They are really nice! makes the car look so much better and feels a lot tighter when taking aggressive corners

My background is in brakes and suspension, this statement is not accurate. If it was, 200 hp Honda's and Miatas would not be running chassis bracing in SCCA and NASA. These will benefit the larger cars for sure. My Cayman S has bracing, OEM 320 hp.

@@cr10076228 from what i have noticed, it has roughly stayed the same

@ then I will buy it 👍

@@xOriginalFlux it was very easy. removing the plastic cover that goes around all those plugs is the trickiest. i already had it removed due to having an oil catch can, but if you watch my video on it you'll get an idea on what it takes to remove it

Madness auto, agency autoworks also has one identical to it as well

The bigger one does need the o ring. When you remove the old screw, the old o ring won't come out with it. You need to dig it out, place the new o ring, then screw in the new screw. 🙏🏼

you can purchase directly from JB4, or look for one second hand on ebay or facebook marketplace. there are other companies that make plug in tuners / flash tunes, most notably squadra tunes.

@@ModdedMotors will send you the details when the next one is planned, would love to have you out and see what your car can do 😈

@@AldenChappell we did stop at an abandoned jail i believe it was. The roads we did were: Skid Road Devi's Triangle Foothills Parkway Tail of the Dragon Secret Road Highway 28 Cherohala Skyway Highway 360 it was a blast going out there!!

@@connormink that’s awesome man. Glad you had a good time! Next time I’m out there I gotta hit up the ones I missed!

after research, it is actually used for sound deadening and not a heat shield. I ended up removing the foam off the back of the plastic cover and wedging it in place to where it went originally. there should be no difference with or without, just a little noisier

@@DamondMotorsports I appreciate it!! The red hoses make it stand out 😎 thanks for bringing it to market for us Giulia / Stelvio 2.0 owners!

@@whespeg thank you!! 😎

@@sicilianstyle4517 i had lowering springs installed prior to this, which already improved handling from having a lower center of gravity. with stock ride hight you'll definitely notice it with all 3 installed

@@bluequadrifoglio6057 i posted a link to the manufacturer website who sells them in the description. it is definitely an essential item to add to prolong the life of the motor. it helps by collecting oil vapors passing through that would end up building up on valves. it has to be emptied every 3,000mi roughly. most manufacturers don't put them in because most people would not empty it frequently as required.

@@connormink would this work on the 2.9L Giulia Quadrifoglio?

@@bluequadrifoglio6057this particular kit is made for the 2.0, although i know that there are QV options out there

@@josh_motorsports8521 if properly installed, no it shouldn't.

i have not, this is my first time hearing about that. i'll have to research that.

i don't know if i'll test map 3, it is for E30 gas which i haven't seen around my area unfortunately. check my channel for my chassis bracing video, there is more than just the strut bar!

it's a must have on all my vehicles !

@@ModdedMotors i was thinking that, might go back and put one or two on there to raise it up just a smidge 👌

I believe it is M6x10mm.

The other one is m8x12mm

the plastic OEM ones get brittle then crack and break off. If they break, it's practically impossible to remove and you'll need to replace the entire coolant hose. Replacing them with the metal ones ensure they won't crack and break off. A simple screw can save a big headache down the line. Preventative maintenance

made my own with a k&n filter

How much did it cost and what size? Clamp onto stock housing like the BMS?​@@connormink

You need to replace both of them if you intend to keep your car for long. Both screws are made of the same crappy material. The thicker one will last much longer, but is sure to fail at some point for the same reason.

2018+?

Mine did as well but it drives fine … should I continue to drive it like that ?

@@Ozy714 probably not,I switched mine back as soon as possible

@@Bradyn-t3n not true 2018 models and higher have to get a Dts killer from alfissimo.

Maybe disconnect battery before installing. Make sure car is completely dead (15-40)min then after start car back up to see if it cleared it out

2020+ have an updated radio software i believe which changes the whole UI

$12,999 OBO. Located in Shelby, MI

@@connormink ty for your speedy reply. A little too far for me. Great car!

Im interested too

LegitCarry it’ll be fairly loud with a muffler delete, but a resonator delete also would most likely make it deeper.

@@connormink would that hurt with emissions

LegitCarry i live in michigan where there are no emission laws. it’s probably best to do a websearch on it before you do it. personally, i’d say no because as long as you don’t remove the catalytic converters, the muffler only muffles sound.

08-10 Dodge Avenger & 07-10 Chrysler Sebring