Making an AGGRESSIVE Front Splitter & Canards for the BRZ😍

I am ditching the upload schedule to upload better and longer content, instead of more frequent shorter content just so you are all aware!! Today I used the rest of the left over plastic and made a DIY Front Splitter and Custom Cabron Fibre canards for the BRZ! I am so in love with the DIYs I have been doing on this car, makes it super personal and aggressive!
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[@gradof6b]

Putting the panels on the door would help, but I would recommend you just get garage door insulator/insulation, it will help with the sound and keep it cool in summer and warm in winter and way cheaper than the amount you would pay for enough acoustic panels to cover the door.

[@RobbieFerreira]

door is already insulated thats the thing, doesn't really need it😂

[@Parasit99xp]

@@dfacedxa yeah, for a "test" he/you could just use the box/package of eggs from the supermarket (you know, the ones out of cardboard). I heard from a lot of friends they use them to kill the echo. Sorry if my English is not the best, English is not my native language.

[@기스아포티지-p4r]

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[@maxperis7542]

Sound waves bounce off hard flat surfaces, so the more you can disrupt that bouncing the better. I'd suggest putting some foam panels on every wall.

[@afeefGTR]

front & rear splitter/diffuser design looks fine 👍 you just need to shorten both abit, it sticks out too much , but that's just my opinion 😊 great work 💯

[@kalvingillies4605]

I agree, they stick out too much, if he shortened them by like 2 inches it would be perfect, but maybe the camera just makes it look like that.... Also it's his car so hey, I can't really judge his style, he likes it 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@trevorbuckley4574]

100%

[@aliabdi6094]

Agree

[@LKRG]

Hey Robbie just wanna say thanks for uploading vids like these it always motivates me to do things lol

[@neoandersson2200]

i agree hes rly inspiring

[@simondoesthings]

Hell yeah, bi shout out to Robbie, hes the man

[@AveB75]

Was just on your instagram story Those spots on your camera is just a Robbie Ferreira watermark

[@Alynis_]

Putting them on each wall in alternating checkerboard patterns will do the most (the pattern being the opposite of the wall across from it). Base traps in the corners would help as well, but your biggest issue is going to be the floor and ceilings. since they are all hard flat surfaces.

[@MrDanielsLP]

It's really hot! 🤙 I don't know if would like it even more if your fog lights were yellow.

[@Andryk_QV]

DanielXYZ yes definitely

[@tristanmcmanus7]

I think Robbie just wants to play with the acoustic sound panels😂😂

[@pauloiswack]

well that's california for you...expensive gas, bad roads, the heat and strict car laws. hope next time you'll have a better experience next time and maybe even host a meet.

[@adrenalinedump7085]

Hears "heat" and California in one sentence. *laughs in Arizonian* its 110 and well take that over 120.

[@gavind.7918]

The transitions are so clean! I love it, keep up the good work!

[@trapper-orbiter6284]

If you use the foam to reduce echo you need to put it on every wall echo is just your voice reflecting back from the walls and when you close the garage the sound can bounce off of all of the walls. Most youtubers that only have to talk directly to a mic only need to have the foam on the wall facing where they would be talking but you film all over your garage so having it on all walls makes most sense. When you get the foam try taping it up in different setups and check your footage with the door closed and see what sounds best before you secure it all with the spray glue.

[@RxShifts]

For the DIY canards, high build primer / filler primer the textured side, then sand it down and paint it!

[@theCOFFEEMAN108]

Glad I got to see this right after it dropped

[@ledenkmems2503]

I always expect your DIYs to be cool but they always end up looking like something that I couldn't afford 😂. Splitter looks incredible, love it.

[@dorianhercko2036]

Box on the highway: kill all the bumper lips Robbie: makes a badass splitter Box: outstandig move

[@e.t.motorsports7614]

I used to work at a studio basically the sound Will bounce off the garage door when it’s closed so yes putting the foam on the door will help slot

[@SpiriT0277]

No matter when your vids come out they're always great content Robbie, keep doing your thing!

