Here's another Jeep Vlogging episode (JOGGING). I was ready to install new springs in the Project 2004 Jeep TJ Wrangler build, and so I headed out to AutoZone to borrow a McPherson Strut Compressor, and I thought I'd take you along for the ride!
Here's another Jeep Vlogging episode (JOGGING). I was ready to install new springs in the Project 2004 Jeep TJ Wrangler build, and so I headed out to AutoZone to borrow a McPherson Strut Compressor, and I thought I'd take you along for the ride!
Every time I hear your exhaust it makes me smile
ReplyDeleteThe visors only extend on the 2011 and newer JK's.. My 07 does not extend!!
ReplyDeleteYeah, what exhaust is that?! Love the sound.
ReplyDeleteim the same way with my xj. my fiance always yells at me about not eating or drinking lol must be a jeep thing
ReplyDeleteFor the sun that comes in just above the rear view mirror height ;-)
ReplyDelete4 inch vinyl "pin stripe" from Amazon.
ReplyDeleteI like how courteous the BK employee was. Almost never get that courtesy in nyc, especially from fast food joints.
ReplyDeletemy 2010 visors extend
ReplyDeleteReally digging these videos, i'd suggest maybe solid mounting a gopro to show either just a front view of the hood and road or of the "cockpit" lol either way great vid!
ReplyDeleteTriggerHapySheep I appreciate the feedback. There are hundreds of vloggers out there with vehicle mounted GoPros...I've done a few like that. There are none that I know of that are using a POV perspective. That's what I'm going for. Tbh... i find the stationary mounted shots boring after a while. Thats just me tho I'm still experimenting with GoPro settings and mounting options...but I'm hoping the POV view brings something more interesting... Such as when I happened to look over at Burger King... I don't think it would "feel" the same if it was just a stationary mount. I may experiment with multiple camera shots...but tbh, the more difficult it is to set up and then later edit, the less likely I am to do it regularly...since unfortunately it takes a lot of time. :-)
ReplyDeleteTriggerHapySheep I appreciate the feedback. There are hundreds of vloggers out there with vehicle mounted GoPros...I've done a few like that. There are none that I know of that are using a POV perspective. That's what I'm going for. Tbh... i find the stationary mounted shots boring after a while. Thats just me tho I'm still experimenting with GoPro settings and mounting options...but I'm hoping the POV view brings something more interesting... Such as when I happened to look over at Burger King... I don't think it would "feel" the same if it was just a stationary mount. I may experiment with multiple camera shots...but tbh, the more difficult it is to set up and then later edit, the less likely I am to do it regularly...since unfortunately it takes a lot of time. :-)
ReplyDeleteOh.. just thought it was after they redesigned the interior..
ReplyDeletefair enough! personally i find the pov really nice when watching for the fact that you can "look around". i figured the stationary view would help with when the sun shines in the window and the outside view gets washed out and all we see is the interior. either way i dig the videos! been subbed for quite a while!
ReplyDeleteThey don't extend out enough to go all the way across your driver's side window. Window visor lol
ReplyDeletewhat are you using to film these?
ReplyDeleteNo tomatoes 🍅. Well at least you got cheese so you redeemed yourself
ReplyDeleteFirespyer GoPro Session 5. I'm still experimenting with settings.
ReplyDeleteFirespyer GoPro Session 5. I'm still experimenting with settings.
ReplyDeleteBrian Bunge Pypes high clearance
ReplyDeleteBrian Bunge Pypes high clearance
ReplyDeleteMUDTRAIL I don't like tomatoes on sandwiches... Unless it's a BLT of course. Lol
ReplyDeleteMUDTRAIL I don't like tomatoes on sandwiches... Unless it's a BLT of course. Lol
ReplyDeleteIs this the model? https://www.extremeterrain.com/pypes-street-pro-highclearance-catback-0717-jk.html?utm_content=XT%20Engine%20and%20Performance%20-%20Exhaust%7CPypes&utm_campaign=JK%20No%20Years&utm_source=google-pla&utm_medium=shopping&T5_Var3=yellow&T5_Var4=J109512&intl=0
ReplyDeleteBrian Bunge nope...this one. https://www.extremeterrain.com/pypes-high-clearance-catback-jk-sjj21r.html
ReplyDeleteBrian Bunge nope...this one. https://www.extremeterrain.com/pypes-high-clearance-catback-jk-sjj21r.html
ReplyDeleteBrian Bunge I agree sounds better than my catback 40 series flowmaster.
ReplyDeleteSweet! That’s even cheaper!
ReplyDeleteBrian Bunge and possibly louder. Lol
ReplyDeleteBrian Bunge and possibly louder. Lol
ReplyDeleteOh, and I forgot to ask, I know you’re running 37’s. What gearing did you go with? It seems like you’ve got pretty good acceleration. New gears are on my short list!
ReplyDeleteMan that thing sounds good
ReplyDeleteThanks! I'm kinda liking it! lol
ReplyDeleteSammich? Sammich? You a Yinzer?
ReplyDeleteFor your POV from the Jeep. You using Pivotheads?
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