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Tongue in cheek "power mods" for a first time driver and young car enthusiast. When you have sub 60bhp to play with, your best bet is to remove components such as silencers, rear seats, air filters, carpets and last but not least, the rear wiper delete . So long as your operating within the confines of safety you can have a lot of fun for very little cost. I know I gave my Matiz a bit of a bash...

Whistle stop tour of a cooling system. This was supposed to be for my students at work, This may or may not help you with your studies.

Brief video showing the fitment of a cheap oem replacement exhaust system on my Prius. I have had it 3 years and its hands down the most reliable car I have owned. This is the first time I have had to do any work for the mot test in 3 years. When I first got it I did the wheel bearing and I had to fit a battery last year because I was getting the triangle of death and the battery cooling fan de...

2nd bike ride round Newmillerdam in West Yorkshire, the ice was bad and I bit the dust twice and to top it off the chain decided to have a link part. Enjoyed every bit of it though.

Getting slightly portly in the lockdown and I have found the need to get my bike out in an attempt to loose weight. The footage was taken on a gopro hero7 black and I am quite impressed with how the stability feature has worked particularly on the rough terrain. Thanks for watching.

Trigger warning for people with deep pockets and massive workshops at their disposal, the aim is cheap functionality rather than a glossy bolt on product . Check out my first trackday video to see how the front suspension mods worked. Weld on coilover sleeves done in a small garage with basic tools. The aim is to keep things cheap, obtainable and effective for the average joe to recreate on a t...

It was time to put all of my mods to the test and send it round a track, safe to say it handles far better than a standard hijet. I have to apologize for the poor edit, I had filmed my prep work and integrated it into this video but the editing software stretched the footage, it was very distorted, I looked like Hey Arnold. The spec of my van is as follows: Standard engine (aprox 70bhp), gearbo...

In this video I give a quick overview of what I have done to the front suspension on the Hijet. I have made some adjustable tie bars using Land Rover Discovery 3 rear track control arms. www.advancedfactors.co.uk/lr019117 optimal-g2-1119-spindle-rod-connecting-1308901-p.asp You need two of these from the above link and also two nuts from the link below. www.advancedfactors.co.uk/ryh500116-panha...

Creating a civilized exhaust for the first time in my life. I used a transitd 2.5 di rear silencer and its worked out really well. Parts like exhausts are becoming overpriced in the uk for the hijet. This is a great option for anyone wanting a mildly louder exhaust to replace the standard pea shooter. it sounds great.

Introduction to my long term project, talk through some of my ideas and what has been don up to this present day. The project is all about the complexities of simplicity and as such I am going to be turbocharging the low compression pinto engine and will be fitting a Blos propane carb on the inlet to the turbo. I want to aim for 130-150bhp .

Replaced the potentiometer for a 680ohm resistor. plans to make some adjustment to the map signal with the potentiometer.

Evry mod activated by boost pressure to cure the problem with erratic idling. It works a treat. Works on most VP37 fuel pumped diesel motors.

Exhaust fitted after modification. Anyone considering fitting these needs to watch my other video where I modify the tail pipe section. Don't fit without modifying the divide for the rear section it is garbage and will hurt performance.

Range Rover P38 Silencer Delete pipes off ebay. Modification to single exit. V8 owners must see!

Range rover P38 2.5dt 100% VEG OIL BMW M51 6 cylinder diesel