haha I'm still around! Working on building a custom house on 15 acres of land, had to sell all the fun toys to make it happen. Hope to pick back up one day!
Been debating getting rid of my OEM GFX rear bumper, bc of the clearance issue with exhaust tips… I have the Borla S-Type axleback, with Borla Atak mid pipes (catback originally). I can’t tell if the tips are 4” or 3.5” outlet, but I know they were cut off of the original mufflers (welded). The shop then flared out the cut muffler tail pipes and then re-welded back the exhaust tips with some piping left on them, shoved inside of the flare (if this imagery makes sense). Doing this to the tail piping section on the mufflers, allowed for the re-positioning of the exhaust tips. The tail pipe piping was shortened a bit, so that the exhaust tips would just BARELY fit inside of the GFX’s rear bumper exhaust trim pieces.
Just seeing your channel and this video. I sold my first Camaro in 1978. It was a 1969 SS396 Turbo 400 Hugger Orange with all the gingerbread. I regretted it years after I sold it and swore I would buy another Camaro. I finally did buy a 2011 IOM 2SS/RS brand new in later 2010. I still have it and it is pristine! I just wish it sounded like yours. Best of luck on future Camaro acquisitions. LOL
Man that's awesome. Love the new name and branding. Also love how you're incorporating Christianity into the channel. That's something that I've always wanted to do is use my skills to spread the gospel in some way. Awesome job man!
@@FueledbyFaith 🤣🤣🤣 I know, I was the same way. Even upgraded my bike twice because of it lol. As soon as I got a little confident I wanted to go faster.
Welcome to the bike vlog club. If you haven't yet, buy yourself a purple panda mic, you'll be vlogging at 85mph and up and not even notice the wind noise. Be safe out there 🙏.
The course is pretty comprehensive! You start out sitting on the bike they provide (you dont have to bring your own or even own one) and you learn the basics; friction zone of the clutch, shifting, walking with the bike, etc. Then you progressively build up skills. Start by slowing coasting in first and eventually learning to shift up and down through the gears. They teach safety maneuvering, cornering, slow speed maneuvering, etc. Basically anything you would need to know on how to start riding they cover, I 100% recommend it!
Love This Video Bro, Im A Christian My Self, All the Way From the Philippines 😁 Im A Local Motovlogger Here In Our Town, And Its Fun... GODBLESS you Always,
@@FueledbyFaith Sweet. Was thinking about it in the future I’m cammed with speed engineering longtubes and their exhaust but was wanting something a little bit louder at wot.
@@FueledbyFaith I know you don't (and no technical inspections, either), but the EPA is a federal agency; they do not care about state laws because as a federal agency, they are above them.
