You won't believe how much Lamborghini repairs REALLY cost!
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- This 2009 LP560 Lamborghini Gallardo makes a weird clicking sound when driving and it has a few other issues that need addressing. What do we find and what is the repair? ➡️ Don't forget to check out @MrsWizardsWays Partwork auctions (ends May 1, 2024): www.ebay.com/usr/davidthecarw...
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I might not believe how much it really costs to repair this Lamborghini if I were given a number.
Seems like they used wrong title by accident. This title should go to the next video
If you have to ask, you can't afford it.
If you have to ask you're smart about your financial decisions and is the reason you can afford it don't listen to the broke clown above me
Even if you have money, you should AlWAYS ask. Make sure people aren’t trying to screw extra cash out of you because they think you have it to spare. I had an aircraft mechanic do that to me on my planes. 😡
I hope you pay you Principal Mechanics very Well!!! 😢. The heart of any Business, is it's employees!!
2009 model still looks modern.
The refresh Gallardo is my favorite modern Audi Lambo.
My car is 2009 and it looks like a 90's car...
Ford Crown Victoria
And possibly the best v10 Lambo produced for the average rich boy or gal before the LP 570-4 superleggera
I'd kill to have one of those here in NL lovely boat you got@@ZERONEINNOVATIONS
Interior looks like a 2006 Audi s4
Watching these videos has changed what I thought my "Dream car" actually is 😅
Did it change to a Toyota Corolla? 😃
@@heiner71 The Corolla is far superior engineering. 15 years with minimal maintenance and the Toyota will still be going strong. 15 months with minimal maintenance and the Lambo will be going nowhere.
@@asensibleyoungman2978 "My dream is to stop dreaming" Sad lol
I recently found out that 4 valve caps for a 10 year old Ferrari can cost up to $500... these things cost less than $3 to manufacture. Now when I see a Ferrari I think "what a sucker"
The greatest technician that's ever lived?
I might believe what the repairs cost -- if you told us. Rather a misleading headline.
Dislike his video just like i did for wasting our time with clickbait 😂
Lol ..That moment when people actually get butthurt over things on the internet that have no serious impact on life..
Another video displaying more evidence that your honest approach to operating yourself (your business) is exactly why… in my opinion… that you are a true gentleman. Nice motorcar, too. Thanks for the video.
He's a dollar store Scotty Kilmer lol.
@@basshead. Kilmer is a quack.
I really wish his business was closer to Michigan. I would be tempted to drive hours to get work done at his shop
I really wish he was located in Canada. Although…. I’ve always wanted to visit Kansas.
@@basshead. Scotty Kilmer is a dollar store...............Scotty Kilmer
If u can’t afford enclosed transport. U can’t afford a lambo
Its just a car. It can be cleaned lol.
if you don't care about the paint.
@@SJ-oxy I did not know the paint was not exposed to the air when you drive the car. THAT is a cool option.
CLICKBAIT, CLICKBAIT, CLICKBAIT. NO amount for the repair given.
Yep tired of this crap lately, unsubbed🎉
Yeah I was expecting a little more on the numbers side. He usually makes great in-depth videos though.
Maybe he didn't want the owner to have a heart attack!!!!
Thanks buddy
The scoops on S197 Mustangs are functional: They create aero drag that slows the car.
Never heard that but I guess I’ll do my own research
@@darrylrichardson1997He's being sarcastic. The joke is that the fake scoops don't help anything, and they actually hurt performance because they increase drag and slow the car down.
@@darrylrichardson1997 Jeez! C'mon!
The WIZard cant admit he is deep into rap!
Not if he's listening to it on the radio lol
😂😂
😅😅😅
@@JustaPersonTryinToHuman365 What radio station has Akon on? I want to know cause they all play shit now
17K Miles and Uneven tire wear!
Look at the horrible wheels and thin tires!
Well there is that leaking shock...
probably shocked to pieces with the rubber band tyres not helping cushion the impacts.....
check engine light at 17k miles, tire wear must be due to burnouts but crazy that it's out of alighment though maybe burnouts will do that. also AC not working at 17k miles is crazy.
