I have one waiting to be installed 👍... along with a kraftwerks supercharger 😎. The only thing holding me back right now is the Texas heat 🔥🔥🔥 and time off from work 🤣.
@redcarsoncomedy5 күн бұрын
How many pistons are the upgraded calipers?
@LevelUpMechanics5 күн бұрын
The upgrade is still a single piston brake caliper... just bigger... A bigger piston means more surface area (for the pistons, brake pads, and brake rotors)... which means better heat dissipation & braking performance 😁👍. This upgrade will feel exactly like your stock brakes when daily driving, but it will be more reliable on the track (when brake temps start to peak).
@LordBagdanoff7 күн бұрын
I’ve been doing some research on this exhaust and have seen some people talking about exhaust drone. How bad is it on this exhaust?
@LevelUpMechanics7 күн бұрын
I can only speak to my current setup, as I eliminated my catalytic converter... Without the cat, there is definitely drone noise at full throttle (although it is significantly less than the Spec-D exhaust). If you still have your catalytic converter, then drone issues will be minimal (if any). Overall, I'm very happy with the sounds that come from this exhaust, as it is definitely a big improvement when compared to my previous Spec-D exhaust system 😁👍.
@Tommy-Eagle-USA8 күн бұрын
How is the resolution quality of the screen? Any screen door effect going on?
@LevelUpMechanics8 күн бұрын
The screen resolution is great 😁👍. I don't remember the resolution specs at the moment, but it's a major step up from the factory head unit. I even like the improvement that the screen has when in reverse... you get a bigger picture in reverse, and even though the reverse camera limits the screen quality, it is much easier to see the details... ... and no, there is no screen door effect 😁👍
@Tommy-Eagle-USA7 күн бұрын
@@LevelUpMechanics can you tilt it towards you? Is it fixed like that?
@LevelUpMechanics7 күн бұрын
@Tommy-Eagle-USA the screen is in a "fixed position".
@Tommy-Eagle-USA7 күн бұрын
@@LevelUpMechanics thanks, that was the deal breaker for me, no Sirius XM sucks too.
@grogudelgado0810 күн бұрын
Hey so I was just wondering where did you get those fender flares and how did you get them painted to match your car? Oh and what river nuts did you use? Then one last thing, did the front lip (not the wind splitter) come with screws? Thanks!
@LevelUpMechanics9 күн бұрын
Fender flares amzn.to/3YLTphC Rivet nuts amzn.to/3AAQo9L Front lip amzn.to/3AsnHfm I just spray painted the fender flares (with clear coat) with paint that I bought off Amazon (you'll want to get the paint code for your car). The front lip comes with the screws needed.
@grogudelgado088 күн бұрын
@@LevelUpMechanics thanks!
@grogudelgado088 күн бұрын
@@LevelUpMechanics also sorry for all the the questions but I want my civic to be just like yours 😂 I was wondering what size rims you have
@LevelUpMechanics8 күн бұрын
@grogudelgado08 my wheels are 18" x 8.5" + 35mm offset However, this size may cause your tires to rub against the fenders... to avoid this issue, I would recommend a wheel in this size (18" x 8.5") to have a +38mm to +40mm wheel offset.
@grogudelgado088 күн бұрын
@@LevelUpMechanics I was gonna get the stock sized 16” for mine
@RobertBendon-t5n10 күн бұрын
Would you recommend the Eibach stage 2. In the process of selecting
@LevelUpMechanics10 күн бұрын
Eibach has two "stage 2" options. The "stage 2R" comes with better rear shocks that include external reservoirs. Both "stage 2" options have the same ride height specs. 😁👍
@paulhamilton941111 күн бұрын
great video. appreciate all the hard work you did to make this so enjoyable to watch! I subscribed
@LevelUpMechanics11 күн бұрын
I sincerely appreciate the support! Thank you 😁👍.
@scottwillenbrock251812 күн бұрын
Great video and a nice lower cost option than Alpine, Kenwood, etc. How is the sound quality? Can you notice a significant improvement in sound quality over the factory head unit?
@LevelUpMechanics11 күн бұрын
The sound quality is slightly better than stock. It's a minimal improvement, but it is still noticeable 😁👍. I really enjoy all of the features this head unit has to offer. The only downside that I can think of is that sometimes it can be hard to navigate menus, as there are a ton of different options for the features available. Other than that, I am very happy with this setup so far 😁👍.
