeleton one meant so much to me from all the memories I had driving with him that I took it and I have it somewhere in my closet right now in a safe box.
Ever mounted Mickey Thomson off road tires, I was never more disappointed in how much weight I had to stick on, and they rode like crap and make more noise than cheap old buckshot mudders.
Fun fact: Checking for "Made in XYZ" stamps is a good way to figure out if your product is counterfeit or not for weird legal reasons. Nardi is an Italian company, so is Sparco. Nardi wheel had a proper stamp while Sparco harnesses said American made. Works really well with Advan rims. Counterfeit ones all say "Japan Forged" or "Japan Made" but never "Made in Japan"
there are few other counterfeit product company that brave enough to stamp made in japan .. i’ve owned fews and only their material quality differ them apart from the real products .. design wise look pretty legit .. don’t get fooled
My favorites are the ones that say "Assembled in the USA" usually combined with something along the lines of "from international components/materials". To say that's intentionally vague would be an understatement. 😏
Oh man, blast from the past. Im going to go watch the my own summer music video, I havent heard it in decades. PS. OK, it's trippier than I remember, but still good
On your next real versus fake, please purchase the real version and the fake version to compare differences , and then destroy the fake one on camera and possibly even giveaway pieces of the destroyed one- It will help educate your audience on what to look for if they can see the real one at the same time as the fake one, thanks guys , love your videos 😎👍
Jeremiah’s dramatic shifts hit me so hard it took me back to when I owned a 91 mercury capri with a 5 speed and I was hight on acid and who knows what else and thought I was a nascar driver banging gears.
Idea: separate the three lads with some dividers. Give 2/3 real parts, and one a knockoff. Let them discuss why they have the fake or why they have the real part. They know 2/3 have real parts, so some strategy may be used to trick the other into thinking they may indeed have the genuine part. Chaos ensues!!!
I'd love to see these three together more on camera, everyone at donut is prime, but this trio is super fluid and natural feeling, the only one missing is Jimmy. Assuming those laces are tied.
It seems to me that with legit harnesses and straps, the stitching is usually a contrasting thread color. That would help see if stitches were damaged.
Also with the sparco belt the amount of stitches at each end is also a tell sign that it's counterfeit. The real ones have a significant more amount of stitching.
Oh yes please. Torture test the rims and tires. A little shock value can go a long way toward education in these tough financial times! Great video by the way!
Pro tip: Most part manufactures websites have a link to a list of there certified dealers , also while using eBay or Amazon you can select the seller and also Vet that the seller is the correct verified certified dealer of the product by checking out there page and cross referencing the contact info to the contact info of the dealers website or store location. You can even give them a message or call to there website or store info and ask if its there listing and shore up any unknown.
Bro I'm not even a car guy and I'd give my left nut to spend a day working with Donut. Such amazing guys and an awesome team. I can only imagine how much fun it must be to work together, let alone that you're all incredible at what you do!
Yes make the video for the Enkei RPF1! I watch donut videos anytime I can and honestly I’ve learned the same amount if not a ton more watching you guys even on Snapchat more than when I rebuilt my current car. Keep going guys! 🤙
Counterfeit parts make their way into heavy machinery too and often through the manufacturer's own service networks... It can be difficult to tell the difference just by looking and some of the parts can be seriously dangerous.
@@Sourman1545 Yeah build quality is questionable at best... I've been in a few Teslas, one that was delivered pretty recently and they leave a lot to be desired. Now that there's serious competition from the Germans and the Koreans I can't see why you'd buy one unless it was an emotional decision... The Koreans have the best manufacturing processing in the world, take it from the people who know. My old man was the global director for Stahl Chemicals leather and automotive finishing division and had a lot to do with helping Hyundai set up Genesis. He always said nobody is better at quality control than the Hyundai group, they had never made their own leathers in house and he said they had it absolutely nailed within two years and for an outfit that size that's unbelievable. He reckoned they make the best leather products on the planet now and the fit and finish is every bit as good as the best of the Germans or the British. Goes to show how much a badge can influence the perception of quality. It take a blindfold to really make a decision using your head over your heart... And cars are very emotional things.
