- 'Sup guys? Dakota from Fitment Industries.
- And the raining champion of Mario Kart is here
for another episode of "This or That".
Dakota, what happened?
Do you wanna inform the viewers
as to what happened to the last episode?
- I'm gonna be pretty honest,
I don't wanna talk about it at all.
But okay, so first race first place easy,
second race first place easy,
third race maybe a little bit cocky.
(laughs)
Little bit cocky.
But I wasn't worried.
I thought I could lose the rest of the fricking races
and still come in first. - And still...
If you guys don't remember,
every single month we do a wheel giveaway.
So this month I believe we're doing 'em with ESR.
- [Dakota] Correct.
- And then we do some sort of competition
where we represent a potential winner.
With that being said,
we're gonna bring it in to another set of difficult
questionable choices on the next episode of "This or That".
So you can drop a comment below
(car revving)
on whether you'd want us to choose between,
this or copyright strick that.
So with that being said don't forget to subscribe.
Craig, hit us.
Not literally but...
(laughs)
- [Craig] Alright, and question number one is:
Custom wide body kit or wide body kit
that everyone else has?
- So I guess what I would...
Oh that's tough 'cause if- - Is it?
- If you do custom it's gonna take so much time and-
- [Alex] You don't even know if it's gonna look good.
- [Dakota] You don't know if it's gonna look yeah...
Oh my God.
- I, I will go.
I would say custom off like one off kit
because there are so many people doing the wide body stuff
that I would risk it.
I'd risk it for the biscuit and try and do something unique.
Than do something that's like guaranteed fitment
because you will mess up.
I mean there's been times when I've messed up personally,
but I think it's worth the risk.
I think if you're gonna make.
If you plan on keeping the car for like a long time,
and that is like the mod to end all mods for you,
then I would, I would do it.
- [Dakota] That's true.
That's really fair.
I respect that.
But- - I disagree.
(chuckles)
- I disagree.
And it's only because I'm gonna be completely honest here,
maybe I'll get bashed a little bit, but I don't know.
But I do not have the knowledge whatsoever
to make a custom wide body for my car,
and I really don't wanna attempt it.
So therefore making a one off custom wide body
is gonna be expensive as (bleep)
- Yeah, yeah.
- And I'm broke as (bleep)
(chuckles)
- I do, I imagine like people are like,
"Yo, my wide body is custom."
"Oh really what's the name of the brand?"
And they're like, SSAEX Ebay.
(laughs)
They're like, they like cut like half a corner,
or like half an inch off both sides,
and they're like "custom kit".
One off.
- Anyways, I'm going with the one
that everybody else has because-
- [Alex] Simple.
- [Dakota] No, and I'm so against that normally,
but in this specific case,
I'm not even gonna go wide body,
but if I had to pick- - Yeah.
- I would do that because I know it's gonna fit.
I know what it's gonna look like already.
- That's true.
- And it's most likely way cheaper than a custom one off
unless you're building it with like cardboard fiber pieces
or anything like that. (chuckle)
- [Craig] Alrighty, question number two is:
"Rocket Bunny R35 or Liberty Walk 458?"
- I'm gonna go first.
I'm gonna pick the Liberty Walk 458.
I think it's just because I like the car more.
I mean it's obviously a much more high end car,
not bashing the R35 GTR or anything like that,
but, overall I think it would look way nicer,
and, I've never driven a Ferrari so I'll go with that.
- I would go with the 458 just because
I like the looks a little bit more,
and I like Liberty Walks kits just a little bit more.
I think it just has to do with,
it's a more aggressive across the whole body verses
I feel like a lot of,
Rocket Bunnies are more about the over fenders,
and they kind of stick to the over fenders areas.
- [Dakota] Right, right.
- [Alex] So that's just my opinion though,
I don't own either so.
- [Craig] Alright, and question number three is:
"Tire lettering or spiked lug nuts?"
- That's a trick question.
(chuckles)
- What's that supposed to mean?
