Engine=R18A1 140hp(6300rpm) 128ftlb (4300rpm)
Chassis=FG1 2654lbs curb weight with full tank of gas
Light mods have been done with this car I started with mild weight reduction removing passenger and rear seats I also remove the spare tire and replaced it with fix a flat I remove the tire bar and jack stands as I don’t go to work very far from where I live I also removed sound-deadening in various places of the chassis all of this total to roughly 150 pounds giving me a total curb weight of only 2504 pounds. Then I continued on to the engine where I removed the restrictive intake and replaced it with a cold air unit as you can see in the video I also added a intake spacer then from there I moved on to removing the Catalyst for a non-restrictive one in this case that would have been the header if the car had headers and then I replace the entire exhaust with a 2.25 inch tsudo. I fitted the suspension with Takers springs and Beaks chassis braces in various places for extra structural rigidly. Finally I gave the car a hondata flashpro even the base map made the car much more lively has the mods didn’t do very much on their own I had planned to get it tuned or tuned by someone else but before that could happen I ended up trading it in for Ann fg4.
Got an itch to grill, but don’t have a BBQ handy? Here’s an awesome little hack, to satisfy your meaty cravings one bratwurst at a time!
Some quick links to a few of the materials I used:
[✓] Hinges: https://amzn.to/2caJE56
[✓] Handle: https://amzn.to/2cgoUfd
[✓] Legs: https://amzn.to/2cSk57s
[✓] Mini Tongs: https://amzn.to/2crk1gK
Wire grill template: https://bit.ly/BittyQGrill
In this project you’ll see how to make an itty-bitty BBQ, from leftover drink cans.
Congratulations to John Forsyth, the winner of the Bitty-Q!
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Music by https://www.machinimasounds.com (Fire Within)
WARNING: Cutting aluminum cans will give the metal very sharp edges. Sharp edges cut skin. You may want to use gloves to mitigate any risk. Hot coals also pose a number of risks. Never use around flammable materials or on tabletops sensitive to heat. This project should not be attempted without adult supervision and adequate training. Use of this video content is at your own risk.
I was amazed at how well this really works! I lit 2 coal briquettes in a separate metal container, and let them burn until the outsides turned white, then I transferred them to the Bitty-Q, put a couple of bratwurst on the grill, and came back 10 minutes later to find them perfectly grilled, and mouthwatering.
Inspired by: A picture I saw from the team at Mike’s Hard Lemonade. It portrayed someone using a drink can as a miniature BBQ. The picture was faked, but I tried it in real life and this is what happened.
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