Tightening up the differential
A differential bushing insert is a small part with a very specific job: reduce unwanted movement and make the rear end respond more directly.
Watch the story ↗I don’t build perfect cars. I document what it’s actually like to own, fix, and enjoy them—the wins, the broken bolts, and everything in between.
↓What I tried. What worked. What fought me. And what I’d do differently next time.
A differential bushing insert is a small part with a very specific job: reduce unwanted movement and make the rear end respond more directly.
Watch the story ↗Fresh suspension changed more than the ride height. This is what it took to bring control, confidence, and balance back to a tired chassis.
Watch the story ↗The steering knock would not leave me alone. The rebuild kit turned into a careful cycle of tightening, testing, and adjusting until the wheel finally felt right.
Watch the story ↗The whole journey—maintenance, mistakes, modifications, and the miles in between.
116,200 miles. Alpine White, Coral Red, six-speed manual. A good foundation—not a finished car.
Charge pipe, intercooler, suspension, maintenance, and the small fixes that never make the brochure.
Rod bearings came out just in time. King bearings went in, the journals survived, and the comeback started.
Building a fast, usable street car without pretending every modification is an upgrade.
No mystery sponsor shelf. Just the tools, parts, and products I actually use—plus what earned its spot and what didn’t.
I’m not here to make hard jobs look easy—or easy jobs look hard.
I’m a car enthusiast learning, wrenching, filming, and sharing the reality of it. If it’s ugly, it’s ugly. If it’s hard, it’s hard. The goal is to enjoy the process, help someone else enjoy theirs, and maybe learn something together.
I’m open to collaborations with brands whose products I would genuinely use. If it doesn’t belong in my garage, it doesn’t belong in my content.
Start a conversation →Useful things first. No filler.