Combination of my phone (S24 Ultra), Insta360 X3, and Insta360 Go3.

Nice, at some point I want to pick up an ND3 Miata. As I get older, I think lighweight and low HP is the way to go.

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Dang appreciate you following since the RB days lol. And damn... sorry to hear about your E46, I did see your post about that in the Expat group. But I might let go of the Cefiro soon. Let me know if you're interested in it.

Thanks Konstantin! I'm using 4.1 ratio diff (but I wish I was lower at 3.7). You can play around with a online "engine rpm calculator" to see what your desired diff ratio should be.

Thanks, most of the work was done at Garage N1. The machine work & build work they outsourced to a machine shop nearby.

LOL 😂🙏

@dksharron lol I'm a long ways away from being retired. Modifying cars isn't helping my case either 🤣

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Thanks bro, let's get our cars together for a meet soon 🙌

Thank you. Fortunately, these older townhomes are built with strong, thick concrete and the dividing walls between units offer excellent sound proofing. I rarely here anything on the opposite sides.

@@DeanBKK ah nice, seems like in thailand and specifically in Bangkok the rule is to go for older buildings. I live in an older and cheaper condo as well and I never hear any sound from any side. While before I've lived in a newer more expensive condo and noise was insane. Keep em coming

Soon! The car is done, just haven't had time to make content.

Thanks man. The head mount comes with the camera. And the suction cup you can order off any online e-commerce site (choose a good quality, heavy duty grade one).

@@DeanBKK thanks and do you mind sharing the link for the suction as I cannot find the one that you use including the one you used outside of the car while recording the wheels

@@pakyaw2007 Different countries use different e-commerce websites. So it wouldn't make sense for me to share the link unless you're in Thailand as well. Just search "heavy duty suction cup" in Google.

@@DeanBKK thanks Dean and just letting you know that the video you have shown capture all aspects of the camera I wanted as I travel a lot. do you know how many hours it will take to consume the 128 GB ????

@@pakyaw2007 You can Google this. But I did it for you. 2.7k = 5 hours. 1080p = 16 hours.

Agree. Wireless mics would make this much better!

Thank you. The stairs are in the same location, we just knocked down part of the wall on the sides (so now it's more open). I found the contractor through a referral from a friend. The contractor managed it based on my ideas of what I wanted done. I bought most things individually except for paint and flooring.

I already did and replied to your comment. Then you deleted it, and are asking it again lol

@@DeanBKK sorry I didn’t delete it it’s another video I just found it thanks bro !

I'm not worried about it. So why are you? Also, this was uploaded 9 months ago. 😂

@@DeanBKKhe sad

Yea, it can.

Sure man, I'm using oil temp, water (coolant) temp, oil pressure, fuel pressure , flex fuel sensor, and boost controller solenoid. All monitored by the ECU.

That's a loaded question as there's so many variables involved... Will you use Chinese parts or brand name parts? (ie. eBay turbo vs Precision). You end up making a decision like this on 50+ parts when doing the swap. Are you focused on just dropping the engine in and hoping it lasts? Or will you do ALL the necessary maintenance while the engine is already out. I'm talking head gaskets, oil pump, water pump, ac compressor, valve gaskets, front and rear main seals, all the O-rings, etc. Also, what's the labor rates like in your country? Are you doing the swap yourself? What's the hourly dyno tune rate in your country? So to answer your question, it could be as low as $8k USD and as high as $30k USD. $8k version = 2JZ motors going for $4-5k now. You'll have to do all the work yourself to save on labor. Then $2k for cheap, low quality Chinese parts from ebay. The remaining $1k on dyno and tuning.

Thanks, I've done that before but sometimes I like something that takes 5 seconds to set up and shoot. More portable, and more of a "on the go" process.

@@DeanBKK I just velcro a Zoom recorder to the dash with nice stereo mic. Just takes a minute.

Not free frame mode. This is just 2.7K/30p.

@@DeanBKK thanks man

Hi Chris, I believe it was around 30-40k baht for parts & materials. Labor cost I'm not too sure as it was bundled in with the entire home project.