@@mrnon0z because between the two cars the Q50 has a longer life span to Maintenance ratio compared to the OverEngineered Peace of shit that the 3 series is. (Already on my second N54 engine) and now I’m looking to get the q50 respectfully
Amazing content once again!! Can’t believe your not getting more views these videos are some of the best material on the VQ platform thank you for making incredible content.
You might want to invest in some ceramic coating and apply 4-5 coats to the Carbon. Sun will damage it. Experienced it myself with the carbon bits on my Q. Looks really nice 👌
@@SpeedCultureStudios question do you know what would be a good mid section y pipe replacement for after market? Not the y pipe to the test pipes but the one that connects the muffler.
@@SpeedCultureStudios I brought some 3m super strength molding tape from AutoZone , the left corner lifted up the first time after installation . Brought some more tape and tried it again today , any tips to fix it from lifting up after installing if it happens again ?
Hey J, just bought this, waiting for warmer weather before install But my car is waxed & ceramic coated. Is mineral spirit prep all i need or do you recommend further prep , thanks as always for the content and info. U r THE go to guy for my Q fiddy.
I am going to a dealership tomorrow to have a look at a 2015 vq37 AWD with 40k on it. Being mid 2020 is this still a good choice over a 2016 or 2017 with more milage on it ?
I do recall a q50 video where the guy said he “wasnt a fan” 😂. Im looking everywhere for the same style you have. But all the ones i see are either simple flat lips or huge wings....gggrrrr. Love your stuff though bro. 👍🏻
Mike Gar the seller said more are coming soon! I think there is another seller with them available but they are coming from China and are like $225 after shipping.
I have the OEM spoiler on mine. I want to put on a different spoiler but the OEM one is bolted on and the holes wouldn’t be covered up with the one I want. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Depending on the color of he car, people have used "plastic" dowels to fill spoiler holes. Color-matched bumper plugs have been used, but those are noticeable on a decklid. I'm sure there are videos showing ideas.
Great video. Quick question, I got my spoiler and I have the tape on order. Is the tape strong to hold through a car wash or do you do a hand wash? I'm just curious before I install. Thanks!
@@SpeedCultureStudios you the man. Just got a 2014 Q50 57k miles last weekend. Your channel has been a godsend at getting it all situated. Would you reccomend any performance mods other than new air filters on the 3.7 as a daily driver?
Seeing as how I was the car by hand and never take vehicles through automatic washes, it handles them pretty well haha. But seriously, if proper prep is done and tape is applied correctly, it should not come off in an automatic car wash
Just received the first option and it doesn't flat even on my q50. You think with the 3m tape it will hold it down or return? I have about an 1/8 " gap
I always suggest to let it sit for a couple of hours before driving. Try to keep it out of rain for 24 hours. If you install during the winter months, I’d suggest keeping it in the garage as long as possible up to 24 hours. I mean a couple hours in a warm garage should be good enough in cold temps, but if you have the time use it.
I’m not really sure what the point of the tab is to be honest. Probably directional indicator or something to prevent rotation in the pocket. I just like to put things back together the same way they came apart. I don’t know what you mean by take all the red cover off...
It’s out of stock on eBay, but the seller will have more very soon I am told. @vgqcarbonfiber on IG sells something similar. Let them know who sent ya!
OK Kool but y 35 in the rear and 40 front.... I got a 2014 255/35/20 front and 40 rear keep gettin that message. Do you no if this will hit the engine or tranny.
@@robertwashington6575 because a 275/35 rear would be way taller than a 255/45 in the front. Try to keep them as close in overall diameter as possible. If you’re awd, yes it has a potential to cause issues if the front and rear diameters don’t match
No it really shouldn’t. Just make sure the paint is clean and free of debris before you install and if you choose to remove it later, take your time and be careful.
@Speed Culture Studios a Awesome Thank you! Just picked up a 2018 Q50 with only 61k on it the other day. Wanna make it my own. But don't know what spoiler to get yet. Last Question to remove you just gently pry it off with your hands as you did in the previous video? Or would you recommend putting something under the spoiler such as a card of some sort to loosen the adhesive? Appreciate the helpful info in advance
