Modern car's look shit and melted. No one cares about all of these criticisms, ricers are cool. Stick 5 ft up the ass.

Every single one of the cars you were putting up on screen as "good cars" looked absolutely disgusting. Melted Popsicle rich person mobile. Imagine spending your entire salary on a melted peice of butter and then not even street racing it.

Hey Nico it's Roman let's go bowling

Another trend that should die ,, is this channel

Right so if bmw has a M trim package for any car how is it rice if its stock

Only reason I kept one on my civic is because it was so low nobody could tow it (and yes I hated the car cause of how low it sat)

@@jamesprice2163 To each their own man. If you could pull it by the hook. At least it was functional. My first car was an 87 Accord. With Pep Boys double bladed windshield washer blades, a fo carbon fiber shift nob, and Honda sticker across the top of the windshield.

@@jdiluigi oh God lol mine was slammed on blown struts and cut springs, specter air intake and a aftermarket header that was cracked but there was no floors left, the wiring was a mess and the d16z6 v-tec motor had been swapped for a d16y7 non v-tec motor with a five speed that has literally non existent shift bushings all that goodness for 700$ and a working sunroof

I have a tow hook on my street car bc i b crashing

I'm not sure if it's still a thing, but back then the tow hooks were just added on there along with a doll(anything on the hook) just to tell others you're interested in racing. My memory might be hazy about this.

In my place it's we call it the poor man's upgrade. An aftermarket led taillight with robocop mid line connects from left to right both so dim it's just so cheap and unoriginal. Despite It looks distinctive and easy for cops to recognize you if caught doing dumb shit

Chicken coop wire mesh count? We all did it so much in the day, manufacturers started putting them in OEMs :)

Also fake carbon fibre decals/ parts

Cadillac with the cts v haha

They usually get cloudy with 6 months as they are horrible mis sealed. Bro dozer drivers love em

You went to the mud so they are functional

I was gonna say this guy has never driven on a dirt road. In less then a year of driving on dirt the lower portion of a car will look terrible.

love the channel but i highly disagreee about mudflaps. Mudflaps are used on my car to stop paint chipping away from the bottom of my doors from gravel and unpaved highway roads. Most of the time this is why people are using the mudflaps on their cars.

The Streets are neglected in my area & I use them on my 2013 Boss 302 to preserve the finish. They're not overly huge & protruding, but styled to fit the body, just big enough to do the job effectively 😌. What's still Better is they're Carbon fiber!

If your Subaru ain't muddy....is it really a Subaru?

No. Black wheels make no sense! It doesn't matter if the car is white, red or yellow... Wheels should always be easily visible and recognizable on a car! 👉 *Wheels make the car!* Full black cars look just as bad! Looks like a locked car in a video game (black silhouette)... The car has no presence at all...

@@Kev27RS he said black wheels, just because a car has black wheels doesn't mean the whole car is black lmao fucking bots

@@Kev27RS i never believed that wheels make any car. the driving experience and engineering quality is what makes a car. wheels contribute overall but they're not the biggest deciding factor. black can also hide dirt/brake dust a bit more. its vehicle dependent, yes, but they have their place. black or dark wheels with a machined face or machined portions of the spokes are also nice on the whole and provide a good accent & contrast as well.

@@Kev27RS Okay, what about my winter wheels that are almost always covered in snow. They're downsized one inch so I have more sidewall. They have a machined face, but they're black. Is that a problem?

I agree Black wheels don't always look bad,depends on the car and its colour Underflow is just straight trash,keep that shit in 2004 where it belongs

They don't though. Doesn't matter if the car is white, red or yellow.

Yeah okay, you have a point. But there's only one flaw. That is, if a car looks good with black wheels, it'll look even better with silver ones ;)

@@tatwood93 Exactly! 😉

I also love black rims. Just because they're not self illuminating neon green doesn't mean you can't see them and appreciate them. I like black particularly on white, silver and yellow. Bright car colors essentially. On a black or dark colored car, a bright wheel color is better.

@@batman3698 Interesting, I would've thought black on black was kind of your thing.. Lmao

Are we talking about modern RAV4. Early models came with air intake as standard

Those Rav4s with hood scoops? Those are stocks. Can't mess with those 180hp and 240hp Celica-engine Ravs though.

