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  1. The real winner is math.
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  2. your cybertruck's drawings look like photographs
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  3. and that's why trains are a real efficient way to transport very heavy loads
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  4. The amount of hybrids on the market going hundreds of thousands of miles on the original engine is proof automakers have enough measures in place to compensate for the issues raised here.
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  5. Not even 20 seconds in and I realized that this was to roast flat earthers
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  6. there's no school like youtube
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  7. The best time to shift gears is when your right foot is touching the firewall and the rpm needle is sword fighting in the hotzone
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  8. You know what's sad? If TESLA had said 'we ALMOST beat a 911 towing a 911' I would have been just as impressed.
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  9. Wait... you're saying marketing is misleading!?
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  10. Doing the math to prove it’s a 90 degree V8 when pictures already exist is peak Jason
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  11. What you’ve done is build a hybrid car.
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  12. Every rental car is the perfect rally car
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  13. As if any G Wagon owner will ever go off road.
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  14. This video is nonsense because it wasn't explained on a whiteboard.
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  15. Cant wait for the 800cc inline 3 200hp season in 2030
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  16. Congrats on benching 500lbs we all knew you could do it Jason!
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  17. i wouldn't say i'm opposed to it.
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  18. Man I hate the 100% grade roads in Beverly Hills
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  19. Dude we all know it’s a Hyundai... no need to tape the logo!
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  20. “Here’s why.” **casually pulls out torque converter
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  21. I cannot wait to see the results! I have been planning to do something similar but my problem was the sample size. Maybe now since you did it, n=2 so it's more results and we can get even better data! Nice work on the video!
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  22. The accuracy of the 911s drawn in the board is astounding!
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  23. Sorry Officer I was just cleaning out the deposits in my engine
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  24. Jason is a true engineer nerd. Marketing has no effect on him. 😂
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  25. Soapy Wooder fixes everything! Knees hurt, soapy wooder. Tesla with scratches, soapy wooder. Engine not running, soapy wooder.
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  26. This reminded me of a joke, in a car parts store the customer says: Could I get a longer dipstick, because this one doesn't reach the oil!
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  27. Basically, Bwaaaah Stututututu vs Weeeeeeeeee
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  28. Wait let me get this straight... The car uses less fuel when it's not running??? That math checks out.
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  29. The average person after money shifting: cries Engineering Explained after money shifting: "So let's talk about what's going on here."
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  30. I had a stroke trying to understand it
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  31. I’ll go on record and say 95%+ of people don’t understand the concept of coasting
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  32. The only thing more delicious than flavored sparkling water is tax deductible flavored sparkling water.
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  33. Gotta love Mazda’s resilience with keeping the rotary alive.
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  34. Was thinking about straight piping my koenigsegg. After watching this video i realised i don’t have a koeningsegg
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  35. I love how Jason gave me hope at the beginning of the video, then ripped my heart out and kept destroying it meticulously into little pieces as the video went along. Very informative though! 😂
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  36. Great now I'm confused do I buy an automatic or a manual!? I think I'll just walk...
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  37. I'm an 11 on Mohs hardness scale after you pull out the whiteboard
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  38. I save money on gas by buying a new car everytime I run out of gas.
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  39. When Christian said “do the math” I felt like that was a calling to you to make this video
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  40. Pffft...all filters do is weigh your car down and keep you from buying useful upgrades like wheel spacers and carbon fiber gas caps.
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  41. It's hard to count the times we've been offroading, and come to a perfect 45 degree ramp made of metal and grip tape...
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  42. Tesla is so lucky, picking the exact right model randomly out of dozens and dozens of different 911s!
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  43. As a engineer who has worked in PCV systems, the first time we saw the condensation/moisture problem from repeated starts was not in PHEVs and hybrids... but actually normal ICE vehicles in dealership lots. During the winter, we noted that some dealers would move cars from one side of the lot to the other side as they clear the lot of snow. Over 30-40 of these 'cycles', they end up with substantial amounts of water in the crankcase, and we had to instruct dealers to leave the vehicles on to fully warm up to prevent this happening. Typically in small amounts this doesn't cause an issue, but as you imagine, problems started to crop up when that much water has accumulated in the engine. This experience was really useful when we got into PHEVs, because we developed two things: a counter to force the engine to turn on after a number of 'cold starts' to force a warmup cycle, and then an algorithm to modify (shorten) the oil change interval minder if the engine is still not given the opportunity to warmup (say if the customer has constant short drives). As a tangentially related topic, moisture in oil is also how some oil catchcan manufacturers mislead, or at least inflate, claims about how well their products work. Today's PCV oil separation systems are basically like science experiments and incredibly efficient under most circumstances, but they do not filter out fuel and water vapour (those go back into the intake to be ingested). So when you see forum posts from oil catchcan manufacturers showing how much fluid they're capturing from new/modern street driven vehicles not subject to high G-loads, chances are that it's mostly water and fuel, and they never put that fluid into an oven to evaporate it and show you the true amount of oil they're actually capturing.
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  44. I think the most impressive thing I've learnt from this video is that a camry is almost as fast as a mclaren p1 to 5 miles per hour
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  45. Thumbs up for "Engineers don't have feelings, so no feelings were hurt" XD
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  46. Porche engineers "we are bored boss" Porche "Okay fine, do what you want" Porche engineers "Yay"
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  47. Bring back the small pickups please for the love of God
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  48. Engineers: How many clutches do you want in your transmission? Koenigsegg: Yes
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  49. To everybody questioning how he's 30 and born in '63: Clearly this was filmed in the early '90s and he just took forever to publish it.
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  50. It is actually very considerate of Tesla to put the first scratches on the car so that you don't have to. That first scratch can really ruin your day.
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  51. You have arrived. Corvette loaned you their cutaway car DESIGNED for explaining the engineering. Drop. Your. Mic.
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  52. 90% of the people buying cars,don't know what their buying,they buy off of looks,
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  53. It's impressive that people can actually calculate with feet and miles. It just looks like just guessing random numbers out of thin air to me 😂
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  54. You should go back to the pothole you took and do a comparison with the new wheels
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  55. I just hold it at redline till the temp gauge is in the middle. Less time to warm up = less wear
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  56. ONE is LESS than TWO... glad you clarified that for me, almost got lost in the math.
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  57. Well, they're both red. Not sure if I'd call either of them 'green'.
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  58. I just propose for F1 cars to race around using liquid hydrogen by towing along a 700 liter tank on a trailer. That sure would make the race more interesting
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  59. "presumably the virus, although it would be funny if it was the beer." Thanks, Jason.
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  60. Everyone knows red calipers and pads perform the best!
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  61. I have over 400K on my spare. The secret to long tire life is to never let the tire touch the road.
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  62. Ford misled uneducated buyers by omitting a "/": ECO/BOOST You either get eco or boost.
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  63. Swap the honda indie motor into your S2000. Bet you wont sell it then.
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  64. This whole time I’ve been thinking that contact patch area was the biggest factor to rolling resistance on these new ev tires. Learned something new, thank you!
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  65. As an engineer in exactly this department at Porsche, I have to say, that's a perfect presentation of what the team did 😊
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  66. "If you wanna have fun you should get a car not crossover." You've just roasted millions of people and their vehicles mate. I like it, well done.
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  67. Japan : "let's think of a new way to make engine more efficient and eco-friendly" Europe : "ugh, let's lose one more cylinder and add another turbocharger"
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  68. The next video will be explaining how to look 40 years younger...
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  69. As a mechanic I can assure you, manufacturers DO NOT CARE about ease of maintenance. They don’t have frunks because they are lazy.
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  70. Your April Fool's video are always funny LOL! Can't wait to see what's in store for 2019 :P
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  71. I love how Koenigsegg solution to every drivetrain engineering issue is just to throw clutches at it
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  72. Nice video dude! Perfect overview for people looking to buy a used car!
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  73. In this episode of Engineering Explained: A CT4-V is a truck; An SUV is a Coupe; And for better mileage on the highway, get the V8
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  74. That rev limiter sounds like playing a NFS game from 25 years ago.
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  75. But Tesla's Cybertruck was definitely not POINTless... I'll see myself out...
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  76. now this is the exciting stuff i want to see in the car industry, not bigger screens, fake exhaust tips, touch buttons or any other nonsense
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  77. Jason’s videos need to be played on repeat at the DMVs
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  78. Jes, Yayson
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  79. Imagine he's just trying to learn how to rally and the all of a sudden his instructor goes: Jason! You're breaking the car!!!
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  80. "Adding power makes you faster on the straights. Subtracting weight makes you faster everywhere". - Colin Chapman
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  81. My car came with ABS as an optional extra. Unfortunately the buyer didn't pay for ABS, fortunately though, the brakes are so bad that they don't lock up at all.
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  82. The top mount exhaust may be genius, but let us not forget the Viper side pipes that can simultaneously deafen passerbys, burn the paint and scald your calves all in one sleek form
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  83. Screw manual and auto .I'm going full flintstones
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  84. It would be hilarious is Ford calls the V8 Raptor the Asteroid edition.😂😂😂
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  85. Ah. So that's the Italian tune up...I'll stop putting marinara in my gas tank now... never forghetti
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  86. Here in Chile, in my company, we have more than 800 electrical buses with around 250KWh of original capacity, bought almost yearly from 2016 to 2023. We currently don't see a significant (statistically) degradation in capacity (SoH) even after 300.000 KM, but we take precautions: we avoid charging to 100% wen in the higher side of the city to avoid loosing the possibility of recharging on the road, we do a full charge at least once a week, we rotate the buses from different routes, we don't start routes with less than 30% of charge to avoid running out of energy due to unexpected problems on the road. We have some cases of degradation of around 3%, but once again, on a fleet analysis, degradation = 0% statistically.
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  87. Great video, I mostly think of my transmission as a magical science box, so this was great. - Hank
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  88. Constant redlining isn't for me, but hey, whatever floats your valves.
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  89. Thank you for the recognition 😊 I'm one of the developers for this badass gearbox
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  90. Where can I buy larger traction circles for my car?
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  91. Believe me, most of us that fly small aircraft don't want the leaded fuel either. There is one company GAMI out of Oklahoma that has made an alternative without lead (G100) and has been proven to be safe as a drop in replacement. But the very regulatory body you site for safety reasons is the same reason it is only available though the STC (Supplemental Type Certificate) process. And this is the reason that airports cannot or will not offer the G100 no lead. Not enough people have the STC to use it in their certified airplane so there isn't enough demand to make it feasible for airports to supply the G100 no lead.
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  92. Are you getting one for your Tesla?
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  93. Your VTEC explanation was so clear and easy to understand. Now I know why Honda guys have something to brag about.
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  94. This is what happens when a car company hires a bunch of engineers who really wanted to build rockets
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  95. I think if you used a Hummer it would charge faster. Gotta check the math on that one!
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  96. Everyone knew the reason even before opening the video: MANUAL TRANSMISSION
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  97. I tried replacing the battery cells of my Prius with cans of Le Croix and I also had a major problem.
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  98. I redline all the time in my car. It's on its 5th head gasket replacement. So, no. Don't drive like me.
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  99. Can't wait to come back in 2026 for Jason to reference this video when f1 is 7s slower
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  100. I have to say, you’re the only person to make a math video both understandable and interesting. Thanks.
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  101. So we want the best Feet-Gallon per 62 McDonalds-Inchpounds
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  102. "Take it on a nice long test drive". See you in 100K
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  103. If you were Australian you would get to enjoy cars being rated in kilowatts as well as being upside down.
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  104. Put a mic on that marker so we really hear that squeak good
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  105. It's a real life video game car. That's my opinion and I'm sticking to it.
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  106. Mustang owners will break that record without touching the brake pedal when they slam into other cars 50 feet after leaving the car show.
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  107. Who would have thought a stainless steel body 4x4 electric truck would be heavy
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  108. Good times, a completed job, my dude Jason, and BOOST! 💙
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  109. He went from some awkward emo kid to the awkward emo adult we love and admire.
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  110. Horsepower = horsevelocity * horseforce
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  111. Oh yeah, I get it! Mounts 10" straight pipe into his '90 Honda
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  112. sees a whiteboard covered in markers Oh yeah
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  113. More like N-gineering Explained amirite?
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  114. So what I’ve learned is I should keep riding Italian super bikes to save the planet.
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  115. I would have liked to see a NO FILTER test (at least on the dyno) to see how much restriction there is with an air filter.
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  116. I love the idea of a CVT working like a CVT was designed (at least in eco mode)
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  117. Waiting 10 hours in city hall parking lots is the ultimate road trip
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  118. 5=6 BMW= Supra Mathematics = Science Hotel=Trivago
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  119. Yes, let the Wankel engine live on.
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  120. "How's the fuel economy of your vehicle?" People in my country: "about 100 bucks a week"
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  121. I hope everyone knows the vid is a joke before disliking!
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  122. For cars still equipped with a spare tire, it's good to check the pressure at least once a year.
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  123. There should be a sticker in the door jam with all the battery specs.
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  124. How much oil can an oil catch can catch if an oil catch can can catch oil?
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  125. Scroll down for an internet mechanic conference
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  126. Jason......you have now qualified for VIP seating in Elon’s one-way Mars landing!
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  127. Honestly, this youtube channel is part of the internet that that makes me proud to be an information sharing human being. No banter, no politics, no beliefs. Just mechanical engineering that just is how it is.
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  128. Ordinary youtuber: Who's faster? Let's make a drag race!! Jason: Too easy! Hold my whiteboard! Happy New Year!!!
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  129. “Engineers don’t have feelings” They lost them in college getting their degree
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  130. EE 5 years ago: "how does a rotary engine work?" EE today: "zero means zero" 😂
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  131. I’m not a professional driver. I tried inching forward, but not on a closed course, and my car exploded.
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  132. I don't want squares and triangles in my engine. Synthetic it is.
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  133. 2:50 Prior to checking oil dipstick level, make sure the car is on a level surface! 🤪✅
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  134. “I’m gonna do what owners are actually gonna be doing, city driving.” Lol. Shots fired.
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  135. My car can do a 0-60 in zero seconds (with a 60mph rollout)
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  136. I don't see anything wrong with flooding the market with used first gen taycans.
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  137. This whiteboard stand must have been expensive
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  138. I don't get those guys complaining like "Just say yes" ... I mean what's the point of watching videos from "Engineering EXPLAINED" if you don't want the explanation ?
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  139. "So let's try to solve it with some Expo markers and a whiteboard." Yes! That's why I'm here.
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  140. this is real stuff, not internet based research! thanks for citing scientific journals.
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  141. And if the lines actually cross at 9549 rpm you not only have a metric chart, but more importantly an amazing engine.
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  142. This video should be shown to every new driver as a go-to on basic maintenance. Excellent video as always, keep up the good work.
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  143. The irony of two truck, named after predatory dinosaurs, consuming copious amount of liquified dinosaur is not lost on me.
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  144. The best transmission is the friends we made along the way
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  145. Guaranteed Ford will release the PHEV AWD Maverick for 2025 now. Thank you for your sacrifice!
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  146. Great explanation! But I think you only missed one point here. the gas doesn't magically appear at the gas station, a lot of emissions on transporting (dirty ships) and refinning oil, the later is big, 6kwh of eletricity to refine 1 gallon of petrol.
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  147. Best quote - "If you're going to own a boring car it might as well be electric"
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  148. I worked for Lucid's CEO, Peter Rawlinson, at Tesla when he was leading Vehicle Engineering many years ago. He would say "Every millimeter counts," so often that it became a running joke. I never knew if Lucid would be a successful company, but I always knew the packaging, dynamics, and overall engineering would be excellent. I hope they can be succesful enough to make some lower cost cars in the future.
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  149. So that's the reason why you sold your S2000.....to pay bills for the Tesla.
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  150. When people moved from carburettors to injectors... They literally cut down on carbs...
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  151. Energy density comparison was good, however I would like to see energy conversion efficiencies considered.
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  152. The real lesson here: Never race a short Miata owner on foot!
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  153. Can't believe you missed the most important fluid, blinker fluid. Just by driving around on the roads today, you see that low blinker problem is a highly common yet dangerous mistake. Maybe can you do a video of why Lexus, BMW, and Mercedes leak this fluid faster than any other car?
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  154. Not only it saves kilograms but the pounds as well. Trust me I’m an engineer.
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  155. Random person: But that other car is more powerful, faster and way cooler Jason: Whiteboard says no
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  156. Recent research has shown that Nutella is a bad engine lubricant
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  157. Engineers: Zero is zero. Marketing People: If we say zero is six it'll make us look better and only nerds will care that we're lying.
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  158. But don't you get a sticker with the K&N? If you didn't put the sticker on you are missing out on an extra 5hp gain
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  159. Plot twist: The f150 was actually in reverse
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  160. Sold my Honda S2000 for a Koenigsegg
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  161. Dual clutch transmission is better that single clutch transmission Koenigsegg: hold my beer
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  162. My comment last time wasn‘t s joke: I met Christian von Koenigsegg and he told me to watch your videos👍🏼
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  163. I made a hole on the floor just in case of an emergency I can stop the car with my feet. I saw that in the futuristic show The Flinstones
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  164. Transmission goals: low maintenance, durability, efficiency.
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  165. Regardless of its tech, it's clear the engineers had lots of fun with this. That's the most important thing
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  166. Let's just all take a moment to appreciate Jason's impressively accurate 1:20 scale illustration of a Cybertruck towing a 911.
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  167. Jason, this is an incredible honour! Thank you for citing my publication. I'm a long time fan of your channel. I watched your videos throughout my engineering undergrad degree, helping me understand my courses better. I'm a nanotechnology engineer & chemist by training, but while working on a Formula Electric student design team, I watched your videos to learn mechanical and vehicle dynamics concepts. I can't believe I'm at the point now in grad school research where my work can inspire your new content and help EV owners! Thank you for everything you do - your videos inspire the next generation of researchers and engineers!
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  168. That's the kind of sponsorships that I love to watch. Not a 60 second bla bla section but actual useful information that by the way promotes their products. Also: Thanks for all the great test results. I didn't expect the tires to make such a dramatic difference.
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  169. This is the closest I've seen Jason to furious than ever before. Some Threshold Brake proselytizer must have really pissed him off.
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  170. "As the name implies - there's probably going to be 170K markup." On point as always.
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  171. Electrons come back eventually because they are very kind You so nice man. Community need more people like you.
