The deeper dive into the repairs should continue. That format is a winner. It will allow viewers with a variable skill set have a bit more confidence in making a repair at home. These machines are not cheap, and if you can save on labor while learning something is critical. Nice work fellas!

Nick does the best job manning the camera- really enjoy these with him shooting

I'm glad Nick is sticking around.

These types of videos are why I originally subscribed to the SXSBlog channel... super happy to see them popping up over here now!

Really like these type of videos. Reminds me of your roots when working out of the garage.

I really enjoy these type of videos. Matt and Mike do a great job and it really suits the garage channel well. I am shocked Matt didn't do a gusset kit on the front.

Sous is the George of this channel. He just makes the vibes right and more entertaining.

As a change from all the negative comments on the ole Interwebs, these garage videos are awesome.

Matt is so positive. Overall not to bad of a fix when he just had the whole front end apart 😆. Moral of story don't damage a can am because you'll be spending 3 days to fix two parts 😆.

Sous!!! A great camera man... and a LEGEND of a personality! Glad to see you sticking around the garage!

Yes most of us are here, cause of the vlog style picking up new machines, mods, repairs, etc.

Thank you guys so much for this video. Matt and Mike, great ^ how to ^ stuff. Step by step, save us all a ton of headache someday. Nick, excellent captures on those hard to see spots, thanks for the long steady views! Overall, that being said, all things being equal, an outstanding edition of SXS Blog. This channel has taken a very welcome, new approach, appealing to its followers. Some of us know why, others may be left to wonder, but, it's new leaf is a breath of fresh air. Fabulous. Come ride with us. We have a business proposition for you. Love guys.

Really enjoy these type of videos on the side of the shenanigan videos. Shows how knowledgeable Matt is with the wrenching side. Making this job look easy!

This was awesome! More of this please. It’s more like the gold ol days of this channel.

Great DIY video!!! always nice to find detailed videos for people trying to save a buck on labor charges that are handy in the garage. Nice tips and tricks always help

The variety of machines in the back ground of this entire video,In the shop and outside is just incredible. What a collection u got going haha

Nick Sous is great, I am crying at how much work this is… Really enjoy these how too videos on this channel

My son bought me one of the SxSBlog button up shop shirts.. It's super comfortable and fits perfectly.. Good job guys!

Matt hit him so hard that now the roof is on backwards!

Please any time you guys break something always do a video. It’s really can be helpful down the road. Thanks you guys are awesome

Excellent video, thanks for all the technical tips it’s really helpful! Thanks!

Awesome video guys. I hope everyone had a great holiday!

Thanks for showing working on side by sides again. Great to see. Like ya did back in the day👍

Really enjoyed this video!!

Really enjoyed this video. Definitely enjoyed seeing Matt, Mike and Sous together.

Im glad yall are back to doing some shop things on the garage channel. I like seeing yall rip around but i also like learning so keep it up.

Good to see you all going still. Their is a calm in the air.

Enjoying the shop content. Just took the X3 off my shortlist so thank you for that 🤓

Glad to see this wrenching channel, please keep’er goin

Love the in depth content

Another good video. Glad to see Sous.

Rock solid sxs content. Keep em coming

Enjoyed these videos way more then the podcasts

Great work boys 🔥

I’m enjoying the garage videos. Thanks guys.

Glad to see things fixed and thanks for the tips

Love the garage videos!

I like the in depth repairs. Garage channel is what I hoped it would be

Keep these vids goin!

Great shop video guys, hope everyone had a merry Christmas

I love This type of stuff as an X3 owner, seeing the "tricks" to fix. I also bought a Defender Pro and would like to see Defender content. Thank you, and keep up the good work. I'm glad you both are fine from the little mishap.

as an x3 owner im sure these tips and tricks will come in handy thanks fellas!

The deep dive and the instructions on how to fix vehicles definitely needs to continue😊

Sous the CLUTCH!! Glad to see ya brother!

Enjoyed the rebuild. Yall need to make a video doing some alignments on the different rigs. Keep up the great work guys.

Matt lifting that control arm off the box somehow sounded like a machine getting up on 2-Step 🤣2:24

love this and love seeing you guys working on the machines. would love to see what matt was saying about pre checks for new machines right after you get them. Loose bolts / just things to look for before riding brand new machines

All though we can tell spirits are low in the shop, I hope you guys find your rhythm to continue as if nothing has changed. I’ve been a long time subscriber to the channel and will continue to watch along with lots of others. Don’t let the recent changes break this channel. It’s too good.