@Tommy-Eagle-USA8 күн бұрын
The Kenwood is damn near 1500 all in
@dannyumana14312 күн бұрын
Just got the cover delivered. Was looking at videos before installing and glad i found the hack with t slot. I was about to return in since i use the rails for tie down points often. I am surprised paragon doesn't include t slots, which makes more sense for clean installation.
@LevelUpMechanics12 күн бұрын
I agree 😁👍. I think I know the reason, though. Peragon does include the T-Slots for the 3rd Gen Toyota Tacoma because the bed rails come standard on ALL of them from the factory... However, with the Toyota Tundra, the oem bed rails were a "dealer installed" add-on accessory that didn't come standard from the factory. I'm glad that this video was helpful!
@LordBagdanoff14 күн бұрын
How’s this compared to Skunk2?
@LevelUpMechanics14 күн бұрын
I'm not sure... I haven't seen / heard the skunk2 exhaust on the R18 civic yet. I did have a skunk2 exhaust on my Honda Del Sol a long time ago and absolutely loved it! I would say that this Yonaka exhaust is just as good... it sounds great (especially if you still have the factory catalytic converter installed) 😁👍.
@LordBagdanoff14 күн бұрын
@@LevelUpMechanics mine is a stock civic. Do they have catalytic converter? Im new to these stuff. Yonaka is cheaper as well.
@LevelUpMechanics14 күн бұрын
@LordBagdanoff if your civic is stock, then yes, you have a catalytic converter 😁👍
@LordBagdanoff12 күн бұрын
@@LevelUpMechanics Mine is a Civic Ex. Do you think it’s worth to upgrade to the Si model or just do my own mods like changing the exhaust and other stuff.
@LevelUpMechanics12 күн бұрын
@LordBagdanoff the Si model is definitely the best platform to build on. There are more options to choose from, as far as aftermarket mods / upgrades are concerned. I'm building my R18 Honda Civic mainly because there aren't as many people out there who choose to go this route. 30 years ago, B-series motors were all the rage, and the D-series motors were never given the time of day... and now you can find tons of people who build strong D-Series motors all the time with great results! This is the same situation between the R-series motors & K-series motors. If you have the means to upgrade to an Si, I'd highly recommend it, as there are a ton of benefits to having an Si. I'm just following a different path to do something that most people don't pursue.
@chuckdemarinis15 күн бұрын
Nice video but you never went back and told us what to do with those two extra connectors were for or what to do with them.
@LevelUpMechanics14 күн бұрын
Which connectors are you referring to?
@chuckdemarinis14 күн бұрын
@@LevelUpMechanics At 15:20 of the video you mention 2 factory connectors that are not hooked up to anything and say you will figure those out but never say what to do with them. What are they and are they necessary?
@LevelUpMechanics14 күн бұрын
@chuckdemarinis thanks for the update... I see what you are referring to now. I think one of the factory connectors was for the factory auxiliary port. I can't remember what the other connector was for... These last 2 factory connectors aren't needed for this setup, and I just tucked them away with the rest of the wiring harnesses. Thank you for pointing that out to me! I appreciate it very much 😁👍.
@TMillon15 күн бұрын
Holy shit, buddy is flooring it! Lmao
@LevelUpMechanics15 күн бұрын
FULL SEND 🤣🤣🤣
@grogudelgado0816 күн бұрын
Hey man I know I’m kinda late to this video but i recently installed this same exact exhaust on my 2007 civic lx sedan. It started ratting a few days ago and I’m aware that you mentioned that I would have to bend the heat Sheild. I’m mostly just not sure exactly where and how to bend it in that area you showed because I couldn’t see it well, so any help would be great thanks 👍
@LevelUpMechanics16 күн бұрын
The exhaust pipe can get close to a heat shield located in an area that is in front of the passenger rear tire area (underneath the vehicle). The good news is that the heat shield is flexible, and you can bend it out of the way with just your hands (be careful not to accidentally cut yourself on any sharp edges). I would recommend safely lifting up the rear end of the vehicle, then grab the exhaust piping (when cold) and gently rock the exhaust from side to side to visually see where it makes contract with the heat shield underneath. I hope this info helps! 😁👍
@grogudelgado0813 күн бұрын
@@LevelUpMechanics hey so i actually just jacked it up and looked under there a few days ago and yeah i could clearly see where the shield was making contact with the exhaust, so i just bend it out of the way. thanks for your help
@LevelUpMechanics13 күн бұрын
@grogudelgado08 I'm glad I could help out! 😁👍
@reiannaidoo17 күн бұрын
Nice hot air intake dude. Get rid of that shit and put the original airbox back for more power.