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  172. "Tesla's Pointless Demo" Oh it had a lot of points alright, in fact not a single curve
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  173. Jason: “Lawyers don’t want anyone to have any fun.” *lawyer leans into frame and whispers something to Jason. Jason: “in my opinion”
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  174. The way the Viper is 8.4L and the Koenigsegg TFG is 2L, and they both make about the same power is actually so insane.
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  175. "You can choose which one of these you want to believe." Tesla boys: 1.98s it is then
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  176. "Highest legal speed near you..." Mate i live in germany.
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  177. I hope we get "5 Reasons You Shouldn't Buy A Automatic Transmission Car" after few days
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  178. When this news hit a couple of months ago, I considered digging into the patent ... but decided to take the easy route and just wait for Jason to explain it all in exquisite detail. Glad I waited!
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  179. I am in my 60s and spent decades doing corporate whiteboard presentations like this (but not with complicated maths!). Love this channel for the simple presentations explaining complex processes.
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  180. It may have multiple advantages, but all I care about is that it looks so damn cool.
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  181. So Porsche optimized their engine by allowing wifi signals in, got it.
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  182. But is it as fast and smooth, as Jason switching from tech talk into promoting his article and back? 🤔
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  183. How did Mercedes make the most powerful 4 cylinder engine in the world? Simple. Boost. Boost. Boost, with a generous helping of yet more boost.
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  184. Doesn’t mean I won’t straight pipe both of my Civics anyway.
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  185. I cant wait for the chevy version "real trains not actors" Thomas the tank engine gets "pulled" by a Silverado
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  186. They say any publicity is good publicity, right? 😂 Great video
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  187. Cheap tires aren’t worth it, expensive tires aren’t worth it, I’ll just stick to my rims. Much lower rolling resistance
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  188. I lost it when homeboy said it’s the first time his drawing is accurate to actual 😂😂
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  189. Ordered a high-performance filter and a turbo kit showed up... weird.
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  190. There is nobody with more charisma than an engineer explaining something complex in clear and concise detail. Guys like you should be out front more often; the world would run a lot better.
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  191. F1: Lets remove the mgu-h it not commercially relevant Porsche: I'm gonna have to stop you right there
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  192. oh no. *turns off ad block and reload the page
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  193. I'm not saying the climate control doesn't work but it would have been nice if you'd demonstrated its efficacy by, for example, making it stop raining.
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  194. Instructions unclear. No longer stop at stoplights.
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  195. In a world where MEs and Auto Techs fight over who knows more about cars these two exemplify the meaning of car guys bromance.
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  196. Hey Jason, love your videos. You’ve done a good job here. But just one little thing you have missed here. The Nevera does NOT drop in power because of battery derating nor is it overheating. If I remember correctly, it might have reached 35 °C in that run, which is very far from the maximum temperature. The power drops because the motors are reaching their maximum speed due to the transmission ratio. As you well know, with single speed gearboxes like in Nevera, there is a trade off between acceleration and top speed. We figured that 412 km/h was plenty and did not want to compromise on acceleration. So basically, the battery could deliver 1.4 MW for a lot longer if the powertrain could take it (longer ratio). The drop in power is due to the motor power curves which drop off at the end of the RPM range and the car reaching its equilibrium speed at max RPM. As for the Tourbillon top speed - as you said… Let’s see 🤓 Would love to geek out on some other stuff you’re talking about here.
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  197. “They will happily over charge you” is honestly the most honest honesty i have ever heard.
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  198. "saving weight with smaller spark plugs" OK now you're just stretching lol
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  199. add 37 more gears, make it manual and you now have a real fast and furious car
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  200. DUUUUUDDDDEEE!!! So much fun as always. Keep buying yellow roadsters, and we will keep supercharging them
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  201. Not all heroes wear capes, some flash their headlights.
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  202. Based. Small practical pick up truck is best truck.
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  203. I really hope manual transmission never dies out.
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  204. Ridiculous idea, if I've got to use my fingers to control the air going in to the engine, how am I going to drive the car?
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  205. "Horsepower is overrated." -Honda owner
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  206. Title should been: I drove 2500 miles with my cat. In the winter with a Tesla.
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  207. Awesome/informative video as always. After seeing this, I'm curious about how it affects other stuff related to the engines like fuel lines, gas tanks, fuel pumps, etc. I know for boats it is a big issue with corrosion in aluminum fuel tanks and in fuel line breakdown which you explain around 8:30. It would be cool to see the rate at which it can cause corrosion or damage to these parts.
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  208. Just noticed...tires are round
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  209. Engineers: how much boost do you need? Mercedes: yes
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  210. Can you make some shirts with this whole dialogue on it? I want to be accurate when wearing my car shirts.
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  211. Your technique is atrocious. You should drive with the palm of one hand and the other should be outside the window looking cool.
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  212. Massive respect to Toyota for saying "we haven't made much progress"...
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  213. If the light turns green and 8 people in front of me all have to turn their car back on and put it in gear first because of this video... I will find you EE
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  214. Great tips Jason! This should be shown in driver's ed classes!
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  215. Jasons wife tells him she loves him. He lokks confused and asks; "But by HOW MUCH, in numbers?". Ah yes, the engineering brain!
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  216. Professionalism achieved dude
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  217. Very interesting
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  218. I'm not really comfortable giving my car an Italian tune up. That being said, I always give an extensive one to rental cars.
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  219. I wasn't thinking that synthetic fuel will replace electric cars- I was hoping that it will be an affordable fuel for classic cars in the future when normal everyday transportation is based on electric engines and batteries.
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  220. Professional YouTuber and still uses whiteboards for graphics, I love it! Keep things real man!
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  221. Inline-sixes are way cooler than V6s
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  222. the lack of formulas and equations in this video is disturbing.
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  223. Huge milestone, Jason. Congrats on your well deserved success and efforts to balance life and YouTube.
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  224. Making your Tesla card disappear under your YouTube award. Weird flex but ok
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  225. “Oh goodness, we’re getting wild.” Made me laugh so hard.
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  226. You completely ignored the smug emissions associated with the typical Tesla owner, though. I own a Tesla 🙃
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  227. A friend of mine and I were discussing this some time ago. It took us both a long time to realize that we weren't really "car guys". The only reason why we know as much about cars as we do is because we both grew up poor and in a semi-rural area. If you want to get anywhere, including a job, you need a car. The only cars we could afford were cars that barely functioned. If we wanted to keep those cars functioning, we either had to know a guy who could fix them without charging an arm and a leg (i.e. not a dealership) or fix them ourselves. The problem with adding more and more of certain types of technology and sophistication to a car is that long term reparability drops to zero much quicker than a car that doesn't have them. It's the reason why certain luxury car manufacturers have cars that are effectively worthless after a relatively short period of time. It becomes either financially unsustainable or technically impossible to maintain them. Internet-connected systems make this problem worse because the manufacturer could drop support for them at some future point and then prevent anyone from trying to maintain them later. EVs should, in theory, be easier to maintain that ICE vehicles and should require less maintenance. In theory this would be a good thing for people 10 to 20 years down the road who are buying these cars used because that's all they can afford. Unfortunately, most major EV manufacturers have adopted an active attitude of antagonization (that was a mouthful of unintended alliteration) towards third-party repair. I'm sure that this makes some board of directors somewhere very happy that Company has met its quarterly revenue targets, but in the long term the little guy always gets shafted.
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  228. lmao the example of all kinds of different cars being 3 different year crosstreks
    1200
  229. Finally someone who isn't a fan of low profile tires!!!
    1200
  230. People who do power shifting are on the other end from those who do heel and toe.
    1200
  231. That was bloody brilliant! The most British American guy on the internet :)
    1200
  232. Thats not a torque curve, Thats a torque Mesa
    1200
  233. I put my auto in N mode but it kind of just stands still
    1200
  234. Jason lowkey flexing that his brand new miata is as cool as the LFA
    1200
  235. that 1953 joke made me laugh good job grey haired jason
    1200
  236. I'm a simple man I see rotary I hit like
    1200
  237. I followed the thumbnail and shifted when the fuel tank was empty.
    1200
  238. When the only criticism anyone can give is "the badge", you know it's a good car
    1100
  239. He should have shaved his head, worn a hat, worn a lab coat and call himself Heisenberg. Instead of calling this video Bad Brakes, it should be called Braking Bad. A missed opportunity in my eyes!
    1100
  240. Jason is my favourite math dealer.
    1100
  241. I bought a car for 1200 and I'm going to put 1500 worth of wheels and tires on it. Because grip.
    1100
  242. Was this video deliberately 7 litres long?
    1100
  243. A manual gearbox would be a great option however I think we should be grateful that Toyota brought it back as a sports car and not some crossover.
    1100
  244. Jason, All my friends hate me now because I can't stop talking about tyres when I'm at the club. What do I do? I need help!
    1100
  245. How about we synchronize traffic lights to reduce unnecessary idling in the first place. Then we can save fuel, time, AND starter motors!
    1100
  246. Jason is probably having dreams about this V6 in his S2000
    1100
  247. A wise man once said "Lower your expectations and you will never be disappointed"
    1100
  248. That's the future: uber drivers towing teslas.
    1100
  249. Limiter at 445km/h is something mental
    1100
  250. We are happy to work with you on this collaborative effort! Excited to see where it goes from here!
    1100
  251. Teacher: "today you will draw your favourite car for the test" Me: ∆
    1100
  252. Woah hold on, where's the whiteboard?
    1100
  253. White board got bigger after 2 million subs. After 3 million subs will the white board be like those chalk boards are universities that have a rolling ladder?
    1100
  254. Well it's weight reduction so even if not a lot of HP difference, you're getting some weight reduction bro!
    1100
  255. Please do a video on its gearbox too
    1100
  256. I care Jason... I care. :P
    1100
  257. Did you ever think you'd get to the point in your YouTube career that you'd start off your video with reviewing the latest McClaren? What a wild ride! Congrats
    1100
  258. We can start to prepare a meal without any trouble 😂😂😂
    1100
  259. I genuinely want to see someone de-bagde one of these, re-badge it with Bmw badges and film the reaction when they drive their friends around with them thinking its a Bmw, then they say its actually a Kia.
    1100
  260. The no spare tire trend needs to end..... Rarely needed, but when you do it is such a relief.
    1100
  261. They need to build a special version for the fast and furious movies, with 16 “gears”
    1100
  262. I'm gonna guess Miata. Wild guess, could be wrong.
    1100
  263. "If you do some math..." This is Engineering Explained. There's no "if" about it; it's going to happen.
    1100
  264. "Distance equals one-half times velocity squared, over nobody cares." 😂👍
    1000
  265. This video is missing a white board
    1000
  266. I am all for The Best Engines becoming a normal part of your content.
    1000
  267. 4:25 - Charles did an impeccable impression of a service advisor that is desperate for upsells.
    1000
  268. I just wish the SUV hype would die. What's wrong with normal cars?
    1000
  269. Hey Jason, I study automotive engineering at a university in the Netherlands and we just had a course about ABS systems and it explained why you can accelerate quicker than you can declarate in a production vehicle. ABS is not designed to get the absolute shortest stopping distance, but instead to leave plenty of grip for manoeuvring during braking. If this wasn't done the car would instantly understeer during braking if only a small steering angle was added. Kind regards from the Netherlands! (I really enjoy your video's btw!)
    1000
  270. He has a CALCULATOR !!!
    1000
  271. I'm in for a new clutch. "Which one?".
    1000
  272. 6th sign “No low ballers, I know what I have”
    1000
  273. F1: "Let's use an engine more relevant to modern road cars." Also F1: "Let's ban all the tech used in modern road cars." 🙄
    1000
  274. Wait a minute, you actually put a car in your garage? Everyone I know has a garage full of junk, that they can't keep in the house.
    1000
  275. 1:27 drank the Kool-Aid.
    1000
  276. "There were many disclaimers to go along with that.... which many of you chose to ignore" 😂
    1000
  277. Man I like the mk7 GTI!!!
    1000
  278. i guess i know what ferrari's engineers were working on instead of sf1000
    1000
  279. My friends who view cars as nothing more than appliances were getting excited about this car. As a car guy, that got me excited. Then the price came out and they all forgot about the car.
    1000
  280. I love you and Mr. Koenigsegg. And so does Mr. May apparently. No homo.
    1000
  281. This channel is such a treat! No arguing. No taking sides. Just math. And occasionally, a nice demonstration to back up said math :D
    1000
  282. This is why, to me, Mazda is the most exciting car manufacturer right now. They are really letting their engineers have fun and design fundamentally good engines.
    1000
  283. We have it worst here in the UK. Petrol is sold in litres and you calculate it by miles per gallon 😤
    1000
  284. I have this video half shot, at this exact test track too lol. I ran it of time on that trip and haven't been back to finish it. Look forward to watching this❤
    1000
  285. At this point, I hope they make a hellcat caravan.
    1000
  286. Single handedly one of the best crossover episodes known to man
    999
  287. I'm sorry.... I still can't get over the fact that this man sold the best car in the world, the legendary crosstreck. What have we become
    998
  288. Mom I'm not showing off... It's FOR SCIENCE
    995
  289. V16 in this day and age? I see the VW Group is being adventurous.
    995
  290. I hope i wasn't the only one waiting for him to reach out and pull out a handy gearbox he just happened to have
    992
  291. Jason is really 56 hes just on a super lean air-fuel mixture which makes him age more slowly
    986
  292. the answer is VTEC BABYYY
    982
  293. Germany's Burger King HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAA
    981
  294. many car tubers: use cheap & easy sound effects on editing software to make it look fun jason: throw milk jar
    980
  295. Next year: "Toyota adds five more gears to the CVT, no idea where to go from there"
    979
  296. I like manuals and I don't want be rational about it!
    974
  297. Extremely complicated concept meets extremely simplified answer...this is why I love this EE!
    973
  298. Rolls Royce... WHERE'S THE 4-ROTOR?!
    972
  299. I appreciate the fact that Ferrari still builds NA V12 engines. They could go for more power or just downsize, but they don't, thus giving us new cars with this classic V12 sound.
    971
  300. You make the best, most comprehensive car reviews on YouTube. Keep it up!
    967
  301. Lucid is awesome. They're just really expensive. The good thing is technology from expensive vehicles usually makes it way down to more affordable vehicles over time.
    962
  302. This guy don't have white hair for no reason
    957
  303. Jason: [mathematically proves the new wheels are 10x better] also Jason: "I can't feel any difference"
    953
  304. I got home to watch youtube; suddnely, I am in my physics class again.
    945
  305. "Because it's a five.. that means it's an inline 6 cylinder." ... but of course! 😂
    943
  306. Much fast, all power, go woosh
    939
  307. It took me at LEAST 30 seconds to realize "holy crap, he's now meeting with Ferrari!" Onward and upward, Jason!
    939
  308. Removes charcoal filter "I'm something of a racecar builder myself"
    931
  309. shouldnt that strap be a dead give away on the force needed to tow the train :P
    930
  310. This is the ONLY YouTube show I watch where I get giddy on seeing a whiteboard filled with maths at the beginning.
    927
  311. My stomach’s VTEC engages after Chipotle.
    923
  312. How the heck does this man make this hugely complicated topic not only supremely interesting, but also understandable. My hat is not just tipped to him in appreciation, but thrown high into the air. An absolutely excellent presentation. Thank you heaps mate.
    920
  313. Waiting for the day when I can order it online and it'll just drive itself over to my house all on its own. THAT would be cool, and worth the 5k needed to unlock Autopilot.
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  314. Dude amazing video! This reminds me of the Touareg launch in 2004. Tons of minor issues adding up to a complete disaster. Things that should be VERY simple are not. And thinking that US market will learn about the car. Also being 10years behind in the EV game leaves you ZERO room for error.
    915
  315. The fact that they developed it even though it doesn't make much sense, gives me hope. Putting the work, effort and money into an idea that doesn't guarantee profit is something we don't see often these days.
    905
  316. Everybody asks what happened to the M2 but not how is the M2
    902
  317. I love how the ‘Cybertruck’ is written 😂😂
    899
  318. This guy made you exited to see a white board. Think about that for a sec.
    899
  319. I remember listening to the Gemera presentation and wondering what sort of dark magic they perform at Koenigsegg. I'm in awe of their engineers.
    892
  320. A wise man once said, "the metal bucket passed underneath the car made some loud noises as it worked its way to the back where there was kind of a crack and spit out and became a problem for the car behind me" -engineering explained
    892
  321. Always fun to help out Jason.. <3
    888
  322. "if there's one thing dudes love more than watches, is being right" cracked me good
    884
  323. Let's hope the demand is high enough for Toyota to make a manual transmission for the Supra
    884
  324. I imagine this whiteboard being in the teachers break room...
    881
  325. Simply unbelievable! I am so glad we live in a world where Koenigsegg exists.
    879
  326. So many shifts... I think I'm watching fast & furious lol
    879
  327. Oh you know when the whiteboard looks like a ‘rainbow’ board, you’re gonna be in for a GREAT video
    873
  328. Jason being a bad dude is my favorite thing so far this year.
    873
  329. Mom: hey son what are you watching? Me: I’m watching a guy talk about a Tesla while it farts.
    870
  330. 6th point - The owner said the car has been "tastefully modded"
    869
  331. I usually get police escort but they ask me to pull over to the side 😔
    868
  332. 3 pedals stick shift , 2 pedals automatic , 1 pedal electric and next logical step will be 0 pedal autonomous cars right?
    868
  333. I like how ChrisFix always finds a creative way to cover his face😂
    867
  334. Firstly, I love your channel and videos. Not only I learned a lot but also enjoyable. I have a little note about this video, the cinematography was extremely distracting to the point where I could not follow what was being said. Cinematography treckery should aid the content and not distract from it. I get that sponsors sometimes impose things on you, but I hope you wouldn't let them change the things you do best.. A simple camera set up is definitely the best strategy for educational videos, and let them go nuts when it's time for their product plug.. Finally, have I mentioned that I LOVE your channel? :)
    866
  335. I am absolutely delighted that Jason has built several videos from one pothole destroying his odd-sized Tesla wheel.
    866
  336. The supra is my favorite BMW
    863
  337. I discovered nerdy Jason about 7 years ago. I discovered the cool Jason about 2 years ago. Seeing them together is just a gift that keeps on giving. 2J1C is a great format!
    861
  338. He makes very good points but the satisfaction in shifting a manual is second to none. You feel like you and the car are one.
    858
  339. Worth the wait! Great vid! I guess we both had a little panic this morning!
    857
  340. I just clicked to get the scoop.. And now I can show myself out... Thank you
    857
  341. Finally! Scientific proof that my Hyundai Accent with a parts store air filter is a sleeper! Thanks for the confirmation Jason!
