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@agdielcastillomalcangi9322
@agdielcastillomalcangi9322 Күн бұрын
How can you do a video as a "cheapest way to do conversion kit " and not show where did you buy the parts? or the link? what are you tryin to show? just intallation?
@eddyvlogs8562
@eddyvlogs8562 3 күн бұрын
Hi i bought the hc05 and i first started and tried to put on at mode red and blue light came on and started blinking slow. as i saw on video u only had a red light on. but i also had a blue one. is that okay? and also it could detect the com port. but as soon as i press connect it says couldnt go on at mode. but it was already blinking slow. whats wrong?
@eddyvlogs8562
@eddyvlogs8562 3 күн бұрын
or do i need to buy another hc05? do u have a site where u bought the hc05 at? and what brand or manufacturer made it
@VeronicaY-h2b
@VeronicaY-h2b 4 күн бұрын
Can I go this on a 2000 civic lx
@JohnnySantiago
@JohnnySantiago 4 күн бұрын
So you're saying that you dont need the bushings that are the EXACT ones forbyour model? I have a 1999 Chrysler Town & Country, and NO ONE has the bushings for that model so I bought an assortment pack. Is that ok?
@BudgetGears
@BudgetGears 4 күн бұрын
@@JohnnySantiago Yes, that's correct and that is fine to get an assortment. They have different sized assortment packs too. So you may want to take a look at what yours looks like and then make sure your assortment pack has a similar size you need.
@fijitears
@fijitears 5 күн бұрын
🔥🔥🔥
@fijitears
@fijitears 5 күн бұрын
😻😻😻
@kalebkroeger3097
@kalebkroeger3097 8 күн бұрын
if i already have a d16y7 wiring harness could i use that because i have a base model crx which is dpfi and i want to skip as much wiring as possible
@BudgetGears
@BudgetGears 8 күн бұрын
No, as I emphasized in the video, use your original engine wiring harness and modify for changes. Using a d16y7 engine harness is going to be a nightmare of wiring. The easiest way is orignal engine harness. Or you can buy a tucked wire harness with the correct subharness.
@TheKasli
@TheKasli 8 күн бұрын
I'm curious to see the center spokes more closely. 1. compare the brushed finish 2. the older fakes didn't have filleted edges to match the genuine
@wraith6507
@wraith6507 8 күн бұрын
steering wheel link ?
@frostyflowers4207
@frostyflowers4207 8 күн бұрын
Reported this dangerous to even put this video out death by wheel
@frostyflowers4207
@frostyflowers4207 8 күн бұрын
Good video good choice death over life FOOL even has a genuine and changed to fake proper FOOL and recommends for others this video should be delete KZfaq over safety concerns for others people could die if listen to you (be accountable )
@CrxBreizh
@CrxBreizh 8 күн бұрын
That’s very interesting 👍.
@bo2o
@bo2o 9 күн бұрын
it wont last. its going to unwrap in a hot day.
@LazerBee
@LazerBee 11 күн бұрын
Considering purchasing, thanks! This was helpful.
@isuedERR
@isuedERR 13 күн бұрын
Is that the OJ glove?
@scottbelanger6535
@scottbelanger6535 14 күн бұрын
Cuz you couldn't get it out in one piece but you put it back in one piece ... Didn't show that part..
@jasonseaton3905
@jasonseaton3905 16 күн бұрын
Why didn't tell us the part number
@stoneith
@stoneith 17 күн бұрын
thank you!!!
@kennyanderson1414
@kennyanderson1414 17 күн бұрын
So sick !!!
@eddyvlogs8562
@eddyvlogs8562 18 күн бұрын
Ive already removed j12 usdm ecu but it says its still inplace detect
@rhurtadorh32
@rhurtadorh32 18 күн бұрын
Why not use the swi-cp2 from pac its much easier than using rcas and all what you did?
@MixaL1s6804
@MixaL1s6804 18 күн бұрын
Is HTS the only software to view data in? Is there any android/ios app that uses such a bluetooth dongle to read data? I basically want to use a phone/tablet to view realtime data, i know of hondash but im tuned in chrome gold and they dont support it.
@BudgetGears
@BudgetGears 18 күн бұрын
@@MixaL1s6804 You can use tunerview. You have to pay for it, but you can view the data on your phone. The only software on phone that I know of is hondash and tunerview.
@MultiAlexanderjose
@MultiAlexanderjose 19 күн бұрын
Hello, excellent video, where can I buy that conversion kit? 
@BudgetGears
@BudgetGears 19 күн бұрын
@@MultiAlexanderjose Please contact the manufacturer mentioned throughout the video.