@@abc123fhdi it's from 2009 ?
@@georgeenache9004 for a 2009, low miles, AC should be working
I have a 2019 corvette z06, it made a similar ticking noise in the front wheels when in motion during a turn. Found out it was common issue. Repair was literally to deep clean the mating surfaces of the wheel and hub. I was honestly surprised that it fixed it. Might be worth a shot, I’m not a mechanic by any means, but I was able to do this “fix” on my own at home.
If you have an impact wrench, the sockets, brake cleaner then go ahead. Make sure all of your wheel lugs are tight too, that can cause ticking.
Especially with the amount of force exerted by those fat tyres on the hub when the steering is turned with the vehicle stationary????
@@JohnSmith-pl2bk Not that much different. Same width tires on the front, they just got larger diameter wheels and a smaller profile tire. The rears are the wrong offset entirely on top of being wider.
Owner probably got their wheels from Rent-A-Center. no self-respecting wheel/tire shop is going to sell improperly sized wheels that make the car look worse.
I think you might be right?
Watch out for dry rotted fuel lines!!!! My friend lost his Gallardo to fire.
? So it's like a vintage VW bug/bus in those respects? lol. Every seven years or >BooM
was it the one that was sold to Tavarish? lol
Was probably a blessing. lol
CD
The Tattoo Clown lost his from improper fueling, although some think it was intentional improper fueling.
So how much did all these repairs cost? You never actually told us.
Doesn't matter, the parts are from ford and fiat if you go by the part number
Grimes is just so knowledgeable.
He’s handy as a pocket on a shirt.
Rick Grimes z Walking Dead?
I love your philosophy.. not just on cars/mechanic-wise but you're an honest man. It's truly a superpower.
Most rich people stay rich by spending like the poor and investing without stopping then most poor people stay poor by spending like the rich yet not investing like the rich but impressing them
Shut yo’Broke-ass…! RICH PEOPLE THE REALLY RICH PEOPLE DONT MIND SPENDING MONEY ON WAT EVER THE F THEY WANT !!!! 😂😂😂😂
You obviously haven’t been around a lot rich people if you think like that….
The vids wizard, been watching for years. When I eat I sit and watch automotive videos and yours always pop up. Love how simple and informative they are. Not to much crazy editing and just good vids. Thank you sir
Owner is dumb for all of those teenager mods. Then wonders why car runs like crap
The four-wheel drive delete is a good move because it also drops some weight and I'm guessing he needed a tune because of that delete. Of course, it would have been better to just buy the two-wheel drive version instead.
@@DaveSimkusthey’re so rare sometimes when you want one you just have to buy what’s available.
Valentino Balbony Edition
@@DaveSimkus Yeah, but the way they did it does not look too professional to me.
Not teenager mods the 4wd actually hurts the transmission and the tune and exhaust just improve on the factory settings but thanks for your input
You guys forgot to say how much the AC and Shocks might cost the owner, potentially 🍌
300
@@summerforever6736 300 bitcoins :D
Good to see that Hoovie is keeping his bill going with the Ford p/u and the Buick Grand National.
Audi own lamborghini, a lot of that thing is gen2 R8. check the part numbers on the part needed,
chances are it's a VAG bit.
VW parts sharing starts from the top and then trickle down to common vehicles......
After 20 minutes I still don't know what the repair costs are.
Maybe implying sign a blank check because we still don't know if brake caliper is fixable or what the hydraulic will cost to fix. 🤣
“If you have to ask, you can’t afford it.” This is also the motto of Audemars Piguet, the watch-makers.
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@bitteralmonds666 may not be able to afford it, but still would like the title of the video answered, lol.
@louperez921 my viper cost me 80k in repairs (two blown motors). I don't want to do that again
@miguelberetta7887 Jesus, that's insane...
Many years ago a man in China smashed/destroyed his Gallardo in public because there were so many problems!
Anger management is in order.