On the fake Sparco racing harness, another tell could be that the threaded anchors look like they’re cast and unfinished (meaning there was not a post process conducted, like machining, to improve the condition of the part from the imperfections of the casting process). Cast components tend to have brittle failure modes and are not great when loaded in tension (i.e., the force of the belt against the anchor when the car crashes).
I think this is the first time in my life that I saw a sponsorship for a product that I already use, at our mechanics workshop we already use these parts
For the Sparco racing harness, when I saw that it said “Made in usa” with USA all lowercase, that was a red flag. I don’t know if “usa” is used, but everything I remember seeing with that tag is either has “USA” or “U.S.A.” From the tag alone, my guess was it was counterfeit.
i would love to see the wheel video, i have considered reps in the past but i am still in the process of saving up for real wheels and the price on the reps is lookin mad nice
I've had both the real and still have the fake enkei reps and I guarantee the mst reps I have are great... Been drifted for years still hold up great...BUT! Those might not be mst...my mst don't need that much weights.
Nolan you boss!!!!!!! You just went up even higher in my books for the deftones t-shirt 😎😎😎 you absolute G!!!!!!! Love the content boys,,,,keep it up 🤓
It'd be cool to see a direct Comparison of the real vs fake products, not just either fake or real, and an indepth assessment to help people have an idea of what they're looking for (the brake discs for example).
I only got the Steering Wheel & The Ferrari emblem wrong. At least i didn't get wrong on the most safety-related items. xD 8:25 If you look closely at the ring screw it's VERY obvious it's cheap. Blue-ish cast texture alloy are always cheap and this alloy should never be use on items for safety or support/hold something heavy.
I keep preaching that there's nothing wrong with reps as long as you don't flex or try to sell it as real on top of it also not endangering you and breaking on the freeway.
The Ferrari badge is a tough one because it's changed so much over the years. Some years the front legs are touching, some are overlapping, or there are ones like this where there is yellow in between them.
I personally chose Ford and Chevrolet products over every other car companies here in US. Car technology is growing everyday where the manufacturers tend to feed the public with there physical features and material needs while great number of billionaires invest in the company and make generational wealth within a short period through buying of huge stocks
You are very correct! Consistently investing in high quality dividend paying REITs, Tech and Car companies over the long term is a relatively easy strategy to create generational wealth.
PLEASE DO A CHEVY MONZA VIDEO, IM TRYNA SEE IF ITS WORTH IT AND YOURE THE ONLY ONES WHO SHOW WHAT I WANNA SEEE PLEEEAASEEE. 1979 CHEVY MONZA 2+2 base is what im looking at but theres so many more options itd be a cool vid i think
Even real harnesses can be dangerous too. I know an scca champion who broke their neck from a cam latch catching and opening during a rollover. They recovered and have used knob style cam buckles since. It's not just buying quality, but also how you implement it.
Jeremiah's reaction to the rotor reminded me of Bender in Futurama when he steals an engagement ring "the counterfeit is actually very nice. It might cost more than the real ring. I really went all out on it. It's my wedding present to them."
manufacturer instructions say to service it every 50,000-100,000 miles depending on the specific filter & driving conditions. K&N definitely knows their filters a lot better than you do
SPARCO Harness - The real dead givaway was that USA was in lowercase. You don't need to know where the company is based to know that's fake. No legitimate company would use lowercase usa.
I remember seeing some guy with fake BBS’s on the highway his wheel just exploded and shot shrapnel into his cabin. Lesson learned, don’t buy shitty wish wheels
That story sounds faker than the BBS reps lol 🤣. Shooting shrapnel into the cabin? If you saw him on the highway, how do you know that shrapnel "shot" into his cabin? 🤔 Did his tire explode too? 🤨
This a great video fellas. I was expecting great to see comparisons from the fake and real stuff. Hopefully we can get more videos like that in the future.
