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Yeah, my expectations were too high for sure.

@@ulamss5 time

That was a classic and VERY REAL response.

his name is literally on the shirt and you spelled it wrong >_>

He must be watching this from his flip phone so can't blame him for misspelling his name bro jkjk

@@raikoafm702 Bruh for sure its spelled "Nham" and they just made the name tag wrong and he rolled with it lol.

agreed! nice break from the usual stuff.

you buy these kinds of cars stock because it's less likely someone thrashed it, if he really wanted his stock wheels it's not hard at all to find someone either selling a set with tires for like $400 or willing to trade for another set.

Lol

Imagine he really didn't know about it before hand. 🤔😂😂😂

Toronto PD: We will start fining loud exhausts. Headline: Patient at Toronto hospital who killed a man missing for 2 weeks has fled Canada

Maaaan. To digress from what your actually making reference to. And not to rant. And im not a F*** the police kinda guy. But cmon police need to start enforcing laws and penalize the actual problems in our modern canadian society. Not go for the low hanging fruit buy nabbing the enthusiest holding onto what little bit of their youth that the government allows or the kid who actually enjoys using his hands to wrench on shit and not sit around playing xbox

@@coryhaynes8755 loud =/= fast. If it is reasonable, fine; but some people have 100 dB+ exhausts meant for tracks, not the street. Maybe you need to realize there are other people in the world; I was one of the problem in the past; removed the cat back from a 91 RX-7 convertible; and drove it that way until I sold it to a friend a couple years later. One day maybe you'll understand. The illegal dB level isn't absurdly low, btw. You can have a rather aggressive exhaust; but again; most people get raspy/tinny exhaust, not clean, smooth, deep tones. They don't consider drone. They don't think too much at all, and I'm not sure why it is such a trend. NASCAR? Fast & Furious? A deep throaty exhaust does sound good; but maybe I've heard too many tin cans. I also agree the public servants, police, need to use better discretion and go after violent crimes and theft. A friend was given a ticket for accelerating before the speed limit sign, but it was around 100 yards ahead of them; they paid it already when they told me, as I suggested they fight it in court, as there is no way it would stick. They did it because they drive a BRZ and the exhaust is a bit louder than stock. Of course I wasn't with them, but I've been harassed by police when I was young, car searched several times without due cause but didn't want to escalate the issue even back then as also had a cop pull his gun on me when I was pulling my wallet out of my pocket after he asked me to, outside of the car, like he asked me to be. The problem is, the wrong people become cops; power hungry, unstable, us vs them mentality, a grudge to bear, etc. instead of being people who truly want to do what is best for the community they are serving and getting paid by. My point of view is slanted by being in the U.S.A.; but it is an issue of people who feel a false sense of authority any place in the world. I feel for anyone getting harassed and I'd rather them pass up a loud exhaust and ticket and fine people with 20 degree camber and stretched tires as they are an actual public safety hazard. The capability of the car to do anything is greatly reduced; stop, turn, etc. so an emergency situation pops up and the chances of it becoming a casualty/fatal incident is tremendously increased. If you want that kind of car, it is a show car. You trailer it to events, you don't drive it on the street. Have 45 degree camber and 155 tires on 12" rims if you could make it happen for all I care, just stay off the public roads with it; same with aggressive drivers needing to chill the fuck out and pay for some track time. You hear actual race drivers say they drive slow on the streets, because after the shit they see at 200 mph; being crazy on public roads in a normal seat belt and cars that aren't as safe doesn't seem fun or well thought out course of action.. So some police can go fuck themselves, I've met good ones too; but just stop, think, and be responsible. To your own safety and others. To being decent to those around you. Do you want a 180 dB sound competition car booming down your street at night? Next to you at a stop light? Probably not. Nor do you want one that is capable of 95 dB rattling your rearview from several cars back. Same goes for those loud exhausts. It isn't for the streets; even though driving through tunnels and under overpasses is beautiful to the ears; been there, get it, but realized later on it was pretty selfish of me, but being a teenager I wasn't thinking of the bigger picture. They have manual and electric actuators to bypass exhaust for shows and track events; if you have 2k for an exhaust, you have the money to make it both loud and quiet.

That stainless kit actually doesn't seem so loud, just a nice-sounding stainless setup. It's much more about if it's a good sound than a loud one with me, and that doesn't look like it has a lot of restriction, either, so that's about my ideal for most things. (I do like to drive with music, and almost always with windows down, so I just want it to sound *good.* For my daily, I didn't really need a new exhaust, so I just cut out a bit of extra restriction and sprung for a nice stainless pencil tip, made everything sound much more pleasing to me. It can actually do wonders if you choose well.

@@OllamhDrab watched a video sometime in the last few weeks dealing with exhaust, pulses, velocity, etc; and it is actually interesting how small some race exhausts are. I feel perception is skewed for a few reasons on things like large exhausts; american racing culture is heavily inspired by drag racing and nascar; then the F&F series which for me honestly is a shit show of pure child fantasy of what fast cars are like, not written by someone who knows anything ... I love RX7s, and just the one clip from I'm guessing the first move had me throw my palm to my face so hard I got a concussion :p My friend's BRZ is not too loud, I get to drive it now and then; shame its an auto, but it can get 45 mpg highway cruising average on 100 mile round trips. It is deep, throaty, and a bit loud. I can hear the rumble at idle of the car slightly inside the house with windows closed; but its not obnoxious. The got it from carmax with 700 miles on it, and I haven't checked to see if the previous owner changed anything; I know it isn't UEL headers, no burble, talked them into doing that one day, but I had one from 2017, theirs is 2019, and I'm pretty sure this exhaust is louder and more aggressive, but in a very good way. I love a deep/low tone for idle. And no drone at cruise nor too loud when on it. In the video, I found, and maybe the camera is making it seem so, but the exhaust they used was quite loud. I also know positioning in the car can make a HUGE difference. My RX7 my friend and I stripped down including removing the cat back; was near deafening in the driver's seat, but when selling it to a friend, riding in the passenger seat was shockingly tame and quiet in comparison. If I was blindfolded I would've sworn you put me in a different 7. I definitely will take someone with a loud exhaust over the excessive camber and stretched tires; and definitely over the 'rolling coal' assholes doing it to people in hybrid and shit just because they have a different mindset; I'd like to let a unfixed male cat loose inside their car for doing that to someone. It is such a shitty thing to do. /soapbox

Correct!

So you measure it siting on the tire like the fender gap?

You don't adjust the ride height with the bottom section - you do so by the lower spring perch.

Probably because of how Canadians pronounce "Celica." That's my only guess.

You forgot the fish tank and chandeliers!

I didn't see a popcorn maker or a cotton candy machine there either.

And a hot tub!

Nahm was stroking it😂

stock shifter rattles... I replaced mine with a stainless steel ball and it felt much better (wear gloves on really cold days, or cover the knob with a sock on really hot days).

needs a giant dildo shifter lmao jk

daiheadjai buy a 8 ball

@@daiheadjai I bet having your hand on a sock over a slippery metal ball feels SOOO Much better than the OEM knob.

Thanks.

NCD2294 I pulled a muscle or strained a tendon in my forearm and find the band helps alleviate the pain. #oldAF

Gang

shark fr-s isn't tuned either lol not good

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