The parts are in for the RDX build after a little research to find the best prices. 

It's about time you had some reliable, competent, responsible supervision.

by far the best rebuilder on you tube hands down ..... zero corners cut the way it should be great job

There is only one way Scott knows how to do things. The right way. Great job as usual Scott.

Again, Scott has the patience of God. Man does he do nice work. Love your furry assistant Scott.

The OEM being less expensive is because of the chip shortage. Less cars are being made than planned because parts factories requiring chips cannot make as many parts. So the stamping factories now have capacity to make more panels than needed. So they are producing excess stamped parts and selling them through the parts counter at lower prices rather than having the factory sit idle. (undercutting salvage yards and aftermarket suppliers) (same goes for other parts that don't need chips)

I hope this channel never ends and keeps spreading happiness.

It must be hard to work under so much pressure, having the supervisor so focused on everything. But that hasn’t affected Scott’s work. Congratulations.

It's no wonder your builds sell so quickly. Anyone who watches your channel sees that your work meets or exceeds factory specifications every time. Great Work, as usual!

I’ve never seen a radiator support look so good 👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

You put on a great show. I like watching you work. It’s a lot easier than working.

I honestly; really like this build. It was obvious from his position, Mr. Spotty was worried about being barked at by the supervisor.

It's surprising the OEM parts were cheaper ... I remember going to a Honda dealer to buy a thermostat for a 2003 Civic. Something which should have costed $5-10 was over $30. I thought that's how Honda rolls ... guess I need to rethink things a little bit.

Very nice work as always. I really love how you always go the extra mile on everything you do, like painting parts that even the factory leaves. If you think of it in the future, and can show us how the painter blends panels, I would really enjoy seeing how that's done. Thanks for another great video, don't forget to tip the supervisor. You want to stay on her good side afterall lol.

Give the supervisor a few beers and he'll fall asleep. Problem solved !

OMG Scott, I can't believe the air box screw stunt lol! I must say that when I take things apart on my sweet 82' Malibu classic I try to put the screws back in the original location. I know that it is ridiculous, but I can't help myself. Awesome video as usual!

I love the color of this Acura! Another great one, Scott. Have a nice weekend!

It really pays to do your research. It's astonishing that used parts are so more expensive than used parts.

New OEM parts cheaper than used? “Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together-MASS HYSTERIA!” Dr Peter Venkman 😂

I have to say I appreciate the way you do your videos. You show (I think) everything you do, but you also use jump cuts so we're not watching you show all the tedious stuff, like screwing and unscrewing bolts and so on. We get to see everything, but not waste time watching the entire process. And your supervisor is handsome/beautiful! :D

If you put a bucket of oil or coolant under the car, any parts you drop will fall into that bucket. It’s like a magnet or something.

Auto salvage places think they are selling gold sometimes. I've held my phone up to the guy at the counter to show them what stuff costs NEW in order to get a decent buy on used iron.

Pure relaxation watching a rebuild done professionally and as good if not better than from the factory, awesome work scott

Dear Vechor this how rebuilt recked cars are supposed to be put back together again. I have spent time in the industry and I have seen shady work. I was a victim of such shadiness. I understand your in front of a camera. But I believe you are true and honest. There is nothing wrong with salvage cars. It’s the folks who put them back together wrong just to save a buck. Thank you for the it right.

_"..because I have no friends and the supervisor is chasing squirrels."_ 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I had a supervisor like that. Turns out he wasn’t just a mechanical one, landscaping and home improvements were also on his watch. Best boss I ever had. I miss you buddy.

The Supervisor is cool

That supervisor checking on your work. Reminds me of when my cat was a kitten he LOVED being in there watching what I'm doing. I have to do fine detail sanding with a small sanding stick and he'd swat at it. Then he'd just sit off to the side. Now? he's bored doesn't even come around unless he wants some head scratches.

Looking good. You probably spent more time chasing down parts & then waiting for them than doing the repairs.

I don't know you were able to get as great of rebuild as this one with minor front end damage....Great video.

Glad you adjusted the timing on the radiator component as as we all know, timing is everything.😁 Watch out for these quiet supervisors. They are the hardest ones to read... Thanks Scott for another enjoyable build. Peace!

The turbo assembly with the wastegate is probably what totalled this. I had a yard tell me that he included the price of paint in the price of a fender. Like its going to remain that color. I bought an aftermarket fender for half of what he was asking.

Really nice work here, Scott!

This is my therapy!

The supervisor appears when new OEM parts get used. 🤣

This video got me through a very boring day at work, for that I thank you! 🚙

You went from the number one position to number 3, #1 Mr. Spotty, #2 The Supervisor. and of course you #3. You lead a hard life.

I started building Honda's in 12 when the Civic body changed and I found out how cheap I could buy OEM parts. Now all I build are Honda and Acura vehicles and buy parts cars to help out. It really helps when you know where all the bolts go too! Honda calls what you are saying air intake a joint. Not sure if you looked in the turbo but I built a CRV that had a broken joint and a piece of plastic went in and bent the turbo impeller causing it not to turn. Just an FYI.

Good to see work done with pride n right

Really like this build, great job !

😊Thank you Sctt,very interesting and educational very informative great content as usual regards from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🛠️🇬🇧

Closing in on 200K subs!

Scott is one stand up dude. And rin-tin-tin wanted to help!

👍👌👏 Extremely well done again and as always (video and work). You definitely remind me of a very painstakingly working surgery doctor. Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards luck and health in particular.