Thats like when Elvis shot his Ferrari or Pantera I cant remember
Lambor-crappy
I don't know why, if it was made in china it'd have a lot more problems lmao
Sum Dum Fuk?
The Gallardo is so underrated. For under 100 grand I’d rather own one of these than a C8 Corvette. Way more special! I’ve seen over half a dozen C8 Corvettes in the small town I live in. Never seen a Ferrari or Lamborghini!
True, but the cost of maintenance would be my concern with Ferrari and Lamborghini though.
I like to tell Ferrari owners "nice Corvette."
seen lot's of ferrari or lamborghini and next to no corvettes. but that should not be the main reason. if you can buy a new lamborghini, buy it. otherwise, maintenance will kill you. that said, not much different for a corvette ...
The big problem with Italian exotics is that they’re too expensive, too complicated and they’re terrible cars.
@@jeffhickman10
Italian exotics cars are actually never terrible. Just hard to maintain. If you do it, they normally work pretty good. But you either need time and a place to do it yourself or a good mechanic.
You are amazing man! So rare to find great super “honest” mechanics 🙏
Those controls, AC/Audio are straight out of the Audi parts bin.
Who cares?
@@DDd-hr6mz Audis are hundreds of thousands less. : (
@@DDd-hr6mz see the next answer you cockwomble.
@@timewa851 No they're not
@@timewa851 The Audi R8 is the same exact car, with the same exact V10, that has the same exact MSRP LMFAO. The Gallardo came first. Then VAG said "We need an Audi version".
The only difference is parts cost based on the branding on the part. Part numbers are identical, but if you want a Lamborghini stamp on your waterpump, you're paying 60% more.
The same goes for Aston Martins. Its a Ford product. An Aston branded water pump is $600. The same part number from Autozone with a Motorcraft (OEM Ford) stamp is $60.
Great video again, I love these videos on special cars and especially that you do the correct way and diagnose and not throw parts at it, that is crazy expensive way to do stuff on these!
My take on the popping. Audi (that most of this stuff is from) actually has a TSB on such a noise when turning hard at low speed, it comes from the wheel bearing surface rubbing onto the CV joint. Repair is to either replace both bearing and CV joint OR to grease the surfaces in between and re-tighten.
I just think they may have installed just a part in place of the CV joint and now it isn't tight enough. Those CV bolts are specced crazy tight!
Have had several audis with that sound including my own (A8L 2008).
BTW Got those same brembo brakes (with ceramic discs) on my A8L, they are phenomenal at high speeds!
Looking forward to the follow up, I have the LP 550-2 version... something to put in my mental rolodex if I get these noises. I'll have to say though, I am impressed with mine... had it about 4 years now, just had it down at Lamborghini Dallas for the major service and got a clean bill of health on it. Not a single issue since I've owned it (knock on wood).
Give me your Facebook name & Instagram
And that's why I bought a Porsche 911.
same origins (VW) but Porsche continues to innovate and improve their cars
@@seinundzeitencorrect
if you remove the FWD you can also save clutch
South Dakota. Could be working for a credit card company. They are vicious.
Far more likely to be in Farming (Dairy, hogs, grain ,etc) or the medical field. Credit cards were more of a 90's thing in South Dakota.
No I own a pest control company
@@michaelkackThere must be a lot of pests in SD and the Black Hills.
@@diemman70 Pests tend to be hitchhikers. A prime example would be German cockroaches, "The German cockroach is a widely distributed urban pest. It is also the most common cockroach species in houses, apartments, restaurants, hotels, and other institutions. This is true not only in Pennsylvania but also throughout the United States and in most parts of the civilized world. " Jun 19, 2023 - Penn State Extension.
This from a Colorado pest control company:
"People say, “We don’t have tarantulas in Colorado!” Well we don’t usually…
“Can you please send someone over right away. We have tarantulas in our produce section!” exclaimed the agitated grocery store manager. “And may I speak to someone. It’s urgent. We have frightened customers! One of them is causing a huge scene. We’ve got to do something quickly!”