@LevelUpMechanics17 күн бұрын
I'll get rid of it as soon as I slap on my kraftwerks supercharger 😎👍
@reiannaidoo17 күн бұрын
@@LevelUpMechanics oh nice I'll be looking forward to that video. I've got fk2 8th gen hatch with the r18a2 engine by the way. Great cars.
@wirdtuber381218 күн бұрын
what do you prefer cold air intake or short ram intake for my honda civic 2007 ex sedan
@LevelUpMechanics17 күн бұрын
I personally prefer a short ram intake solely to avoid the possibility of hydrolocking the engine when driving through a large puddle / storm. A child air intake is good for top end power (high rpms), and a short ram is better for low-to-mid range torque. 😁👍
@toubielo878820 күн бұрын
Do I need bushings if I’m going to upgrade the shifter? Kind of thinking just upgrade everything I could?
@LevelUpMechanics20 күн бұрын
Acuity Instruments offers an actual shifter upgrade that you may want to look into. I don't think you would need the shifter base bushings when you replace the actual shifter... However, you may still want the shifter cable bushings that attach to the transmission 😁👍.
Sorry 😐 What is the purpose of changing the bushings..??
@LevelUpMechanics22 күн бұрын
Changing the shift cable bushings and the shifter base bushings helps to eliminate the excessive play / "sloppy" feeling in the shifter when shifting. It's really a "night vs. day" difference, as shifting now feels more "crisp" / precise.
@gabrielalonzo121121 күн бұрын
@@LevelUpMechanics Thanks for the detail response - I have a Civic 2010 RHD Non Si. Would also fit correct?
@LevelUpMechanics21 күн бұрын
@gabrielalonzo1211 I would think so, yes. However, I would recommend reaching out to Acuity to verify for sure, as I'm not 100% certain. I don't know if there are any shifter differences between LHD and RHD.
@sprinterpilot23 күн бұрын
No mention of the prop valve…
@LevelUpMechanics23 күн бұрын
There is none
@LevelUpMechanics23 күн бұрын
8th gen civics use Electronic Brake Distrution (controlled by the ABS pump / module) instead of a proportioning valve 😁👍
@taylorsellers70189 күн бұрын
@@LevelUpMechanics so it’s programmed to push fluid to the rear for drums? So grab an abs unit for an ex/si because there probably not self adjusting
@LevelUpMechanics9 күн бұрын
@taylorsellers7018 All 8th Gen Civics are equipped with a 4-channel ABS & Electronic Brake Distribution (EBD). You already have it 😎👍
@antony27033 күн бұрын
@LevelUpMechanics @taylorsellers7018 May be right about the ABS modulator. The part number for the ex is different from the lx. I'm trying to find more information on it myself, but it could very well be valved differently inside the mechanical part of the ABS modular. My other concern is if the modulator from an ex will work on an lx car. I'm assuming that it will bolt up just fine, but idk if the electric portion will communicate with the rest of the vehicle and/or if it'll be able to be programmed to the lx vehicle
@gamerkid776kng425 күн бұрын
Just got mines n installed it so far it’s good but theres cons 1. when in backup camera music cuts off , 2 when im recording while playing music you cannot hear the music in your video from the radio. Anyone know how to fix?
@gamerkid776kng425 күн бұрын
Does your music play while in backup? And can you hear audio when you’re recording while music is playing?
@LevelUpMechanics25 күн бұрын
I know you can change the settings for the audio level while in reverse (it's either in system settings or it's in the software settings - you'll want to look up the instructions on how to access the software settings). As far as the audio issue is concerned while recording, I am not sure at the moment. I haven't played around with recording features, so I will need to do some research to see if I can find an answer for you.
@LevelUpMechanics25 күн бұрын
Settings > Car > Extra Settings > Reversing Volume
@LevelUpMechanics25 күн бұрын
Trying to figure out where specific options & settings are can be a bit difficult on this head unit, as there are A TON of different features. I wish there was an "easy to read" manual that thoroughly went over every single setting you can adjust...