@rickbarg3980
@rickbarg3980 20 күн бұрын
No grit gaurd
@Poknekracing
@Poknekracing 21 күн бұрын
why you swap the injector wire? what convertion you do?
@BudgetGears
@BudgetGears 20 күн бұрын
The wires were wired incorrectly. Just did it to match how it should have been wired. I don't think it mattered in this case because the injectors are not polarity sensitive. But if you have injectors that are, you need to make sure the correct ground wire from the ecu is on the right wire to the injector.
@jameskilrain38
@jameskilrain38 21 күн бұрын
Every thing is made in China.As least it works,however.
@adamgroszkiewicz814
@adamgroszkiewicz814 21 күн бұрын
From personal experience, the best possible upgrade you can do is a 96-00 CTR transmission. Bell housing should mount up directly to the B18 block. It will dramatically change your track times, far more so than any head work.
@winm7479
@winm7479 22 күн бұрын
Looks like you need a b16 head, b16a trans short gears
@BudgetGears
@BudgetGears 22 күн бұрын
I definitely would love a b16a or any of the short gear b seriers trans, which I think by itself would be a night and day difference. But, I wouldn't want just a b16a head. I prefer a complete b16a. The lsvtec build would be a lot of work and money to get it running as reliable as a original b16a. Unfortunately, all b series vtec parts are just brutally priced and hard to find in good shape.
@shawnward6916
@shawnward6916 20 күн бұрын
That is true, I'm about to finish a b20v (gsr head) in my ef. Finding a short gear Trans for anything less than my children's college fund is near impossible
@AdinSLaboy
@AdinSLaboy 22 күн бұрын
Great job welcome back
@rkcautoparts5394
@rkcautoparts5394 24 күн бұрын
Hi what must buy hc05 slave or master? What is the difference if hc06 there is button
@tim9430
@tim9430 24 күн бұрын
Thanks for making life easier. I kinda figured I'd have to take off that panel, but I'd of probably broken those connectors off before figuring out that they twist off. Thanks much!
@karimn313
@karimn313 25 күн бұрын
Where did you get them, model number???
@Me___Mo
@Me___Mo 25 күн бұрын
The difference will be in the high rpm
@XOPODZ1
@XOPODZ1 26 күн бұрын
Way to many commercials
@louis4558
@louis4558 26 күн бұрын
Thanks for the vid, very informative and to the point. Two thumbs up
@louis4558
@louis4558 26 күн бұрын
Love the hatchback
@prakashksinha
@prakashksinha 26 күн бұрын
you made a mistake and corrected but did not note
@cassieraposo2168
@cassieraposo2168 26 күн бұрын
What was the mistake?
@prakashksinha
@prakashksinha 26 күн бұрын
@@cassieraposo2168 while replacing filter hard sides of the filter should be right left amd arrow down. if you check your video, you will notice you show it different ways and perhaps there is an edit pause in between. if i am wrong let me know and i will remove my comment. for first timers - just to the point and absolute correct only way helps
@SMSM-TURBO
@SMSM-TURBO 27 күн бұрын
The led lamp pls on amzone?
@BudgetGears
@BudgetGears 27 күн бұрын
You can get them anywhere. Amazon, Ebay, local auto parts store, etc. Just need to search the size and you'll have many options.
@SMSM-TURBO
@SMSM-TURBO 25 күн бұрын
@@BudgetGears Ok thanks brother
@JohnSmith-uz3zj
@JohnSmith-uz3zj 27 күн бұрын
Hello I have an extra socketed ECU that is Boost by gear ready and S300 ready. Can I get the BMulator instead? I've had a bad experience with Hondata's customer service, and want to part ways so I'd like to have options. What all do I need to buy? The BMulator, any other accessories from BMtune?
@BudgetGears
@BudgetGears 27 күн бұрын
If it's already chipped and socketed, then all you have to do is pop the BMulator on and you're good to go. You don't need anything else. I believe the latest version of the BMulator includes the datalogger too.
@JohnSmith-uz3zj
@JohnSmith-uz3zj 26 күн бұрын
@@BudgetGears I was told via BMTune's customer service that the socket is not the same. BMulator needs a female socket that accepts an SST chip. S300 socket has male pins stucking out to mate with s300 board.
@BudgetGears
@BudgetGears 26 күн бұрын
@@JohnSmith-uz3zj in my video, the bmulator i have uses pins to mate to the bmulator board. The bmulator was originally meant to be installed without the sst chip socket, but instead with the pins provided. Those male pins will then mate to the female end on the bmulator board. So identical to s300. Cant you just pop the bmulator board onto the male pins from the s300? The pins are just generic electronics pins. Only reason I have a sst socket is because I dont like to run an emulator permanently. I rather tune with emulator, burn the tune to a chip, and run chip permanently. If I need to tune again, I'll plug the emulator back. That way there's less wear on the emulator.