Tom listened to the store manager anxiously described the situation. “I am happy to get right over to your store,” he replied. “However, I highly doubt you have tarantulas. Sometimes, people see wolf spiders, which can actually get fairly large, and think they are tarantulas. Not to worry. I’ll be right over.”
Dressed in plain clothes so he wouldn’t further alarm any of the customers, Tom conducted a thorough search of the banana section. Sure enough, he found a tarantula. The poor thing had hitched a very long ride all the way from the much warmer, tropical regions of Central America. He must have been snug and secure traveling such a long distance, nestled between the bananas.
Very carefully Tom removed the creature, placed it in a grocery store baggie and carefully brought it in for all the pest control geeks in the office to admire and observe. The tarantula actually didn’t last long, probably due to the effects of such a long journey.
We actually we do have mini tarantulas in southeastern Colorado but, as a general rule, we don’t have them in the Denver Metro area.
@@michaelkackBug murderer! 😂
It looks like someone drove that through a sandstorm with the windows open!
Guy probably lives out of town and drives gravel roads. ND and SD have a lot of gravel roads outside of the bigger cities.
@@thomasfarley6052
Probably a corn farmer and stores it in his barn....
Actually it’s my car and yes I live out on gravel car is stored inside in a climate controlled building
@michaelkack someone commented, watch out for the fuel lines, they rot. Hes friend lost his Gallardo.
@@michaelkackyou drive your gallardo on unpaved roads? no wonder it broke lol
13:22 D: Top mount/bearing. I got a similar noise after mounting coilovers on my previous car, and following instructions showing the wrong orientation of a washer below the top bearing. The result was the springs binding and giving a popping noise each time the frictiion between washer and bearing outer race was overcome.
"It does have a nice big wang on it." I don't know why but the extended silence between him and Mrs Wizard after he said that made it funnier.
Bro I where is that in the video, I watched it all, it isn't in there lol
@@kurtrusellpatrickswayze - 3:22
@@Kryptic1046 lol thanks. Of course mrs wizard is filming and not on screen, hence why I didn't recall it.
Do you wanna shower Wang? Or you wanna watch Wang wash wang?
Some later model BMWs (2020ish M3, M4, M5) have a popping noise like that in the front wheels and the fixes are various. Sometimes it's the hub w/ bearing, sometimes it's the mating surface between the wheel and hub (a friction disc is installed between them) and sometimes it's the lower ball joint. Even using a chassis ear it can be a little tricky to find which one it is because of how noise can travel through metal.
I don’t think I would delete the AWD, I know the reasons why they do it, but where I live, AWD is more useful (with the right tires of course). But to each their own, as long as they are having fun lol
Never buy a used Lamborghini or Hellcat!.17k miles and 4 sets of tires!😅
I’ve never spun the tires on this car
"These things are money pits !" - Scotty Kilmer
*waving arms and yelling frantically* - Scotty Kilmer
SK is annoying af! 🙄
That crackhead lost credibility years ago..
This car manufacturer is going under and I’m quitting TH-cam. 😂😂😂
@@bill4632 that's why he has over a million subscribers.
Lower control arm. Had the same issue on my AMG
That Jeremy Clarkson voice imitation by Mrs. Wizard was gold. But on a side note I’m I the only person who looked at the interior noticed a few parts from the Volkswagen parts bin. Some interior bits look very similar to those found in my GLI.
Ford parts on there too
Why is there so much dust inside of the car also? Was it shipped with the drivers window down?
I want an Italian supercar, but I don't trust their engineers to design a supercar, so I need a tune, intake mods and a different wheel, tire, and stance than factory!
Truth be told, most of this car was designed by German engineers.
You have to love the Deferred Adjudication Disposition. Don't you Wizard? I had taken advantage of that myself years ago. Well worth the money!
My neighbor has an older Gallardo for sale for $60k. Power windows don't work, needs tires, runs drives great! So tempting, I may buy it!
You better stop acting like one of those guys who’s not afraid of his wife.
These cars are sold as peen extensions for insecure men. They aren't actual daily drivable cars.