As far as I know the 2001-2005 diesel RAV4s had hood scoops, but the ones I’m referring to are stock NA Rav4s with autozone hood scoops 😂

@@harry8k Autozone or Pepboys hood scoops on 1995-1999 mostly have swapped engines for the turbo. The 2006 onwards and the new ones though.. I get you.

@@harry8k Lol

I agree!

its only for sad ppl with rough life

Seems like it’s only fine when lowriders do it, and they were stance for decades before imports came into the scene.

I i.agine broken hot wheels cars, when they look like that they won't even roll anymore

@@original__gmebvy their tyres aren't sticking out like their axles are broken.

It really is just a disgrace! And it's all the sad boys who are doing it Those tik Tok losers be like: "my life is so sad and being a car guy makes me depressed,all I do that makes me happy is swerve through traffic being a danger to myself and others!" They are not real car guys

I remember the StreetGlow kits and those damn Altezza lights 😂

considering the scramble scene had a bunch of the actual street racers from the area, they might be telling the truth..

Cold air intake too, I always recommend people slap a proper intake on their ride to let it breathe :)

@@masaharumorimoto4761 That really depends on the car. Newer cars have really good factory intakes.

@@masaharumorimoto4761 Could either work right off the bat, needs tuning or not at all. Older cars with really restrictive intakes benefits a lot from it

@@JABelms not really it’s the most overrated mod

@@masaharumorimoto4761 Not really. Unless it's a smog-era (70's to early-80's), a CAI isn't worth it. Most cars have one from the factory, and many "Cold Air Intakes" are just badly-designed hot air intakes. If you can see the filter, that's bad. Also, almost all CAI gain more power by having a less restrictive air filter, which will damage your engine in dusty areas. The biggest difference is sound. On a turbocharged car, aftermarket intakes make a huge difference in noise. Because of that, most of the CAI effect is placebo.

I got some on my Legacy and in the snow, which it does a ton here, the sides aren't splattered.

@@Subieghost yeah I don't blame you. They do their job well.

Black wheels make no sense! There's no way around it. It doesn't matter if the car is white, red or yellow, or whatever color fits black... Wheels should always be easily visible and recognizable on a car! 👉 *Wheels make the car!*

lifting trucks is no different then lowering cars, it's done for a functional use and a visual use. so why would he cover those?

@@DanielRichards644 Because certain lifted trucks look silly and serve no real purpose. Go take a look at SEMA SHOW pictures from recent years.

@@Kev27RS like with everything in life there is a point when you go to far, that doesn't mean the whole category is bad, thats like saying every person of a certain skin color is a terrorist just because some of them are or every white person is a p3do because Joe Biden's USPS dude in charge of mail in ballots was busted the other day as one. Generally speaking 3-6" up or down from factory is a good safe range of adjustment that will look good, when you are 3 feet above factory that rarely looks good.

@@DanielRichards644 Yes, there's good and bad everywhere.

I've seen black wheels look good on certain cars

I hate them because it tells a potential robber alot of information like if there's a man in the house, how many people are there and alot of the tikes of they have a pet or not they need to look for

@@jamesprice2163 That..and esp. if there are names by the stick figures! Ppl need to stop making criminals lives easier..be a harder target.

@@gzuzsavz yeah agree lol I'm all for window stickers and even have a few on my own car but not that crap (I have a roadkill in rust we trust sticker lol)

May want to reevaluate your life if stick figure decals on a vehicle bother you.

I don't like these stickers either, but I always thought that these are for paramedics and cops. When there’s a crashed car and the adults are unconscious or dead, the paramedics will see a sticker "Baby on board" or something like that and they will look even harder for more people in the car as there could be a baby or a little child somewhere down squeezed by seats. Anyway I would like to put a sticker saying "There’s no school like oldschool." on my '72 Demon 340. Classic muscle cars and pony cars weren't designed to be subtle, so I think one a sticker like this on the rear glass won’t ruin the car.

If you're talking about the side louvers, the Miura wasn't the first. Mustangs came out with that a year or two before.

