I posted a link in the description of the video to one on Amazon. I think they're $10.

Hey, thanks. The color was mixed based on the factory color code which I figured would be close enough. But, some panels on this car have already been painted including the rear driver door which looks like it has a brownish tint in the clear, might just be from sitting at the auction yard and need some cutting/polishing. I will redo the blend on the roof area if it doesn't look decent with some wet sanding/polishing.

I think there is something going on with the door paint, I didn't show it well but looks like it has a brown tint in the clear and is not the factory paint. It may look better with a paint correction. Also, this is my first time painting and I didn't really trust myself to be able to blend very well and didn't want to mess any other panels up.

There may be better brands making the aftermarket radiator more of a straight swap, I just didn't want to wait for another one. I'll be doing more videos on this Disco as it's a personal project of mine. Thanks for the comment!

Thanks! Definitely not a body guy but it’ll do!

What seal did you put back in?

Fahrenheit

Yes!!! Once I got a technique down it went smooth but not at first! Thanks

I’m trying to think back to that install, I don’t believe so but everything was plug and play and pretty straight forward.

Thank you for your help, how did you get audio from the screen?

@@Alberto10504 the factory AUX input that the car came with

@@rebuildrevival Okay thank you

Hey, I got them from FCP Euro.

Awesome! I haven’t welded with aluminum too much so I had my friend do that part. Just tried to make it a little thicker than factory!

Did your sway bar have the lines built into it ?if so how did you go about removing the sway bar ?

@@bbmanebbmane8926You can disconnect the lines but I didn’t have to, I just let it hang out of the way using some wire.

Oh I thought he completely removed the sway bar all together . Is that something I could do without disturbing the lines on built into the sway bar .

@@bbmanebbmane8926 I actually did, i tried removing the lines to do it but the first one snapped. i ended up just cutting the 2nd line off after it and plugged both with solder. my rear sway bar was also leaking my entire power steering reservoir in a couple of days so i cut those and plugged them as well. i thought it might be an issue and build up pressure or something as i didnt loop the lines but i havent encountered any issues since doing it last summer. honestly couldn’t care less about losing the dynamic stuff since i dont drive crazy in it.

I have also read that about the Nissens, I just wanted to go full aluminum not plastic tanks with the aluminum crumpled on. Let’s see how this one holds up! I’ll be doing a build series on the disco in the future, so stay tuned!

Hey thanks! This was my first time doing this so it took me some time to learn, If I did another set now it would probably take me 3-4 hours if it was just a straight swap not including removal or installation time. One of the things that takes some time is removing the old sealant. Hope this video helps with your project!

@@rebuildrevivalokay thank you,yes the video explanation was great 👍🏼 i’m little bit afraid from the LCI headlights 😅they are more difficult than the not facelift headlights, i’m gonna try it ….

Thanks! Glad to hear it

Hey thanks! You can message me on Instagram and maybe I can help you out.

@@rebuildrevival will do thanks buddy

Oh good to know I didn’t see those. I’d rather do it this way so it looks more factory but sounds like a good option for some people.

Thank you!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Thank you for watching! Fahrenheit

Thanks, they did turn out nice! And yes PPF would be ideal

Hey, I think there may be better fitting aluminum radiators out there. I'll be doing a full off road build on this thing soon so stay tuned!

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Thanks, appreciate it! I'd like to do an e60 M5 soon, just waiting for the right deal.

Thanks! They turned out really clean

Hey! Just seeing this comment. Yes I believe it was 18 or 20.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Hey, it’s actually not possible to do that as you have to line it up with the bolt hole that is already on the subframe.

If the right deal comes up I’ll take it!

Thanks appreciate that! Working on cars is easy, making the videos watchable is the hard part!!

Hey, thanks again!! It’s this one a.co/d/6BqpVUG

Perfect! Hopefully the video can help in some way!

Hey thanks! The exhaust was actually smoking pretty heavily, the previous video may not have done it justice. Plus it was leaking around the valve cover gasket so needed to come off anyway.

Thanks! I’m really diving in, hope you’re enjoying the content!

Thanks!

Thanks, stay tuned!

Thanks!

Its from bimmerdirect.com

Thanks