@kevinmizhquiri586525 күн бұрын
Wow!! Sweet🔥 will this work on a 2010 Civic LXS ????
@LevelUpMechanics25 күн бұрын
Yes, it will work 😁👍
@kevinmizhquiri586525 күн бұрын
@@LevelUpMechanics thank you for the response! This is super dope, I appreciate your video so much!
@LevelUpMechanics25 күн бұрын
@kevinmizhquiri5865 No problem 👍. I'm glad you like the video 😁!
@ajroahkni27 күн бұрын
Thanks for the great review. Does the head unit support the factory speed limit display? I lost mine by installing a non gps unit and didn't realize how much I miss it.
@LevelUpMechanics23 күн бұрын
Sorry for the late reply. I will need to check, as I don't know the answer for sure yet... I do know that when I use Google Maps via Android Auto, it shows me a speed limit display... I just don't know if it also gets incorporated to the factory speed limit display...
@Donnythelatemodeltech27 күн бұрын
Nice intro 😮
@LevelUpMechanics27 күн бұрын
Meh, I try 🤣 🤣 🤣
@TreeSawTTV28 күн бұрын
Yeah! Your like PaulRrevere
@LevelUpMechanics28 күн бұрын
I don't get it 🤔...
@tundrav8georgiaАй бұрын
Just installed my friends on his 2021 Tacoma I did however use the floor board grommet vs the rear of the seat it’s similar to what I did on my tundra
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
Nice 😁 👍. That's awesome! It's good to know there are options 🤟.
@tem4077Ай бұрын
I have a spec d exhaust for my civic and I left the silencer on because it was too loud. With the Yonaka Motorsport how is it? Is it less louder than the Spec D or the same?
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
The Yonaka exhaust has a much deeper tone than the Spec-D exhaust. If you still have the factory catalytic converter, then you'll notice a significant difference in sound quality (for the better) 😁👍.
@MrBofficial0913Ай бұрын
Thats what i got for my civic i had it over 2 years now and its freaking deep sound i like it i dont like the sounds of the rest like waaaaahhh!! waaaaaahhhh!! waaaahhhhh!!
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
I definitely like the sound of this exhaust, too 👍. This exhaust has a much deeper tone than my previous Spec-D exhaust.
@smiley-face-playzАй бұрын
This is my dad❤for real 😡.
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
🥰🥰🥰
@smiley-face-playzАй бұрын
This is my dad.
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
🥰🥰🥰
@reignstirАй бұрын
What is the inner diameter of the new exhaust?
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
The OEM exhaust has a 1.75" ID. The Yonaka exhaust has a 2.25" ID.
@reignstirАй бұрын
@@LevelUpMechanics Thank you for your response, I always wonder does making the inner diameter bigger means good? cause less restrictive? some people say its bad tho cause it lacks the back pressure? I'm a little confused. I have a full exhaust but the inner diameter is 2.50"..
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
@reignstir here is a really good video from Engineering Explained that explains the pros & cons of "back pressure." kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJuzloOVg9NleJYsi=s86n5edNAJDdLUp0
@BulliKidАй бұрын
Supercharger. Hmmmmm 😀
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
I'm pretty confident that I will also bend a rod. It's just a matter of time at this point 🤣.
@BulliKidАй бұрын
@@LevelUpMechanics preparation is key :)
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
Agreed 👍
@jonmcclane7433Ай бұрын
I have a Yonaka on my 8th Gen Si. It sounds good, it’s certainly loud enough when you step on it, but quiet when you need it to be. I have it paired with an AEM Cold Air Intake, and I think it sounds pretty good.
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
Nice 😁👍. I definitely like the sound and quality of this Yonaka exhaust. I'm sure it sounds even better paired with your K20 😁.
@15751ChrisАй бұрын
Purchased a 2nd Spec D exhaust after first one started to rattle, 2nd one started rattling 3 days after install. I gotta switch mine out, super obnoxious.
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
This is exactly what I did, too... after having problems with the 2nd Spec-D exhaust, I was so frustrated that I immediately purchased this Yonaka exhaust out of spite for Spec-D 🤣 🤣 🤣.
