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So like, a good video would be the camera being able to see what you’re doing. You’re also heavy spraying. I commend you for putting this out but just food for thought bro
1. Wear a mask, the plastic dip is toxic and can damage your lungs. 2. Cover or tape the tires, if you don't, the plastic dip on your tires can start to peel off along with the dip on your rim.
I’ve had a set of the Comp 2 G-Force A/S in 275/40 ZR 20 on the rear of my Challenger R/T Scatpack for about a year now and was going to replace my stock Goodyear Eagle 245/45 ZR 20s on the front with another pair of the BFGs until I found a better tire. That tire was the Michelin Ultra High Performance Pilot All Season 4 in 275/40 ZR 20. It is so good a tire that I’m going to replace the BFGs on the rear just prior to the snow season here in Kansas with a pair of the Michelin’s. JMHO for whatever it’s worth.
I detail cars as a owner I would have done two different things I would have done two more glossifier coats and I would have taken their lug nuts off so that they pop.
I run this exact tire on my 2010 Challenger RT. I've put 6000 miles on them so far and they are awesome. Quiet!!!! Took my niece for a short drive and she said it was so smooth and quiet that she almost fell asleep.
You do not need any light bulb grease, it will cause harm in the long run. The main purpose behind light bulb grease is to prevent corrosion on the current bulb and ease replacement for future bulbs.
I know this video is old but I read that you have to disconnect the battery for 30 min before installing anything,then reconnect. No check engine light. Nice 5th gen btw!
Nick, I just purchased a set for the rear on my 65' GTO. Mine are 275/35/18 and with a 9" rim the tire seems to bulge at the side wall. Yours are 265 so I'm curious to know if you notice this bulge with the slightly narrower tire.
Nice result and like the idea, by the way don’t mind the people with their negative comments, just do what your doing bro as long as the results are good and it doesn’t cause any harm or bad results ,your on the rite track brothuh, keep up the brilliant DIY videos,it will help other people to make their lives much easier..
This product is not worth the time , effort or money to apply to your wheels. I tried it and did it correctly, but it still lasted no time at all. Go the powder coat or paint alternative!