- It's a trick question.
- It's a trick question?
- Do you know why it's a trick question?
- Now you're making me contemplate my whole life.
- Let's guess on three, you ready?
- What do you mean?
No, I don't even have a guess, Alex.
- One, two, three.
- Because you don't want neither or what?
- Wow, okay so like spike lug nuts are sometimes seen
as like not cool by like people.
- Sometimes Porsches seem not cool to some people too.
- Well they aren't.
(laughs) - Anyways...
- [Alex] I would say tire lettering honestly.
I like tire lettering just a little bit
more than spike lug nuts.
I just think because,
you can make tire letters work on pretty much anything,
and I know when I say that it's a very vast generalization,
but I don't think you can put spike lug nuts on everything,
or like spike lug bolts on everything.
And I think with the right wheels
you don't really have to go spike lug nuts.
- It's true.
Spike lug nuts are really specific to each car.
- [Alex] Yeah.
- [Dakota] Like on Jared's car I actually like them.
I think it goes good with the super deep lip,
and the wheel on that.
I'm also gonna pick tire lettering.
I've had tire lettering on my car.
I really liked how it looked.
In the, it is pretty universal among cars.
I mean, I guess if you have a big stretch going on,
don't put tire lettering on.
That'd look weird, and I don't like that.
- Be like, yeah no.
We just won't even get into it.
(laughs)
- Anyways, yeah, my pick is tire lettering.
- [Craig] So question number four is:
"A stance muscle car or JDM Rat Rod?"
- I wanna say it's a muscle car.
That's my pick right off the bat,
I'm gonna say it, because I have always,
I always talk about this with my buddy like we're at the bar
it's 12:00am, we're drunk and it always comes up.
We wanna take an older Camaro,
dump it on its face, put a splitter on a big wing, 2JZ,
piss everyone off.
I just have always wanted to do that.
And you see it every once in a while on the Internet,
but like if you go to car shows,
it's not too often you have
like a stand solid Mustang, older Mustang,
or Camaro or anything like that.
- [Alex] And I would agree with Dakota on that one.
I probably say (bleep)
a muscle car like JDM and domestic car,
and put the big ol' wheels on it,
the big chassis and all the canards and all arrow and stuff.
I think that would be a really, really different look.
And then if you go like Tokyo Drift
and throw an RV in there or something like that,
instead of an, or an SR whatever it was, who knows?
- Right.
- It was a movie.
- [Dakota] A JDM Rat Rod would be cool
because I don't think I really see them.
It's always like with older Fords
and stuff like that they do 'em with.
- Yeah, I just don't know if I could see like,
a Japanese car all cut up
and laying frame and think that it's as cool.
- [Dakota] That's true.
- [Alex] Because what makes the Rat Rods so cool
is how a lot of them, how boxy they are.
And even like the more round stuff is just so big
and beefy that it kind of like demands presence.
Whereas a lot of JDM cars are actually kind of smaller
and rounder and things like that so like that.
- Right.
- I try to imagine maybe an NSX
or something all rat rodded out,
but I don't know, I just don't know if I could picture it.
- I was gonna say, it's hard to even
picture how it would turn out.
- They're already low and on the ground, I mean.
- And like someone do it and post it on the Internet please.
So then maybe we can change our answers.
(laugh)
- [Craig] Alright, and question number five is:
"Need for Speed or Midnight Club?"
- If you get this wrong,
I'm not sure we can be friends anymore.
- Okay so now I'm opted to pick first.
I'm gonna choose Need for Speed.
Because, and I played both,
I played the (bleep)
out of both.
- [Alex] Yeah, I still have the dub edition at the house.
- [Dakota] But Need for Speed Underground and
Need for Speed Underground Two.
- Yeah.
- I mean it wholeheartedly changed my life.
I think that's when I first,
like actually like really got into like modifying cars
and the idea of modifying cars.