Tbh likeing the changes and the videos on both channels

Omg and the little insider knowledge you guys have. Freaking awesome

Good video keep keeping on Matt

Nice work Matt and Mike.

Love this content! This is what was missing that I loved from the earlier videos!

Great team all the success in the world to you

Keep doing content like this.

Another stealth upload on the garage channel... Let's go 😄👍

From nxt pymt offroad, great video guys. Keep em comin

I’ve had to do many radiators on x3s and that metal clip can am puts on backwards I replace with the blue clips

Believe it or not I found that a pair of snap ring pliers works well to spread those clips to get them off without tearing the plastic tab. 👍

Need to do a video on how you guys do your alignments.

Stop being hard on yourself stuff happens your the man matt.

Do you know how to fix PTO cover leak?

Matt for shop mvp!!!

I have a Southworth lift in my shop. These style lifts are extremely pricey but are amazing. Mine is a 4000# and is almost $5k if bought new.

Tip for removing those clips underneath-I use a flat head screwdriver or an 90* angle pick on both sides of the plastic piece to push in the "teeth" of the clip and it pops right off without damaging the plastic tab.

@SXSBLOG, im not sure why stock used parts are being used for the fix. I thought if you held the cameras you had unlimited spending on your car for aftermarket parts compared to the other members of the team? I promise Im not being a dick i. just thought that was how the partnership worked before. I am glad to see the budget fixes compared to the insanely high cost of the custom things we became accustomed to.

Fantastic video,

Great vid

Great video, I work in my buddies machines so definitely some good tricks in there. But I’ll keep running my Polaris, wow it’s way easier to work on.

Remove the two small bolts from the bottom of the grill. The grill can be easily removed for radiator cleaning and it doesn't fall out.

Why aren’t we seeing the obligatory double-shear front end upgrade going in there? IMO that’s the first thing that should be done on any new x3- and you can toss out the linked studs at that point so you can pull each side off independently in the future.. Love the garage content comeback, keep sxsblog about sxs’s and keep at it y’all are the best.

Like the repair and machine mod videos

we love nick doug and matt and ofc mike

Now this is good content. 👍 despite what's going on between them, it's none of our business. These guys love what they do and make us laugh often. Keep it up gentlemen 👌👍

Do a video of X3 maintenance and bolts and things to check to help keep them running for the long haul please! 🇺🇸

Fast lab utv has a metal fan shroud that supports the frame too

I have a 2015 RZR and my primary clutch bolt broke off. How can I get it out. Please help me out.😢

Serious old school shop vibes here. Yeah the team's changed a bit... but the content is good. Id spend some time in the shop wrenching with these guys any day.

I like these videos! More laid back hanging out in the shop turning wrenches!

Finally, I miss the wrenching and banter

Thanks Matt for cleaning that fan before putting it on that new shroud. lol would’ve drove me crazy

Have you guys ever tbought about vaccum filling the cooling systems? May be a better answer to filling the x3's

Gusset kit and shock tower brace coming soon maybe??

This video is why I only drive buddies x3’s and own a pro r lol. I’ve working on enough x3’s to know I don’t like wrenching on them… beating on someone else’s is way better lol

Love the content. Would be cool if you guys did like a 170, or youth geared build/ showdown.😊

The new Matt and Mike show 😅

Yessssss 🙏

Matt look into the fastlab utv x3 fan shroud

Thank God for Sous!!

You guys need to kick the mud off your boots and get back in he swing of things. Leo was only one of the components that made SXSBLOG so entertaining and great. I am retired and relive my youth vicariously through your videos. Nice to dee Sous getting more involved again.

Glad to finally see good garage content. And Sous!!! Love these vids. Even though its a shitty can ham😂😂😂

🔥🔥🔥

Great Fun thx

At least you said sorry both ways lol

Turns out Sous is good with a camera and commentary....

Does anyone know what happened to Leo?

Why don’t yall put a rear one on

Damn I'm glad I have a RZR! That is a ridiculous amount of crap to get a arms off.good lordy

Damn this is so weird. Hard to imagine Leo won’t be around anymore. Will we see all the SXSBLOG content on this channel now?

Good job on the repairs guys. Can’t wait to watch you guys fix up the sleds. 👍 keep them coming.