I just got a mk3 GTI VR6, and it would seem fitting if the channel that got me into cars put out a small series instructing us on how to drive manual so I could learn 🤞🏾
I want to hear, from Donut, a for-sure yea or nay on the Nardi wheel! Also, thankfully, it's going to be tough to get onto a racetrack for any event sanctioned by any of the major reputable organizations (FIA, SCCA, NHRA, etc), as they should fail the tech inspection pretty conclusively before the car sets tires on the track.
You need to do a Fake vs Real Wheel torture test, and see how bad it is. Make the impact with the community!!
Fake vs Real dicknballs torture test ft. James and nolan dick n balls
Do it like the helmet torture test back in the day!
Great !
Absolutely there's tons of products that are unknown if they work or not
the strength of fake/knockoff wheels is usually similar but at a higher weight and thickness. BUT they will likely be more prone to bending/cracking with impacts.
When Jerry was shifting, I haven't laughed that hard in a while. Again, kudos to the brilliant editors.
damn lol i didnt think other people would have cracked up as much as I did to that
My first clue to the racing harness being fake was that "Made in usa" wasn't capitalized as USA.
This 100%. That stood out right away.
Whats up with these scammers?
That's the only thing I noticed
My exact thought while seeing that in the video.
Also Sparco is Made In Italy so everything was off lmaoo
Stitches are on the outside of Sparcos so when it burns it cauterizes on the outside, adding another layer of protection, rather than having a valley to allow weather* in.
It's actually more of a comfort thing so that you don't have the stitching bunching up by your fingers higher quality motorcycle gloves do it, and they aren't made for fire resistance.
@@NFSgadzooks where are the moccasins?
for a real challenge, do an Aftermarket versus genuine OEM part 🤭
This could be the premise for an entire RUclips channel. Then again donut puts out so much content, they could probably fit it in.
oem+> aftermarket
That should be pretty obvious though, unless they file off the parts numbers, logos etc...
@@eddieru not always true. There are lots of aftermarket parts that supersedes OEM. We call them upgrades.
what's up with the emoji ffs? weird ass dude
Honestly, the adhesive being off-square on the badge had me thinking, "yeah, sounds about right for Ferarri quality."
Not saying they don't make amazing cars, bit the fit and finish, especially on older ones, back in the '80s and earlier could be quite bad at times.
Most Italian products are like this
Having sat in a 1981 308 GTS, this was my thought exactly
Yeah “looks really good on the front but the back is pretty janky” felt like a dead giveaway that it was real Italian quality.
I don‘t think i can forgive you for not testing if the gloves are actually fire proof!
That's next week's episode.
Need to get a Romain Grosjean cameo for that one!
fire proof is a whole world of difference from fire retardant.
@@dangouge5281 bro... 💀
@@JohnSmithShields i hope so
I remember back in the late 2000's Australia had an issue with a few shipments of brake pads being fake and service centres were unknowingly putting dodgy pads in.
Some were made of grass clippings and caught fire
Grass Clippings?????
“The knob feels pretty good” - Nolan
that's what she said!!!
sorry couldn't help it 😂
How did they miss that joke?! « Feels pretty hefty ». That was an easy one! Haha
Dirty, dirty boy...
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That rolled of his Tongue suspiciously easily
Holy shit! At 6:28 my dad had that shift knob on his 98 F150 and growing up I thought it was so cool to press the button to make the eyes glow, and then one day when I was older he bought a new shift knob but the skeleton one meant so much to me from all the memories I had driving with him that I took it and I have it somewhere in my closet right now in a safe box.
Nolan with the dope Deftones shirt.