@McDzyАй бұрын
hey brother, awesome video as usual.. quick question, i got a good deal on a wheel n tire set, problem is its 5x112, whats the best way to slapping it on on my 8th gen civic? should i buy an adapter?? or what should I do? thanks brother!!
@aidanlikesshoes6892Ай бұрын
ur gonna need spacers that convert 5x114.3 to the 5x112
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
Wheel adapters seem to be the most likely solution, but you will need to know what your aftermarket wheel specs are because the wheel adapters will push your wheels out and you may have clearance issues between your wheels / tires and the fenders / quarter panels... You'll also need to pay attention to the hub bore size of your aftermarket wheels to make sure they will fit on the oem hub &/or the wheel adapter hub bore... Best of luck to you! I hope you are able to get those wheels & tires on your civic soon!
@@LevelUpMechanics thank you boss! i was just curious of as to how to go about it. thanks!
@9BeleeАй бұрын
I ran the Yonaka Catback Exhaust for 8 years now on my 08 Civic with an R18. Still sounds great. I just don't how close the tip is to the rear bumper cover. I have a HFP back bumper and it melted part of the rear the tip was sitting on.
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
Yeah, I noticed that too. The exhaust tip sits pretty flush against the stock rear bumper. I could definitely see how there could be clearance issues with any alternative rear bumper upgrades.
@LordBagdanoff7 күн бұрын
How’s the drone on the exhaust hanging used it for so long. Also the horsepower and fuel consumption
@lawson_stoutАй бұрын
I routed mine to same little fuse but on the drivers side (I watched a different video unfortunately) but now it doesn’t work. Does that matter? Or is something else the problem?
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
You probably need to relocate / reroute the oem harness on the passenger side... I'm not quite sure what you mean by "routing to a fuse on the driver side". The Toyota OEM power lock wire harness is designed to be "plug & play" with the wire connectors found on the passenger side of the vehicle (behind the passenger front kick panel underneath the dash).
@erniemyers1239Ай бұрын
Hey man love the car and the work you are doing keep the coming man,have you ever used after cv axcle on your car am getting mad vibration from them here in Canada l can't get oem ones man honda dealership has no release date on them
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
Thanks, I appreciate it! I haven't used any aftermarket cv axles as of yet. I'm sure this might change once the supercharger is installed 😆. Good parts for the R18 civic are getting harder to find these days. I will keep an eye out for a solution that might work for you. I appreciate the support! 😁👍
@ericbarnett6771Ай бұрын
I am considering an exhaust upgrade as well, although I will be going more conservative with the muffler. Can you tell me the diameter of Yonaka cat back system? Also, I'm looking forward to you continuing build!
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
If you still have your factory catalytic converter, the Yonaka catback exhaust is very conservative (as far as sound quality). Since I've deleted my catalytic converter, any exhaust system installed on my Civic will automatically sound loud & raspy... Both the Spec-D and Yonaka exhausts have 2.25" ID / 2.5" OD piping. This size is pretty standard for most (if not all) non-si Civic exhaust upgrades. I hope this info helps! 😁👍
@waverider5751Ай бұрын
I went through a deep puddle last night, and the car ingested some water through the right front tire intake. The engine immediately started stumbling and lost power enough to make me pull over and do a restart. Luckily, the flashing CEL went out on restart, and the engine ran fine after the restart. Whew!
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
Sounds like you got lucky! I am very familiar with cold air intakes sitting too low and sucking up water... this is the main reason why I currently have a short air intake... Though, I won't have it for much longer once I slap on this supercharger 🤣.
@waverider5751Ай бұрын
Didja sell the old exhaust setup? Could it have been repaired and straightened to stop the tension on the welds? Spec-D setups have been virtually unavailable for over a year, I guess they can’t make them fast enough.
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
I'm still holding onto the Spec-D exhaust at the moment... I could probably find a way to bend the hanger rod to help align it to the stock mounting rod. I guess I just wanted to try something different 😆. So far, I'm really happy with the quality of Yonaka's exhaust.
@brainstormer77Ай бұрын
Can you make a video of drive by's with the civic. I want to hear the exhaust that's not distorted by the camera.
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
Actually, you're in luck! My next video is coming out tomorrow morning @ 8 a.m. (CST) and will feature my new exhaust (Yonaka Motorsports)... There will be exhaust clips at the beginning and end of the video 😁👍.