[@lucafaro4209]

Spliter looks great, canards are kinda funny because you made a big point to have all the ends turned down then the canards turn up

[@GIZZMOTORSPORTS]

Way to go! You're cooking rice all by yourself, just as good as your boy Cher

[@itsjason4078]

Keep it up Robbie I just got my dream car today 2018 WRX thanks for motivating me to DO MORE !

[@afroman5531]

Thats dope man

[@itsjason4078]

Hayden Wilks thanks man

[@pewpew6969420]

yeeaaahh new upload, love watching these! still excited for the civ! keep it up robbie!

[@Samaraton]

I organised the acoustic panels for our office. Cover the complete ceiling with those things and you should be fine. The reason it does not echo when the door is open is because the sound doesn't bounce of the door and around the garrarege, but can bounce out on to the open space. Do the ceiling first, as this is the largest single area of the room, if you do this first it will have the largest effect. Also note: the harder and smoother the surface is (eg. Concrete) the more echo it will produce. I'm assuming the metal sheets of the door are slightly structured, but the ceiling is most likely completely smooth. Another benifit of doing the ceiling is you will hardly see it and they won't get dirty as fast. Remember you are putting soft fabric on your door, this will look like s**t if you get anything (like dust/paint/oil/dirty water) on it!

[@elijahmaurer9039]

You need to heat along the bummer edge and slowly adjust the rods longer till you get it perfect, based on your usual feelings to diy stuff, you won't be completely happily until that is perfect (which is good :) gives us all content to watch and makes you love your car more)

[@volkankocmar5232]

Hey Robbie just a fan from Australia. Just wanted to take time to say I appriciate the care in video quality. Plus great bolt throwing camera transition @10:52.

[@phatkidd100]

I put foam isolation sheets on my garage door it helps eith eco and keeping heat in in the winter

[@myguy3668]

Cali really did a number on the ol BRZ, but she’s lookin fresh now🔥🔥🔥

[@SonyFoLife]

As other people say, put insulation on the garage door, but also, put the acoustic panels on the two side walls or all 3 walls if you can

[@hexxedgold2032]

As an acoustics engineer I would say insulate the garage door first and then use acoustic foam on the back wall that is across from the garage door for the best bang for your buck

[@PoPo-li2cf]

I would cover the celing and one strip on all the walls. If that isnt enough you could stick them to your door. You can hang pannels vertical on the roof to catch te sound

[@TooGrim27]

robbie just a tip for the future if you put some tape down first then jigsaw over the top that will stop the jigsaw scratching the plastic, just make sure you put the tape down then draw over it after otherwise you will loose your lines

[@shivampatel3305]

For the echo, make 3x3 frames from wood with some type of backplate(some plywood), get cheap towels, cut to size, and layer until frame is full. Then take a bigger one, wrap around the wood, so it looks “canvasy”, and hang em up in a cool pattern. Works like a charm, Costs sooo much less than buying actual sound dampening panels⚡️

[@nathanraber.]

The door would be a good start, also it would work as insulation during the winter

[@Caessr]

It doesn’t really matter where you put the acoustic panels, they would work on the garage door or walls.

[@elirobinson5199]

when it comes to small echo fixes I wouldn’t clump all of them all together sound waves bounce all over the place and ya it will help if you just cover the door but it’s also a good idea to try to scatter them around the garage because you want them to catch as many sound waves as possible all of the wall doesn’t need to be covered just scattered

[@joshuaszeto]

The leading edge of a front splitter is supposed to have a bit of a upwards angle. But you would actually need a full under tray for it to work like a splitter.

[@scottjones2051]

Basically the more dense a material is the more it'll echo so if the walls are concrete you will notice much more of an echo compared to timber or gyprock walls because they are less dense and often have some insulation to help with sound.

[@functiontek]

The panels work by absorbing some sound and then ricocheting the left over sound in another direction, so really the better practice is to have a few of them on every wall rather then all of them on one

[@SwoleHobo]

This was my exact plan after you made your back splitter video. Cant wait to get back to my car next month so I can look into it.

[@gregoryosborne1407]

That wish video is the first video I ever watched from your channel. The Yellow headlight tint looked cool, hope you can get more

[@bobbyoil7880]

You should get the yellow headlights tint I think it would go great with the wheels.