@@TheFriendlyPsychopath.😂😂
The biggest culprit on fake scoops or vents? The latest Toyota Supra. I was just at a Cars & Coffee in Fort Lauderdale this morning and there were two of them there. They look like every plastic doo-dad from Pep Boys has been stuck on in random places!
Gallardo's are expensive to repair, along with their cousin the Audi R8. To change out that AC compressor, the engine has to come out of the car....
I like them but I won't have either since they really aren't as good a car as my current '14 Cayman S. Which is way cheaper to service, not that I have had any work done on it in the 5.5 years I have owned it...
Great video
Yet people have been convinced through PR releases that those aren't fake vents and they are "for tuners to use for more airflow if needed", yet you pull the "vent" out and there is solid metal behind it...
I see so many people that have parroted that "the vents aren't fake" stuff about the Supra.
Not that it makes the car bad, I'm just laughing at believing the promotional media and eating it hook, line, and sinker.
Gosh about the speeding: If you must drive over 80mph AT LEAST have a Uniden R7 radar detector. I don’t even wanna drive by the local school district without one…
I had good luck with my Escort. Radar and Laser detection, you can turn of K band. Portions of the Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, and Wyoming road networks have 80 mph (129 km/h) posted limits. Pretty much you can drive 80 on the freeway in Socal. 85 isn't really too far over the limit. 80 on cruise control? No problem. Other states:
Alabama 70
Alaska 65
Arizona 75
Arkansas 75
trucks: 70
California 70
Colorado 75
Connecticut 65
Delaware 65
Florida 70
Georgia 70
Idaho 75; 80 on specified segments of road
Illinois 70
Indiana 70;
Iowa 70
Kansas 75
Kentucky 65; 70 on specified segments of road
Maine 75
One thing about very small production run cars is not much internet /car owner postings and low mileage so can’t do much research online unfortunately. An F150 has of course has tons of info out there. I am planning some Seadoo watercraft upgrades and tune it, but even in this category it is highly recommended that even with off the rack tune to datalog after installing tune and upgrades and send data to the tune company to verify fuel settings. These seadoos make over 3hp /cubic inch at 8-9,000 rpm, and running too lean of course can fry engine. With unmodified cars not sure how often that happens.
11:35 that was unintentionally one of the funniest Lamborghini comments ever made 😂
I never turn the steering wheel unless my car is in motion. I just think there is less stress on components like ball joints etc. I cringe when someone turns the wheel until it hits the stops 😮
I try to do the same now too, although I have to parallel park my car in tight spots always, so this is difficult. I just had to replace my left axle which had a similar but more apparent sound (at least from my ears). I still hear a subtle noise though, but it is much softer and less often. So yeah short story long, I don’t want to put any unnecessary wear on those joints with turning without the car in motion.
The biggest culprit on fake scoops or vents? The latest Toyota Supra. I was just at a Cars & Coffee in Fort Lauderdale this morning and there were two of them there. They look like every plastic doo-dad from Pep Boys has been stuck on in random places!
Gallardo's are expensive to repair, along with their cousin the Audi R8. To change out that AC compressor, the engine has to come out of the car....
I like them but I won't have either since they really aren't as good a car as my current '14 Cayman S. Which is way cheaper to service, not that I have had any work done on it in the 5.5 years I have owned it...
Great video!
And that’s why the Supra buffets with wind horribly
@@BorisBidjanSaberi11 It "buffets" my eyes horribly as well~
...tell us you don't know the ethos of the Supras engineering without telling us...
@@user-mf4gz3sp1q The Ethos of Black Plastic~!
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5:31 good thing you didn't pull the Ejecto Seato button cuz!
Upper ball joint.Had the same problem on my Mercedes SLK 200 and had to replace both sides due to the road conditions here in Edinburgh Scotland.