@chuckmaloney429Ай бұрын
Would love to see all the functions in a video. Do you need to have a SIM card for WiFi or can you tether to phone
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
Good to know! I'll start working on a new video going over all the features & functions 😁👍. As far as wifi goes, you can do both. You can choose to use a dedicated SIM card, or you can tether to your phone. So far, this head unit is still performing flawlessly. No issues experienced 😁👍.
@macspiza3506Ай бұрын
hi, great video. can you share link of that shift knob and boot please?
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
If you go to my shifter upgrades video, you'll find all the links you need in the description section 😁. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3jUaqmhbNyhitU
@peters5311Ай бұрын
my truck 2022 trd sport and the fuse for tailgate blown could you please tell me where is the fuse for tailgate is it. thank you!
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
If the fuse is blown for your power tailgate lock, you can find the fuse built into the wire harness. Here is a link (with pictures) to help you locate the fuse you are looking for 😁👍. www.tacomaworld.com/threads/tailgate-fuse.778749/
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
Also, just FYI, the 3rd gen Toyota Tacoma does not come with a factory power tailgate lock option from the factory. Toyota does sell an OEM Power Tailgate Lock Kit as an "add-on" feature, which is what my video is all about. You can find links to the items in the description section of my video 😁👍. I hope this info helps!
@peters5311Ай бұрын
thank you!
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
@peters5311 no problem 😁👍
@DonnythelatemodeltechАй бұрын
Coool
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
I tried 😆
@southerncritic9090Ай бұрын
Quick question if I may please! I have a 2020 Trd Sport 4x4 and looking to get these rims. But I want to stay OEM as possible. OEM tire size on the OEM rims are 265/65/17. Would I be able to keep that tire size, "265/65/17", on the 4Runner TRD Pro rims? Would it also have a less chance of rubbing? Also seen you mention Alignment specs. Kind of confused about what that means? Is there a specific alignment I'd have to do to my Truck after installing these rims? Thank you in advance!
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
Hello 👋. You can absolutely use the stock tire size (265/65/R17) with the 4Runner TRD Pro wheels 😁👍. The stock tire size will also benefit you from running into any potential "rubbing" issues. My slightly oversized tires BARELY made any contact during full left / right turns (just a very light "brush" against the front fender liners). As long as your Tacoma "drives straight", you really shouldn't need to worry about any alignment issues. To put a long story short, you really shouldn't run into any problems when installing these wheels (especially if you want to keep using the stock tire size). These wheels are still holding up great and I would highly recommend them 😁👍.
@myself-x4pАй бұрын
Anyone try connecting the carlinkit tbox plus module to their OEM Tacoma head unit? I recently purchased one, and when I plugged it in, apps won't load up whether in car play or android auto.
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
I wish I had an answer for you, but unfortunately, I am not quite sure why it doesn't work. I hope you find your answer.
@tobiasskoog5422Ай бұрын
maybe someone can explain to me ? i have a civic 1.8 hatchback -07 and when i mounted an open air filter with a new pipe for the maf sensor i workt great the first day. But the second day the engine light turned on with fault code p0171. Can someone explain to me why i get that problem ?
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
The engine is receiving "unregistered" air from the intake (somewhere after the MAF sensor), causing the P0171 code. Another issue could also be that your MAF sensor is not oriented correctly (or may be installed "backwards").
@tobiasskoog5422Ай бұрын
@@LevelUpMechanics the maf sensor was installed the right way ,i checked several times and it was installed right 🙂But i try to figure out after the maf sensor 🤔i had the open air filter laying on the botton peace of the original filter box. But when i read the code it says to much air
@ShadowFanQuills3Ай бұрын
does the R18 have real vtec?
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
Yes and no. Most traditional VTEC engines use VTEC to "change the camshaft settings" in order to increase power / performance in the upper RPM's... Now, while the R18 does have a "VTEC function," it is designed to improve fuel economy instead of performance. VTEC on the R18 "kicks in" only when you're cruising steady at a constant speed in the low-to-mid RPM's to improve your gas mileage. I hope this info helps 😁👍
@axelarellano8098Ай бұрын
Hello where can I buy these
@LevelUpMechanicsАй бұрын
Amazon 👍. Check the description section of my video for links to the speakers 😁.