Heres What Im Doing with All My Money
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Date: 2019-06-15
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Comments and reviews: 9
michael lee
Awesome new rev on the red line intro. Scotty keeps himself busy wrenching and making videos so he is not always sitting in the Cheers of Houston bar like Cliff Clavin & Norm Peterson, who were only concerned if the kegs of beer are full & the tappers work properly. Liked Scottys stereo speaker storytelling because as a matter of fact i still own my big Kenwood 3 way wood cabinet type speakers i bought in 1977. They sound brand new and shake my house at 30%/40% volume. Although i did spend 63 to have the soft 1 wide(+/-) flexible foamy stuff surrounding the outer edges of the woofers replaced (attaches the woofer edges to the outer metal base that screws into the wood cabinet) at Sonic Sound about/maybe 5 years ago, because the flexible stuff>> it got old/brittle and little pieces shook themselves loose. No way am i whining/complaining, im thrilled. Actually nowadays they rarely make stuff to last the test of time, like they used too. It was nice to find a guy who actually knows what hes doing and can easily fix it for a bargain price. As opposed to buy some new throwaway disposable junk. = Similar to a Fiat
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Awesome new rev on the red line intro. Scotty keeps himself busy wrenching and making videos so he is not always sitting in the Cheers of Houston bar like Cliff Clavin & Norm Peterson, who were only concerned if the kegs of beer are full & the tappers work properly. Liked Scottys stereo speaker storytelling because as a matter of fact i still own my big Kenwood 3 way wood cabinet type speakers i bought in 1977. They sound brand new and shake my house at 30%/40% volume. Although i did spend 63 to have the soft 1 wide(+/-) flexible foamy stuff surrounding the outer edges of the woofers replaced (attaches the woofer edges to the outer metal base that screws into the wood cabinet) at Sonic Sound about/maybe 5 years ago, because the flexible stuff>> it got old/brittle and little pieces shook themselves loose. No way am i whining/complaining, im thrilled. Actually nowadays they rarely make stuff to last the test of time, like they used too. It was nice to find a guy who actually knows what hes doing and can easily fix it for a bargain price. As opposed to buy some new throwaway disposable junk. = Similar to a Fiat
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Paul Englehart
Hey Scotty i have a 2002 toyota avalon by and when I try to maintain one speed like 45mph the car begins to jerk and stuff it's like its deaccelerating and then coming back on and acceleration will return really fast causing the car to jerk abruptly the entire time I try to keep it at one continuous speed level like at 45mph or 55mph or 75mph please help my car has 233900 miles on it and was hit in the rear end the other night but it was doing this before guy wasnt paying attention He ran off I have insurance claim on him right now But what is causing this to constantly happen and when it does check engine light flashes and runs rough around idle speeds please help I think it's the vvt solenoids am I correct please answer pleaae
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Hey Scotty i have a 2002 toyota avalon by and when I try to maintain one speed like 45mph the car begins to jerk and stuff it's like its deaccelerating and then coming back on and acceleration will return really fast causing the car to jerk abruptly the entire time I try to keep it at one continuous speed level like at 45mph or 55mph or 75mph please help my car has 233900 miles on it and was hit in the rear end the other night but it was doing this before guy wasnt paying attention He ran off I have insurance claim on him right now But what is causing this to constantly happen and when it does check engine light flashes and runs rough around idle speeds please help I think it's the vvt solenoids am I correct please answer pleaae
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Mark R.
