Revamping a 2013 Scion FRS: A Stunning Transformation in 48 Hours

In this episode from throtl, we witness the resurrection of a battered 2013 Scion FRS, a once-beloved tuner car now in dire need of a makeover. The car's sorry state includes a damaged bumper, a missing headlight, a tattered roof wrap, a wrecked carbon fiber trunk, and worn-out suspension components. With the clock ticking, the team embarks on a mission to transform this neglected vehicle into a showstopper within a mere 48-hour window.

Armed with a Mountain Aart Source kit, ST suspension, Moroto headlights, Rotoform Wheels, Falcon Tires, and NOA Tech wrap, the crew sets out to breathe new life into the ailing Scion FRS. Amidst detailing and clay barring, they dive into the intricate process of wrapping the car, unveiling a striking metallic Hunter Jade color for a fresh look. Collaborating with CJ from Ghost RPS, the team tackles the front and rear bumpers, enhancing the car's aesthetics with meticulous attention to detail.

As the makeover progresses, the focus shifts to upgrading the car's suspension and brakes, followed by the installation of Rotoform KPS Wheels and Falcon tires for a performance boost. The addition of carbon fiber side skirts and a lowered stance elevates the car's visual appeal, setting the stage for a remarkable transformation. Inside, a new steering wheel, titanium hardware, and a sleek shift knob inject a touch of sophistication into the revamped interior, reflecting the team's dedication to every aspect of the build. With the final touches completed, including an oil change and underglow installation, the once-dilapidated Scion FRS emerges as a stunning automotive masterpiece, ready to turn heads and set hearts racing.

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Viewer Reactions for Rebuilding a Damaged Scion FRS in 48 Hours!

Positive comments on the transformation of the Scion FRS, especially regarding the color of the wrap and the body kit
Appreciation for the editing and music choice in the video
Mention of specific moments in the video like the transition at 13:39 and the Veilside RX-7 at 12:34
Interest in Puerto Rico as a location for the next video
Discussion on the challenges faced in Puerto Rico such as gang activity and property speculation
Questions about the choice of oil and steering wheels in the build
Request for more engine upgrades like intake and exhaust
Concerns about the durability and reliability of the modified car for long drives
Compliments to the team and anticipation for future projects
Specific mention of individuals like Quinn and Ricky in the comments