I'll see what happens, it's in the design phase. The rear one are going to be difficult because of the door opening and lack of gap. Stay tune.

hehe, why not?

It's not a performance car. Just my opinion, but it's your car and you can do whatever you want. If you do, I'll be interested to see the results

@didiermejia780 I get what you mean but it doesn't have to be performance car really. Lol just go to a local car show. People are putting wings and widebody kits on anything. But in my case I wanted to make it resemble an 80s rally car or those Dakar endurance rally car. For looks and fitment :)

Yeah honestly they are. I think my brother got it used fir a steal 🎉

yeah 100% luckly this was the best purchase ever - bought it 2020 for 2.3k

A 2 bedroom set up haha😅

nope, the only way is to weight less.

Thanks! I've changed the look since.

not 100% sure. It could be a replica wheel or just another wheels overall.

Hey so rays has different batches of the gram light 57dr some have the extra holes which is for weight reduction and some don’t

yeah 100% why cool inventions don't come out as it should

lol serious!

the guy tracks the car.

nope

@@projectkod lol, so the video title was a mistake? Or a test… do I win a prize? 😂😂😂

@@BobC59 from google search - wiki = Porsche Boxster and Cayman (981)

@@projectkod So much for those sources! Its a Cayman, but its the newer one whose model designation is 718. The 981 was produced from ‘13 to ‘16. Been the 718 ever since

Oh nice. I might sell them. Keep in touch

oh from amazon! think it was like $8 or 15$

no, it's stored away for now. Not sold or anything.

Me too I ❤ these wheels to the max

at least 5 ft 7 inches because that's how tall i am and it feel like an exact fit, but i am sure it's abit short of 6ft.

thanks! I've be changing the color soon. Stay tune. I like the color that you have but I like darker green. :)

i think it killed 1mpg overall. They always do.

@@projectkod Good to know. thanks

i believe so.

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that im not sure either, its supposed to make it more rigid

@@projectkod that's what I was thinking it seems as if it would give some structural integrity to the rear subframe. I might get one eventually and just find out if it does for my rig.

@@cdotson0027 could be for looks too, it looks pretty cool under there shining hehe

@projectkod I think I would want the LCA's and tie bar powder coat blue from Joseph at element 44 garage. So happy I lifted my element thus far. Gonna keep upgrading.

yes i agree. That's why I stayed with newer OEM style.

@@projectkod I got 2006 Miata wheels for mine.

@Venom3303 I almost picked up a set myself but I couldn't pass this deal. $200 for the set with tires!!!

yeah I know. that would be nice.

where was that? Another country? I sold mine last year.

Yah the lexus definitely a great one. May be my brother needs to restore it to its glory. That was his first real car after he got real job. It's already at 250k. Would be cool to throw a 2jz turbo in that sedan and make it a sleeper

@@projectkod mos def a nice project especially since it's ultra rare and a good car. Those older Toyota, Lexus, honda, Infiniti got some good engines with regular maintenance. My wife got a 1999 acura TL with over 250k with up to date maintenance. Still strong

that's awesome there Herbert! What are your plans on the Honda element? Doing some fishing and hunting sounds like fun. I think it's a perfect car for that.

oh no. what year is your element? I find it okay going uphill unless I am towing my 5x8 trailer.

I did all those. May be i'll clean my K&N filter or may be try a paper filter again to see if it changes anything.

Where u get the rear ladder from?

@@mikeskipper3883 check out gobi rack

Hi Marianne - hopefully, I didn't answer your question too late. For 2008, it is typical of any car that is 15 years or older. Check all the suspension component and make sure that the upper and lowered balljoint are good, wheel bearing. engine mounts, struts/shocks. Also, check for the Catalytic converter and see if it's an original. Since they seem to be targets for thieves to resale those. If the car is from a state that snows. check the undercarriage for rust, especially in the rear subframe area. Other than that, run a carfax report and make sure that the seller didn't roll the speedometer miles back to 77k. that seemed to be super low for a 2008. Good luck with the purchase.

yeah while having fun doing it too dealing with lowball offers lol

my lift is 2.0 front and 1.5 rear. I do think you'll need to trim some plastic and metal from your wheel-well. The lift will give you more height but won't help with spacing on the wheel-well area.

yeah when my E had 46k and all stock and original and that was highway driving.

The sticker says $76k ....😅

Agree 100%😊

Lol free 99, haven't heard that shit for a while. Made me laugh. Thanks for watching man.

hey Ben, saw you added me on FB, these are MAzda 3 wheels, 18x7 with 50 offset with 215/45/18 tires. :)

@@projectkod Got inspired by your work, I've just got my 2015 Mazda 5 upgraded from 17' rims to 18' Mazda 3 rims (18 7j 45) with 215 45 18 tires. Super happy with that~ Thanks for your sharing anyway~💪

@bensonchan166 where can I see your mazda5?

100% agree with your comment. It was great topic amongst owner when we go to the Element Meets, lol. It's just my wishful thinking that a 2.4L 4 cylinder box-design vehicle will outperform a streamlined aerodynamic design sedan/van, hell I just picked up a 2.5L Mazda 5 5-speed AT - mini/micro van and that thing gets 27 hwy and 22 street, so far im getting 23.5 combo. lol not great but im okay with that since it seats 6 and has sliding door.