7 Best DIY Car Project Mods

Instead of the ordinary DIY Car Mod list with boring stuff like "headlight install" or "bumper stickers", you'll have to get your hands dirty for these mods! (Besides the last one). A couple of these might make some people cringe but to any car enthusiasts who don't have money but want to take on an exciting new project that'll make a big difference to your car, these mods are some of the best!

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[LibertyDrives]

Which project would you take on? Anyone gonna bore their cylinders??👀😬

[edenmuhass]

Everyone's first DIY car mod should be getting a cheap "beater" 💩 box to modify. I recommend pre 2000 that's not Nissan. Save for the B13 Sentra... Unless you have a reasonable skill set, modifying your daily driver leads to *bad* things.
You: I'm going to do a quick release front bumper today!
Life: Nahh, You need toilet paper and you're out of dirty socks...
You: 💩 ....
*bumper falls off on the freeway and devoured under car... Bumper catches fire from exhaust. Car burns to ashes.*
Life: GOTIEM! HA! GOTIEM!

[vtec.ucks]

some diy projects, i wonder why more people don't do. for example, i made some BN Sports-style side skirts (not side splitters, actual side skirts) for my accord last weekend, and they came out amazing! i spent probably $60 on materials, most things considered. i had to pretty much just buy the aluminum gutters and the wrap, which were $15 each and $30 respectively. with a clean enough design, sturdy mounting, and enough patience, making a lip kit from scratch can be well worth the $100s that would have been spent otherwise (modulo side skirts are $160 by themselves). i'm currently working on a rear lip made from a 6" x 4" x 10' L-bend gutter, or whatever they're called. making a rear lip is much more tedious than side skirts, as you could imagine. i have already done both projects before with vinyl gutters, though. so yeah, just throwing this out there.

[lloydcoetzer]

Awesome video i like the cut scene video at 4:30, , , can anyone tell me how i can see that video

[DaFroBroforeal]

I can totally get down with working on my car. Most of this stuff I’d probably go to a professional though.