    854
  342. This should be required watching for anyone buying tires.
    853
  343. I feel like an electric car is right up your alley and actually living with the car will give you a real experience of what it is like to have one. I cannot wait for you to share your experience with us! It is something I am truly curious about and who better to get the info from than Engineering Explained!!
    852
  344. I see the lack of joy in your eyes at the end driving an automatic mate.
    852
  345. "The scope of my engineering genius literally has no bounds." -Jeremy Clarkson.
    850
  346. Even my 30yr old teacher from the University where I study Mechanics watches your videos, so yeah, you should be proud of you Jason <3
    849
  347. I had an 87 rx-7 and it's the least surprising thing in the world to read that a lot of the fuel went out the exhaust. You could stand behind it and see/smell it happening. It was my favorite car ever.
    848
  348. My preference is a manual transmission as I prefer to shift my own gears although I can see benefits to both (and own both). See that kids, I voiced my opinion without insulting someone else's! It's that easy!
    846
  349. This isn’t credible due to the fact your explaining science while drinking antifreeze.
    844
  350. And yet here I am, unable to make a structurally sound bird-house.
    843
  351. Can we all just take a moment to appreciate Jason's rendition of the Demon's side profile?
    841
  352. I stopped doing absolutely nothing to watch this, it better be good
    838
  353. The elimination of side force in combustion is like the biggest thing noone even talks about. Thanks for bringing it up; that's seriously awesome!
    835
  354. bolts turbo to 5.3 ls "what now? I wasn't listening."
    833
  355. The rightful successor of the legendary crosstrek, although nothing can truly fill the sheos of that car
    833
  356. So - flat heads have heads that are flat, and overhead valves are overhead. And overhead cams have their cams overhead. Proving your educational value every day!
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  357. Tire Rack probably did that study to show that tires are a better performance upgrade than an fully modded suspension. I'm surprised Jason didn't mention that a set of better tires could bring much more than a 1% increase. We all know how Jason loves tires.
    827
  358. Next up: Just buy a damn bike, I'm tired of explaining stuff for you guys.
    823
  359. I'm a simple guy. I see a whiteboard, I press like.
    817
  360. "Its now slightly more useless than originally" Gotta love honesty
    816
  361. Rational, cogent arguments for the auto trans...... I will still own and buy manual vehicles as long as I am able to.
    816
  362. Spinning Dorito power 💪
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  363. With the high number of LFP batteries now being sold, it would be fantastic if you could make a similar video focused on LFP.
    813
  364. Haha your buying a lambo tips are way better than mine! When I'm reincarnated I'm going to save so much time!
    812
  365. Worth pointing out for those who may not know that the hardware is still in use if you don’t get Autopilot. It’s used for safety features that come standard like auto emergency braking, side collision warning, blind spot warning and obstacle aware acceleration.
    811
  366. Hmm a very weird EE video... It must be April 1st! Keep it up Jason you always positively surprise me with these!
    807
  367. Either way, we need both the 86 and Supra
    802
  368. I think the grip calculations don't matter much for a perforated, spiked metal ramp they used in the clips you showed. Pretty sure any rubber tire would be able to get the grip to climb that.
    798
  369. That suspension footage is crazy.
    796
  370. To be fair, GM told you not to park the Bolt in your garage and it leaked energy too.
    794
  371. My thoughts about v-tec are now shattered forever, I always thought it was unicorns above 5500 rpm.
    793
  372. That's a big white board you've got right there.
    791
  373. My brain simply cannot fathom the 40kg /800bhp electric motor in this car. Koenigsegg is right there among the greatest engineers and car manufacturers in the history of automotive. The man is a hard working genius.
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  374. Love these engineering maths stuff... ohhh yeaaahhh!!!!! So much POWEEEEEERRR
    783
  375. Jason woke up after a nightmare about converting SAE units to metric and made a rage video "trashing units"
    782
  376. If you cram the shifter hard enough nothing matters! My R32 has a tune option for NLS. Cool idea, but not something I have, or need. LOL Also I forgot my Last Pass password.
    781
  377. To all future and current math teachers out there. I would not have fallen asleep during class if you had been using cars and rockets for examples to explain why we need to understand equations.
    780
  378. Very impressive torque figures - I like it.
    780
  379. Whenever EE uploads: "Oh man time to get a little bit smarter"
    778
  380. Face it Jason, when we went face to face in that face-off we just have to face the facts that I did not show my face because I was wearing my helmet for safety of course!
    778
  381. Mother Nature be like: “oh EE is doing a car review? Let’s make it rain!”
    774
  382. Congratulations on your 1000th video! Hopefully there will be many more to come with the great content you put out Jason!
    774
  383. But Soapy Wooder is +150 HP
    774
  384. It's not about the size of your whiteboard, but instead is about the content of the marks upon it.
    774
  385. I’m a chemical engineer and I don’t understand chemistry either !
    774
  386. Thank you for holding Tesla accountable to those marketing claims!
    773
  387. Never thought I’d see the day where a Hummer has launch control and goes 0-60 in 3 seconds 😂😂
    771
  388. Best way to spend 6 minutes learning something absolutely pointless xD
    771
  389. Sign 1.. It's a Honda S2k.... On a for real note, I have done tons of used car inspections. The little time spent on a proper inspection can save years of headaches. Never be afraid to walk away from a car, especially if it's your only transportation
    771
  390. That's what I'd call "manual transmission". You're literally using your hands to shift gears 😂
    769
  391. Amateur engineers. Just give them a tachometer that lies to them, put sub woofers in their seats to simulate the "bump" when an auto shifts, and play fake engine noises through the cars speakers. These people hate cars and driving anyway.
    768
  392. I think we should do another challenge!!!! as long as I don't have to math and math. LOL
    764
  393. Dammit, I was really hoping this was a Tide commercial...
    763
  394. It's genius for roasting Marshmallows while standing - According to Carwow Matt
    760
  395. But how are they gonna fit 7 clutch pedals on the floorboard?
    757
  396. This guy should have his own Youtube channel.
    757
  397. "Mercedes" How can i help you. "I hate you" Mercedes cries.
    756
  398. I'm from Michigan and live in Denver now. Didn't get winter tires until two years ago on a Sonata. Went from terrified to drive when it heavily snows to wanting to drive. The difference is insane.
    756
  399. I finally made it to thanksgiving break 😭 But physics class has followed me
    755
  400. Easy method: full throttle around corners with no braking.
    753
  401. Imagine walking into dealership and asking for Genuine BMW Water ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
    753
  402. You have to wrap your turbo up in a nice blanky so it stays happy! Aways fun working with ya Jason :)
    752
  403. "The supra's a Z4" That troll LOL
    752
  404. Safety and regulations have been used as the scapegoats for weight increases and enthusiasts have just gone along with it. Despite the fact Mazda gave it all a middle finger with the ND. Saving weight can be done, manufacturers and enthusiasts are just apathetic.
    751
  405. I thought it was a supra. Damn that sneaky towels
    751
  406. Interesting idea to randomise the Tread Pattern. I remember when Apple started doing that in their Macbooks to lower the perceived noise of the cooling fans. Varying blade lengths in the fan had the same effect as with this tyre.
    749
  407. This video was made purely to show off his supply of eggs and toilet roll over us.
    748
  408. Classic miata case: not always faster car is better drivers car.
    747
  409. I like how you end it with "some people don't like driving, and an automatic makes sense for that"... LoL
    744
  410. really liked the 4 split screen with added graphics
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  411. *starts talking about how weight doesn't matter to manufacturers *McLaren sends their goons
    735
  412. Development Team: The Engine has 6 Cylinders Naming Team: Ahh a "5" will make the most sense
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  413. I really appreciate this channel for not regurgitating the same thing most of the other car channels do. I know you are going to nerd out on some aspect of the car.
    732
  414. 1690Kg? Rookies. BMW is up to 2500kg with the new M5! Gotta pump those number up, Lamborghini.
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  415. Jason is a BMEP. Big Math Equation Person
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  416. The smart engineer would have used his Tesla Model 3 for this challenge and won by default for having the most “highly optimized vehicle for changing oil”.
    721
  417. To paraphrase Jeremy Clarkson. Speed doesn't kill ya. Stopping suddenly. That's what gets ya.
    720
  418. That steering wheel delay alone would be a deal breaker for me. But I do like the idea of adaptive steering wheel ratio (done well).
    720
  419. “Just get a wrangler” Every Jeep fan freaks out.
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  420. From a dude that loves the VR6, the new engines are so awesome. Thanks for hanging Jason. Always fun times
    717
  421. Man, I swear, between you and ChrisFix, I get a good dosage of car related knowledge, you two guys and a few out there are really professional when it comes to stuff like this, thanks for helping us out with these amazing vids🤘
    717
  422. I have to say, for a dude with a whiteboard and some markers, you run one of the most wonderfully important and informative YouTube channels around. Love your work, man. Keep it up!
    716
  423. Yeah, just wait until Porsche updates the software to enable übergeschnappt mode.
    716
  424. Porsche owners: where are all the winter tires gone? Tesla owners: we bought them, they just fit.
    714
  425. Your whiteboard calculations are routinely done by pilots before attempting takeoff. Density altitude affects airplane performance, both power available as well as lift from the wings.
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  426. What a fun time Jason! I hope yall enjoyed this video. Now I have to get this old girl put back together. :P
    709
  427. Plot twist: The 3D print is to scale, it's just that EE channel decided to use a giant version of Jason
    707
  428. Anything from NA V8's to twin turbo hybrid V6's. The amount of variation in that class is amazing
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  429. "It's more fun to drive a slow car fast than a fast car slow."
    705
  430. You need to have Jason on for the car videos more often. You are great together.
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  431. I think this is the best explanation of manual transmissions on YouTube so far. Great work.
    703
  432. Hey Jason. Im a wiever from lithuania. My girlfriend calls you the torque guy because she hears you say that alot. Love your videos.
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  433. When there's a 25 min video, and after watching it you feel like 10 minutes have passed. Now THAT, is when you know you've watched something seriously entertaining. Can't wait for the dyno tuning!
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  434. So... When can I get a "Zero Means Zero" EE hoodie?
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  435. I have been waiting for this video since the debut of the car. Nothing is faster than the legendary crosstrek. You couldn't handle the speed, so you sold it
    696
  436. "Full throttle and almost 90% of the time" sounds like me driving my miata...
    694
  437. Kia winning an award for their engine is a real testament to their progress since the 90s.
    693
  438. Lucid embarrasses the competition in everything but sales. Sales is where it matters. The big question is, will Lucid survive?
    692
  439. This is the most complicated hybrid i think I've ever seen
    692
  440. Filming Style Feedback: Need more whiteboard
    690
  441. "it's not hail damage. it's an aerodynamic feature."
    689
  442. I’m a simple man, I see V8, I click on video.
    689
  443. This video was much needed to combat the false theories floating around out there.
    689
  444. I, too, want to see a CVT sports car. At the very least, a somewhat sporty car that lets you put it in "actual performance" mode instead of "go fast but pretend to have gears" mode.
    688
  445. Now Volvo just needs to make an engine that's Turbocharged, Supercharged, Electric, and Nitrous Injected!
    687
  446. Thanks for letting me use my gas to charge your Tesla. If you ever run out of juice, give me a call and I'll drive 33 hours to Idaho (3545km = 2200 miles) while getting 22L/100km (10.6 MPG) and then charge you up at 69L/100km (3.4 MPG). And then I'll go home 33 hours to Toronto (3545km = 2200 miles) while getting 22L/100km (10.6 MPG).
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  447. My friend power shifted his Mustang all the time and now he complains that the clutch is out and he won't pay the money to fix it because it's his dad's car so it has just sat there in his yard for a year and a half. XD
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  448. How much more cylinders do you want? Bugatti: Yes. 😂
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  449. Thank you Jason for going back to your whiteboard roots and giving an excellent explanation!
    679
  450. Luckily the Bronco design team matched the design with your car drawing skills...😉
    678
  451. Still less complicated than my relationship.
    678
  452. wow, that is a very accurate Cybertruck drawing. I see your drawing skills are improving!
    678
  453. I can confirm it was a ¨Porsche 911 Carrera T¨ because they have Agate Gray colored side mirrors and wheels (only the T has that option as standard, and wouldn't be a common/available choice as optionals for other models).
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  454. "All of my cars are either port injected, or they run on electrons or something" ahahaha
    675
  455. That "foot"age was disturbing. No more feet please.
    674
  456. Old whiteboard videos are back!!!! I am so happy!
    672
  457. More carbon = more compression😎
    672
  458. “You bring it to the dealer for maintenance once a year” You probably meant “The dealer pics it up for you once a year” ;-)
    670
  459. Glad to see that the coolest car you've gotten to drive is still the Crosstrek. Congrats on 10 years, man!
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  460. Hybrids do not cold start their engines every time. My 2001 Prius waits until it's COMPLETELY warmed up to shut off initially. Ironically, that helps the engine stay off longer and under heavier throttle scenarios.
    669
  461. Can we just appreciate how pefect the camera is setup for the whiteboard
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  462. Well for starter it has no fuel cap. Big issue.
    665
  463. That was one of the funniest and greatest videos you've done in a long time tank you so much for all your hard work I actually learned something
    664
  464. Good job! 10 years is a long time and we all sure enjoyed you sticking with us!
    663
  465. “You hit 180 in 5th gear and then you get 6th gear for the highway”... uh remind me never to ride with Jason on the highway
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  466. As an embedded controls engineer working on these things day in and day out and also an enthusiast, while I knew much of the material I am still impressed by the presentation and clear articulation. Explaining is not the same as knowing, good job Jason!
    657
  467. As usual, your videos are very informative and without much "fluff". Very well explained in layman's terms and easy to watch. Others should take note!
    657
  468. EE videos are the only reason I know what day it is. Never change bro! <3
    656
  469. As a professional detailer (and once an authorized installer) who has been installing ceramic coatings for half a decade - this is the best video I have seen outside of our industry (and even some inside the industry. Well done.
    656
  470. Get slicks because race car!
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  471. "One day Vtec will kick in" - Jason
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  472. Not wild about this but I’d love to try one in the real world. I feel like the variable steering ratio would take some time getting used to and could possibly cause some issues when first getting used to it. The ratio could be different than the driver is expecting in some situations when learning the system
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  473. i am 71 yrs old and have been in the automotive/heavy equipment industries most of my life. i look forward to your videos they have been and continue to be a learning experience for me . you do a wonderful job of translating geek to gearhead. thank you
    652
  474. That engine has cup holders!!!
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  475. Many petrolheads I know and I'm one of them, do like to do economy driving. We have a simple system where we try to get into higher gears ASAP and keep the rpm below 3000 WITHOUT lugging the engine. I have a Honda City, which can be quite comfortable even below 2000. Infact, what we are doing is exactly what Jason says. Load it as fast as we can and keep rpm low, and NEVER ever brake (unless you relly need to, cause braking is waste of fuel). Try to coast near red lights and crossings. Blasting through highways and backroads is fun when you got loads of fuel, but can get real interesting when you are low and filling stations are far. Jason explained it engineeringly, ofcourse!! Thank you for another great video.
    651
  476. The first vehicle to offer vehicle to grid in the North America was the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV. It required special equipment to install at home that no one bought and dealers were not even aware it was possible.
    651
  477. I gotta say also, as long as manual driven vehicles stay around in the US I'm happy.
    650
  478. Jason: Uses hammer to measure length. Me: "Ahh, I see you went to the Jeremy Clarkson school of engineering"
    648
  479. Track mode in the snow. My man
    645
  480. Jason: You can't get stuck if you don't stop. Taps forehead
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  481. What I find remarkable is that it actually looks like a nice car despite all the science. Apart from the skinny tires.
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  482.  @chrwl007  r/woosh!
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  483. Engineering Explained right?! Or on the freeway with brake lights ahead and immediately on their brakes. Just coast... who knows, maybe you’ll never have to touch your brakes.. Save $ on both brakes & gas...
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  484. "That's kind of a random jumble of number, who really cares?" The WHITEBOARD cares, Jason... The whiteboard cares! Love your videos, been watching for years!
    635
  485. "Where good enough is good enough" - Every Engineer Ever
    634
  486. Jason's mentality: 1. Buy a yellow convertible 2. Supercharge it 3. Sell it 4. Repeat.
    634
  487. "it's completely pointless"...died laughing there and continued to watch :P
    634
  488. Jason will develop the first white board brakes. They will cost $20.00 and outperform carbon ceramics.
    631
  489. Engineering Explained: "Horsepower doesn't matter" Me: *Removes entire engine to save weight"
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  490. I wonder if BMW will start selling 'special' BMW branded 'go faster' water?
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  491. for overclocking ;)
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  492. CVTs actually are used in high torque operations, many new farm tractors, even Case quad tracks with 500+ hp are using these transmissions now. I personally have one in a tractor and it is the best feature on the tractor, allowing for you to run any speed on a throttled down setting, saving diesel. Just thought you might find this interesting. Good video
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  493. If the system fails, a trapdoor drops out of the floor and you stick your feet out like Fred Flintsone.
    625
  494. The dash looks like a fabulous space for 3 cats to nap in the Sun.
    624
  495. It’s a pointless statistic to us car people, but not the car buying public. 0-60 sells cars and shares, it’s important to verify these claims
    623
  496. For a super viral vid . Have a tesla tow another tesla for 47 miles then when the other one is charged up have it tow the other tesla.
    623
  497. Tries to draw cyber truck: draws a literal triangle on wheels
    622
  498. I would buy an A110 in a heartbeat if it were sold here in the US.
    620
  499. You've mastered the art of explaining complicated technical subjects in a way anyone can understand. I love every minute of your videos.
    619
  500. That model is awesome! The LED indicating whether its in compression, combustion, exhaust or intake is so brilliant. Love it!
    617
  501. Jason is the kind of guy that uses Ferrari engine to demonstrate the numbers, but only shows images of RedBulls 🤔
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  502. Let's all take a moment to appreciate that Jason is an absolute unit. He's gotta weigh at least 260 😂
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  503. I love how the graphics on screen are either really technical details or just some joke. I never know what to expect.
    611
  504. Engineer brain = white board lined up perfectly with edges of screen
    611
  505. Definitely don't think this thing is going to be the savior of Volkswagen, but hopefully it can push them back towards their quirky side, which, in my opinion, was a huge part of their overall success.
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  506. The main point hes trying to get across is to put on gloves when you start looking at the car.