He like to be quiet and drive
What is a deftones
I want to make a joke about going for a ride in Low Car as his Passenger 🤘🤘🤘😂😂😂
@@AdmissionGaming amazing band mate check them out
I was listening to their entire discography yesterday
I gotta say that I am loving that your including Justin a lot more in your videos. He is a cool dude man.
I worked at tire shop for🌲 years and I’ve seen some high quality wheels that required 4-5 ounces on just the outside alone..
I remember balancing a wheel, adding the weight, rebalancing, adding more weight on and on because I kept messing up with where I put them.
@@garbagetrash2938 lol i remember that, just chasing the imbalance around the wheel.
Ever mounted Mickey Thomson off road tires, I was never more disappointed in how much weight I had to stick on, and they rode like crap and make more noise than cheap old buckshot mudders.
True, had some oz racing rims before and they had couple of weights on them
@@paddington1670 a chase is a race as they say
Fun fact: Checking for "Made in XYZ" stamps is a good way to figure out if your product is counterfeit or not for weird legal reasons. Nardi is an Italian company, so is Sparco. Nardi wheel had a proper stamp while Sparco harnesses said American made.
Works really well with Advan rims. Counterfeit ones all say "Japan Forged" or "Japan Made" but never "Made in Japan"
They often say "Japan Design" which probably, to me, is a good indicator that the thing is a replica/not the real deal
there are few other counterfeit product company that brave enough to stamp made in japan .. i’ve owned fews and only their material quality differ them apart from the real products .. design wise look pretty legit .. don’t get fooled
My favorites are the ones that say "Assembled in the USA" usually combined with something along the lines of "from international components/materials". To say that's intentionally vague would be an understatement. 😏
The most legit thing about this whole video is that sick ass retro Deftones shirt. Nolan, you have amazing music taste brotha!
Oh man, blast from the past. Im going to go watch the my own summer music video, I havent heard it in decades.
PS. OK, it's trippier than I remember, but still good
I was wondering if anyone else noticed
RIP CHI
@@paddington1670 ::cloud:: SHOVE IT!!!
"I watched a change in you...
It's like you never had wings..."
this new serie is awesome
On your next real versus fake, please purchase the real version and the fake version to compare differences , and then destroy the fake one on camera and possibly even giveaway pieces of the destroyed one- It will help educate your audience on what to look for if they can see the real one at the same time as the fake one, thanks guys , love your videos 😎👍
@Telegram me @DonutMedia01 fake ass bitch ass scammers
That makes it soooo much more money
@@BenderTheBoiler like they can't afford it
@@everythingrs6693 they can't if they want to make the good series like hi lo
@@BenderTheBoiler Didn't know you knew their budget
Jeremiah’s dramatic shifts hit me so hard it took me back to when I owned a 91 mercury capri with a 5 speed and I was hight on acid and who knows what else and thought I was a nascar driver banging gears.
Can we all take a moment to Donut media team work entertaining as with these amazing videos. Thank you very much
Can we all take a moment to appreciate how good donut used to be in the hi-lo days.
NICE DEAFTONES SHIRT!!!!
Am I the only one that feels refreshing seeing Nolan as the expert in the room? Love it! Good job guys
K&N is legendary! I have an intake on my NC Miata, and the throttle response is improved, and it sounds so much better.
I have always wonder is it really that much? Now I have Fiesta ST150 so it would be courius
"The knob feels good. It feels hefty" -Nolan Sykes, 2022
Good video and I am not surprised by all these counterfeit parts.
Yo do that torture test video.
Jeremiah: *shifting emotionally*
Me: “That man is a treasure from heaven.”
that was such a funny little part
How are more people not talking about this? That’s the best part of the video by far
Idea: separate the three lads with some dividers. Give 2/3 real parts, and one a knockoff. Let them discuss why they have the fake or why they have the real part. They know 2/3 have real parts, so some strategy may be used to trick the other into thinking they may indeed have the genuine part. Chaos ensues!!!