@JohnSmith-uz3zj
@JohnSmith-uz3zj 26 күн бұрын
@@BudgetGears Interesting. I get what you are saying now and think it should be an easy 1 for 1 swap. I have 2 ECU's I will need to do it to. Some more questions: 1. What burner hardware and software do you use to burn the chips once you are satisfied with the tune on the BMulator? 2. Any recommendations for tutorials on ignition and fuel mapping? I don't have a dyno so my only option will probably be to street tune. Nothing super powerful though. N/A for both I'm actually backing out of a turbo build so I drive the car more. If HTS has enough tutorial built in it I can probably just use that? 3. I thought HTS cost money but it looks like it's free for OBD1. Free for OBD1?
@BudgetGears
@BudgetGears 26 күн бұрын
@@JohnSmith-uz3zj 1. I'm using the TL866II Plus. It's just a generic eeprom burner from China. I use the provided software for the burner. It is discontinued now, but I believe there are later versions available. I have a video on my channel. It'll be the same process if you're getting the newer version of this burner. But there's many different burners out there these days. I'd recommend just using something cheap and does the job, but there's more of a learning curve on these generic burners. Not too hard to figure out though. 2. There's plenty of tuning tutorials on youtube and forums. The foundation of tuning is pretty similar. I'd suggest just searching up some videos. Fuel tuning is easy to do as long as you have a wideband. Ignition tuning, you'll need to do on a dyno. There are probably some that will disagree with me, but you'll not be able to to determine your MBT on the street. HTS is simple to use and they have a manual that tells you what most of the functions do. 3. OBD1 for HTS is free. There's also lots of support on the fb group for this software too.
@mathieu_krb
@mathieu_krb 28 күн бұрын
how did you get your front bumper to fit so well with the metal strip? like there's no space between the two
@BudgetGears
@BudgetGears 27 күн бұрын
It just fit on. I held the bumper before I tighted the bolts down. I've always done that with my EF's. The side brackets do deteriorate over time and to get the sides flush you just have to bend the fender brackets a bit etc. Sometimes need to just replace the sliding plastic bracket or drill new holes to get it mounting flusher. Just need to get creative sometimes. But with this particular EF it was all good just held it up and tighted it down.
@WALTERYBARRASARI
@WALTERYBARRASARI 29 күн бұрын
Where sell the valve cover?
@BudgetGears
@BudgetGears 29 күн бұрын
Not sure what you mean, but my valve cover came with my engine and I painted it. If you're looking for a new valve cover, you can try Honda or Acura dealership.
@marcozuniga8163
@marcozuniga8163 Ай бұрын
Yo whats up, i just got my hks exhaust last week. I plan on putting on my Ef sedan with a b16 swap. I have 2.5" collector header and i want to run a stock cat as well( im in California) but i cant seem to find a 2.5" to 2" exhaust adapter piece. Are you running stock headers?
@BudgetGears
@BudgetGears Ай бұрын
I'm running aftermarket headers, but its a 2" flange so it works fine with my custom cat. You'll probably have to make an adapter or just weld a 2.5" flange to your cat. Either way you'll likely need to modify the cat so that its clocked correctly.
@marcozuniga8163
@marcozuniga8163 Ай бұрын
@@BudgetGears I see, thanks for the reply. Now I have to make time to take the car to a muffler shop but I still need to break in the engine and get alignment lol.
@BudgetGears
@BudgetGears Ай бұрын
@@marcozuniga8163 lol. that means the car is almost ready to hit the road. you must be excited to be able to drive it around!
@marcozuniga8163
@marcozuniga8163 2 күн бұрын
@@BudgetGears yes sir, definitely am. Almost 4 yrs in the making. Appreciate all the content you do on the beautiful 4th gen.