    608
  507. I'm a base model w/ base options type of guy.
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  508. A nine thousand pound vehicle, 0 to 60 three seconds. What could possibly go wrong
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  509. There's no denying the fact that this is the most simplest explanation one can find regarding the difference between torque and horsepower. Spectacular work Jason!
    603
  510. micro transactions to buy different car sound packs. mark my words its coming.
    603
  511. Dislikes incoming just for the title xD
    602
  512. You know what's more insane than this technology? Engineering Explained's informative content yo.
    602
  513. This is the kind of video that just proves that you can get waaaaay better quality content on youtube than on television. Very very very well done. Thank's a lot!
    602
  514. Thank you, thank you, thank you! I'm glad you made this. Please, make sure this goes on Wiki-everything! My man
    600
  515. sees Jason laugh in his S2k realizes he’s selling it cries
    600
  516. The eternal dilemma of car buying - wait for the unproven, next year generation with better tech; or buy the previous generation with proven components.
    599
  517. I will never tire of these videos!
    598
  518. And YUGO can do 0-60 in under of 1 second using "standard" method deleting first 20 miles.
    598
  519. Having actual engineers and mechanics talk about how they initially did not know how to do anything on their first day has really boosted my confidence about choosing engineering. Thanks guys.
    597
  520. Finally I can go rock climbing in my M5!
    595
  521. Great video and perfect timing. My son is about to turn 16 and he needs a car. I figure a 0-60 time of 19.5 seconds will keep him safe in the winter. 😀
    595
  522. has supercharger, has turbocharger combined with electric motor... but no vtec 0/10
    594
  523. but no vtec because no cams :c
    593
  524. I think this channel can read my mind. He knows everything what i want to know about cars.
    592
  525. Everytime I see the whiteboard, I get a dopamine kick
    589
  526. DORITO POWER, Mazda, get back on the rotary power!
    586
  527. "for the first time I can actually accurately draw a car on the whiteboard" :D roflol.
    586
  528. Finally another one of the videos with colourful markers and white board
    584
  529. Directing the driver to a 7 kW charger is unforgivable
    582
  530. Jason's Schedule: Car Reviews / Someday How stuff works / Someday How to fix / Someday List videos / Someday Comedy / Someday Projects / Someday Track / Someday Formula / Someday Others / Someday Engineering Explained, the only channel with no actual schedule, just content, the good kind of content.
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  531. So much more engineering involved in our daily products than people generally realize. Good stuff.
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  532. This is my new favorite EE video 😂😂
    578
  533. My favorite part is absolutely the drawings of each vehicle 🤣🤣
    576
  534. I wonder what that would have sounded like?
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  535. for all the range complainers: i have owned a buzz for the past 1,5 years and i do a 600 mile road trip in about 10,5 hours wich is bascially the same time i got with my old honda oddessy. in real life the people inside are more likely to slow your trip than the car. dont forget this is a 7 seater, you aint driving 600 miles with 3+ kids in the back without stopping frequently. in real life the range is a non issue but the turning-off/on/off with the seat was beyond annoying. i fixed that by using obd eleven and disable the seat sensor. the infotainment is beyond horrible and VW should be nothing less than be ashamed. if this vehicle didnt have android auto i would have returned it. beyond this this review is amazingly on point.
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  536. are you buying head gasket made out of burritos?
    568
  537. who needs animations when you can wave your finger around :). great explanation. I love the look of top mounted exhaust in both the 600LT and the porsche 918
    567
  538. Completely unacceptable, no whiteboard in the video.
    565
  539. Something in me dislikes whenever rules are put down, that limit efficiency... like the aero efficiency limit in LM, removal of MGU-H, and even a cap on recovered energy per lap
    564
  540. Why do car companies have to make so many good cars, I can’t keep track of my attainable dream cars.
    563
  541. Past "We will have flying cars in the future" Present "We have cars that can make fart noises"
    563
  542. The 2015-2017 gearing strategy was the one all companies should go with: keep ratios as close as possible and then make your last gear super tall for highway cruising.
    561
  543. Great explanation Jason! That makes sense! I did an egr cleaning video where I said injecting exhaust gases cools the cylinder temps and people were not understanding. I will reference them to this video now!
    561
  544. It has a red seatbelt, so yes, it is worth the extra 15k
    559
  545. You know you're watching engineering explained when there's a guy showing us a graph with his arm whilst driving😂
    558
  546. Can't afford a brand new electric car, but running my old 50+ mpg diesel with a blend of veg oil still seems it would work out better currently than an electric car.
    558
  547. All of that being optional is the real game changer here. Play if you like or don't, whatever you like to do today. Feels like freedom compared to other cars.
    558
  548. For some odd reason these transmissions are super satisfying to understand. It's a big "ahaaa" effect once you get their concept, and you'll be thinking "Sneaky move there" every once in a while. The normal manual transmission seems like the "hit the problem with a hammer" solution, while this is the backroom smooth talk of engineering. I doubt this made any sense, but I hope someone understands what I'm talking about.
    557
  549. Useful, unbiased information .. what a concept. Thanks EE!
    555
  550. Ah, I missed these sorts of videos; the ones where I can misunderstand concepts and parrot them back in conversation to look smart. Science!
    555
  551. Maybe fake manual transmissoons could work if manufacturers allow users to have the choice to make it work like a normal EV whenever they want to, which is definitely possible. This gives the driver the choice to row through gears for fun and nostalgia, and still have normal EV benefits for normal use. This reminds me of how Subaru does their CVTs in some of their cars. In normal D mode, it acts like how a CVT should by finding the optimum RPM and sticking to it while in Sport mode, it does fake shifts. So despite the 'sport' tag in sport mode, it is actually slower in terms of outright acceleration than in normal D mode, but sport mode feels more engaging and less 'annoying'. Regardless of which you prefer, atleast you have the choice, which is how I hope fake manual EVs will give.
    553
  552. Reason 6 : The panel gaps double the available storage capacity.
    551
  553. I think Sabine Schmitz showed how the best upgrade to performance on modern vehicles is upgrading the driver when she nearly broke 10 minutes on the Nurburgring - in a delivery van. Most people that do these upgrades never do anything that warrants them.
    550
  554. “There’s nothing like slamming it into drive” said no one ever
    550
  555. After all this engineering explained my brain is spinning at very high rpm right now.
    549
  556. "If you're still watching, bless you" Have you met us?
    548
  557. Marketing Explained
    547
  558. "Cars made for car journalists" XD That's a brilliant way of putting it :P
    547
  559. Just bought a set of EXTREMECONTACT SPORT 02 because of this video. Continental please support channels like this. More substance than glamor! Keep up the great work Jason.
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  560. I surprised that inflation pressure was not touched on. That can have a pretty big impact on tire wear.
    546
  561. “Do you ride bro?” “I don’t” 😂
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  562. 2 dislikes must be Bugatti’s
    543
  563. You had your headlights on when using the summer tires.  The projected photons made the difference and helped slow you down! :)  Very cool test -- the results were counter-intuitive and I learned something.
    542
  564. Guinea pig is absolutely genius
    541
  565. Car: "how can I help you?" Driver: "I hate you" That's great
    541
  566. Great review! I am so happy Japan is carrying the mantle of making fun cars with great style. Between this, the Nissan Z, and the Integra I am refreshed and relieved that the endless march of washing machine SUVs hasn't crushed the soul of the automotive industry yet....
    540
  567. Jason with whiteboard- "math math math math math math math" Jason in garage- "my shoulder is an appropriate measuring device, trust me I'm an engineer!"
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  568. It's a good thing for folks like me with disabilities that the auto version of this car doesn't suck! I really miss driving manual from my able-bodied days, but the reality is that my spine isn't gonna start working again. So cars that are engaging with an automatic are excellent for accessibility, since I can still drive them with hand controls. Edit: to clarify I drive a Tesla Model 3 LR now and used to drive a '06 Miata with a 5 speed. The Tesla is less engaging, but it's good enough for me. I'm just overall glad there's effort going into experiences that everyone can use, whenever they're EV or dual clutch or CVT or slushbox.
    538
  569. "You can't win on YouTube!"...*fart noises* hahaha I couldn't agree more! lol
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  570. teaching physics on a Sunday??? This guy is amazing
    535
  571. It's incredible what this man can do with a whitebord and a few markers
    535
  572. Mazda has to make up for all the Rotary engines spewing fuel out of the exhaust for all these years.
    535
  573. I am surprised you drew the cybertruck perfectly🤣
    535
  574. Whoa! I was waiting for this one. Manuals are awesome. Well, we should not hate Automatics. But manual will be my first choice.
    533
  575. I watched this while wearing my new EE T-shirt. It made me learn 50% more efficiently. 2-step is awesome. Anti-lag is awesomer. They are not the same. The end.
    532
  576. not enTIREly intuitive huh?
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  577. "if u are staying up alll night" then proceeds to play clip of Max lol
    531
  578. I don't think I need to point out that you got one of the most informative channels about cars, but your humor added that little thing I didn't know was missing. Keep it up!
    531
  579. The shelf did not fit your Honda :(
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  580. "Its kinda like a liter except 3.8 times bigger, cus that how we like things here"😂
    530
  581. And when you get set of nice expensive studded tyres drift only when there isn't spots with out snow :D Otherwise you are going to destroy your tires quite fast. Studless tyres are also good option for enjoying winter with out fearing so much destroying your tires but they are useless on frozen lakes so if you want to drift on those you need studded tyres. Also remember to switch your tyres around every year so they wear evenly and you get more balanced grip (or lack of it :D) And most importantly don't buy boring fwd car!
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  582. "The whiteboard finds a way" ALL HAIL THE WHITEBOARD
    528
  583. Let the car rest for a night before you check this stuff. I once tried to refill the coolant after coming home from work... It was worse than a shaked coke bottle :D
    527
  584. Good chemistry and excellent self deprecation between these two. If they joined up for a series I'd watch it for sure.
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  585. Lol…why don’t we make cars have fake horse sounds for that extra nostalgic feeling😂
    525
  586. That was one of the best, most direct, well lit, easy to follow, step by step DIY videos I've ever seen... GREAT job...
    524
  587. It is crazy impressive that you can drive and just rattle all of this information off like it’s nothing. You have some of the absolute best car content on YouTube.
    524
  588. If you turn your logo vertical it becomes the car throttle logo. Mind. Blown.
    524
  589. But will it heal your car after you crash into a garage? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
    523
  590. Like it or not this man is spiting real FACTS
    521
  591. So many failed attempts today. This one was full WIN
    521
  592. The only thing that concerns me about this engine is all the new electric control components, which might be more prone to failure than their simpler predecessors. Knowing Toyota though, I'm sure they're all engineered to last a long time still. Another great video Jason!
    521
  593. How exactly do electric motors deliver full power instantly and stays constant over the rev range, whereas combustion engines gain/lose power/torque as rpms increase?
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  594. That was the best job of rounding up I've ever seen
    518
  595. One thing you could have mentioned as additional info at 11:30 is that the 2012 Nissan Leaf had a tiny 24 kWh battery pack - meaning that 50k miles took double to quadruple the charge cycles that you'd expect for a typical 2024 EV.
    516
  596. Great tires. I mean truck.
    516
  597. ...and Mitsubishi shouldn't have turned the eclipse into a crossover
    516
  598. It's Yellow. It's convertible. It's Japanese Has a Supercharger. - The S2000 lineage lives on.
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  599. Extremely well said and explained. Nowadays we have more than enough hp, we actually need less weight.
    510
  600. Rest of YouTube: "Corvette Review" EE: "HP is overrated"
    509
  601. Actually, you are right. But still we love Manual Transmission gearbox. It gives you satisfying feeling 💕.
    509
  602. Ok so no script or index cards or nothin? You just walk/drive around with all this knowledge on tap? God dammit Jason! How can I give you my money? Are you still selling merch?
    509
  603. My way of looking at it is, power shifting results shock loading some point in your drive train. Shock loading = things breaking
    509
  604. 5 Reasons why you should buy a manual 1. It’s more fun 2. It’s more fun 3. It’s more fun 4. It’s more fun 5. It’s more fun
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  605. You still have the S2000!
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  606. Bro. I'm telling you. If i had you in school as a teacher I think I would have gone a lot further in life lol. Great video, very interesting/ entertaining. You were able to explain the whole situation using the correct language, and not lose the audience. I like it!
    505
  607. "You should never let your battery get down to 0%. Period." Someone should tell Kyle from Out of Spec Reviews. 😅
    505
  608. The crossover we needed but did not deserve. Looking forward to watching it all, end to end!🎉
    505
  609. I was really surprised that it's already been 3 years with your Tesla. I remember like it was yesterday when you returned your first one and got the P instead :)
    504
  610. Jason the type of guy that keeps all the other seatbelts buckled in...Oops, wrong channel
    504
  611. This video summarizes every detail of why I will likely never own a luxury car. Very true that they have cool and awesome features, but if you're like me and you put reliability as paramount, then these cool features start to lose their appeal. Great video, as usual!
    503
  612. Water injection KICK IN YOO
    502
  613. I knew Americans are overchallenged with three pedals... But now two are already too much? 😂😂😂 Just kidding 😉
    501
  614. All the wins that made me lol: Ring that bell, we're jamming! As a professional mechanic for 948yrs.. Oil Change in Tesla... Ok I will stop so I dont spoil it! And who's kidding, you had me LOLing the whole time! And that end message = #TRUTH
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  615. I’ve always turned my truck off at railroad tracks when I know I’ll be idling for a while...fiancé laughs at me...who’s laughing now 😬😬😬
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  616. 7:11 Wow wow easy buddy, you can't start speaking fluent italian in the middle of the video
    500
  617. Thanks for the lessons Jason and Braden! Forecast for Boise... partly cloudy with patches of black asphalt and showers of bits of tire.
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  618. So I haven't followed the gt500 super closely, but you taught me more in 25 minutes about the car than any other source has for months. Excellent job dude!
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  619. Those carbon ceramics cost more than my whole car to change.
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  620. ok jason.....be honest we all know why you really got it because titanium is what engineers think about when theyre having sex
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  621. The more you understand the abuse tires are designed to deal with, the more amazing it is how they work as well and as long as they do.
    489
  622. "keep the tank half-full for the optimists out there" lmaoooo
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  623. Also explain why diesel have more torque than gasoline for same engine size... Greater compression ratio > longer connecting rod > larger crank radius = larger distance = more torque 😊
    488
  624. So awesome dude!!!! Cheers to another as many years as you want!!! What are we supercharging next?
    488
  625. So Jason can produce 200 lb-ft of torque so, Jason = a three cylinder diesel engine
    487
  626. This feels like the best gaming setup you could ever have. It can even go to the supermarket!
    487
  627. Lets say you burn oil every 3k miles... Me a AP1 owner "right right..."
    486
  628. props to Mate Rimac, so grateful to see what happens when enthusiastics take control
    486
  629. "Just hoping that one day VTEC will kick in" Didnt expect to hear that
    484
  630. No brake pedal? Because racecar!
    483
  631. I think you could have just made the title "rotary engine video lol" and people would have swarmed the video lol
    483
  632. That supercharger has bigger displacement than my engine😂
    482
  633. My truck's engine won the award for The Weakest and Most Inefficient compared to a Hummer.
    482
  634. I'm 14 and I started watching you when I was 12, despite all of this knowledge is over me, I like to think I know the basics of what you are talking and I have gained a head start! I'd like to say thank you for teaching me! ❤️🚙
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  635. Absolutely love this channel. Really appreciate the depth of research done and the delivery of the information
    480
  636. Amazing that a car like this exists! Thank you, Toyota for making a “last hurrah” for enthusiasts
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  637. wait..no annoying, overly long intro segment with terrible dubstep music? not asking me to like and subscribe in the first 5 seconds before i even watch the video? getting right to the point and then expanding upon your main objective? you sir just got a like and a sub, all other YouTubers, take notes!
    479
  638. My 87 civic been doing this all week!
    478
  639. When they switch from the electric motor to internal combustion, it is amazing! That brutal sound! The hypercars sound like they were made by skynet.
    478
  640. I love this channel and I am so happy to see Jason’s success! I remember him doing videos in his uni bedroom and now he is using an M5 just to hold his whiteboard. Thank you for the content <3
    478
  641. What exhaust note?
    477
  642. Surely the size of your whiteboard is proportional to the awesomeness of your channel!
    476
  643. A better way to make more horsepower is to tie horses to your car Modern problems require modern solutions
    476
  644. 1000hp being the "norm" is kinda scary, but damn cool
    475
  645. SAVE THE MANUALS!! We are a dying breed 🤨
    475
  646. I’m just impressed how Jason keeps improving his production value. Using jugs and randomly falling corn to illustrate the effect corn has on our environment. Keep up the great job. 👏
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  647. It’s just some Rice Krispies and milk in the exhaust
    473
  648. AAAH I was not prepared for the animated whiteboard!
    472
  649. Little do we know he actually bought the model 3 for the 1 million subs mark, but he received it just now at 2m subs
    472
  650. In all my years of driving, I concluded that the lighter car is generally the more fun car. I owned an Audi R8 V10 manual which gave me so many rewarding experiences, but was still in the 1,500 Kg range. And now I drive a Mini with infinitively less power but also less weight, and I can say I love it nearly as much, courtesy of its light weight and planted, responsive dynamics. Light is beautiful!
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  651. Well on the bright side, you removed a lot of weight AND the exhaust wont rust. Not sure if that is an issue there where you live but here where I live the ocean salt ruins cars.
    471
  652. What's the gas mileage on that thing? Y E S.
    470
  653. Engineering Explained coming in clutch with the last vid of 2017
    469
  654. His tesla truck diagram was literally a triangle on two circle.
    468
  655. “the internet wants trash talk” Truer words have never been said
    468
  656. When you get so triggered by a T shirt logo you hunker down, break out the science and lecture the internet.
    467
  657. Sounds like a solved problem, but I like being educated about solved problems.
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  658. Just brewed myself a cup of coffee and then EE drops this? Perfect morning.
    464
  659. How many tries does it take you to format the whiteboard so that all the information fits?! This is the most info I’ve ever seen on a whiteboard haha
    462
  660. Can’t believe I learned more in 12 minutes than taking 2 years of college math. 😥
    462
  661. bless you for wearing a hoodie in this video
    462
  662. They say don't text and drive, nothing about measuring different temperatures around your car and driving. Those High tech zip ties though👌
    461
  663. It really is amazing though how much engineering goes into tires and how much they’ve evolved.
    460
  664. Nice explanation and all, but my primary interest is finding out what happened to that Tesla card?!
    460
  665. Come back Jason... I miss you
    458
  666. Yeah but don’t let this video take you off of the fact that Rob Dahm’s 4 Rotor still isn’t done.
    458
  667. This may be the last big horsepower v8 car with a manual you can buy...
    457
  668. me: "I dont wanna go a mile up" EE: "WE'RE GOIN TO FLORIDA!"