Lower! Found it while inspecting a little more closely. Only made the sound when you turned the nut with a wrench
At the 9:16 mark there is a piece of wire or something hanging down above the lower control arm what is that for looks out of place keep up the amazing work
Spotted too 😂
I knew an AMD manager who co owned a Diablo. At that time, any warranty work required $800.00 to ship the Lambo to the warranty center. Lamborghini has been through so many corporate owners over the years, that they are more a brand than anything else, especially compared with the early models, such as the Miura-John in Texas
There’s literally millions of John’s in Texas and other states
Hey wizard, are carburetors simpler than EFI? Really want that pre 75 c3. Been doing alot of research but everyone says the opposite. Some mechanics say carburetor suck and hard to work on and some say they are easy, reliable and can be fixed anywhere anytime. Id really appreciate to hear what you think.
That's the best part is that Wizard never has to advertise and can even accept jobs from out of state. Will always have business coming his way.
You don’t think his TH-cam channel is his advertising??
@@InternetDude I am meaning spending a single cent in advertising like TV, newspapers, flyers. This is essentially free advertising and on top of it he gets paid on this channel with the TH-cam's ad revenue .
Probably makes more money from YT than his actual shop. Surprised he doesn't do more product placements or live streams of repairs, could be raking in 7 figures if he did.
Personally I would have kept it all wheel drive. After all you are paying for it.
I did look in Europe for them and found some. But they want to much and it’s just the struts they don’t come with spring. But I will look into vauxhall. Thanks for the help
Could be the brake discs bells. Some ceramic grease between the surfaces and done. I have the same brake system on the GT-R and it fixed my creaking noise
What the heck? Did it sit outside with windows down on a dirt road?
😂what
@@user-lc6yn4uy9d inside of the car is so dirty, did you not watch the video?
More than likely, the cheapskate owner of this Gallardo went with a cut rate, IDGAF shipper that shipped the car on an open car carrier with no car cover and nothing protecting that car's paint from everything on the road (flying dirt, debris, rocks, ice, snow, hail, what have you). Then the car owner turns around and sues the Car Wizard because the shipper literally drop ships this six figure supercar as if it were a t-boned KIA.
@@houseofno How did the interior get so dusty though? I understand that the exterior got dirty on an open container.
He opted out of the A/C option .. it was too expensive..!! 🫣😵💫😝
Those button controls looks exactly like the Audi q7 from o6
At least they don't dissolve like Ferrari buttons.
Also the same as my 2005 S4. Including interior chime.
Mr. Wizard I love your channel! So what was the cost for the repairs? I waited for this according to title and it was never delivered. Thanks
doesn't the axle assy keep the front bearings tight in the housing? what is holding the wheel bearings in?
got a little dusty in shipping? was it shipped on dirt roads with the windows down? that car is plain filthy
I love that pearl white
Interesting with the caliper. Here in Australia we had Ford EA falcons that had 2 degrees of castor. Withe the 1992 model change EB falcon they got upgraded to 4 degrees of castor. We all of a sudden we’re getting the same type of noise. With a Supercars aggressive castor angle you will get a fore and aft rotation of the tyre while steering right and left. The pad gets a bit of wear where it mounts and can move fore and aft in the caliper. Notice it would only do the noise once per steering movement. As mechanics we received extra stainless steel shims to install to stop the pads moving. Also note it’s on the passenger side of the car. The passenger side of the car goes deeper into corners and generates more G forces than the drivers side. For example a left turn in the USA is a big turn and a right turn is a smaller radius so less forces. Here in Aus it’s all opposite. Great vid good sir. Do you think they’ve ruined the cars value by the front drive mod ?
Bizarrely, drivers of "high-status" cars seemed to shoo away the person in the parking spot an average of 9.33 seconds sooner than drivers of "low-status" cars.
Ohhhh I'm definitely going to believe the repair bills! Anything with the proper Lamborghini stamp / part number is going to be pricy as heck! One of the many many reasons I stick to classic American Muscle for MY fun!
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if you do it yourself, it's "somewhat" affortable, through the dealer, prepare to pay an arm, a leg, and your first born.
Mrs Wizard adds great value to the videos. Does she have a previous television hosting history?
Technically the 1994 model year mustangs had functional side-scoops on the rear quarter panels. Even our 94 v6 had them. Perhaps due to stability issues. Still a shame the later ones didnt have them funtional.