No, there's no way around it. Black wheels make no sense! It doesn't matter if the car is white, red or yellow... Wheels should always be easily visible and recognizable on a car! 👉 *Wheels make the car!* Full black cars look just as bad! Looks like a locked car in a video game (black silhouette)... The car has no presence at all...

Lol haters, I agree Mazdas carbon edition vehicles look good af

@@toeleg Haters? No, people with common sense!

@Mikey Fourbarrel By the way, the last sentence of your comment is just silly. Has nothing to do with age or eyesight... Black wheels make no sense! That's a fact!

Style? Did you just say style??? Black wheels have no fucking style unless there's some sort of chrome. You can't see it because it's a dark rim with a dark spot behind it, That has nothing to do with eyesight. And for the record I'm 17 which is probably more of your "demographic" yeah? Black wheels are lazy and unimaginative, if you think you look cool in an all black car with paint swirls and black rims. You are exactly what's wrong with the car community today.

It depends on how much lower the car will be, if it's only 30mm with the mentioned high quality springs in combination with quality oem or aftermarket shocks, it will be absolutely fine, the ride quality will be fine as mostly will the durability of the shocks be too

there are different grades of "coil overs", you can buy coil overs that are fitted to your stock shocks and be just as bad off as lowering springs, maybe worse if you lower the car more then the lowering springs would have, never mind the spring rates being worse, then you have the good coilovers that are a shock/spring matched pair, those are FAR FAR more expensive then buying lowering springs and a good set of shocks.

There is a little bit more to it. First of all, shock travel can be brought back with the use of an extended strut top. This essentially pulls the shock out and can even add a little bit of extra spring preload. Secondly, coilovers come in a variety of executions. There are coilovers which only have one adjustment collar for the spring seat. Cheap coilovers such as Raceland or TA are done like this. And much like with lowering springs, you're lowering these by releasing preload which also results in a shock compression when you lower it. There are some higher end coilovers which are also built like this such as Bilstein or H&R. There should be somewhat of a warning bell if these coilovers come with a "helper spring" since this is essentially made to allow the coilover to run with less than adequate preload which will result in a massive resting compression of the shock. The best design of coilover is the one that have a separate locking collar for the spring seat, and for the bottom section. If the bottom section (which attach to the spindle or bushing) can be adjusted independetly, then this coilover can be raised or lowered while maintaining ideal spring preload. Some examples are D2, Tein Flex, or even the cheapo Maxpeedingrods.

@@DanielRichards644 These shitty spring sleeves fall under the same category as lowering springs in this context.

That's why they make Bilstein b8. Stock in every way only shorter. I'd prefer some get h and r springs and Bilstein b8 over coilovers. Almost no one can setup coilovers properly and even when they do the b8 is probably a better option.

Yah, I was kind of shocked when he said it, but I think the reasoning the magazines gave, just stuck with him until this day. I hope he looks better into it, no colors are bad, just how you use them.

To each their own of course but I definitely agree with Craig, it's unimaginative and you can't see the wheel. It reminds me of steel winter wheels. Even in the few instances that black wheels look good, there's always a better option.

Not at all! Black wheels make no sense! It doesn't matter if the car is white, red or yellow... Wheels should always be easily visible and recognizable! 👉 *Wheels make the car!*

@@YOEL_44 No, Craig has a point!

Mom's new Kia has black rims and they're perfect for her, they h ide all the dirt and grime lol.

It’s a nice set of wheels

I have a black sapphire metallic 335is and had black apex ec-7 wheels. Recently sold them because it was a lot of black. It can look good but most of the time kills the design of the wheel.

Craig is right 100%! Black wheels make no sense! It doesn't matter if the car is white, red or yellow... Wheels should always be visible and recognizable! 👉 *Wheels make the car!*

@@DejectedAngel You finally realized how silly black wheels are! Better late than never.

They don’t like black wheels because they like flexing their wheels in broad daylight

Agree!

Couldn't have said it better myself! But I got love donk cars! Slabs too, and lowriders.

@@PROcrastiDRIVESVofficial Lowriders are the real pieces of art!

