MotorvateDIY Video: Sedan Stock Exhaust Removal
11-14-2016, 07:07 PM
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MotorvateDIY Video: Sedan Stock Exhaust Removal
(I think this is in the wrong section. Mods, please move)
5 Minute video on how to remove your stock exhaust on a Sport Sedan:
5 Minute video on how to remove your stock exhaust on a Sport Sedan:
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11-14-2016, 10:17 PM
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I like you. Planning on doing videos like this as your car progresses? Would be a huge help for a lot of people. I'm amazed how easy everything came apart for you, doing the same thing here where everything underneath the car is rusted together would be a little less fun.
11-15-2016, 12:20 AM
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Epiphany:
Thanks for the kind words!
As for "everything came apart easy for you" well... that shows the power of good editing. With setting up 3 cameras, audio recorder, wireless mics and lights, it took me 10 hours to remove the stock exhaust and install the Stillen exhaust! I was so tired at the end, I didn't do a proper wrap up.
It was a crazy hot day (92 F) and everything seemed to go wrong.
Everything takes 4-5 times longer when you need to determine the best camera angles, lighting and script.
With all that said, after 20+ hours of editing and removing the "boring stuff" I was mostly happy with the result.
TL;DR: It was edited to make everything work perfectly the first time.
As for future videos, in July/August/September I shot 14 other episodes that are currently in post-production and will be announced every second Friday. Rear brake pad replacement will be available on Nov 25.
Thanks for the kind words!
As for "everything came apart easy for you" well... that shows the power of good editing. With setting up 3 cameras, audio recorder, wireless mics and lights, it took me 10 hours to remove the stock exhaust and install the Stillen exhaust! I was so tired at the end, I didn't do a proper wrap up.
It was a crazy hot day (92 F) and everything seemed to go wrong.
Everything takes 4-5 times longer when you need to determine the best camera angles, lighting and script.
With all that said, after 20+ hours of editing and removing the "boring stuff" I was mostly happy with the result.
TL;DR: It was edited to make everything work perfectly the first time.
As for future videos, in July/August/September I shot 14 other episodes that are currently in post-production and will be announced every second Friday. Rear brake pad replacement will be available on Nov 25.
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