@JubeProductions
@JubeProductions Ай бұрын
I have a 2010 Infiniti FX35 with a similar problem and I have been doing extensive research. I am guessing the Nissan Altima is using the same type of drain lines as the FX35. What happens is the drain lines run down A-pillar, then behind the dash and out through the firewall. The drain lines terminate at a drain plug in the firewall, and the water drains into the engine compartment. There is a design flaw with the drain plugs because there is a baffle inside these plugs to prevent dirt and debris from going back into the lines. This baffle becomes clogged, then the water leaks and the drain plug seals fails, then water leaks into the cabin. It can happen to both driver and passenger side. It's a $13 part, but a $1500 repair because you must remove the dash to get to it. There are other videos online showing how it's done. The problem is that because it's a design flaw, it will continue to happen. Some people have modified the drain plug and removed the baffle and used a metal tube to extend the drain. Other people have bypassed this drain plug and rerouted the lines into existing AC drains, or drilled holes in floorboard and terminated the lines there. Either way it happens to most Nissan and Infinitis that have this design and the manufacturer should recall this. The problem is that not only does it soak your car, but it can ruin electronics. There are tons of horror stories of bad electrical problems from ruined ECMs and other electronic devices. I am at the stage where I am researching this issue. My car is in a bad way and the floors and carpets are soaked. I removed the passenger carpet and there were puddles under in areas of the floor board. I am not paying money to have a mechanic do this, and I really don't know if I have the skills or tools to take apart my car to replace these plugs. My FX35 is only worth about $5000 and I'm thinking of selling it to Carmax and buying a new car.
@shahul11p98
@shahul11p98 Ай бұрын
i did exactly how u told in the video and yet i recieve debugs like cant connect to ecu, com port cant be opened, cached com port and so on.. please help me.. i have been stuck here forever and my car is not even running right i am just trying to fig it out please.. i am using hts 2.15 in windows 11
@em1tuning797
@em1tuning797 Ай бұрын
Great work on getting that issue fixed with the helicoil. I would recommend next time you have this issue with bolt that are that big and require that much torque that you use a Time-Sert since it's more of a sleeve than a coil. Overall keep up the great work on engine and hatch.
@BudgetGears
@BudgetGears Ай бұрын
Thanks man. I actually wanted to put time-serts in, but was very difficult to locate the correct thread size and length. The cost for a kit was also enough to buy me a new engine. I figured I'd rather use the heli-coil and if that doesn't work, I was just going to drill it out to the next size bolt and tap new threads in.
@em1tuning797
@em1tuning797 Ай бұрын
@@BudgetGears The cost of a kit? Don't look at the master kit, just the kit you need to do the task at hand which is usually $100. The three drills is what you are paying for since they are proprietary and the price of the time-serts are relatively inexpensive. All you needed was the M8x1.25 kit, then just the length of the/or depth of the bolt goes into the block. Hopefully you don't have to deal with this issue again but if you do now you know that its just the initial cost. Keep up the quality of the videos you produce and thank you.
@claytonswallow1109
@claytonswallow1109 Ай бұрын
They're LEDs... They are going to flicker as they are not the right resistance for that circuit. It was designed for a normal filament bulb which has more resistance across them. To properly do LEDs, you would have to install a resister into the circuit so that the total resistance of the LED and resister are that of what the OE bulb is.
@marcperras9072
@marcperras9072 Ай бұрын
I made the mistake of installing a Yonaka on my 94 Integra GSR. That HKS sounds closer to stock which is what I'm looking for in an exhaust.
@BudgetGears
@BudgetGears Ай бұрын
I think the Yonaka that was on my civic before sounded nice though. It was just a little louder than stock, which makes sense since the piping is 1/4" larger than HKS. I think for the other Honda/Acura vehicles, the Yonaka mufflers look huge. Overall, I definitely prefer the quieter stock sound. Makes the drive a lot less annoying. haha.
@marcperras9072
@marcperras9072 Ай бұрын
@@BudgetGears The issue with mine is that this Yonaka catback wasn't designed for a 94 GSR. I had to add 4 inches of pipe. I think that's why exhaust drones most of the time. I've simply gotten too old for that noise.
@MarcLCT
@MarcLCT Ай бұрын
What did you torque everything down to in the end?
@BudgetGears
@BudgetGears Ай бұрын
Sorry, I can't remember. You'll have to check the service manual or google it. I think it was around 30-40 ft lbs, but I'm not 100% because it's been a long while.
@em1tuning797
@em1tuning797 Ай бұрын
Amazing video on your cleaning process. Wish you would have shown some of the head cleaning to see how you dealt with some of the stubborn stains and exhaust ports but overall thank you for sharing on your cleaning.
@BudgetGears
@BudgetGears Ай бұрын
Some of the tough stains still remained. I got most of it off, but for some really thick stains, I used a wire brush to break up the stain before scrubbing more in the parts cleaner. The exhaust ports weren't perfect and doesn't need to be. Just needs to get any heavy build up off.
@sinformant
@sinformant Ай бұрын
You should check out "deep creep" by seafoam. I have tried about every penetrant out there and once I discovered deep creep I haven't used anything else. The stuff is a miracle worker. I have had exhaust bolts that wouldn't budge with a breaker bar and my whole body weight hanging on it. Sprayed with deep creep and let it sit 5-10 minutes and was able to break it loose with just a ratchet.