@@Kev27RS Bullshit, I love them all. Quit hating.

@@PROcrastiDRIVESVofficial yup OK for "camaros & Silverados cause they are junk 😳

I live in Columbia and that is what is everywhere. Verts with huge wheels. But there are a few shops here that do it right. Tuck, tub, and shorten the wheelbase. Stitch by Slick is an example (shameless plug)

Same here in Dallas lol

@@TejasToolMan Same here in Cleveland!!!!!!.

TBH, i don't think underglow is that bad. Especially now with LED strips which are much lighter and safer than neon tubes. In that sense it's a harmless mod with 0 performance impact which you can do for shits and giggles. You don't even have to turn them on most of the time.

I thought that this is illegal because it hinders someone from seeing the correct lights on your car and it is also a distraction.

Nowadays it is "car door projector" with is way more cringe than (illegal) old school neons.

What color is your daily?

@@Kev27RS dark blue metallic " Barents blue metallic"

I agree. Blacked out everything is lame and over dine.

True! Black wheels make no sense! It doesn't matter if the car is white, red or yellow... Wheels should always be easily visible and recognizable on a car! 👉 *Wheels make the car!* Full black cars look just as bad! Looks like a locked car in a video game (black silhouette)... The car has no presence at all...

@@Kev27RS thank you! I feel like I'm crazy saying this all the time. I'm more I to trucks, but it's like oh look there's another blacked out truck how original. Granted for trucks there aren't many options for wheel colors unless you want some stupid looking wide wheels

@@huasohvac You're not crazy. You just have common sense!

You are definitely not the only one my friend

you gotta stop looking at black cars with black wheels and any matte black wheel, look at gloss black on dark blue cars, it's sick.

What's wrong with that? Some people can't afford really expensive wheels but still want the look so why not get replicas. It's not like the car that it's going on is gonna go race on a track anyway so it doesn't need to have the performance advantage of the originals just the look.

@@roachraider6169 replicas are going to let you down so hard. Save your money and buy actual wheels.

@@STiP0 Understandale but it takes some people years to save up for an original set of wheels they want so why not get what you want when you want it until you come across the real thing. Keep in mind that wheels just hold the tires onto the rest of the car and tires are what really make a huge difference so unless you're fighting with deep pot holes in new york or driving on bumpy dirt roads everyday, replica wheels made using the same methods that the major car manufactures use to cut costs really won't hurt all that much.

@@STiP0 Wheel elitism with no other justification than basically just saying "replicas bad," you really make a strong case for spending 5x as much or more for similar function lmao

@@STiP0 Not really lol. A replica works perfectly fine. It doesn't matter if you damage them, curb them, scuff them with the lug nut socket etc. Just buy another one for 150 bucks. You can put a rattle can on them when you're bored of the color. It doesn't matter because they're cheap and there for much more usable.

Black wheels make no sense! It doesn't matter if the car is white, red or yellow... Wheels should always be visible and recognizable! 👉 *Wheels make the car!*

@@Kev27RS That's subjective! Black wheels doesn't mean the wheels are invisible, in fact darker wheel colors show the clearcoat much better. It's all about color combinations. I personally hate white / silver wheels on white / silver cars for example. I think a gunmetal or black fits much better on these car colors.

@@batman3698 Why does the "clearcoat" matter? Black wheels on a car make are silly! There's no way around it... It's a trend that started around 12 years ago. People just jumped on the bandwagon... Stormtrooper, Bumblebee, etc... That's all people think about for their car color combo. It doesn't matter if the car is *white, red or yellow* or whatever color fits black... Wheels should always be *recognizable* on a car at any given moment! While standing in front of the car or looking at it from a distance. Again, *Wheels make the car!*

I feel bad for you. 😂

@@Kev27RS why? It’s looks nice in some cars, is modification minimalistic

And if you have a big brakes, looks really good

@@mingomix1 Black wheels make no sense! It doesn't matter if the car is white, red or yellow... Wheels should always be visible and recognizable! 👉 *Wheels make the car!*

@@mingomix1 The look of the wheels is more important than the look of the brake setup on a car.

Just looks like a big black hole in the wheel well.