I'd love to see these three together more on camera, everyone at donut is prime, but this trio is super fluid and natural feeling, the only one missing is Jimmy. Assuming those laces are tied.
Jeremiah was so funny in this episode haha. That shift knob bit was great.
It seems to me that with legit harnesses and straps, the stitching is usually a contrasting thread color. That would help see if stitches were damaged.
Loving the deftones shirt
Huge shoutout to the producers on this one for finding believable fakes! The fact that you had the guys split multiple times was great to watch.
Also with the sparco belt the amount of stitches at each end is also a tell sign that it's counterfeit. The real ones have a significant more amount of stitching.
Oh yes please. Torture test the rims and tires. A little shock value can go a long way toward education in these tough financial times! Great video by the way!
5:30 was the single greatest clip of footage donut has ever recorded
Ok, your editing has always been brilliant, but 5:30 had me absolutely dying; props
Pro tip: Most part manufactures websites have a link to a list of there certified dealers , also while using eBay or Amazon you can select the seller and also Vet that the seller is the correct verified certified dealer of the product by checking out there page and cross referencing the contact info to the contact info of the dealers website or store location. You can even give them a message or call to there website or store info and ask if its there listing and shore up any unknown.
Bro I'm not even a car guy and I'd give my left nut to spend a day working with Donut. Such amazing guys and an awesome team. I can only imagine how much fun it must be to work together, let alone that you're all incredible at what you do!
hello
6:23 We all heard the riff in the back of our heads.
Nolan: next up we got a feel point for driver pleasure
Jeremiah: *instantly bursts out laughing*
nolan coming in clutch af with the deftones shirt my guy!
Really like the new guy, Justin. I have to say though, his idea of throwing the fake wheel off the roof made me a fan.
Best quote: Nolan, "I held it. The knob feels pretty good. It feels hefty."
Yes make the video for the Enkei RPF1! I watch donut videos anytime I can and honestly I’ve learned the same amount if not a ton more watching you guys even on Snapchat more than when I rebuilt my current car. Keep going guys! 🤙
nolan, i love the deftones shirt
Counterfeit parts make their way into heavy machinery too and often through the manufacturer's own service networks... It can be difficult to tell the difference just by looking and some of the parts can be seriously dangerous.
Tesla is bad at that currently, look at all the body panels and the gaps on any tesla if you see em in the wild.
@@Sourman1545 Yeah build quality is questionable at best... I've been in a few Teslas, one that was delivered pretty recently and they leave a lot to be desired. Now that there's serious competition from the Germans and the Koreans I can't see why you'd buy one unless it was an emotional decision... The Koreans have the best manufacturing processing in the world, take it from the people who know. My old man was the global director for Stahl Chemicals leather and automotive finishing division and had a lot to do with helping Hyundai set up Genesis. He always said nobody is better at quality control than the Hyundai group, they had never made their own leathers in house and he said they had it absolutely nailed within two years and for an outfit that size that's unbelievable. He reckoned they make the best leather products on the planet now and the fit and finish is every bit as good as the best of the Germans or the British.
Goes to show how much a badge can influence the perception of quality. It take a blindfold to really make a decision using your head over your heart... And cars are very emotional things.
Love K&N, legit simple upgrade for anything with an intake manifold.
Love the channel been watching for almost 2 years now keep up the good work
this was the best sit down discuss video on the channel, jer funny as heck today
I would love to see the return of more car science and history videos.
You should listen to their pod cast “Past Gas”
On the fake Sparco racing harness, another tell could be that the threaded anchors look like they’re cast and unfinished (meaning there was not a post process conducted, like machining, to improve the condition of the part from the imperfections of the casting process). Cast components tend to have brittle failure modes and are not great when loaded in tension (i.e., the force of the belt against the anchor when the car crashes).