[@TheRealMrRoyal]

I must say I for one prefer about 10 min videos more often but I'll watch whatever you put out! Keep up the good work!

[@mrbsebt]

Quality over quantity, robbie knows exactly how make great content!

[@afroman5531]

Well on the door will help yes, stpp some of the higher pitched tiny noise (from it being thin metal)

[@Funnyhat29]

Dunno if this is too late to see, the issue is not technically to do with the door, more that there are effectively 4 walls when it is shut. Someone else mentioned somewhere in the comments that the sound will bounce more off the hard walls, that is correct and as such I'd reccommend putting the acoustic panels on the walls and leave the door as it is.

[@brandonmedina9574]

OH NO A TRAIN!!!

[@samcregan6380]

Diy lowered car ramps would help instead of just a wood block and would be cool to see what design you come up with

[@michaelking2965]

Good job Robbie! It looks great!

[@jumez9326]

i have a few in my room and recommend spreading them out but not thinning them out to where they dont work properly

[@nicolasalarcon-belanger8622]

Put the acoustic panels in the corners where the sound bounces between

[@joaomarques7180]

if you want to diy, cardboard egg boxes work well as sound insulators, if you can get a lot of them, maybe paint them

[@hugokangasniemi3524]

3:31 god that sideprofile of the rear is so beautiful😍

[@duncan.w2477]

Did you ever think to put clearcoat on the texturijt peases Sorry for my bad english love the video

[@jgilliam103]

And yes putting the foam and your door will help but you needs out some on the walk across from it

[@quayyum83]

Now i know how to make aero when i get a car Also i liked the transitions u did in this vlog

[@tecnogadget2]

As a sound engineer (im just 16 secs into tue video). I recommend u using glass wool. Follow the instructions as how to make panels just like recording studios (it’s basically making a square with some 2x2 softwoods like pine), fill them with the wool and then wrap it all with fabric. Remember to use protection for your eyes, hands, and a filter to breathe. I apologize if i talk like a caveman, im from southamerica.

[@tecnogadget2]

Btw, place them on the side walls, so they’ll be useful with the door open and closed. If you place them on the door, they’ll be basically useless when you open it

[@cassidyolsen9135]

It is a good place to start with covering the door. But it's such a large space you'll probably want to put some on all the walls and ceiling

[@infure]

Wow! It looks like every single brz every on the internet!

[@xspowermando9551]

Use s.o.s pads for the white letters cleans right off

[@armyroh04]

what type of material did you use to make these? Is it just abs plastic or something different? I have a GTO so there aren't many options out there for body kits or modifications. Thinking of making my own.. Looks pretty good

[@Riverplanet]

Thank you for another great video, Robbie. I just bought a truck and watching you just love your car is inspiring me to just go crazy on it!

[@albertogarcia6489]

I like that cad work (cardboard aided design)

[@adamberg4143]

Dude those part that your making look sick I'd make side skirts too and forget about spending an arm and a leg on an aftermarket kit. Because the ones you have now are way more unique then any kit out there keep up the good work bro

[@mickelloh257]

It would really help the echoing if you put a cupboards in your corners of your garage. I left a comment explaining why.

[@mickelloh257]

Just try it out with a random cupboard first to see if it will work but I suspect you're getting sound directed back to you from the corners, because based on the amount of furniture the garage there shouldn't be as much Echoes you talking about. Adding more corners would dampen the sound because it is bouncing off more surfaces but one large corner will cause echoing of the sound cos it will bounce off one surface to another surface and be directed all right back to you. This is probably why it increases when you close the garage door cos you're adding more large corners.

[@Planetless0]

the garage door bends when it goes up, so wouldn’t the panels bend too? are the rigid like the ones used for bands and choirs or would they be able to bend with the door?

[@kellenf9552]

Yew! A new Robbie vid

[@calebkillian9149]

think of sound waves like a bouncy ball everywhere that ball bounces, sound waves will bounce similarly. Panels will help absorb the sound but not totally stop it.