A fantastic video thank you and please keep them coming

Your supervisor seems firm yet fair.

As always GREAT WORK THANKS

I'm exhausted watching all of the work you did today, it's Yuengling time !

Should have kept the stickers on. Those are secret Honda stickers that add +10HP per sticker.

It's so nice using OEM Part's as you know that they will fit 99% of the time.

Trev’s Blog 😂 👍🏻👍🏻

Experience equals success . thank you for the instructions , on the forward path .

Thanks for sharing Scott.

Another great job done, Regards Doug.

Noticed the jiffy lube sticker on the windshield. Should test the oil plug torque 😁😁

Scott, so close to 200K subs. Hope you cross that threshold by next week

Thats The only supervisor I'd like to talk to...

About 5 years ago Honda and Acura lowered their replacement parts to try and get more people to purchase original parts va aftermarket. Love your videos.

That supervisor likes to micro-manage...🤣🤣

Enjoy your videos here in louisiana keep up the good work and as someone said once in the pile

@vehcor I hope you have a great weekend!

Gotta love the supervisor!!! Woof!!

The junk yard pricing: Where I live they wanted $4000 for a low mileage Ford 5.4L. $4500 for a rebuilt one WITH a warranty (from a reputable builder too).

Said the guy that says he doesn't knows what gloves feel like , had a whole box of vinyl gloves powdered to keep Scott's hands soft 😂

Hey buddy that's gonna turn out as good as new .

I love your supervisor.

You have a good supervisor there he may give you a hard look but will never tell on you 😊

Your supervisor is so sweet! lol

I totally agree on part’s it’s cheaper buy OEM then from junk.

Good content. 👍

I used to have the same supervising supervisor.

Bubbles? I wouldn't want to do that. The air in them is from Chlna. Keep it up. love your content.

That "dog gone" supervisor really gets in the way. Perhaps a random squirrel would provide sufficient distraction! 😂

I watched this episode with my son. He enjoyed it! 😂

Thank you

The thing for me, is I almost always did remember to put the fitting on the brake & fuel lines. The problem was that I'd put them on backwards 😐

41:12 yup, did that many times in auto shop in high school. My big thing these days is soldering a bunch of wires together then looking down and seeing the shrink tubing on the bench...*(&)(*#&*&^@ AGAIN!!!!

my best double flares are always missing the nut.

Dam good video,nice looking car,love the color.keep on doing what your doing.kudos.😎😎😎👍👍👍

Amazing new parts cheaper then scrapyard parts. I had that issue with my car but it was actually cheaper to buy the parts in a completely different country and have it shipped to me.

Oh man! I miss the VEHCOR end of video tune!

I have some of those pokey stabby tools you used to take apart the connectors and clips. My work area always looks like an Eli Roth film when I'm done.

Smart way to fix plugs

Noticeable improvement over your normal slipshod work. Big difference when then there’s a supervisor lurking around. My neighbours supervisor bit me last week , they seem benign until they’re not. Surprising this vehicle was a total loss from the insurance claim. I was particularly interested in the electrical connection repin. What was the tool you used ? Since I retired I’ve had more time to work on modern vehicles, the fasteners,electrical connections, sensors are a world unto themselves.

The boss is checking out your work

I have noticed lately used parts cost more money. I needed a knee airbag. On eBay it was $200 to $300. Ford dealership was $220 brand new.

This is a nice build. Good info on doing homework for cheapest replacement parts. Love the color of this Honda, can’t wait to see it done and detailed, although not a fan of the red interior yet… if ever. Looks like Honda ran out of matching parts and just threw in what was extra hanging around the assembly line!😂. Maybe I’ll be a convert… doubt it!😙

Can see Mr. Spotty is on sale in your online store. 😂😂😂 Guess he not going to popup in the work shop anymore. 😅😅😅

My favorite ending words so far, "Thanks for watching and I'll see you when its Blue."

The Supervisor deserves a Scooby-Doo snack

Welcome to boring build Friday.. I am your host Vehcor!!!

It is amazing the the oem parts fit better. Of course they don't have that extra build up of road vibration. Enjoy

What are you planning to do regarding ADAS and SRS in this vehicle? My impression is that it is not the mechanical work but fancy gadgets and their recalibration that totalled this vehicle.

That "supervisor" really isn't watching your work. He's only interested in when you head for the door to go home for food and bed.

Wow, didn't think these Acura's were so . . . Compacted ? but you do excellent work as always. What is the Deal with Mr.Spotiy the guy only shows up on Fridays, payday ? and look I know you two have history, but I'm older than you and I'm telling you this thing never has a happy ending. Next the roaming gnome is roaming out of the building and the painting gnomes. . . they want to be picked up at the bar ? Next the shop turtles want a raise because they say their the only ones is the shop, and so and so on !c This kind of thing gets out of hand and soon, your in the shop by yourself writing checks, with the supervisor, just the two of you and ain't nothing getting done. My advice Scott, get this right before you leave tonight ! Great Videos , Thank you !

Yes i pop some today from a package

Looks like the fan made contact with the fins on the right?

U make it look so easy 😂

HEY! Hello Scott!

I Knew it! You just inadvertently told us your true identity when removing the screw for the door handle, no one else could have removed except for this person that tightened it in the first place! I Knew it!

Very nice work, like always, to bad I can’t purchase any of your cars being for Canada.