Need an "Angry Tool Shirt" where everything is labeled as a hammer 😂😂
I think this is the first time in my life that I saw a sponsorship for a product that I already use, at our mechanics workshop we already use these parts
"Wheels and tires" -Justin
"Wheels and tires!" -Nolan
"Ohh..." -Jeremiah 😅
For the Sparco racing harness, when I saw that it said “Made in usa” with USA all lowercase, that was a red flag. I don’t know if “usa” is used, but everything I remember seeing with that tag is either has “USA” or “U.S.A.” From the tag alone, my guess was it was counterfeit.
Guessing real James’ Dad vs. Lookalikes. Basically, can James recognize his own dad.
they'd have to find james' dad first
@바비 소녀들.🇰🇷 what
🤣
Thanks as always for that quality content - lets get that rpf1 comparison vid please!
Now this is a series id stand behind. Make this one a thing. Help me out comment section. Let's make it happen
Legit or le bullsh*t should be the name
We did it boys, a performance brand gave you sponsorship! Congrats!
i would love to see the wheel video, i have considered reps in the past but i am still in the process of saving up for real wheels and the price on the reps is lookin mad nice
You'll regret getting reps. I love my aodhans and they are good wheels but I can't look at them without wishing I got the bc forged
I've had both the real and still have the fake enkei reps and I guarantee the mst reps I have are great... Been drifted for years still hold up great...BUT! Those might not be mst...my mst don't need that much weights.
Nolan you boss!!!!!!! You just went up even higher in my books for the deftones t-shirt 😎😎😎 you absolute G!!!!!!! Love the content boys,,,,keep it up 🤓
"I held it the nob felt pretty good, pretty hefty" happy pride fellas.
It'd be cool to see a direct Comparison of the real vs fake products, not just either fake or real, and an indepth assessment to help people have an idea of what they're looking for (the brake discs for example).
Killing it as always. Keep it up, Donut.
I only got the Steering Wheel & The Ferrari emblem wrong. At least i didn't get wrong on the most safety-related items. xD
8:25 If you look closely at the ring screw it's VERY obvious it's cheap. Blue-ish cast texture alloy are always cheap and this alloy should never be use on items for safety or support/hold something heavy.
Again, Nolan has a good taste in music! 🤘🏻
I keep preaching that there's nothing wrong with reps as long as you don't flex or try to sell it as real on top of it also not endangering you and breaking on the freeway.
My favorite RUclips Channel! JAMES when are you going to do more Up to Speed episodes?
This was really cool and gives us buyers good insight. I’d like to see another episode.
Donut Media videos never fails to entertain, amaze and excite us!
I don't know why but I think you liked your own comment💀💀💀
@@jeremyclarkson6293 He did two of his comments only has one like.
I am running and loving my Rota Wheels on my daily/occassional track hatchback for 4 years now. No issues whatsoever.
According to the official website Bride is spelled ブリッド (bu-RI-ddo) in Japanese, which made back into English would be "Brid" to rhyme with "Lid".
burrito
So did they name the company after the English word or is “Bride” a romanization of the Japanese word?
Nah, it's "Burrito".
The Ferrari badge is a tough one because it's changed so much over the years. Some years the front legs are touching, some are overlapping, or there are ones like this where there is yellow in between them.
some idea's to make the show more competitive:
-if everyone is right, NO POINTS
-you get 1 doublepoints token, or last question for doubles
Pretty much all wheels are balanced well. It's the tires that need to be balanced. The wheel weights don't mean it's fake or real
100%.
I personally chose Ford and Chevrolet products over every other car companies here in US. Car technology is growing everyday where the manufacturers tend to feed the public with there physical features and material needs while great number of billionaires invest in the company and make generational wealth within a short period through buying of huge stocks
You are very correct! Consistently investing in high quality dividend paying REITs, Tech and Car companies over the long term is a relatively easy strategy to create generational wealth.