Gai-aar-dow is correct
Chocolate bar brand.
Chocolate candy brand?
Correct yet the ignorance is rampant and people relate it to some dumb shit instead of understanding pronunciation.
@@Michael-yi4mccandy companies are going cheaper by using chocolate flavoured products instead of chocolate….
Gallardo is like (foyer). Which is pronounced as (foy-eah) the r is silent
This car must belong the young guy who peddles high end watches.
David Lee specializes in Ferrari's.
@@houseofno that's not who I'm thinking about.
Nope just a random dude! Me
@@michaelkack Love your lambo. Perfect color combo. 👍👍
@@michaelkack Did yo buy it like this, or did you do the mods?
i am struggling to understand the clicking from the brakes ..... is the axel beatings tight or maybe the hub carrier cracked? i just cannot understand how there is movement ..... i take it that there is no clicking when not under load (weight of the car)?
Such a nice car, needs detailing though.
I do every year b4 I take it out for the summer
Imagine crippling a Gallardo so you can do burnouts...
Could be for weight savings and more playful rear end, not necessarily for just doing burnouts. But I agree, I wouldn't do that either. I'd just buy the 2 wheel drive version in the first place.
Owner replied,ruins gearboxes. The early 2 wheel drive cars cost alot more.
Steering with the throttle and having the car dance is one of life’s best thrills once you learn it well. Especially on track where almost the entire lap is done sliding just a little bit to maximize lap times and smiles
@@johnnypolex doing that WITH traction on all 4 is the real thrill
@@blar2112 i suppose that’s true if it’s rear-biased or something similar for balance. It would help to rocket out of corners on less grippy street tires. The tire wear might suffer a little bit like on performance Teslas
Wizard. Love your channel. However the way you gently push and pull on the wheels to check for play is quite funny. You need to really put a huge amount of pressure back and forth and up and down to check for play. Even better is to lower the car down on the hoist to about an inch off the ground and put a large angled bar under the tyre and push up on the wheel to simulate the pressure that the suspension is under when loaded up. Cheers
Thanks, Mr. and Mrs. Wizard! Nice car!✌️❤️🙂🇨🇦
17,000 miles,and has problems already??
Cars are a balance of performance and reliability! Exotic cars are way far in the performance area. Remember race cars spend more time in the pits than the track.
Most owners of these cars dont drive them but a few hundred miles a year. 17k miles on a 2009, do the math.
@RealGreyGhost I did and in my eyes it's a heap of junk,audi parts bin
Always nice to see Mrs. Wizard, classy!
i skip those parts
@@TLO7Rude!
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@@TLO7 glad im not the only one , i skip everything she screeches her way into, just detracts from the videos
so it came for check engine and customer didnt say anything about the tune before you accepted it? is this correct?
I'm left very curious about a couple things. They already don't sell replacement shocks, they have to be rebuilt? And turning the wheel back and forth without the brakes on can still be a brake problem? I was thinking ball joints, either the mains or the tie rods...
That's a lot of dust. Was it transported 5 years ago? It seems the owner hasn't driven it in quite awhile.
Barn stored by a corn farmer....
Live on gravel road with farmers everywhere car stored in a climate controlled building still gets dusty
Imagine deleting AWD for less traction as a preference. AWD is way cooler and handles much better.
It also adds weight, increases the cost of the vehicle, adds mechanical complexity as well as added costs of having to maintain such a complicated drivetrain. I don't understand the need for it in locations that don't have rain, ice, or snow traction issues. Smart owners will generally keep these in heated garages during inclement weather. Seriously, do you want to take a chance on some idiot in a cheap KIA plowing directly into your six figure supercar just because they were high, wanted to do burnouts on icy streets and plowed their cheap Korean iron straight into your precious supercar?
@@houseofno4WD isn’t just beneficial if you’re driving a high performance vehicle in snow or ice. Have you ever owned or driven one?
Weight savings could be significant and it can make the car a little more lively to drive.