    457
  669. Clicked the video as soon as i read Volvo in the title.
    457
  670. I love a high revving engine. Used to own a Mitsubishi Mivec from the 90's that revved up to 9200rpm and boy, the joy you get from the pull & the sound
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  671. EE's Sunday morning uploads are just like Saturday cartoons as a kid.
    451
  672. Jason "an elaborate plan to make my groceries tax deductible" Fenske
    451
  673. The solution is putting 4.10s in the back
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  674. This thing will have an awesome 0-6 time.
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  675. 100%. Even if you could react fast enough, you can't control wheels individually.
    449
  676. Gm: smaller Turbo engines and electric are the future Also GM: well yes but actually no.
    449
  677. Every 365 days, Jason's brain short circuits and he starts calling people "Ya Pickle" and explains magnets
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  678. with modern E-diffs and traction assistants, they can be a BLAST to drive. For me, throw some good tires, and a rear sway bar upgrade and thrash! I also think you can have fun in pretty much any car, so what do I know. Okay back to fixing a Turbo R32 that wont start. :)
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  679. Jason: "I love the GT 350 but this Tesla sounds different" Tesla: fart noises
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  680. I love learning but the terrible jokes are what keep me coming back.
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  681. I love when companies break the mold and push for the unconventional. I will always have more respect for the company that takes risks but occasionally fails over the one that rarely ever has issues but only uses whats already established.
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  682. I love your videos. And your points make sense. But still.... F**k automatics lol (edit: all I've ever driven are standard transmission cars, with the exception of my wife's vehicles. Automatics don't engage with you and I certainly prefer a manual over wet roads. If I need to stop in an emergency, I can downshift and brake simultaneously which is simply not an option in an automatic. Also, having a skill required to drive improves the safety on the road. A more engaged driver is a less distracted one. Also, automatics are boring. On a long trip they will put you to sleep with that amount of inactivity... Especially at night)
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  683. If the earth was flat,cats would have already pushed everything off of it
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  684. Didn’t even hear it coming... 👀
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  685. "im not in my bed room... Im outside! I did it mom!" Ahh good for u cries in the corner of his bedroom
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  686. @1:27 Now we know why EE has greyed so early: fuel consumption.
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  687. This channel is a MUST for every car-enthusiast :)
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  688. Hyundai and Kia are really stepping up their game these days. Cool stuff!
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  689. WOW - What an absolute solid piece of work you have done here. The sheer amount of information put in an easy to digest format all with your video footage and voice over. How long did it take to create such a video for us from start to finish? Thanks.
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  690. Thanks for making such great and interesting videos! I’ve been watching you from the very beginning and it’s amazing how far you’ve come. I’m glad you are able to do something it looks like you really enjoy and are passionate about and be able to educate people in the process. We need more content creators like you!
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  691. Never have i thought that a theoretical drag racing will be so interesting, yet here i am
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  692. From whiteboard explaining to roaming with clutch plates in Honda S2000 to McLaren 620R, this kids come a long way.
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  693. Today I was made aware of a 1.5 litre supercharged jetski making 310bhp. Can you imagine how much punishment that engine takes as the thing is smashed into the water every few seconds at 70mph. Naturally I want it more than anything. Naturally I can't afford it as I spend all my money on tires. PS Give me RPM all day.
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  694. Congrats!
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  695. Yeah baby !! ... Finally, torque and horsepower explained simply. I'm linking this video to my upcoming episode of blowing up see-through engine, match made in heaven !!!, you'll see what I'm talking about Jason.... Fantastic !
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  696. “Kind tip, if you’re a thief” actually lol’d.
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  697. YOU HAVE SHATTERED MY DREAMS BUT YOU WILL NOT WEAKEN MY RESOLVE
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  698. All us Gulf Coast residents thank you for this glimpse into a totally alien environment.
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  699. Mom: Hurry up we gotta go! Me: HOLD ON MOM I GOTTA WATER MY STI
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  700. Study for finals? Nah, I’d rather learn this!!
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  701. This is the exact sort of content I'd subbed your channel for and you haven't disappointed for the last 5 years! Not to mention, I like your sense of humour too! Keep up the good work!
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  702. Lol and the main argument made by the gas guzzlers is that electric cars have no soul, yet Jason had the biggest smile on his face the whole damn time.
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  703. I’m an Automotive Engineer who made it through my master's degree thanks to your videos, and now I work in R&D at Continental Tires (for over 8 years now). I wish I would've known you were visiting, would have been great to have a meet and greet!
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  704. You can never do too much on tires. The topic sounds boring but once in, its very interesting.
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  705. Congrats man!!! Can we supercharge this too? Will it take longer than the S2K?
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  706. I don't feel the shifts in my Prius either.
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  707. "Oh no my Tesla died." "Don't worry I'll get the truck."
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  708. Koenigsegg just made the fastest _________. (Answer: everything)
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  709. Gm really changed the game by pricing this at 60k smh!!
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  710. pauses and reflects on the knowledge I've just learned
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  711. Hi Jason, just to confirm, the new Continental GT doesn’t use the ZF 8HP. The new one uses the Porsche PDK box. The previous generation GT and the Bentayga use/d the 8HP though. Source: I might work for Bentley.
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  712. Says he's going to sell the S2000 and Honda is like come see our 700 hp 12000 rpm engine
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  713. Finally chevy got them round tires, I knew they would get there eventually.
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  714. Man SO HAPPY the issues are worked out. Great logical path dude. I LOVE IT!
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  715. Can't beat kind electrons.
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  716. Damn, I already bought an automatic based on your last video. I guess I’ll sell this one and buy a CVT now...
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  717. VTEC kicked in yo
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  718. I’m an automotive engineer but I would also like to thank La Croix
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  719. admit it, you made this video just to show off your impressive toy collection
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  720. You need the Charger DLC
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  721. It's about time Jason makes a mistake in a video. It makes me feel better about myself.
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  722. Don't use water, use Brawndo; it's got electrolytes! It's got what power plants crave!
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  723. 190hp combined with insane fuel economy? I'd swap my engine if I could afford it.
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  724. Godspeed progress. Started with a white-board Now he's here, you're truly an inspiration EE.
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  725. Can we just admire the drawing of a mustang that he did😭. I would have drawn a Tesla truck😂
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  726. So basically, it's a CVT that can do burnouts? 😛
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  727. Incredible video, thank you so much for the time you put into this
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  728. Jason, it never stops being impressive how you make such unique videos using the same press cars everyone else gets. This channel gets better all the time.
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  729. A note on range anxiety: if you are driving fast (or even slow) with the nav active, and wont be able to make it to the next charger, the car will let you know immediately, and tell you the max speed you can travel, it will say something like "Drive below 75 mph to reach your destination".
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  730. How to teach in 2017 by Jason: "Get a huge board get a stool with wheels so you can drift while you teach"
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  731. "simply" and "two or three times" should not go together that easily ;D
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  732. Mild to S U P E R S P I C Y
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  733. The best Hack is to just not go anywhere because the outside world is dangerous
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  734. That age joke was brillian. Well done Jason, the comment section is boiling.
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  735. One of the finest, most comprehensive presentations I have ever seen. You are setting the standard for all others.
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  736. I just can't believe how much I'm learning with this channel. Not to mention how easy it is to learn these stuff. You're getting better everyday, dude. Keep it up!
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  737. As both an on-road and off-road enthusiast I have been waiting to see this done for a very long time, and Rivian has done way more with it than I imagined possible. The only drawback is the same as going from a manual gas car to EV, the lack of levers and switches (lockers) to play with ;)
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  738. Not trying to brag or anything ... But I understood all the hard engineering math in this video!
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  739. Dear Auto Makers. Please never stop making Manual transmissions. I love them. Please make manual option for everything. Thanks.
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  740. Porsche: THROTTLE ALL THE THINGS!
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  741. I saw rotary never clicked so fast
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  742. I love how when you really break down the complexities of a system like this, even if the device is boring or lame, once you understand the system, it suddenly becomes fascinating. That being said, I can't wait to see what Rob Dahm does with these rotors and housings haha
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  743. I can't believe I just watched a full review on a minivan.
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  744. If this video gets 40k likes you have to put the supercharger on!
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  745. "Detect sarcasm. Don't steal. Be nice." - Engineering Explained 2021
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  746. I hate being a car guy because there are soo many vehicles I want at any given time
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  747. Living in a sea port City, I see plenty of semi driving containers over the last miles from the railyard to the port and back, in congested traffic. Those electric semi may be the best solution for this application while also removing the pollution from the urban centers. I still doubt their usefulness over long haul, at least until the charging infrastructure develops
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  748. Did this in my old C5 corvette with TC/SC off - put it sideways in going to 2nd gear. It was a great intro to power shifting and I learned not to do it again.
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  749. buckle up boys a CVT GTR is coming!!!
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  750. - RWD - Lightest Weight - No AutoPilot Jason, you ARE a driver!!
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  751. S2000 boost where's it at c'monnnnn 😂
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  752. This is clickbait I actually enjoyed!
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  753. 41% is amazing. my degree is in chemical engineering and when i got that degree 30 years ago - 33% was about the max you could get.
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  754. The joke about finally being able to accurately draw a car earned you a like and suscribe
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  755. Your fancy math can not match my super sensitive and accurate butt dyno 😉
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  756. Even if you're crazy for manuals, you gotta appreciate how crazy quick auto gearboxes are getting.
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  757. I measure everything in "Freedoms per Bald Eagle".
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  758. Oh yes, everybody knows after we all had the pleasure of stuck behind one truck with 60.5 limiter trying to pass another with 60 limiter on a two lane highway
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  759. Well, i feel honored to be mentioned in this video.
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  760. "Explaining the science behind slapping two corn cobs against one another." This is my favorite video of yours that I have seen. Thank you for what appears to have been a lot of hard work.
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  761. all these YouTube guys went to this. this is the only one who learned and shared anything.
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  762. I see a Jason and a big rotor, I SMASH like! After having thrashed that RS7 boy to those brakes feel amazing once they get some heat. Not bad cold, but not great. On that car, each front rotor is almost $6000 to replace. OUCH!
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  763. Why am I watching this? I live in a place with perpetual summer
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  764. The car is definitely the Carrera T with the manual transmission, you can see the front lip indicating the car is SPASM, and the black brake calipers with smaller rotors which come only with Carrera and Carrera T. The gray mirrors and Titanium color wheels only come on Carrera T.
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  765. That moment you hit a pothole hard it always feels like your soul leaves your body for a moment.
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  766. has 400000 RR drives it through the woods
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  767. Using a cat to trick the internet into liking the video. Well played
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  768. That seats are some good whiteboard alternative candidates u can consider. !!
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  769. That was a super fun video. Loved the transitions.
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  770. When the world was struggling Ford came out with a $20k+ Prius in truck form and should be commended for doing it. BTW the Prius Prime starts at almost $30k. When they make the hybrid AWD and all electric for the first 30-40 miles its all over. Spending $40k on a Maverick seems a little silly though.
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  771. "Now, they actually state kW, which is a unit of power, not energy. But again, keep in mind this is a mid-pack team, let's cut 'em a little slack" 🤣 Another excellent video, Jason!
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  772. Fifteen straight minutes of whiteboard: today was a good day!
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  773. I don't understand a single thing he said but I love to hear his voice.
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  774. Ive had 9 cars and counting.. all Manual
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  775. Yeah they're kinda crap anyways. I hope no-one buys them 👀
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  776. Excellent reasoning. I will, however, stick to my stick. I got my licence on a stick. I've been driving a stick for 35 years. I've gotten used to being in direct control of when my transmission does what is needed. Plus, try bump-starting an automatic on a dying battery
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  777. In German it's integrierter starter generator, worked at the production planning when this engine was being planned :)
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  778. As a fellow engineer, I appreciate your approach to this and admitting when you get something wrong (although in your first video you did provide a caveat that you did not KNOW of any car that could accelerate faster than it decelerates so you never lied). Keep up the great work! I am an EE with a passion for cars and would love to get the chance to do a video with you someday!
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  779. I just love these kind of your posts. You seem to be unbiased, your thought train is logical, straight forward and in depth without losing yourself in details. You deserve more credit and lets be frank, so do the engineers who keep improving these engines.
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  780. The dopamine hit from a new E.E video, never gets old.
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  781. The Veyron was said to burn a tank of fuel at full throttle in 12 mins. I wonder if this dodge can do that faster also.
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  782. Almost everything nowadays is a sports car when compared to older cars.
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  783. With all that correction turns out I have a Bugatti engine in my fiat panfa
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  784. I came from Car Throttle and he is now sending me back to them.
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  785. "completely pointless" as everyone is still talking about it. It's marketing and apparently very effective.
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  786. All these people passive aggressively saying Porsche already did it lol. Entirely missing the point of the video.
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  787. 8:23 “the air drag in T-Rex can be neglected” “this is excellent news for Ram”
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  788. That's CRAZY! My mind is completely blown! I don't think I've ever heard of a facelift which had such a huge improvement! This is like 2 generation worth of updates. Well done, Porsche! And EPIC video Jason! Loved it! ❤
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  789. Up next: Tesla towing a Tesla = Infinite energy?
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  790. Get another BUNG!!! ;) I bet she is a blast to drive WOT!
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  791. Last time I was this early Jason was still driving an Acura Integra
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  792. BRB: Bring Rotary Back!
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  793. If you look Really close at the 159/160 spin still frame, you can see the rear tire is just EVER so slightly past TDC, like 160.01 rotations. That gets you closer to Toyota's 0.7% figure
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  794. you're such a garage person!
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  795. Learning physics hasn't ever been this much fun. You're the best "teacher" EE!
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  796. All of the crosstrek B-roll is hilarious
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  797. Driving a V12 Ferrari in Portugal. Tough break man! Looking serious for a moment then steps on it and starts grinning…:)
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  798. I'm a simple man. Make my lawn mower make pops and bangs and I'll enjoying mowing
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  799. Imagine.. The electric f150 vs the cybertruck (chain snaps and a black hole is created) edit: thanks for the likes
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  800. The Leaf was a gateway drug!
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  801. I guess if you buy a high powered luxury SUV you're probably not the sort to worry about repairs.
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  802. Even this has more HP than the bmw Zupra. 🤔😧😐🤦🏻‍♂️✌🏼
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  803. “What transmission would you like?” 10 speed manual please
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  804. Big thumb up for Toyota’s simple but effective solution.
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  805. I 100% prefer manual transmissions. However, you are pretty much 100% correct lol
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  806. I think that in addition to the ONE TIME that you are going to press the brake, you are probably going to be panicked, which means you are not focusing on the threshold braking, like the system will! Great video Jason! Makes total sense to any one that has any!!
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  807. As an airline pilot, I fully geeked out during the whiteboard discussion. Great job! And congrats on 200!
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  808. They're good for reverse donuts and tripod cornering
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  809. I love it. Wish they were half that absurd price
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  810. I love how he nonchalantly compliments his drawing in the midst of all the logic and maths 😂 It actually caught me off guard 😂 but anyways, still one of the best YouTube channels out there for car enthusiasts, for those who drive with their minds.
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  811. "If you happen to flip over, you can start preparing a meal without any trouble"
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  812. Clips like this is why I watch. Im off to spread useless but interesting knowledge
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  813. Wow, this is by far one of the best videos you’ve made. Bravo my friend
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  814. "I'm not sure I know where I'm going with this"... don't worry, we get it. You are pissed, you want to scream and swear, but you are putting on a brave face.
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  815. This is the biggest reason I hate “sport” SUVs, they all weigh over 4000 lbs
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  816. Factor in NOx and the numbers gets even worse.... for the gas engine. And diesels even more.
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  817. Ahhh finally some maths back on the menu
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  818. Absolutely loved that sign off "There's no chance, whatever", lol! I totally agree, but we can still try :-)
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  819. I wish my calculus professor could teach as well as you lol. Great video
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  820. You'd be better served with an accelerometer than a gps tracker for minute details. That tracker is SUPER cool, but it's not the fine data that you're looking for; you need a precise accelerometer.
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  821. I hit a nasty pothole in my Mercedes and it fixed my headlight... Mercedes>Tesla?
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  822. "Didn't quite judge it right" that's how I totaled my first car
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  823. the best thing to do in the last hours of 2017: watching Jason's explanation with his whiteboard. Nice as always, man!
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  824. Jason's 56?? I could have sworn he was at least in his sixties.
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  825. When you find a car that you enjoy this much and causes this much emotion... You know what you need to do!
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  826. 3:04 - Here's my toy car. 3:11 - Here's my real car.
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  827. My best friend's brother-in-law says you're wrong.
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  828. Automotive Science simply explained, that's why I love this channel, good job, thanks
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  829. 2+6+4 = 12 3+1+0 = 4 S2000 has better range obviously.
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  830. But just a couple minutes later, you get the answer of how it can withstand that pressure. 😆
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  831. don't mock my horse power or I'll have to beat you with my yard stick.
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  832. nah, La Croix should be thanking you.
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  833. This is commitment You just got married and still posting Hats off
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  834. I hate all this modern technology. A few months ago I sold my car and now I ride a donkey.
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  835. Almost panicked when I didn't see a whiteboard...
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  836. You've done so much for Koenigseg, I think they owe you a free car.
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  837. It's videos like this that are the reason I subscribe to this channel. Like most self-styled "enthusiasts" I didn't like the start/stop system on my new GTI and thought mistakenly that any fuel efficiency advantages were probably cancelled by the fuel needed to restart the engine. But as an old professor of mine once said, "The thing about data is that it sure does cut the bulls**t." In the meantime, I discovered another benefit of the system. Each day I make a trip to the local Starbucks and wait in line in an enclosed "tunnel" outside the store. Typically, my engine shuts down when I pull into the tunnel and when I reach the window. The baristas at the window have thanked me on multiple occasions for shutting off my engine, noting that they have to breathe exhaust fumes all day long. It's not a big thing but it's worth noting that in addition to reducing fuel consumption to some degree, start/stop technology makes the air a bit more breathable for everyone, some more than others.
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  838. Right now Jason is at home configuring a Performance model 3 and trying to justify it for his YouTube channel.
