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@@kevindamick awesome!

Hey, that’s a great question, if you are running this in an a 2007-2011 Aveo then you do not need the additional red wire, that is added for some other model vehicles that have the same plug type but the accessory wire is ran separate. If you go back to the link for that adapter and scroll down to the owners manual located just under the”what’s in the box” it brings up a good diagram of the wires and how they should be connected. I hope that answers your question.

@@rickysreviewsandhowtos Thank you for your quick and informative answer! My aveo is 1 2007 model so i'm in luck

Not a dumb question at all, the problem with the stiff bars and having all that resistance at the beginning is that you are in the most vulnerable position at the beginning in turns of injuries, all the world deadlift records are set using a deadlift bar( including Eddie halls 500KG which was done on the same Texas deadlift bar as the one I have in this video, only his was not black zinc, I think it was just the bare steel version)

Around the 12:15 -12:20mark it shows the assembly, there is a spot in the spindle that the clip goes through, make sure the bearings washer and nut are all on the spindle first. th-cam.com/video/oo94TUbKstI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Vdr6AwSgIovWXy-6

This video was 3 years ago so I’m not sure, most likely it was a simple vocabulary slip.

Spindle nut

I was able to hit 405 for a single earlier this year, then I took a trip to Africa for awhile and haven’t been in the gym much the last few months, hoping to get re-motivated and back at it.

@@rickysreviewsandhowtos atta boy! Keep up the good work 💪

i’m 600lb deadlifter and you can definitely feel a boost on 4 plates. especially if you master the concept of pulling the slack. My girl can pull 3 plates on texas deadlift bar but can’t on a power bar. it’s more of technique thing than a black and white type of thing.

@@jcasillo98 man I wish I could get my hands on a Texas deadlift bar, currently have to go to a commercial gym due to budget reasons. The only deadlift bar I have available is a Ohio DL bar, pulled 585lbs 2 days ago with it. Felt great but I bet a Texas bar feels better right?

Here is the harness www.crutchfield.com/p_120702105/Metra-70-2105-Receiver-Wiring-Harness.html?tp=2977

No it’s a 20kg bar (44pounds), I believe they have a monster squat bar that might be 10 pounds heavier though

@@rickysreviewsandhowtos yea your right I stand corrected. I was looking at the bench bar.

It is a Alpine iLX-W650, I have used this head unit in multiple vehicles and I still believe it is one of the best units for the money (yes better units are available but at this price point I think this is the best choice)

Most headunits (radios) will come with a mic/cable and I know the unit I used in this video comes with the usb cable for the apple play/android auto, if not it’s just a usb type A plugin so you can directly plug a usb A to lightning for iPhone or usb A to usb C for modern androids. If that isn’t long enough you can use a usb a extention cable

7” screen, here is a link to the one used in this video but any double din sized head unit should work. I do suggest the one in the link because I think it is the best value for what you get from it. Alpine iLX-W650 7" Mech-Less Receiver Compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto a.co/d/aD28yph

Separation of sound frequencies through multiple drivers is nothing new to the audio world, from studio monitors to the highest end car audio and home audio speakers, they all use multiple drivers for sound frequency separation. Many of the most well regarded IEMS have drivers from 2-6 drivers per side. But if you want to use a single driver style IEM because that’s what you like then by all means go ahead.

Now I will agree that once you hit a certain amount of drivers it definitely seems like a gimmick, for instance 12 drivers per side seem redundant. But I still think the KZ iems are better sounding than the shure 215 for under 100 dollars. I’ve used them weekly for over 3 years now and I still stand by that.

The vehicle I installed this in does not have a usb port, however the head unit (radio/stereo) that I installed has a usb port and comes with a cable to route (usb port is in the back of the head unit). I hope this clarifies better. Thanks

You can literally see the sweatpants moving as the bar slides up the legs lol but 👍

@@rickysreviewsandhowtos well I guess I just am blind and not seeing what your eyes are seeing so if you see that then keep doing what you're doing and let's hope that works for you. But I'll tell you this you sometimes will not get better if you can't handle constructive criticism. But honestly I don't really give care and I'm just reviewing different deadlift barbell

@@victorGarcia-cw8mq I don’t have a problem with constructive criticism when it’s needed, I intentionally deadlift with guys that lift much heavier weights than I do for that purpose, your criticism was the bar was not against my legs and I can tell you it is, this review however was on the bars,not on proper deadlift form. Thank you for your opinion and take care.