@@TheRealMrRoyal True! Black wheels make no sense, no matter the color of the car.

No, you don't get a pass. 😂 Wheels are more important than the brake setup for a car's look!

Yeah, I'd say you get a pass. If it wasn't your choice then you can't be blamed for it.

Air suspension is stance

@@TROY_MK6 I know, if I go that low I'd use air suspension, poor wording on my part

In my opinion black wheels/Black chrome with a dark red body is the god tier paint/wheel combo

@@ward9832 Hell yeah, that's what I went with on my truck. Along with all blacked out trim and lights. Did that around 12 years ago, and litteraly had people chasing me down to tell me how great it looked, and wanting to know how I did everything. ...now half the vehicles come that way stock. Lol

why HW didnt consider it ?!

Hands down. But the C2 shown before is a stunner....top chop, looking wacky on that Corvette.

It was an abortion.

Very little people do that.

😂 Black wheels make no sense! It doesn't matter if the car is white, red or yellow... Wheels should always be visible and recognizable! 👉 *Wheels make the car!* You'll realize that one day! Better late than never...

@@Kev27RS first off stop with the copy & paste comments, and I SAID WHAT I SAID. Your opinion doesn’t matter, nor will it change my mind. Black rims are dope!!!

@@8FigureEarner619 Yeah whatever! You know it's true! You'll realize that one day... 👍 When I was a teenager I liked it as well, until I realized later on how silly it is...

@@8FigureEarner619 Wow, you edited your comment all of a sudden... Why? 😂

@@Kev27RS I painted my gold gramlights to black. As a person who has used “colored” rims for 15 years I say you are full of it

Yup I hate that, when I got my scatpack I threw them away Asap

Silver looks basic a lot of times and black looks good with any color so I get why people are putting them on everything. Also black wheels are good when you're lazy cleaning them all the time. 😉

Black wheels make no sense! It doesn't matter if the car is white, red or yellow... Wheels should always be visible and recognizable! 👉 *Wheels make the car!* Full black cars look just as bad! Looks like a locked car in a video game (black silhouette)...

@@patrikpolda Silver all the way!

@@patrikpolda I think silver cheapens the wheel.

@@Kev27RS idk. F1, nascar, and gt cars all look pretty sweet to me and they all have black wheels.

It can be dark grey, but not black. Black wheels make no sense! It doesn't matter if the car is white, red or yellow... Wheels should always be easily visible and recognizable! 👉 *Wheels make the car!*

@@Kev27RS They can be easily noticeable and recognizable, it's called opening your fucking eyes XD What doesn't make sense is your inability to see as well as why there should be no reason to do it. Does this mean my Dad's challenger is unrecognizable and invisible to the naked eye because it's black? This really has to be one of the dumbest statements I've seen in years from the car community.

@@Kev27RS quit copy and pasting your comments gray top.

@@-SleepySatan- If my comment fits as a reply, I'll just copy it. Simple as that.

Saw a superclean ae86 and ps13 on IG with gloss black wats. Looked incredible.

Not on wheels! If you want that "White & Black" or "Yellow & Black" look, just apply some black stripes or something on the car. Not one of the main parts on a *car* that instantly changes the look *of it* . *Wheels make the car!*

Not even that, as the main piece of the wheels isn't recognizable anymore...

fucking yes, I agree with that 100% I hate all black but if you throw something else in there that makes it appealing im all for it!

Rock Lights and Underglow on JACKED UP SKY HIGH TRUCKS.

Yeah! 😁 Black wheels make no sense! It doesn't matter if the car is white, red or yellow... Wheels should always be easily visible and recognizable on a car! 👉 *Wheels make the car!* Full black cars look just as bad! Looks like a locked car in a video game (black silhouette)... The car has no presence at all...

Full black cars look so lame! Looks like a locked 🔒 car in a video game (black silhouette)... The car has no presence at all... Black wheels make no sense as well! There's no way around it... It doesn't matter if the car is white, red or yellow, or whatever color fits black... Wheels should always be easily visible and recognizable on a car at any given moment! While standing in front of the car or looking at it from a distance. 👉 *Wheels make the car!*