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  839. I'd rate you 5- stars for best channel
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  840. you were all making fun of the selfie stick, but LOOK NOW how you need it for a video under your carrrrrrr
    337
  841. TIL my old $1500 1998 V8 Ford Explorer can pull a train with the tow strap I bought at Walmart
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  842. Hyundai doing big things!
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  843. go figure, a tesla finally makes a sound and it's one all gearheads agree with
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  844. The free "orange juice" had me laughing way too hard!
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  845. Jason, dont lie. How many times did you have to practice saying "Steel railroad wheels on steel railroad rails" before you could do it without messing up? Because im up to like 8 so far and still cant do it
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  846. Keeping the turbo spooled AND cool noises? Sign me up!
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  847. What a fun little car! Your description of the driving experience, regarding steering, suspension, engine and gearbox, brought back fond memories of a Triumph TR3 I had, about a million years ago: just a simple, light and agile sports car.
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  848. math with imperial units hurts my mind
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  849. "so its almost a mustang right?" hahaha i laughted at that
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  850. It gradually turns into thick sludge that doesn't flow at all. Eventually after enough miles it's like running without any oil and the engine dies.
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  851. Love it, hate it or anything in between, you have to commend Hyundai for trying to make EVs better for us enthusiasts
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  852. For years Jason has told me hello, and bid me welcome. And for years I have felt welcome.
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  853. Awesome review! The way you balanced the contradictions, downsides, achievement, purpose and awesomeness of this vehicle was masterful. To want it and to have misgivings about it, to appreciate the innovation and it's importance for the future while also recognizing it's total lack of efficiency and practicality today, really thoughtful piece, thank you!
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  854. From standing in front of a white board explaining things to driving around in a new Ferrari explaining things. This channel has come a long way.
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  855. When auto reviewers are in the fight to review the vehicle ..Hers's Jason dismantling the very heart of Supra ..THE ENGINE. But bmw and toyota are in the extreme sides of reliability spectrum:)
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  856. Jason you're a garbage person. lol.
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  857. I liked the "spark joy" reference.
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  858. It would be cool to see a thermal image of a rotary engine to see the distribution of heat
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  859. You have no idea how many check engine lights I had with my GTI... is this a joke
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  860. Looks like Yohan is also a millennial who couldn't bother showing up to work from a long night of drinking and partying.
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  861. Honda make the fastest lawn mowers so theres that
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  862. I came for the cars, I stayed for the deadpan sarcasm
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  863. i wish the gear shifting thing was on the steering column where it belongs instead of wasting all that valuable console space
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  864. Break time. That means time to watch some engineering explained.
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  865. That intake manifold reminds me a little bit of what you talked about in the video about the Porsche 4.0L flat 6. I think it's a great to get some extra power without forced induction. Crazy engineering for some of the last ICE's. I'm glad they didn't go for a V6 like Ford
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  866. That finger snap acceleration of the engine was pretty smooth
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  867. So the M5 has 4WD that mimics AWD? Clever!
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  868. I love how they just effectively made a raptor hybrid
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  869. Just ordered my new car in manual. Regrets? None.
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  870. Totally agree with all your reasons. The CVT in my wife's crosstrek is a great, efficient transmission. But I'm going to drive stick until I'm physically unable to do so. (Cold, dead hands, etc, etc...) There are days where my greatest joy is a solid 4-3 downshift...
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  871. 1:42 one of the cooler benefits
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  872. Wait until you try a BRZ supercharged . Simple bolt on supercharger and oh my god, I love it. My car finally feels the way it was meant to be from the factory.
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  873. "Who am I kidding? I daily an electric car because I'm a loser" 😂😂😂
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  874. I'm 99% sure that Koenigsegg had Eurobeat songs on the radio and that gave him the edge
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  875. “I’ll put a white board anywhere” : absolute madlad
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  876. I just Straight Pipe my Koenigsegg Thanks
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  877. Americans have no idea about a lot of things. Sorry, it's true.
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  878. This test shows that your brakes are definitely the wrong place to save money.
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  879. I love it when you assume all of your viewer gonna argue with you. Relax, we're here to learn.
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  880. Koenigsegg always does amazing stuff, I'm impressed... and I hope this manual+auto combination will be offered in the future by other cars with a more affordable pricetag ahah
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  881. The Bronco might be THE BEST revival of an old-favorite. The fact they're offering it in manual is so awesome!
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  882. Wow! The car was a Subaru but after applying Nano coat, it turned into a Model 3!
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  883. As a fellow enginerd, I love it when you do math videos like this. You save me so much time that I would otherwise someday spend calculating all this stuff. Now I can just watch your videos!
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  884. "it does says PREMIUM!" lol
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  885. Thanks for answering the IMPORTANT question about water fording depth. Jeep owners everywhere were curious.
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  886. How can anyone not like this video. Superb technical data, backed up by verifiable facts. And look how much fun he's having. Great video. Carry on bro👊
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  887. Can you become a professor if this whole YouTube thing doesn't end up working out sometime down the road? You're a very good lecturer and a professor like you is one who would inspire others to work hard and enjoy their field.
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  888. I love manual but you made very good points... I’m still gonna drive manual 😂
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  889. Pro Dirver: 52.2 Seconds 107% Rule: 55.854 Seconds Math Nerd: 55.2 Seconds Congrats, you're officially qualified :)
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  890. I work nights. I'm a nurse. I love cars. You just earned the" No way are you a loser award"! You held my sleepy attention, for 13 min and 17secs! I applaud you.
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  891. I love that even when you are being funny the white board is still present.
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  892. Looks like a Warthog from Halo inside.
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  893. "....feel free to LEAF them below"
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  894. Engineering “Take it on a long test drive” Explained
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  895. So what your saying is that the cybrtrk is a “chonky boi”. Lol.
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  896. I like to party. CVT's aren't good for partying.
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  897. Is this the first video where he didn’t pull a brake disc, clutch or friction pad out of his back pocket
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  898. It's funny that some people think he is trying to convince people to drive automatics and they try to argue against it like he's a manual hater or something. They must not watch this channel. There are pros and cons to everything people!
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  899. "closed course with parental supervision" :D
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  900. You should start a channel with Jam master and roast the vloggers. I’d subscribe to that. It was absolutely hilarious
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  901. Damn I thought it was a PT Cruiser under that towel.
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  902. They'll fix that in the next Software Update.
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  903. Although this exhaust is freaking expensive, and provides little gains(some but little), I think just having a titanium exhaust is cool enough.
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  904. Wow, that's fascinating that the self-healing of the film still works. That was one of the things I wondered about when I got ceramic on the Bullitt on top of the XPEL. Thanks for the info Jason!
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  905. Needs a sound mode with a kid saying, "vroom vroom."
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  906. I love knowing that Mazda has not given up on the rotary. Mazda is a very special company, if you look at their history, people and passion in that company - they are so impressive. That being said; this is definitely not the rotary 99% of us wanted. 🙃
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  907. Double true for motorcycles- triple true for sport bikes.
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  908. “What did you do?!” So funny. I’m thrilled that this car exists. I hope Toyota sells every last one. I also hope the owners drive the piss out of them. This car deserves it.
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  909. As an engineer I call tell you it's not laziness. The "Marketing Scums" call the shots. You have to "build to cost"
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  910. "...IT BREAKS THE SCALE (that I made up)..."
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  911. I think this is just a result of testing parts intended for the track vs parts for the road. People convince themselves that race parts must be better on the road because they are designed for harsher conditions but this refutes that. Very useful as I am going to need new rotors in the future and with my car being an old Lincoln, I never really thought I'd need performance rotors, but I really wanted them. But it looks like you've saved me some money! It may be a tricky one to test but if you're considering doing it, how dusty performance pads get would be extremely useful as I think that is what will do more for braking performance.
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  912. Looks goddamn fine as hell. The car's not bad either.
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  913. "Did donuts last week, and the street STILL smoking..."
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  914. Fancy foot work on the pedals my man!
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  915. Your cars parts can't break if you don't drive it. taps forehead
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  916. Do you ride bro? 😄 Time to dust off the old bicicleta 🚲
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  917. ALL HAIL THE BLUE WHALE 🐋
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  918. So without the 1ft rollout you can say your channel already has 3M subscribers :)
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  919. Thanks Infinity, for flying my favorite nerd-gineer over to get the scoop on this. It' a fascinating design. Oh, and thanks to the nerd for yet another awesome video explaining cool engineering. :)
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  920. My 86 year old grandfather spent hours at Christmas showing the rest of the family fart mode on his Model S. I spent 10-15 minutes laughing so hard tears were rolling down my face.
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  921. Thanks Jason for going through these hardships so we don’t have to. 😉
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  922. Yoooooo congrats! Welcome to the attainable dream car club
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  923. You forgot to mention that the super charged engine loses power running the super charger. (It's a net positive, of course, but it explains why you have less power per liter of air than a NA engine)
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  924. Excellent video, well presented, objective arguments (something which is distinctly lacking these days).
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  925. Love the animation Thanks Infiniti and EE :)
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  926. Jason, thank you for speaking to this F1 vs. Production engine debate. They are both amazing feats of engineering. Neither one is superior, and they both bring great things to the table that both studies improve from. It's not really an Engineers argument to say one is "better" engineering than the next as they have different problems to solve. Love the video!
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  927. As someone who has a degree in Automation, Industrial Maintence and Robotics, I simpatize with Tesla because I know in first hand how hard it can be to give the buyer a product in a reasonable amount of time when the demand is sky high. Tesla is a very young company trying to push out a product with unbelievable demand, it is the first time in history this has happened on this scale. I also understand why people think this is unacceptable, you can buy any car from any 100 year old company and it has non of these problems. I believe that Tesla just needs to keep pushing though, providing very good custumer support so that they can keep mass producing cars and still fix these problems as they appear, because trying to produce on this scale at such an young age is destructive for any company. If they try tu push a perfect product into the market they just can't produce it, if they push a defected product into the market they can fix it later, and nothing is worst that taking peoples money and then don't give them the car. The important thing is that they fix it right away when you say that something is wrong.
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  928. Detailed, thorough, entertaining. I'm sure many will complain.
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  929. Fantastic video but just a little bit disappointed though because your whiteboard would have easily fitted into this beast.
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  930. "unreasonably passionate about pointless statistics" could be the name of this channel. PS i love this channel
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  931. While a very informative video, I don't think you know how Honda OEM wheels are manufactured. The raw metal material is excavated from the deepest trenches of hell where it is forged. Then the metal is cut with pure unicorn horns. The wheel is then dipped in a 50:50 mixture of unicorn blood: Bambi's blood. They are then sent back to hell and finally pressed with a hardened gloss by Superman himself. A typical day at the Honda factory. Please don't ask how the all powerful Honda Civic Si is made. OK, thanks.
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  932. Wow! This is the only brake video I've seen to rival ChrisFix's quality (and I've seen quite a few). I don't know why we don't see more repair videos from EE, judging by this one. You still can't beat a ChrisFix video... but this is freaking good.
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  933. I'm a retired aircraft engineer and I'm not surprised at your excitement about electric cars. I just returned a leased Ford Focus Electric and replaced it with a Chevy Bolt. From an engineering standpoint they are just an elegant solution to the problem of transporting people. Things like the simplicity of the powerplant/drivetrain compared to an internal combustion engine, the ability to fuel your vehicle at home, the efficiency, the instant power, low maintenance, etc. These are the types of things that appeal to me as an engineer. My second car which is a Fusion Hybrid feels archaic now, especially when it throws the occasional EVAP code.
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  934. As an ecologist and a car enthusiasts, I couldn't resist the burst of laughter that came during your intro 😂😂
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  935. Even as a die-hard Mopar guy, I'm glad to see the V8 Raptor back. Always good to have some competition
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  936. I never really thought about all the engineering that goes into tires, and how multidisciplinary it is. Great video 👍👍
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  937. Cooling fan from my Dell PC tower, got it Jason.
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  938. So the air to water system has an intercooler for your intercooler. Got it
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  939. Happy to have it hosted on Cars & Bids! It is a really excellent drivers car.
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  940. The CVT "shift points" should be a user option in the vehicle settings. Especially not having them at all (most efficient ratios for torque/speed).
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  941. 9:09 "There are three kinds of people in this world: those who can count, and those who can't."
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  942. Manual, Automatic, Dual Clutch and CVT all in one transmission, I'm impressed with Toyota Great explation btw, keep it up!
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  943. Damn, more than my entire car 😂
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  944. Parental supervision? :D okay jason
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  945. "Who's stoked to do some math?" ME!
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  946. Love the crackles and pops! I respect their thoughts on torque steer too, I agree that mild torque steer isn't really a bad thing. Better than numb steering. It's awesome that you got to experience the Nurburgring and the Autobahn too!
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  947. Love how he adjusted his editing so we didn't have to see that huge bug on the windshield.
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  948. This guy is the absolute best at effortlessly trolling the car youtube community. Always halarious!
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  949. Might as well remove the brake system for weight reduction
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  950. Thank you for including “well to wheel” something a lot of people overlook! Also - my 2018 40kWh LEAF has a spare wheel!
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  951. As a stick shift ICE guy who can’t help the smile on his face watching and hearing all the sounds from the car, I think they got something right.
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  952. I absolutely like this better than the new Supra. I imagine it will be a better long term machine too.
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  953. First!!!!!!
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  954. Dude I know most people aren't going to understand this humor but words really can't describe how much I loved this video 😂
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  955. I traded my 2017 Subaru Crosstrek for a 2018 Crosstrek. Much better car. Do I fit into this ultra-wealthy category?
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  956. A company that brings you in to prove thier product,RARE👍👍
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  957. I'm lovin' these Humble Engineering Mechanic Explained collaborations! 👈😎👉 Wishing you two a Happy 4th of July!
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  958. When you own an s2000, its all good!
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  959. This thing accelerates faster to 124mph than either of my cars to 60mph. That's insanity.
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  960. This is probably your best video in my opinion, and you've got a ton of really good ones. Thanks for posting this.
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  961. Joined for the Mechanical Engineering, stayed for the Electromechanical and Chemical Engineering. Thanks for being so loyal to the core meaning of this channel. I love your contents, Jason ❤️
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  962. I worked in aftermarket parts cataloging for about 8 years. The FMSI book was a basically a bible. Data changes by the supplier is the biggest achilles heel, resulting in "these pads don't fit my vehicle" complaints. I still learned quite a bit from this one! very interesting.
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  963. I really do appreciate these random test videos. I never knew I wanted to know something that I always wanted to know.(Because I live in the exact climate that you are testing for. Cold weather, no snow)
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  964. Excellent explanation! I can always count on you to make sense of what otherwise can seem like absolute wizardry. From one car enthusiast to another, keep up the great work! 🚘
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  965. Oh god here comes the vetec yo comments.
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  966. 09:33 so you exit on passenger side? :)
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  967. that comment about clean air being good killed me
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  968. I need this to replace the truck... How much can it tow? I need something that can tow 5k lbs for the drift car!
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  969. Eletronik Eletronic Rotor Rotor KÜHLWASSERMANTEL Water cooling jacket Man, i love german
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  970. Dude you have the best job in the world, you get paid to drive awesome cars and talk about them
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  971. Everybody knows that nothing breaks like a mustang…wait, what?
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  972. Ethanol gives "less" fuel economy, but is (atleast where I live, sweden) cheaper. So you have to fill up more but it costs about the same overall. We have e85
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  973. Holy moly! The gullibility is intense!
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  974. Me nodding my head throughout the entire video feeling smart even though I didn't understand one bit
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  975. 4 days. Not bad. 56 days quicker than the twin turbo install on my mustang! Lol
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  976. You should do it again, but with the side of the crankcase off. We could see the temps of each components.
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  977. As a GR Yaris owner from Norway I welcome you to the GR club!
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  978. Sometimes I’m not sure why I watch an EE video. I just do.
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  979. Jason - Engineers Rule! You just brought a piece of medical education that I used to (less elegantly) impart to every new Medical Technology student (training to do Hospital Laboratory & medical clinic testing, blood lead testing, for example) training in our certified MT program. I now have the direct citations for some of the less traceable info in text books. Simply excellent, and engaging (!!) presentation. Many thanks.
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  980. 1000 videos is an unfathomable achievement considering the amount of effort that goes into each one. Holy cow. Thanks for explaining engineering to us for as long as you’ve been doing it
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  981. Awesome stuff Jason. I drove this car back in April, and its awesome. Mine should be here soon. Its actually stuck at port.
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  982. Parodies are very hard to pull off but you did it, congrats. This video was genuinely enriching on top of being funny.
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  983. "When to shift a manual car" was my first video. I was impressed by your explanation, stayed since that.
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  984. Thanks again for the opportunity and HUGE thank you for the shoutout! Hope to make more videos with you soon!
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  985. This was the last piece of the puzzle for me to understand how transmissions work. I already knew the components and basic procedure, but could never actually imagine how the gears interact. Great video.
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  986. To get the carbon off, you gotta blast those valves with the walnuts bro...any nuts that fall down into the combustion chamber and get roasted, you simply collect in a "catch can" and serve those caramelized nuts at your next party.
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  987. Colin Chapman the founder of Lotus also stated: "Power makes You faster on the straghts, less weight makes You faster everywhere"
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  988. Thanks for the shoutout, Jason! This video was pretty and scenic, but mostly because you were in it.
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  989. engines getting smaller with less cylinders and strapping a turbo on to make up the power. Rather than giving us bigger engines strapped with a turbo.
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  990. Best G-Wagon review around the internet.
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  991. American here, my brain turned into an omelet watching this.
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  992. Smh I’ve been putting the fast side of the sticker face down...
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  993. Accelerating from a stop "Eh, this thing isn't too slow..." Engine reaches 6000rpm Vtec kicked in yo BWAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH
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  994. Superb video. I just recently purchased a turbocharged engine vehicle and ALWAYS wondered of the difference. You explain things concisely and your visuals are on point. Thanks for your channel.
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  995. As it turns out flooring the S2000 is bad for its fuel economy.
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  996. ¿Can you remake some of your old videos? Before the end of net neutrality stops me from learning from you...
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  997. I have the same Maverick, but hybrid. It's truly incredible for the cost I paid in 2022. I expect to buy another soon. Averaging 51.9 mpg this spring and almost 700 miles per tank.
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  998. This is such a good video. Holy crap. I’ve always liked you videos, but this one… wow. Very well done. Everything flowed so well, you explained things in a way which would make sense to everyone, and you explained a huge amount of detail without it feeling overwhelming, all somehow within a 13 minute video. Nice freaking job dude.
