This is in no way, shape, or form legal advise, BUT i’ve modified my leased vehicles in the past and had NO trouble at all. I’m about to boost my leased Ram 1500! Sometimes you just have to do it for Dale 🙂 Just make sure you can return your vehicle back to stock… or at least close to stock!
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First vid i watch from him lol.
Do it for dale
What’s the best way to put subwoofers and remove them when turning the car in ?
That’s how they close doors on us because we keep talking talking talking talking talking talking talking never stops!!!!
So put a supercharger on a vehicle that you don't have title for with an engine known to have major lubrication issues…smart!
Leroy is still leased, right?
So is there a video that explains "do it for dale? "
Tuning?
Meriiicaaaa
Thanks man
Hey Cleetus I was wondering if I can add bull bars or bumper guards on my leased SUV would that pass a lease inspection
true bald eagle freedom!
So if your car is highly modified and it’s a lease car but you’re planning to keep it. Would that still be a problem?
That mighta been a bald eagle 😂😂😂😂
Now that's gangsta 💪😎ðŸ‘ÂÂ💯
what HP and torque increase did you get with the procharger on the Hemi?
Yes you can modify a vehicle your leasing all you have to do is make sure to keep the stock parts and put them back on once the lease is over
I'm tired of these click bait thumbnails. DONT SHOW A FUCKING TRUCK IN THE THUMBNAIL AND NOT SHOW IT IN THE VIDEO 😡😡😡😡
Most boring video I ever watched
Good luck with the stock gapping on the rings. Haha
300 bucks a month…hell of a deal lmao thats what THEY told you.
Does this guy dip? Or what is that?
sweet Jesus that might of been a bald eagle 😂😂
Lease advantages-cheaper payments and you get a new car every 24-48 month. Depends on the lease. I keep cars on avg 24 months. I always want something new. And I don't have to deal with depreciation. I say about 85% of people who are buying (making payments) are upside down a lot. And most of them don't pay the vehicle off they trade them. Leasing isn't for everyone but it's cost efficient he's probably gonna spend 10k to drive that truck for 3 years that's cheap. You can also buy your lease. Spend 400k on a Rolls Royce and it being worth 200k in a couple years or spend under 50k to lease it for 2 years and have 350k left ðŸ‘ÂÂ