PLEASE DO A CHEVY MONZA VIDEO, IM TRYNA SEE IF ITS WORTH IT AND YOURE THE ONLY ONES WHO SHOW WHAT I WANNA SEEE PLEEEAASEEE. 1979 CHEVY MONZA 2+2 base is what im looking at but theres so many more options itd be a cool vid i think
$250 for the badge and they can't even place the tape on straight, where has the quality control gone 😂
That tag isn’t even worth 50 bucks!!
It’s worth 3 to 5 dollars!!
Why would the tape placement matter? Plus Ferrari in the 1980s was also not that good with quality control
RPF1 torture test please!
When Jerey said "you're dead, take care of your kids and wife, don't buy counterfeit parts!" I felt it in my soul.. must obey.
"The knob feels pretty good, pretty hefty" - Nolan
LMAO.
Bruh my luck I’d win the shift knob with an automatic car lmao it would stay on the shelf forever though
Even real harnesses can be dangerous too. I know an scca champion who broke their neck from a cam latch catching and opening during a rollover. They recovered and have used knob style cam buckles since.
It's not just buying quality, but also how you implement it.
I have been calling it bride 👰 all my life 🤦🏼
Jeremiah's reaction to the rotor reminded me of Bender in Futurama when he steals an engagement ring "the counterfeit is actually very nice. It might cost more than the real ring. I really went all out on it. It's my wedding present to them."
Who is up at Donut uploading videos at 5 am? lol
Also K&N filters don't need to be cleaned for 75,000 miles because they don't trap anything.
manufacturer instructions say to service it every 50,000-100,000 miles depending on the specific filter & driving conditions. K&N definitely knows their filters a lot better than you do
@@misseselise3864 watch Project Farm's video on car air filters. The K&N didn't filter anything. It was laughably bad.
K&N filters are trash and the oil they use can destroy MAF sensors. Ask me how I know. 😡
@@89five3five After market cold air intake’s and filters suck!!
I really love the editing of this video it looks so nice
Damn. I got Brembo brakes from RockAuto and now I'm wondering if they are legit. They were cheaper than I expected.
They're fake if they're cheap, readily available, and overstocked.
SPARCO Harness - The real dead givaway was that USA was in lowercase. You don't need to know where the company is based to know that's fake. No legitimate company would use lowercase usa.
love from nz
NOLAN WITH THE DEFTONES SHIRT. MY DUUUUDE ❤
I remember seeing some guy with fake BBS’s on the highway his wheel just exploded and shot shrapnel into his cabin. Lesson learned, don’t buy shitty wish wheels
damn why did you get close enough to tell shrapnel got into the cabin
That story sounds faker than the BBS reps lol 🤣. Shooting shrapnel into the cabin? If you saw him on the highway, how do you know that shrapnel "shot" into his cabin? 🤔 Did his tire explode too? 🤨
Someone must've been on a good telling you that story. That car must be made out of tin foil. 🤦♂️🤦🤦
Happened beside me while my dad was driving me to practice
Well yeah he was in a ram or something so idk why he had fake bbs’ in the first place. But yes the tire did explode
This a great video fellas. I was expecting great to see comparisons from the fake and real stuff. Hopefully we can get more videos like that in the future.
The editing on this video is great! That scene of Jeremiah with the knob! 🤣
dig the terry black's hat. best bbq I've ever had
Yes real vs fake wheel test! That's gonna make for an awesome video
Real vs knock off, head to head torture tests PLEASE!!
Test and chop up various real and knock off steering wheels, seats etc!!!
I just got a mk3 GTI VR6, and it would seem fitting if the channel that got me into cars put out a small series instructing us on how to drive manual so I could learn 🤞🏾
6:22 *Opening riff from bad to the bone plays*
Noland be dropping weight good on you man love you guys
I want to hear, from Donut, a for-sure yea or nay on the Nardi wheel!
Also, thankfully, it's going to be tough to get onto a racetrack for any event sanctioned by any of the major reputable organizations (FIA, SCCA, NHRA, etc), as they should fail the tech inspection pretty conclusively before the car sets tires on the track.