You rearrange the included numbers to display your phone number then put the bone in view to people outside the vehicle so they can call your number for whatever reason necessary (such as if they accidently scratched your car) for contact.
6:59 These caps are really cool, unfortunately, on the first day, someone will steal them. You have to buy a whole bag because it's like they're almost disposable. 😂😂😂
Absolutely amazing! Theres just a never ending supply of new and incredible pieces of completely useless garbage just waiting to be taken to a landfill. Great work guys!
you really don't want to use the 360 degree LED lights unless you want a ticket.... the headlight assembly is focused to the Halogen filament which is much smaller and the resultant light pattern from the 360 degree light will flood the area above the cutoff line.. while giving a lot of light for the user they will blind oncoming traffic..
@@Colorado_Native reviews say its not bright nor blinds others. And ya I'm not worried of head on colissions. I drive with high beams on on my sport bike all the time. And most high end cars bow drive high beams on until it detects someone else near you coming from opposite which is fast but still blinds them. My safety and family above all else
@@championx1 A bit selfish on your part, don't you think? Perhaps you will meet me and my Jeep with the very bright off-road lights on. My safety first, don't you see?
Can you please explain the 360-degree headlight? Curious how this light shines to the sides of the vehicle and the rear sense that would be 360 degrees.
Aluminum valve stem covers (not good) Valve stems are brass and cause oxidization against the aluminum covers. you will not be able to unscrew them I had to cut off the aluminum caps I bought. I know it happened to me. Plastic or brass covers. Two dissimilar metals cause an electric field between the two causing them to "weld" together.
@@northfinance7680 Nothing equates investing and when it's done properly, you don't need to get all worked up about money any more as it creates a lot of extra income.
Do yourself a favor and never put any metal valve cap onto you stems. You will run the high risk of corrosion. At the least they can (and will) get stuck onto your stems breaking when you need to get them off. At the worst they will also destroy your stems causing an instant flat. These things should be considered a safety hazard and banned.
A caution with the LED headlights: They are not considered "legal" in many states and provinces. Trying to find LED lights that are DOT-approved is very difficult. With the emitters are also that large, they are throwing light in places well away from where the halogen filament would have, which may be blinding other drivers. If installing them on a road-car, make sure you know local laws and have your headlights calibrated.
@@borghorsa1902 Yeah - they shape the beam, so can work where reflectors can't Unfortunately, that doesn't resolve the legality issues in most places. I live in the province of Ontario - LEDs are not yet legal here as a direct halogen replacement.
@Fred Wills There are ZERO LED bulb upgrades in stock projectors or reflectors that are street legal ANYWHERE in the USA, and probably many other countries. I've heard it is possible that if you get in an accident your car could be checked for non street legal lighting and your insurance could deny coverage.
I'm fascinated by this. I recently explored something akin, and it was absolutely fascinating. "Mindful Mastery: Living Intentionally in a Chaotic World" by Kyle Ash
If I had cool tire valve caps, someone would steal them. I had a clown head antenna ball from Jack In The Box, and someone stole that as soon as I left my car parked on a parking lot. I was so mad too. It only cost 99 cents, but it was the principle. I wanted a clown head on my antenna ball and someone stole it. Around here, it's a good day if your carriage isn't on cinder blocks when you return. So you can't have fancy tires or rims, either. Someone even stole a chrome license plate holder and the license plate off the front of my car. I didn't even realize that. But the cop that was on the rag noticed it when she pulled me over and belligerently yelled at me about it. Although, she didn't give me a ticket, but she made a police report. I missed the entire appointment that I was late for to begin with.
Had a CBC antenna that a kid, in front of his dad, broke off by swinging on it. Dad said I should have removed the antenna before parking and walked off.
@@michaeljavert4635 that happens everywhere . In my town too. I just meant it never has happened to me. And my vehicle always garaged and I park in handicapped spaces up front everywhere I go. Simple.
Home Depot sells a two-pack of readers, black, smallish, rubber-coated frames, fabric cases included, under ten bucks. Very durable, I have more than a dozen pairs, (+2 magnification), scattered throughout the house, garage, vehicles, tool boxes and several GHBs/BOBs. After this video, I will now stock up on some +2.5s and +3s, for the future.
It’s actually illegal Because you are bypassing the catalytic converters used to reduce pollution Also Evan have one on your car is Illegal Evan when off
@@_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-. I never said it mounted before the catalytic converter, you can still have the sound of an open exhaust if you mount it after, and it's only illegal in some states not all
@@vmvmiller yes but very little of American allows this and where I live you can’t Evan warn people about the speed camera by flashing your lights at them Australia btw
Listing the Brand name and/or Manufacturer's name would have been very helpful. Sadly, the video doesn't warn you about some of the illegal issues in CA, such as being illegal to attach a camera or radar/lidar detectors to the windshield and exhaust cutouts are illegal too.
Sound like more good reasons to stay away from California... and at the end of my Route 66 trip I drove through California with both a camera and phone (GPS) stuck to my windshield. Somehow it doesn't bother me a bit to know I broke California law.
If you don't know your laws in your state that's not anyone's problem but yours. If you would have looked before shedding those tears you would know it showed brand names.
@@TheRealDrJoey what did you not understand? Trav asked what is the purpose of the dog one with numbers so I advised him what it is for. Is that too much for you to comprehend? Or are you asking why is it a not a good idea to let the hole block know what your telephone number is, just in case you want to get your car warranty extended..?.??
@@dijussely I cannot comprehend what possible reason anyone would have to want such a thing. And I still don't get the "purpose" of the thing--"To display your phone number" Ah...what? And, why?
Is this channel sponsored by Apple? Most of the electronic items are only suited for iPhone or Apple products... In case YourFact Tech didn't know, there are far more Android devices available worldwide and you might want to consider that in your upcoming vids.
Yeah give me a flashlight in my car sooo I can’t see the road ,,,, fkn flashy generation ,,,, y’all gonna struggle :). Oh wait it comes in blue and pink and green ,,,, it’s the neon generation ,,, goes for hair color as well
"Highly accurate radar detector" Yeah, okay. You know how much crap there is out there setting those things off at random these days? They're just not worth it anymore.