This is true,what a stupid thing to delete
Significant weight savings and more simplicity. It's pretty common to delete AWD on these. It's why the RWD Gallardos are more sought after.
Hi..what was the actual cause of the noise coming from the wheel area? If not from ball joint, tie rod, control arm etc
owned an Lp560 Spyder for 4 years, outside of regular maintenance that was reasonably priced it only ever needed a new phase sensor and a power hood sensor. total additional spend around £3k over 4 years ownership isn't bad
I’ve heard Lamborghini employees pronounce Gallardo with the hard L’s
Sounds like a chocolate candy brand.
In other parts of the world yes the 2 Ls will be pronounced as gal'yar'do.
I will always pronounce the LL. I am not European. It sounds pretentious when you say it correctly. It also acts like a filter. I don't get along with those who would correct it. Too uptight.
@@affilinet 👍Sounds like a vaccine for my dog.
@splok2 In Wales it would be GaHardo.....
Forget the Lambo I like to see that Buick Grand national over there lol
It’s either a control arm, axle, or steering rack, I don’t know anything about Lamborghini’s but my Q50 made that same sound and it was the rack.
Cool video, crazy they stick the AC compressor way in the back like that!
Deleted the 4WD??? The brain cells are few in that one.
Not necessarily. Still though, I would have just bought the 2WD version in the first place.
most Gallardo owners delete them because buying a RWD Gallardo is almost double the price now and the AWD system is known to cause issues and fixing it is obscenely expensive - like the cost of replacing the engine and transmission level of expense. RWD conversions are affordable, and you gain a little bit of power because you eliminated friction losses from removing the axles and driveshaft that go to the front diff. Some even go the distance by removing the front diff entirely also.
You're losing 25-30% of your power through parasitic friction losses just driving the front diff vs going RWD only that has 15-17% friction losses.
The Huracan has a significantly better and more reliable AWD system than the Gallardo, and people are putting over 2000hp through them without issue other than upgrading the clutch pack.
you do realize Valentino Balboni, the famous Lambo test driver who has shaped the driving experience of every Lambo produced over 40 years, created a special edition of the Gallardo in his preferred spec: RWD.
check the forums, plenty of owners say the conversion makes the car feel way more nimble and agile, easier on the clutch, and lighter.
All that weight, extra drivetrain resistance, and force going through your steering knuckles isn’t worth the few times AWD actually benefits you.
I would remove my comment if 2 people proved how much better the car is in 2WD.
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It's when the hip hoppers pronounce things properly that you should be suprised.
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The things Mrs. Wizard makes out of car parts looked really cool.
94/95 Mustang side scoops were functional. They went fake from 96 onwards.
Nice car but I would rather have what's behind you
That is a sweet ride!
Any body notice the buick GNX?
Honestly agree. Unless I had unlimited means, then I’d take both 😅
Rare t-top optioned, too!
Wait, I just saw the NSX in the other bay! 😮
Lamborghini full of dust, north Dakota, nothing but a golf pencil in it. Thank your dad for never having to work.
lol actually it’s mine not daddy’s money and the golf pencil was in it when I bought it so I left it in there South Dakota dirt roads is why it’s dusty
@@michaelkackgood for you dude! Keep it up
LOL nice touch! Covered the tweeter with the door handle. As an audiophile, I approve 😂.
I'm guessing the owner is one of those "small business owners" where all the workers have some car that barely runs with bald and cracked tires, and the business owner shows up to the Saturday unpaid pizza party with his shiny exotic Lamborghini.
Not the way small business works. You've obviously never created a job
Calm down Matt
Sorry and not sorry if I triggered you- I've created jobs and ask and get new employees all the time. And your comment has zero contribution to my point anyways.
You assume a lot of things guy... Notice the first 3 letters of assume. Don't be one
@@mattb9664I bet you get your small business pizza party pizzas from Little Caesars.
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You can edit if you need to.
The front and rear drive system doesn't stay in rhythm when coming to a stop its extremely jerky that's why they unhook the front driveshaft 👍🏽