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  999. Great explanation! You should definitely do more electric vehicle engineering info. I'd really like to understand the process behind regenerative braking and how some of the other systems work in electric vehicles, and your explanations are some of the best.
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  1000. Literally was about to go buy tires and this video pops up
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  1001. You're telling me they don't design cars just to make YouTube commenters happy, even if none of them can afford to buy one?
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  1002. Can't beat a decent level of squishyness. .....
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  1003. This is 1 of your best video's you've ever made. You explained everyting exceptionally well!
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  1004. Jason: God I wished I could draw 1 car properly.. Elon: Say no more fam..
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  1005. BRAP BRAP PEWWWWW
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  1006. Nevermind the initial energy needed to creat the hydrogen at scale.
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  1007. Ferrari, don’t build an suv. Same for Mclaren. If minivans come back strong, are these companies going to build minivans? Stay true to your origin. Enzo would never consider an suv.
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  1008. This whole video explains why Miata is always the answer.
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  1009. The engine oil in the wine glasses was a nice touch. Pairs nicely with SAE 5W-Chardonnay
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  1010. There is only one transmition currently offered which is a six speed manual WOW
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  1011. Zahnradfabrik Friedrichshafen (ZF) which means gearing/gearwheel factory and Friedrichshafen is in southern Germany at the Swiss border. It exists since 1915. I worked on the Saarbrücken factory at the French border building 8HP gearboxes. Greetings and great show.
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  1012. "You Shouldn't Care About Horsepower (As Much)" James from Donut Media: "But...mo powa baby." Car Throttle: "Weight reduction bro!"
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  1013. Koenigsegg engineers proud of their work's efficiency. One day later on YouTube: STRAIGHT PIPED KOENIGSEGG TERRORIZING THE STREETS!!! SAVAGE SOUND EARGASM 4K HD
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  1014. I'm surprised you didn't mention the play between couplers as well, those auto racks have a ton of slack. Having to start only one car moving at a time is a huge advantage vs. lifting the whole train at once.
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  1015. You should use the Leaf for ALL your in car talking videos until you give it back. It'll let those who say EV's suck to at least accept one benefit of them, Silence.
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  1016. This Channel is a tribute to physics and science application! Long Live EE
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  1017. This video, more than any, has given us a view of the real Jason; and I can appreciate that. Glad to see you love it, especially since you did the work by yourself. Jason: "I accelerated to redline in 1st through 4th, hitting a maximum speed of 35mph at 9k rpm in 4th"
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  1018. I enjoy your videos. You don't make ridiculous assumptions or draw conclusions without the data to back them up. You also explain your methods and possible concerns people might have. As an adult who is going back to school (finals this week!! AHHH!!) to study engineering, your videos are always refreshing and not full of facepalm material like so many other YouTubers who claim to be sciencing all the things. Thanks, and keep them coming. :)
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  1019. I would like to see this done with different rotors too!
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  1020. runs faster than rob’s 4 rotor
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  1021. The reason we didn't see his face is because he had his boo holding him closely, comforting him while he was scratching the hood.
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  1022. BMW Forester
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  1023. Congrats on the new white board! I guess it only takes 2 million subscribers to upgrade lol Edited for 2mil!!
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  1024. I love your style, Jason. Informative, entertaining lesser-known facts, a mix of your own opinions, and not taking yourself too seriously. A great combination and for sharing observations in a fun way!
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  1025. People who say "wutter" instead of "water" cannot be trusted
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  1026. Jason, you failed to mention Winter Driving Factor #4 (the most influential factor of all): The big nut behind the steering wheel!
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  1027. As a fellow mechanical engineer, I salute your math. To be able to get your predictions THIS close to the real numbers -- THAT is the TRUE power (of math). The delta between your predictions and the actuals is SIGNIFICANTLY less than the run-to-run variation that you may see in said 6 runs. That is AWESOME!!! Stay in school, kids. And get REALLY good at math, because that's how you can provide the data and the evidence for when someone is trying to scam you with a marketing trick.
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  1028. 2:49 "But let's BRAKE it all down" Puns, oh Goddess, the puns!
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  1029. 1:40 "This moves the valves..." [Jeremy Clarkson pause] "...overhead"
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  1030. The biggest take away is how energy intense traditional boating is. 2mpg translates into roughly ~16kwh/mile meanwhile the electric semis out there are getting ~2kwh/mile while hauling a full load. Roughly 8 times more energy to move a small boat versus a loaded semi
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  1031. Well…simplicity can be quite complicated🤷🏻‍♂️
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  1032. Those are 2 million well-earned subscriptions. In an era of clickbait and "controversial" opinions, you keep your cool and bring interesting topics in an intelligent way. Congrats!
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  1033. laughs in horse drawn carriage
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  1034. I love all your videos, but the whiteboard videos are my favorite. I've been a subscriber since the inline 6 whiteboard video.
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  1035. All rubber is not created equal and that's a fact.
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  1036. For when a VR6 is not weird enough
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  1037. Best intro ever Yay-son I really liked it.
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  1038. Thought it was a ford explorer under that towel
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  1039. Please, do post more content for this new segment. Nobody else explains these engine innovations besides bragging about more displacement/power figures and engine sound.
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  1040. Anyone else find the oil the most interesting part? Would love to see how it actually changes wear and power transmission compared to other oils and just bear metal contact.
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  1041. Cost is inversely proportional to dust.
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  1042. Everyone should just buy a Miata
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  1043. This video was doomed to be disliked...
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  1044. Don't be confused by the bottle. That is eNOS. Nissan/Nismo sells them in the parts department to give extra acceleration like the Tesla Ludicrous mode.
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  1045. Damn, very interesting conclusion at the end, i think it's the right decision, props to Mazda for that. They may get less mainstream attention but for people who care like the people watching this channel it's surely good publicity to do that instead of going the cheating emissions route lmao
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  1046. "Professional driver. Closed course. Do not attempt" 😂😂😂
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  1047. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8! 8 Cylinders! Ah-ah-ahh!
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  1048. bah, this newfangled technology is never gonna be better than a good horse
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  1049. SUV’s are inherently un-sporty, but I guess nobody told Alfa that
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  1050. WOW! That is outstanding that Infinity hooked you up like that..... and it really shows that your channel is watched by smart people that wish to thoroughly understand the engineering of an engine! lol Sadly though... I drive a 12 STi.... with an engine design nearly 30 years old... Sure it's been updated of course, but at it's core... it's OLD.
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  1051. The smile on his face when talking about those sensors is like mine when I talk about video games lol.
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  1052. I appreciate a lot your work: it's great, keep going! Unfortunately I have to say something about the topic of this video: First of all It's true that Diesel engines have higher compression ratios resulting in higher Peak firing Pressures and consequently higher values of torque BUT this is not the "true reason" why CI engines have more torque COMPARED to SI ones. In fact, while the SI engine works always stoichiometric (or even slightly in the rich side (relative A/R (Air Fuel ratio) ~0.9)), the Diesel engine cannot work anywhere close to the stoichiometric A/R due to t bad air utilization (min relative A/R is in the order of 1.2-1.3) thus resulting in ~20% less fuel injected (in mass) for the same quantity of air in the cylinder. Lower fuel injected means lower energy released in the combustion and so lower torque (this "base" 20% deficit is partially, but non totally, compensated by the higher compression ratio and higher Diesel specific energy). If you compare the torque figures of old naturally aspirated diesels with NA SI engines of the same time you'll verify what I'm saying. The second thing you mentioned is not wrong but it's not that relevant: the combustion of a Diesel engine is more efficient when it tends to a constant-volume combustion (like in the case of the IDEAL Otto cycle). For partial loads, the actual duration of the two combustion processes, even if they're fundamentally different, is comparable and I would say that there are so many variables involved (speed, temperature, fuel quality, turbulence in the clinder, etc) that is difficult to say which combustion process is the most efficient. However, at high loads, the combustion process of a SI engine is definetly occurring faster than a CI one since the latter has to fight against a "mixing controlled combustion" during which fuels struggles to find air to react with. (In fact, CI engines rotate slower than SI ones) For what concerns the third point you presented... it's just a false myth: the higher lever of a longer stroke is counteracted by the lower force resulting from a smaller bore. If you take the condensed formula to compute engine power you'll notice that bore and stroke are multyplied together giving as a result the displacement (longer stroke -> smaller bore). So, the reason why diesel engines have much higher specific torque than SI ones is turbocharging. Thanks to the very high allowed boost ratio it is possible to force a lot of air inside the cylinder and so it is possible to burn more diesel than gasoline (for a given displacement). This results in a much higher torque together with a more efficient engine. (Power output, unfortunately, si affected by the "slow" combustion process that doesn't allow the engine to rotate as fast as a SI engines). This comment doesn't want to be against you. You've always done a great job. It's just to make things a little bit clearer.
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  1053. The camera work on the engine shots is top notch! I loved the valve cover fade-away to the DOHC. Great video!!!
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  1054. Meanwhile people in Germany: "300 km/h is my cruising speed"
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  1055. Yay!!! So glad to see you made it beyond 200!!!! The engineering part of this was super helpful and interesting as always, and I loved hearing your description of driving that fast! I only did half of that speed in this car, but I felt everything that you said, and looking as far ahead as possible really helps! Driving in the McLaren was actually my first time on a track! Twas my gateway drug I guess.... I autocross my Miata now cause I'm poor lol. Same feelings, different speed!!!
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  1056. I want Ferrari to make lawn mowers
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  1057. Holy crap I’ve always wondered about this thank you
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  1058. You explaining supercars, this is too much, thank you, keep going.
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  1059. The thing I love most about this guy is he does all the maths for us
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  1060. Excellent report Jason! As an old, and I mean old, Ford guy, I love this stuff! The General keeps putting out powerful engines, especially for Corvettes, but a well thought out blown V8 just tickles my funny bone.
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  1061. Dude this data is amazing! Every question possibly to be asked regarding the effects of fuel grade answered! And no your not too nerdy as you've mentioned in your other 10 things about the hellcat car video 😅😂
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  1062. There is nothing like a good collaboration between two auto enthusiasts
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  1063. Finally... a different perspective we can appreciate. Everyone else yammers on about the looks, the prestige, the exclusivity, the price.... You brought us the how-to's, the why's and the mechanical appreciation of this Rolls Royce. Thank you.
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  1064. It's funny, I've also been taught to never let you gas tank be too low. As it will hurt you fuel pump operating at that amount. How things change but stay the same. Lol.
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  1065. I love it! This was some awesome light hearted humor. We all know Engineers make cars to be assembled, not worked on! 😆
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  1066. "On today's episode: Jason buys a Miata... Charles, buys a Miata, and a baby whiteboard comes out of a Miata.
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  1067. HERESY! In all seriousness though, you do have very good points. I know a vast majority of people see driving as simply point A to point B, and an automatic makes a lot of sense for them. Personally, I've been driving a manual longer than I've driven an automatic and I hope I can keep it that way for as long as I can. Sure I won't win any drag races but I find it way more fun and engaging.
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  1068. Thank you for the bananas. I wouldn’t have known how big the frunk is.
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  1069. bro how many times are u gonna show me you plugging in that car !?
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  1070. CVK: It's fast. You can do the math Jason: Challenge accepted! Does it just like that 😎🤘🏻
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  1071. Koenigsegg innovation really is amazing.
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  1072. mazda is a truly amazing car maker.
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  1073. Excellent!!!! The only person that I know that can have 15 pages of text in engineering in a video less than 15 minutes long. Very dense content. With a whiteboard on the background? Priceless....
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  1074. Check engine light is "Just part of being in the Volkswagen family" truer words have never been said 👏
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  1075. It’s a turn-key toy, air conditioned and track ready that’s for sure. Performance is impressive and the transmission shifts lightning fast.
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  1076. Put it in the crosstrek 🗣
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  1077. Why not just fire 1000 times for 1000x efficiency
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  1078. I am a big Tesla skeptic, and I believe this video makes one of the most objective takes on Tesla, even though it is a praising video. Thanks Jason!
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  1079. "Hey there, you wanted to do a little more math"? Hell no, that's what we have you for.
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  1080. It's more along the lines that reality is way more complicated than we typically perceive it to be.
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  1081. But why buy the Stelvio when you can buy the Giulia
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  1082. First thing I ask: What about rain? Lists off 3 things that's not rain, prepares to leave video "And lastly, what about rain?"
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  1083. I know it’s a good day when I hear “Hello everyone and welcome.”
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  1084. Breaking: Hyundai brings DRS to road cars
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  1085. Me: man, I really gotta get back to Calc 2... Engineering Explained: yeah, but first, check this out.
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  1086. Thank you so much for explaining this. These numbers are out of this world!! You have the ability to make work from the worlds best engineers clear and understandable for a whole lot more people. That's a gift not many people have. Thnx again!
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  1087. This video convinced me to trade in my Raptor for a Crosstrek.
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  1088. Your passion to explain and teach is notable, thanks Jason and wish your the best with your channel!
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  1089. You can finally move your hands without caring for the wheel! Phew...
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  1090. So is that the reason why front wheel drive turbocharged lawnmowers have top exit exhaust? I mean.. they're still mounted in the engine bay.. :o
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  1091. I always click your videos thinking, "ah, I actually don't care that much, but I'll see what Jason is talking about". Then I stay for the whole thing.
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  1092. the google over yahoo sticker should improve performance of anything!
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  1093. "Perhaps someone bumped into the side of the garage when they were parking; didn't quite judge it right" Nice.
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  1094. Thats why I use 13" and steelies lol
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  1095. 9:08 Jason: "So here's 2 things we know are true. " Jason's hand: holds up three fingers 😂
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  1096. 4:08 "90-95% at wot" that reminded me of when I use to drive small cc motorcycles. everything felt like a race on that thing
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  1097. Had two engineers from Achates Power give a lecture for our Engines course at Cal Poly on their OP2S. It was a really interesting lecture. From what I remember they mentioned that the size of the engine was really holding back their production. They had mentioned that an OP2S was mounted in an F-series on an angle so that it could fit in the existing frame. Super cool stuff.
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  1098. "Velocity squared over nOboDy CaReS" 🤣🤣
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  1099. Who liked the video before they watched it?
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  1100. I don't know what any of this means, but I have a strange urge to buy 140 cans of Le Croix.
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  1101. Never took your vids very serious but now that you’re wearing those glasses 👓 you’ve got so much more authority!
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  1102. I had a set of Continental Extreme Contact Sport tires on a 1987 Acura Integra for a few years. With those tires, I was competitive while autocrossing against 9th and 10th generation Honda Civics with nearly 100 more horsepower but on all-season tires.
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  1103. Ayyy that's my university. We get told about the VW thing at least 5 times a year at engineering events
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  1104. Can't tell you how many old guys I have argued with about this. I quit years ago. Velocity they confuse it with back pressure. Yeah smaller pipes have high low rpm velocity, so you get better low rpm scavenging and better low end power. But then at some point they start choking the engine.
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  1105. Hey man, I heard you like intercoolers so I put an intercooler on your intercooler
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  1106. I actually bought my '23 in part based on the recommendation from this channel. Awesome to see it back!
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  1107. turn 90 degrees up cut hole in hood cold air
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  1108. Pointless you say yet I feel smarter after this video...I'd definitely give this channel most informative award.
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  1109. Really nice informative video. A couple of additional comments from a former battery management system engineer, to the real nerds out there: First, charging to 100% affects more than just range estimation. It also effects accuracy of cell-to-cell balancing, and hence actual range! Small leakage currents in some cells inevitably cause charge differences to accrue between different parts of the battery over long periods. The circuitry needs to correct these imbalances by "bleeding" charge off of the higher charged cells or cell groups. It can only do this if it knows which cells are more charged! If the cells aren't properly balanced one cell/group will hit 0% before the others, leaving energy on the table, and as a consequence the vehicle will estimate (and deliver) lower total range. Even NMC chemistry balances better when fully charged occasionally. Although more steep than LFP, the NMC charge/voltage graph's slope just isn't steep enough for <1% accurate balancing in the middle portion. You'll get up to a couple more percent range from NMC if it can reach 100% every so often and re-estimate charge there, and re-balance more accurately. Second, it's important to understand that all battery management systems use "coulomb counting" (monitoring discharge current) almost exclusively to estimate range, at least when driving. This is not just for LFP, NMC absolutely does this as well. The cell voltage fluctuates wildly during driving as the internal impedance of the cell causes varying voltage drops under varying load and really can't be used for charge estimation very much at all while driving. In fact, even once the car is parked, NMC systems can't just immediately look at the cell voltage to recalibrate the current accumulator that tracks charge. Not only do cell impedances have time-dependent components that take minutes or even hours to stop exhibiting small voltage drops, but cells exhibit all sorts of irritating effects that temporarily change the cell voltage, such as hysteresis and other history dependent effects. These effects tend to go away over time (and faster when it's not freezing cold). So for NMC the car wants to be placed at 100% occasionally, and left there for at least 6 hours or so, and preferably not too much below room temperature. This will allow more accurate recalibration of the accumulator, and more accurate balancing. Now the actual algorithms are very complex, the car will get progressively more confidence that it understands where the charge level stands as the cells rest more and more, so even while driving the current accumulator would be updated if it disagreed wildly with the cell voltage, and the convergence just gets better and better if you give it more time with no current draw at a steeper part of the cell curve. [oh and it really should be plugged in for this so that the battery doesn't have to support ancillary equipment, and really has no load on it for those 6+ hours] One last bonus point, not so much about delivered range but about range estimates. Although slightly sketchy feeling, it's actually also helpful to discharge an NMC car to low charge levels, where the voltage curve bends down, for the same reason of estimation accuracy. (It doesn't need to be 0%, but say below 15%-20%). Probably true of LFP too but no first hand experience with that. The same as near 100%, the charge/voltage curve is steeper here and the car gets a better idea about what's going on. Again, the car the needs to sit there for at least 6 hours or so and not be too cold to "rest" the cells and let their voltages precisely settle. This is ideally done in close proximity to the 100% "rest" described above(like the previous day or the next day). Once these two "rests" have happened the battery management system now has a very, very good estimate of the total capacity from 0% to 100%. It doesn't have to extrapolate too far, since it's just recently been near 0% and 100%, and thanks to the steep curve at the ends it knew exactly where it was! This allows the system to update the estimated amp-hour capacity of each cell group with confidence, and so better know how much juice it actually can hold. Again this won't give more actual delivered range, the car stops driving when the battery voltage of the lowest performing cell/group hits the low voltage cutoff no matter what percentage is displayed. But if you don't want to ever drive below 10%, and the estimate is off and pessimistic, you might be leaving range on the table by driving to a faulty estimate. Or even worse, if the car never ever sees low charge levels and has a really badly erroneous and optimistic estimate, you might believe you have another 10% left to make that last 30 miles of the trip, and be stranded 10 miles out. It's really hard to get a car into this state, but if you only ever let the battery see the range 60%-80% and never outside of that, it's possible. That's only a 3.3% range estimation error in a 300 mile battery pack but 10 miles is a big deal if the car stops driving.