Not all young people spend their money willy-nilly, because of the massive amount of student loans you can't and it's actually just the 40/50 year olds who only spend like there is no tomorrow and buy the latest greatest toy. And smartphones are easier to replace after 2 years because of contracts, this is no actual a disposable economy. this whole thing is actually a bit of a myth in reality, most young people are very careful with their money nowadays and their parents aren't (with their double mortgages and ships, and new cars every 4 years
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Not all young people spend their money willy-nilly, because of the massive amount of student loans you can't and it's actually just the 40/50 year olds who only spend like there is no tomorrow and buy the latest greatest toy. And smartphones are easier to replace after 2 years because of contracts, this is no actual a disposable economy. this whole thing is actually a bit of a myth in reality, most young people are very careful with their money nowadays and their parents aren't (with their double mortgages and ships, and new cars every 4 years
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Me
Scotty, two questions. Does the airbag light being lit commonly render the SRS system inoperable? I read that somewhere but it might have been a sales tactic. Also, I keep hearing people suggesting using OEM oil filters for my car. Is that the best way to go and why? I have seen people claim that certain makes of car won't filter the oil at peak efficiency with after market filters. Specifically, I have heard Subarus and the Korean cars Hyundai and Kia do best with OEM filters. Please shed your wisdom on these subjects. Thanks
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Scotty, two questions. Does the airbag light being lit commonly render the SRS system inoperable? I read that somewhere but it might have been a sales tactic. Also, I keep hearing people suggesting using OEM oil filters for my car. Is that the best way to go and why? I have seen people claim that certain makes of car won't filter the oil at peak efficiency with after market filters. Specifically, I have heard Subarus and the Korean cars Hyundai and Kia do best with OEM filters. Please shed your wisdom on these subjects. Thanks
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willybean
Have a 97 nissan 5 speed 4x4 hardbody pickup that was my paps but the transmission went out years ago, been sitting for years. Kinda wonder if an old toyota pickup's transmission could fit 94 model i think 4x4 5 speed. Already have a trans for it, but it was got at a junkyard for 20 dollars and has been sitting on the ground as long as the truck dont really even know if its the right transmission. a good 8+ years. Love the nissan looks and heard their very reliable, be nice to have it fixed.
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Have a 97 nissan 5 speed 4x4 hardbody pickup that was my paps but the transmission went out years ago, been sitting for years. Kinda wonder if an old toyota pickup's transmission could fit 94 model i think 4x4 5 speed. Already have a trans for it, but it was got at a junkyard for 20 dollars and has been sitting on the ground as long as the truck dont really even know if its the right transmission. a good 8+ years. Love the nissan looks and heard their very reliable, be nice to have it fixed.
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MGTOW
I'm 3 years younger than you, but my mentality is the same. The old man got too old to work on his '56 RR Silver Cloud 1, so drove it over to my home a decade ago saying here son, your the caretaker now and pass it down. I drive a 1996 Toyota Camry. Old mechanics, good on petrol (gas) and doesn't cause me a problem. If I want to impress, I roll the roller out. Only 2200 made and how many left after 63 years?
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I'm 3 years younger than you, but my mentality is the same. The old man got too old to work on his '56 RR Silver Cloud 1, so drove it over to my home a decade ago saying here son, your the caretaker now and pass it down. I drive a 1996 Toyota Camry. Old mechanics, good on petrol (gas) and doesn't cause me a problem. If I want to impress, I roll the roller out. Only 2200 made and how many left after 63 years?
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Neon Shadow
Also, saw some theories that giving kids too much money ruins 'em cause they need to learn to work for it. Some rich parents have said they won't give their kids a single penny and intend to make them work for it and make it or fail on their own. I think that's a bit harsh myself. Pay off their college, pay off their house. Either of those would help them tremendously but they'd still need to work.
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Also, saw some theories that giving kids too much money ruins 'em cause they need to learn to work for it. Some rich parents have said they won't give their kids a single penny and intend to make them work for it and make it or fail on their own. I think that's a bit harsh myself. Pay off their college, pay off their house. Either of those would help them tremendously but they'd still need to work.
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Jay Corbett
I love it when you talk about mercedes. I wrote my 2010 Grand Cherokee and leased a 2015 mercedes c300. Little did I know that under leased you need to get the OEM brake service done. Brand new parts all around at only 20, 000km. But it was still legally their car and I didn't read all the paperwork. From a chrysler to a mercedes lol. You live and you learn.
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I love it when you talk about mercedes. I wrote my 2010 Grand Cherokee and leased a 2015 mercedes c300. Little did I know that under leased you need to get the OEM brake service done. Brand new parts all around at only 20, 000km. But it was still legally their car and I didn't read all the paperwork. From a chrysler to a mercedes lol. You live and you learn.
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shelby arndts
Hey Scotty Cheers from OhioI've got an '02 BMW 325i with 150K miles. My steering wheel has a bit of vibration at medium to highway speeds. Sometimes the vibrations stop when I hit the brakes, and other times the brakes make it shake worse. Please help. Thanks
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Hey Scotty Cheers from OhioI've got an '02 BMW 325i with 150K miles. My steering wheel has a bit of vibration at medium to highway speeds. Sometimes the vibrations stop when I hit the brakes, and other times the brakes make it shake worse. Please help. Thanks
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