@@rickysreviewsandhowtos brother you don't have to explain anything to me however it sounds like you know what you're doing and definitely did not mean to hurt your feelings so keep doing whatever it is you are doing and I appreciate you doing a video on this barbell

@@victorGarcia-cw8mq no offense taken, take care and best wishes

Glad it was useful!

Don’t understand the comment

Putting speakers in a car was to much?

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Romans 3:23. “. For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” I am already a believer, the last hat in the video says “How great is our God” from a Chris Tomlin concert I attended a month ago. But I’m not sure what any of that has to do with lifting weights and setting goals

@@rickysreviewsandhowtos Preaching The Good News To everyone. Glory To God The Father God The Son God The Holy Ghost. Peace And Blessings Brother

We didn’t do anything with the back doors on this car so I’m not sure if this year model had speakers in the back doors. I personally owned a 2018 Altima and it had the holes for speakers but none were put in from the factory and I don’t believe any wiring was there so I had to run speaker wire. Unfortunately I never recorded any of that instillation. I will say that unless you have people in the backs seats often, having speakers in the back doors doesn’t often add much to the sound.

@@rickysreviewsandhowtos excellent, thanks for your comments it help me a lot. I going to let this doors as they are. Without speakers. Thanks.

But if I install new speakers, these new speakers can be connected in parallel with the front ones? Or how ?

@@hannibalgenial7938 you would need to see if any speaker wire is already in place, if not you would need to run wire to the door (this can be harder than it sounds depending how the other wires for door locks and window controls are ran and not something I can explain in a message) if you remove the door panel and see wires then you can just connect the speakers, if you have to run wires then you would connect them to media player (radio whatever). Aftermarket stereos usually have four pairs color wires for speakers each pair has a solid color and a color with a strip, these colors are green, purple, grey, and white. Here is a article with wire coloring. If you still have a stock radio then you need to look up the wiring diagram for that year and model. Hope that all makes sense www.lifewire.com/aftermarket-car-stereo-wire-colors-534703

@@rickysreviewsandhowtos The back doors does’t have wires and I have a New stereo but i going to install just front doors speaker and 6x9 on the back panel.

Glad to hear it!

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How do you know who owns it? 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@rickysreviewsandhowtos You can tell.. Little man drive little car. Big man drive big car.

@@Soundsofsilence777 lol

Awesome, thank you!

Awesome, thank you!

Glad you liked it!

Glad you liked it!

Glad to hear it!

Appreciate it, subbed as well

@@rickysreviewsandhowtos thanks

According to what? I must have missed something.

@@rickysreviewsandhowtos th-cam.com/video/t4NXCgNbBCk/w-d-xo.html

There are videos all over TH-cam showing them being taken apart. I use iems in the studio and for opening acts and local acts( most bigger artists have their own. We never use KZ or Shure. There are awesome budget brands out there that just kill these, 7Hz, Blon, Moondrop, Tanschim, Tripowin etc. By the way, the $600 Sennheiser only has one Dynamic Driver. Here’s a link to a KZ Fake…. th-cam.com/video/t4NXCgNbBCk/w-d-xo.html

@@thesonnytackettshow7949 I have a pair of moondrop arias snow edition and they are the same cost as my KZ zas and I’m sorry but the zas are way better sounding, I use my iems minimum twice a week and my moon drops are my back up to my back up

@@thesonnytackettshow7949 most bigger artist can afford a trip to an audiologist and have 800-2k dollar custom molded IEMs, the KZs fit a good budget level IEM that sound decent to good at that price. I am open to trying other brands but so far I’ve personally had good experiences with the KZs, that’s just my personal perspective