I remember my white Civic slammed on some dubbed wheels
and some green underglow,
and I thought I was the coolest little kid.
- Remember how every single car you had,
had the doors that opened upwards?
You had these upwards doors.
(laughs)
I remember like Dub had a stranglehold
on the aftermarket car community in like mid-early 2000's.
'Cause you think about it,
they had their own dub edition like car game.
They had-
- [Dakota] Midnight Club Dub Edition.
- [Alex] Their wheels were everywhere.
Their, their like style was neon lights and the LSD doors.
Like that was all them.
So, wow.
That's...
Anyway, trip down memory lane.
(laugh)
I would say Need for Speed as well.
I would say my favorite one out of all of them would be
Underground and Most Wanted.
I think Most Wanted, the oldest Most Wanted,
takes the cake as number one.
Simply because I loved climbing the Black List,
or whatever they call it.
- Yeah.
- I always tried to like,
I would try to keep my car as stock as possible
to make it as hard as possible
'cause I kept replaying the game.
- Right.
- 'Cause I'd have so much fun with it.
So yeah, anyways, next question, Craig.
- [Craig] Alright, and that was the last question,
but I do have a bonus one for you guys.
- Oh (bleep)
- [Alex] Ding, ding, ding, ding, congratulations you won
- [Craig] And it is, and it is: "Floaters or Spinners?"
- You pick first on this one, I think I've picked-
- Floaters or spinners?
- You better not get this wrong.
I don't know what the right answer is but...
- I, okay.
Like, proper spinners are very cool.
If you go out and you look
at like real expensive spinners
on a proper car that deserves.
I think they're actually pretty neat.
I would never do it, but like,
I've seen some pretty interesting spinners before.
Whether that's on like Escalades.
- [Dakota] Yep.
- [Alex] I've seen them on a couple like Donks
and stuff like that.
- [Dakota] Yep.
- [Alex] They're actually like,
it's almost, there's some spinners out there right now
that actually have a very like
three piece-ish floating spoke style,
then the spinner part is another like thinner plate
so it actually isn't super like, I don't know,
bulky and it actually looks, it looks, it doesn't look bad.
Like I would probably never put it on my car but.
- So you've looked up spinners a lot, huh?
- I mean, I keep an eye as to what-
- For when it's coming back?
- My old favorite type of wheel
when I was like ten years old.
- I was gonna say, when I moved into my house,
when I was about ten years old,
my neighbor, he owned a nail salon,
and he had spinners on his Civic.
- This story is going all...
- I know, I'm sorry, but it's a good story,
because I remember I was riding in the truck with my dad,
and we come around the corner,
and I see him pulling out of his garage
and there's the spinners and I was just like.
- What are those?
- What in the hell?
- Yeah
- Like you only see it in like Need for Speed
or something like that.
But I'm gonna pick floaters
even though that story went way out.
Anyway, Floaters.
Because I remember the first time I seen those too
driving on the highway and it's just sitting there.
(heavy blowing)
I don't know, it's something about 'em.
You don't see those very often.
- Yeah they like, they're weird looking.
- They're weird, and I like that.
I like that it's weird.
I wouldn't personally do it to my car ever.
But I guess I wouldn't do spinners either.
So if I had to choose one,
I'd be weird as (bleep)
and I'd go with the floaters.
- Well there you go.
There's the bonus question.
We're excited to see you have the focus on some floaters
(laughs) in about three or five months.
Anyway.
- Okay, blow the Porsches on spinners, perfect.
- That would be baller.
Anyway, you guys wanna drop a comment on the next,
so we can use it for the next episode of This or That.
Make the questions like, as difficult as humanly possible,
and try to keep them out of motor,
but like the toughest ones that you have,
I want you to throw at us
and hopefully we have some banging ones
in a couple weeks as well.
But anyway, don't forget to subscribe, I'm Alex.
- And I'm Dakota.
- And now if you check out fitmentindustries.com
We'll see ya later, peace.
Why are you still waving?