I try! Thank you

Thank you!!!! weve reached the goal which is INSANE!!!!!! also the car is treating me well i love it!!

Bro. Literally everyone does besides you

Let the guy live…

may god bless you man...

Bros only mad cause his life ain’t as good as yours.

Thank you, always a good day when I wake up and can continue to grind. just gotta do better than I did the day before.

you a real one bro!!

Not even comparable

@@tunanocrust5089mk8 gti is faster, lighter, better interior quality, comes with ambient lighting, full digital dash, better suspension and just more options in general like heated seats and upgraded Harman Kardon speakers.

@@makinmoneywithjuan1108 most important part is the drivetrain. The engine in that Hyundai will throw a rod over 300whp while the gti’s have been hitting over 500 wheel now for years. Another thing is the dual clutch they have is trash and after all Vw was the one to introduce the dual clutch transmission in a production vehicle so they have it down.

⁠@@tunanocrust5089hate to tell you bro but that’s a veloster N not a veloster. I’ve done dragged two different Mk8 GTIS so please please keep on with the hate because I’m gonna keep showing you guys the veloster N/ Elantra N/ Kona N is better then GTI.

@@makinmoneywithjuan1108I beg a differ on that one.

You Already Know How I Do It

say you are going up a hill in a manual car. downshifting gives you more torque and speed going up... in life its okay to take a step back sometimes. it does not mean you are failing.

@GLIAuto ah I wasn't making the connection from car to life thanks on multiple levels

Tesla blocking Fast charging for rebuild car is enough proof of the power they already have and how much they truly care about customers.

Same with my 95 F250 and my other cars I'm currently working on.

Bro, any vehicle with an OnStar feature, which is basically everything after 2015 can be remotely shut off by the dealership that’s why if they get your license plate and you’re running from the cops they can just shut off your car search it up, especially with the newer electric vehiclesit’s super easy to remotely turn them off😂

Incorrect, you know nothing of newer vehicles😂😂😂😂

Turn the computer off in it then what

@@nubekillerjake9400 its a 2010 camry, if they shut off the computer then the only downsides are no music and you probably cant tell how fast/how hard you're revving the car. note that didn't stop you from driving it though. (if thats even possible considering wireless communications besides the radio dont exist)

Security researchers have a long history of wirelessly hacking into EVs from afar to highlight the risks and force car makers to pay more attention to security. While Teslas are often the focus as the highest-profile electric car brand, such vulnerabilities could exist in any brand of EV with 4G/5G mobile broadband connectivity. Back in 2016, a team of Chinese security researchers were able to target a Tesla's CAN bus remotely and take full wireless control of the car. The vulnerability has since been patched by Tesla, but it offers an example of how critical security flaws can go undetected even once vehicles are on the road.

Aside from the fact that electrical vehicles also have this feature most vehicles after 2015 have an OnStar feature, which means that the dealership can remotely shut off your vehicle with the police request them to or if you miss a payment they can make it to where your car will not turn off without their permission or turn on without their permissionso yes, the government does control new vehicles😂

feel that! shes an 04. but best of luck on the restore project!!!

And that's why I drive things without computers. Carbs can't be killed with an emp.

Security researchers have a long history of wirelessly hacking into EVs from afar to highlight the risks and force car makers to pay more attention to security. While Teslas are often the focus as the highest-profile electric car brand, such vulnerabilities could exist in any brand of EV with 4G/5G mobile broadband connectivity. Back in 2016, a team of Chinese security researchers were able to target a Tesla's CAN bus remotely and take full wireless control of the car. The vulnerability has since been patched by Tesla, but it offers an example of how critical security flaws can go undetected even once vehicles are on the road.

right. people think “oh a tesla can be hacked and they can take control of your gas and brakes” no, they cant? the only thing in that car that would be connected to like anything that could be intercepted would be the infotainment, which shouldn’t have anything to do with the controls of the car

All things considered, yes - electric cars are more easily hacked than other cars, because they have more potential points of vulnerability and because their onboard systems are more tightly interconnected.

@@Pharaoh5611 This is a stupid thing to say. I can buy a chinese locksmith tool untraced and steal all the range rovers in the country. New EVs especially the EV-only companies e.g. Rivian Tesla Vinfast do not provide any tools for locksmiths - this means EVs are in fact less likely to be stolen. You would have to break in and physically destroy the GPS module and then load the car up on a tow truck then take it to a shipping container or part it out. But you can't get in and steal/drive it like all other gas cars ever out there.

Most cars after 2015 have an OnStar feature where the dealership or the owner of the car can shut it off remotely. This is used in police traces. That’s why people cover up their license plate.

Security researchers have a long history of wirelessly hacking into EVs from afar to highlight the risks and force car makers to pay more attention to security. While Teslas are often the focus as the highest-profile electric car brand, such vulnerabilities could exist in any brand of EV with 4G/5G mobile broadband connectivity. Back in 2016, a team of Chinese security researchers were able to target a Tesla's CAN bus remotely and take full wireless control of the car. The vulnerability has since been patched by Tesla, but it offers an example of how critical security flaws can go undetected even once vehicles are on the road.

Thank you my man!

yes! In America we call them a VW Jetta. its the biggest pain in the behind but god I love it.

@@GLIAuto The reason we called it bora and not jetta is because JETTA means bad luck is some spanish speaking countries. It is really a nice ride, kudos for having it. Ps. Did you have the 4motion V6 there?

Makes sense, also Thank you! I don't know if it is the same thing but we have one that comes with a VR6 engine.

@@marfrandema1884actually it was renamed to the Bora because it was significantly more expensive than the Mk3 Jetta. so they decided to give it a different name so people didn’t think of it as the next generation Jetta and wonder why it was so expensive. the bext generation was called the Jetta again as it was relatively cheaper

already done that... rebuilt it. light work

You already know

honestly the 1.8t is a blast just need to get her back to 100. maybe one day youll have the chance to pick up another one. bring her back???