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I drive a 2014 camaro ss that's had a LS7 swap daily and I love it. The biggest gripe I have is visibility and yes a LS7 uses alot of gas 😆

I’m installing some car audio in my garage, great video. 🤙🏼

Thank you for the video. Glad you explained the careful removal of the switch so you don't damage the pin.Some other videos don't warn you about the pin. good work.

Great review! I just tried the Car Guys Plastic Restorer on my truck and am amazed with the results. Keep the reviews coming! Nice Jeep btw.

Definitely added horsepower😆

i daily drive my V6 camaro...its awesome

I was terrible with gas mileage now I realize I need to chill to keep my money in my pocket

Wow so easyyyyyyy gracias

Where did you get your seatbelt cover??

Those factory wheels are clear coated so polish doesn’t work, wax or ceramic coat does wonders

What is being quite a few years so what happened

Outstanding job!!! 💪🏻🇺🇸

why did you stop making videos???

I bought a 2012 45th anniversary Camaro 2SS in September 2022. Had about 59,000 miles on it-absolutely love this car! It has the Borla Attack exhaust as well-sounds just like this one. I have a Silverado as my daily driver so the SS stays in the garage the majority of the time. Now have almost 70,000 miles on it and have had no issues at all with it. The car has the L99 with the automatic but I'd rather have the 6 Speed manual but it is what it is. I have not driven the car in the rain and don't plan on doing so unless I absolutely have to. It's a shame GM quit making the Camaro but sales had been really bad so I understand why GM made that decision. Previous owner added ZL1 style tires and wheels with cross drilled brake rotors-the car looks fantastic! Was actually wanting a Corvette when I stumbled upon this SS...so far very pleased with it. I do my own oil changes using full synthetic oil as I am very particular with this car. Paid $24,500 for it which is alot I admit but the car is set up just the way I would have done it myself. I don't have any issues seeing out of it unless I'm looking over my shoulder then there are a couple of bad blind spots but it hasn't been that big of a deal. Car does have Active Fuel Management which I'm not crazy about but my Silverado does as well and I haven't had any issues with it and it has almost 150,000 miles on it now. I've heard many of these AFM engines have lifter issues but I'll just say a little prayer and cross my fingers on that one! Anyway, loved your video and yes I LOVE MY CAMARO!

I bought a 2012 45th anniversary Camaro 2SS in September 2022. Had about 59,000 miles on it-absolutely love this car! It has the Borla Attack exhaust as well-sounds just like this one. I have a Silverado as my daily driver so the SS stays in the garage the majority of the time. Now have almost 70,000 miles on it and have had no issues at all with it. The car has the L99 with the automatic but I'd rather have the 6 Speed manual but it is what it is. I have not driven the car in the rain and don't plan on doing so unless I absolutely have to. It's a shame GM quit making the Camaro but sales had been really bad so I understand why GM made that decision. Previous owner added ZL1 style tires and wheels with cross drilled brake rotors-the car looks fantastic! Was actually wanting a Corvette when I stumbled upon this SS...so far very pleased with it. I do my own oil changes using full synthetic oil as I am very particular with this car. Paid $24,500 for it which is alot I admit but the car is set up just the way I would have done it myself. I don't have any issues seeing out of it unless I'm looking over my shoulder then there are a couple of bad blind spots but it hasn't been that big of a deal. Car does have Active Fuel Management which I'm not crazy about but my Silverado does as well and I haven't had any issues with it and it has almost 150,000 miles on it now. I've heard many of these AFM engines have lifter issues but I'll just say a little prayer and cross my fingers on that one! Anyway, loved your video and yes I LOVE MY CAMARO!

Great insight! My trim is getting sun damaged and really it's the ugliest part of my truck in my opinion. So I think I'll take a shot at this. I was just YouTubing a solution and found you 👍

Great video! Very helpful

Good Job

I had clear coat on my 1979 jet black corvette slotted rims. I actually stripped the clear off of them, and then polished them out. And they shined like chrome rims. I got 100s of people telling me how gr8 they looked. Good Luck with whatever you do.

thx for the video, great material. Base on your several replies below, it sounds that it lasts about 3-5 months, I'm guessing how often the person carwash the vehicle and the weather exposure. I'm getting mine this Saturday, thanks again and have a bless 4th of July there ✌

You put ZERO effort into it.

Great video! Did my jeep today. So far so good. Thanks! This was a big help.

Great video. It's a little time consuming, tricky and you need the right tools, but it's doable without having to pay a good price for a mechanic to install. Thank you very much. You are a win!

Nice video! I thought I had to remove or slide over the top trim. After a few minutes of messing up the clips I looked underneath and I could see and reach the fog light bulbs. In my 2014 Wrangler JK it took me 2 minutes.

It's great on polished aluminum (like motorcycle engines) but your wheels are clear coated, so in that case use regular car wax. I use Maguires gold class on my wheels. Be careful not to use anything too harsh because it could damage your clear coat. Btw, I like the original wheels and I don't agree with getting the decals:) :) ☺️

Fantastic! Great tutorial and great JK. My 2012 JK 6sp looks like your ‘before’. Hope it turns out as nice as yours did.

Better have a ratcheting socket for top shock nut. It’s not fun. You get like half a turn you can make at a time. Doesn’t tell you how tight to get the nut. The rubber spacers are different. One is flat one has a raised smaller center section so you need to know which goes where. Also trying to lay the washer, the bushing and nut on top of hole and get the shock post thru the frame hole and and all those is lil tricky. Don’t mount bottom till you get all that thru the top and nut started. Then you can put the bottom in and use flat head to lift it lil to feed bolt thru. I’m doing mine right now. I didn’t even remove the tire on mine but I have a spacer lift and 35s. The factory nut was different size than the RC nut so make sure you have all the metric wrenches you need.

thank you!

Thanks! 👍🏻

Awesome video showing what needs to be done. Thanks so much.

2012 Rubicon here. Since your spare is smaller Discount Tire told me to never have it in 4wd with that tire on. It would cause the tires to rotate different speeds and burn up things. I've got 33s on now. Going to go with Nitto Grappler. My spare is a bit smaller and just got to keep the 4wd off if I ever have a flat.

This guy is a crook. He basically mechanically destroyed my 1971 280 SE. He knows nothing about mechanical issues although he claims to be a professional. He will not return calls or answer emails since returning my car as a mechanical wreck. This was in September of 2023.

awesome thank you

Pretty sure those are quarts..

Love the paint job!!!

Great car and drive train. The 2.3 is a great motor.

What's the exhaust setup it sound so good😭

Do you recommend 93 premium gas or 87 regular gas for the 2014 V6 LS?

nice. looks good and not crazy expensive

Looks pretty damn good! Thanks for sharing!

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Is there a link for that washer by any chance ?

Hey thank you for this video, I also noticed that you have blind spot mirrors on your car, did you upgrade the side mirrors?

You have to sand them

She got married to a billion dollar man and he made her quit youtube and quit loving cars.

can I see the camaro next time?

Did i miss it qhat size tire did u go with they look good

Me personally My comfort is all that matters. Not concerned with the back seat.ahhh the life of someone with grown kids and no one living at home