[@ryanhodgkin7475]

Yo Robbie,why didnt you bolt the carbon fibre canards up to the abs llstic to make the carbon fiber the upsweep you wanted, plus I think it'd add a nice touch

[@Autovisions]

The garage is echoing because there is not a lot of stuff on the walls and such to absorb the sounds

[@BrokenV50]

I work with carbon fiber almost everyday, and a quick tip: Your skin absorbes carbon fiber dust, so when you use it, try to cover your skin + don't wash your hands with warm water because if you try to wash of the black carbon fiber dust because it will open your skin pores and itch like crazy, so rince it of with cold water without rubbing until almost everything is off Just saying!

[@FirdausAmir]

Put the sound foam at any hard flat surface ceiling will be nice Didn't need full coverage

[@bryandeleon163]

Robbie I finally caught up to all your videos !!

[@Silverbeast24]

Robbie: lets make a new splitter ChrisFix: Hey Guys ChrisFix Here!

[@dallonrellim1685]

Robbies kit is just cooler then a RB because its homemade 😂 its so sick.

[@shanebeaudrot777]

Turned out real nice Robbie 👍

[@SkoolConnor]

panels on the door wont stop all of the echo, only a little bit, you'll want to put some panels on each wall to best absorb the sound

[@smoothlover073]

You need to put of signs on the walls to absorb the vibration

[@korbinstrong301]

Putting them on the side walls would work best cause that’s were sounds is reverberating back and forth the most cause the door already has insulation so that helps with that direction a bit. Idk if I worded that right

[@youblank2412]

The camera doesn’t bother me because my screen dirty af u gud keep up the good work

[@vivianleung296]

You should have a broken part wall

[@elliotadams3404]

16:38 “OH NO, not a train” 😂😂😂

[@sensationalmedia711]

Do a custom 10 mm wide body

[@ogsgarage2428]

Post notification squad cause whole lotta gang shit

[@masonburden3768]

Robbie that looks soo God dawg it fits the car so well

[@mikek1925]

If you able to run Emerson's gold rims on your car please do and thank me later it will look sick. And put some tire lettering on there as well or just run your tires on there if it fits. Would make some good content as well.

[@jake3247]

I love the way you edit your videos Robbie shits dope man great job on everything you do!

[@Slumjacob]

It’s so aggressive but when you get that kit it’ll look so nice n I can’t wait bro 🔥

[@725richyrich]

Everything happens for a reason robbie your lip being torn off was sad but it pushed you forward to try another new project and gave you some great content #staycommitted

[@Chukers420]

bro u made us wait 5 days for a vid no prob tho as long as ur making good content as usual I dont mind the wait and the longer we wait the more excited we get

[@elijahmaurer9039]

Come have somebody acoustically map your garage so you know the best places to put your panels.

[@SmokingRider]

Start with the acoustic foam all around in the heigh of your head and about 1-2 inches down and up so your voice isnt bouncing from wall to wall :)

[@SmokingRider]

But its just for the beginning!!!! I made it in my little garage for my bikes so my neighbours couldnt say anything because they don't really hear them anymore :3

[@DumpsterMarcus]

looks good dude!

[@giwrgos_m]

Sooo cool in my opinion its sticking out a little to much ♥️

[@KasamS]

You should make your own side skirts to complete it

[@myjrny2]

Hey Robbie, did you tint your headlights? Thx And am checkin' out videos on diy splitter and am glad I saw yours cos didn't even think about heating up the abs and bending it lol. Am putting one on my 82 280ZX and I think I want to bend the ends like you did but upwards. Thx for the idea.

[@FlashthePreacherGuy]

I think the 2nd canard that you cut thinner would have looked nice

[@esko-22]

I have two mopeds one is for wheelieing and hooning and the other one is like the brz

[@denisdrk2325]

You need to do side skirts and it will look sooooo goood

[@matt_fbcc]

Killing it dude! Brz is lookin fresh as fuck!

[@420Cris]

I think the front lip should be a few cm shorter, from the side shot it looks way longer than the rear. Also have you tried to cut the abs thickness wise? As in just try to cut the matte part off? It may be thinner but I don't think the canards need to be as thick anyways.

[@matthewmolina642]

What jigsaw blade were you using? Doesn't look like it gumz up the abs.