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  1110. dang it just when it thought i would have a easy day and learn nothing. engineering explained: hold my la croix
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  1111. "providing useless advice" lol
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  1112. Wow, an actual unbiased review. Amazing. Haha. I've owned a Model 3 for about 4 months now, and you hit the nail on the head. Every downside you mentioned is absolutely the case. Every point isn't a deal breaker but still annoying.
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  1113. Thank you for explaining the engineering behind the machines. I've learned about things that I never even knew existed. Fascinating.
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  1114. Looking forward to this new series
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  1115. Really appreciate you making these videos man
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  1116. I tried to expand mine and blew the welds on the intake
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  1117. You just convinced me to start using my car's start-stop system. The power of science.
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  1118. "Electric cars are really fun, but they're not right for everyone" was the exact moment I hit like on this video. Nice one Jason.
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  1119. Thats a nice drawing of the car you got on the board
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  1120. "this is america" "i want my power now"
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  1121. My wife just accused me of having a "serious man crush" on you... I thought you should know that, lol
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  1122. Hydrogen be like "I NEVER KNOCKED ON NOBODY!"
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  1123. I’m just gonna drive my 2010 Yaris forever. This new cars hurt my brain and my wallet.
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  1124. Crosstrek blue, a man of culture.
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  1125. I like this video a lot more than your others. Don't get me wrong I love all your videos, but it's nice to understand an entire video. Even if I understand your math based videos I can't apply that knowledge in real life, this I can apply to grasp a better understanding of how my car is working when I'm driving my standard car. That will help a lot
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  1126. Everybody talking about dropping a fake birth year, but this is just to distract you from the fact that Jason travels with a Clifford the Big Red Dog plush.
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  1127. Score on the tire treasure hunt! Thanks for sharing.
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  1128. Next: I BOUGHT A FALCON HEAVY ROCKET
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  1129. 6:49 - "It CAN improve significantly" (as he is touching the cans).
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  1130. We all need to like this video. Because all the salty people who dislike it without even realizing that Jason only owns manuals...
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  1131. It's crazy this is the first Tesla you've reviewed/driven
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  1132. I love how you clear up commonly asked car questions with the math as opposed to giving a biased opinion based on your personal car setup. Your explanations makes questioning what to get for my car a much easier process. Appreciate your work!!
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  1133. wow, can I have a ride? sorry, only one seat
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  1134. This is brilliant, every scene had me laughing.
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  1135. I’m 9 years past a 40 year career as a ChE. I spanned the years from a Post VersaLog to a Lenovo T60. My most important calculational tool was a simple chalkboard at the start and a whiteboard at the end. My ChE professors had 3 rules: state your basis, state your assumptions and draw a picture before you start anything else.
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  1136. Tesla-Stan here. The new Taycan is mind-blowingly impressive. Porche delivers. Of course at a price 😁.
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  1137. I owned a 2000 year VW Bora with the V5 engine years ago - Cracking exhaust sound, smooth running (thanks to all the counter balancing act going on inside) but only really made sense at 80+ mph speeds where constant high speed could be easily matintained and MPG actually improved into the low 30's! That said, it had woeful economy around town though, I once read a comment on this particular engine - 'Performance of a 4 cylinder with the economy of a 6 cylinder'......very true!
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  1138. I walked out of my court hearing for this
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  1139. Electrons are very kind? I dunno, I've always thought they were a bit negative...
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  1140. You are like a kid in a candy store. Could tell you were having a blast. Thanks for letting us experience it through you!
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  1141. Such cool work you did in this video - thumbs up and a big THANK YOU !!! :)
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  1142. I have a manual car and I think it was your channel that taught me to engine brake to save fuel. 👍
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  1143. Never spent so much time chuckling through comments. The auto vs manual debate will never end it seems
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  1144. Damn son. Fragrance injection.
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  1145. One of the few channels ran by a youth who's able to properly explain the automotive world in detail! I'm a mechanical engineer too and this is how these kind of topics should be explained! Too easy to test drive expensive cars only because you have a lot of money and saying things that everyone would be able to notice only by reading a brochure. As always can't wait for the next video! Thanks Jason \m/
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  1146. 2 minutes and 15 seconds in and i already feel like this has been the most technically informative Tesla video i’ve ever watched. thank you, Jason. -long time fan
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  1147. Being subscribed to engineering explained changed my mind on electric vehicles
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  1148. I nearly punched you through screen for being n engineer and posting about flat earth.. But aprils fools. U got me. Nerd humor at its best. Congrats. U got me.
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  1149. for anything that heavy, any 0-60 time that's not best described as "any day now", is insane
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  1150. Model 3 fill up, so 300ish miles is less than $10. For $10 my truck could go about 50 miles........
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  1151. I’m doin me a good ol learn
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  1152. Who's here after James May called Jason "a clever bloke." Congrats mate, you deserved to be praised by one of the world's best!
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  1153. Just remember that knowledge gives us power. By understanding the basic principles of the losses from aerodynamic drag, rolling resistance, and gravity, you can make statements with a high degree of confidence about whether something will or won't work, without relying on statements being delivered to you by the marketing/PR team of *whoever*.
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  1154. I can’t believe I was just convinced that a car doesn’t need more power.
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  1155. Give it enough JD power and watch it go
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  1156. Never clicked anything faster
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  1157. Thank you so much for pointing out the whole torque thing. It kept bugging me how every single person reviewing this car completely misunderstood the torque figures and kept just reporting this misrepresented torque figure. Peak numbers don't tell the whole story people!
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  1158. Tell the truth...,sometimes you use your cat to clean your white board, don't you!?
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  1159. I read an article about the Mav when it was first written about. I put in my order when it opened and got the my Mav XLT Hybrid Premium package for $23K, and have always believe it was hands down the best vehicle for the money. I have had it 3 years and it has NEVER let me down or had any issues with it. Congrats and welcome to the club.
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  1160. 14:18 "Who drives a mile up" I do.
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  1161. These "Human" people!!!
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  1162. Hey Jason.👋 While some have mentioned the whiteboard looks a bit small and restrictive at times, my guess is that it has been engineered to just the right size for this application.👌 Much like your explanation in this video, everything on the board usually has a good, positive flow without feeling restrictive. We all know, knowledge is power and the power to weight ratio of the whiteboard is immense!💪 Great flow and power without undesirable drone... what more could we ask for? Thanks for a fantastic run in 2017 and all the best to you in 2018, sir. ✌😉
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  1163. I died when you said "I can finally accurately draw a car."
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  1164. The best youtuber out there, i remember 2 years ago, in my automobile mechanic school, on of my teacher showed one of your videos as a demo...from montreal canada
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  1165. 5:45 I was unfortunate enough to take a drink of water at this time....now my computer is all wet
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  1166. Literally the only person I could watch a 7 minute video about batteries and actually enjoy it. Well done as always!
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  1167. So disappointing to see so many defects. Hopefully Tesla improves on this soon. Great video Jason! Loved the ChrisFix POV clip! Haha
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  1168. I've actually been watching your videos to understand cars and what makes them work. Thank for explaining everything thoroughly and consisely!!
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  1169. Even when I have no need to know the subject matter, in this case why 2 vehicles have 2 different 4wd, I like how Jason explains stuff… and painlessly stuff more knowledge into my brain.
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  1170. When you look for the largest sheet in your house and it still doesn't cover the Miata 😁
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  1171. It's impressive but it'd be better if they were just truthful
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  1172. Funny, I'm buying a manual transmission car tomorrow lmao I'm still getting it 😂
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  1173. This video is in the true spirit of science and engineering. Thx
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  1174. I've been excited to learn more about this system. You are the perfect person to explain it to me! Thank you!
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  1175. You guys are a good combo. More vids like this!!!!!
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  1176. C'mon subaru, bring back the baja already!
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  1177. by far the funniest video you've posted to date
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  1178. there is one very cucial thing that you missed in this experiment.. you have to say "Family" at least once every 10 seconds to make it fit the fast franchise! therefore, this experiments results are useless!
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  1179. That 10ft stopping distance can mean life or parking the car ahead of you in the trunk of the car ahead of it. I sold and installed tires on thousands of vehicles at a big box club store, the Michelin tires always lasted longer, had the best reputation, had the best customer satisfaction, lasted closer to the mileage warranty and in my opinion, performed better than ANY other A/S tire made. The extra $100-$200 a set is entirely worth it to me. Save the others for drifting/track and run the best possible tire you can afford on the road. Best does not always mean most expensive either. DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH FOR YOUR EXACT TIRE SIZE AND DESIRED APPLICATION.
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  1180. Thank god you didn’t get sucked in by those huge kidney grills, I was worried
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  1181. 3:50 trying not to offend anyone in 2018 is kinda hard, isn't it?
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  1182. A watered down BMW M4 (chuckle)
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  1183. Can’t beat the driving experience of a manual!🥃
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  1184. Bravo...you explained in a way even kids will understand the intensity of Volkswagen's bad act. Great job.
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  1185. My only car is a BMW i3 with the 19kWh Battery (60Ah). My plan was to rent a car if needed as the BMW i3 is sufficent for my daily driving to work, visiting friends etc. I own it now for 3,5 years and funny enough i never needed to rent a car :D.
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  1186. Great video, as always! This video was jam packed with useful information, and this video ultimately gave me a clearer insight on Electric Vehicles. I hope to be an Automotive Engineer/Designer in the future... So, thank you for all of the time and effort you put into your videos. Keep it up! 👍🏽
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  1187. I have a newer BMW with the B58 engine and air-to-water cooler. I was so excited to get it. It performs great, response is awesome, and less to worry about when upgrading. Then at 1000 miles i noticed the aux coolant tank that supplies the cooler was dry. Come to find out BMW only put a level sensor in the main tank and not the aux tank. So I had no warning that it was dry outside of a forum thread where several people said they found theirs was empty. So I had my first dealer visit 3 months into ownership. Great idea. But it's always going to be a BMW.
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  1188. I wore my Engineering Explained shirt to my physics test for good luck and I did really well on it. Thanks, Jason!
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  1189. So like a rechargeable Nos button on Need For Speed lol
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  1190. I wasn't aware of that SAE study and appreciate you illustrating the findings. Color coding the numbers really helps highlight the extremes in each category.
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  1191. As a former tire tech/salesman who tried really hard to learn the actual science behind tires so I could get people the right tire better, I /really/ wish you were making these videos 10 years ago. Still, love to see it now, lots of cool info.
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  1192. italian here "dodici cilindri" pronunciation 9/10, bravo!
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  1193. I really appreciate your fair evaluation of this technology and the effort to push the engineering, while at the same time showing the math that cuts the hype down to size. There are SO MANY people in car YouTube who are taken in by Toyota's marketing and we need this kind of stuff to keep manufacturers honest and avoid wishful thinking.
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  1194. This is why I love Mustangs. Gotta love those V8s
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  1195. I had no idea 2 came after 1. I think that's an underrated discovery from this video, thank you! Putting your degree to WORK
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  1196. 1.618 liters! That's the famous Golden Ratio to 3 places after the decimal point. Interesting, though probably just coincidental.
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  1197. Thanks for the "NM" conversions it just make a lot of sense for us that are not lb-ft familiar Edit : for the L/100km as well <3 <3 <3 <3 <3
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  1198. 8:49 Nice self-plug in the Road & Track magazine. That is so awesome!!!
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  1199. when you bring fart noises you win the argument. It's a rule.
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  1200. We learn: The faster you drive the cooler is your engine. So driving fast is more safe. Good job!
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  1201. ChrisFix slapping Jason was the best thing ive seen all week
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  1202. Synthetic fuels won't replace electric cars but they can save expensive performance ice cars and racecars.
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  1203. 3.. 2.. 1.. Flat earthers referencing your video for the arguments.
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  1204. I really like tire videos. I also really like when you use sponsored content to make high quality educational content with connections. Great video, really hope to see a video in that testing facility. Also want a video in the factory if you ever get the chance- I would love to see the molding process and tooling
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  1205. I zoned out for a minute with this on in the background and thought I heard the new Lamborghini comes with a graphics card!😄
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  1206. Electric cars got the good jerk
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  1207. If you ever get the chance you have to do one for the Lexus LFA engine
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  1208. Ah, there's an air filter for the CABIN. I'll just go ahead and change the stock one in my 1998 Honda Civic. BRB...
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  1209. alliejr it's a centrifugal supercharger. Not a roots style blower.
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  1210. I need this car in my life. I have NO locking differentials in my car. And i always get stuck in the granola oil.
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  1211. The earth is flat, case closed. Now let's drink some Rain X Tide Frappe.
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  1212. Leaf owner here and he's right, it's not a good road trip car. It's great for around town though!
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  1213. I am speechless. You sir are a perfect example why I love youtube so much. This was BY FAR the best explanation on sequential gearboxes, and I understood it completely. Just by looking at your drawing, it suddenly all made sense to me. Also, you are very clear and thorough. Thank you very much for this! 
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  1214. "1st, 2nd, and 3rd probably can spin the tires super easy; that's awesome, and as a result, I'm okay with the tall gearing." - The perfect formula for a fun car.
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  1215. Great video and wonderful stab at trying to explain this new complicated motor in about 8½ minutes.
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  1216. Parental supervision...nice.
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  1217. If only my math teachers could have taught like this guy. Great clip💯
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  1218. YOU have been working on you're car. I love it! a youtuber that doesnt pay someone else to do the dirty work.
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  1219. He just explained what thrid derivatives are and no one fell asleep. Amazing!
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  1220. That's probably thte easiest decision you have ever made. It's great to see creators such as yourself getting these opportunities. I recently saw some F1 drivers on a podcast with some americans who honestly seemed to know as much about F1 as the kardashians. It was painful.
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  1221. Such a simple and obvious solution!
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  1222. I have major trust issues on April 1st
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  1223. Everyone else: I deducted my property taxes EE: Hold my LaCroix!
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  1224. Great analysis and kudos to Mazda. Hopefully this motor will help them bring out a Mazdaspeed 3 AWD.
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  1225. Sounds like you’re suffering from a bad case of torque ripple😂
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  1226. 'I live my life quarter tank at a time' Engineering Explained 2017
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  1227. 3:00 look at the rear lights
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  1228. now i won't be surprised seeing a Tesla being towed by a truck
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  1229. As long as it's your money, buy what you want.
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  1230. So glad they went with a wet-clutch design instead of something like their previous DCT (which is in the Foci/Fiesta) that has given them tons of problems (and lawsuits) over the years. I drove one off the pad the other day - I work at the plant where they're built - and it was a very nice ride. Shifts are stupidly quick.
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  1231. Jason is the kinda guy to use a bar graph when the x axis is time
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  1232. 5=6, smh, just when I thought this car can't be weirder.
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  1233. Love the transitional acting scenes lol
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  1234. Too bad you didn't say "Available for $19.99" and include a set of free steak knives.
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  1235. Was expecting day-to-day annoyances I don't care about, but these reasons were thoughtful and informative.
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  1236. I would really like to see a dyno run of the leaf.
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  1237. Your reviews are the best. You not only talk about the cars from an enjoyment/driver's perspective, but you go in depth to the mechanics of the car and I love learning about what makes each one unique. Thanks for the amazing content, I love your videos.
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  1238. I'm very impressed that the footage here includes so much sketchy situations - people crossing between vehicles, even while some are moving; cars parked with a bit hanging into the active lane; bus merging but imperfectly staying in lane. I'm not sure if this astounding dream will succeed. But that it is giving so much attention to extremely gray situations and sketchy realities is MASSIVELY encouraging. (Including speeding and crossing the double yellow when suitable. That's very intelligent, and crucial.)
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  1239. Right now it’s hitting 110° heat index I will go ballistic if my truck turns off for a second
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  1240. Finally a good video combining all the knowledge into one. This is like hundreds of pages of 4Runner vs GX vs 200 vs Tacomas forums consolidated into one video.
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  1241. Love dirtfish rally school, was only able to do a one day... but this was the most fun driving experience I had .
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  1242. Hahaha. It's a boy!😂 So happy for you, Jason! Great job, guys (and highly entertaining) as always.👍
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  1243. Whoa, impressive to match Cosworth's BMEP. The question is the grunt factor? (Torque) My guess is that with the free sprung reciprocating weight the car will still pull as if it had 650 FP of Torque? 2.6 sec zero to sixty is Porsche Turbo numbers. Nice job. 👍
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  1244. But do the benefits of a hybrid out weigh the negatives? Electric motors reduce the strain on the engine.
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  1245. Off roading a $400k RR Cullinan would be like taking my house and everything I own off roading ... Hope I don't roll it 😅
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  1246. Nothing a VTEC and drum brakes can't beat. Hold my fake turbo kit
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  1247. Outstanding. Best video since you forced us to watch you scrunching your toes in the Rolls.
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  1248. A NOS bottle in an EV? I like your style!!!
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  1249. Awesome explanation Jason! This is the coolest thing that Subaru has done in years! Thank you for the shout out as well!
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  1250. The 5.0L Coyote that came out in 2011 was the beginning of a classic. I miss my 2011 Mustang GT. Dare I say... its better then the V8 in my 2008 Audi R8 in some ways. Obviously the Audi 4.2 V8 is a beauty, but the 5.0 with the down low power was.... splurg
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  1251. “Hello everyone and welcome”🤣
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  1252. Can't wait to see the S2k Supercharged!
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  1253. 2:48 How can you do that. Talking that complicated while driving
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  1254. I'm very curious, if you don't mind testing (since you will have the vehicle for long term), could you see the minimum battery range? They say 150mi per charge, assuming that's if you are driving the vehicle sensably and not using all the electronics on max all the time. I'm curious what the full spectrum of use could be. From heavy accessory use (lights, AC, radio, etc), to heavy acceleration, etc.......to daily driving the vehicle.......to very light throttle, no accessories, etc. Heavy user/hot rodding, to hypermiling, if you will. I'm very curious what the range of, well, range lol, this leaf has.
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  1255. Thank you for that arrow I almost didn't notice it
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  1256. " hoping that one day, eventually VTEC will kick in..." Oh damn... I laughed so loud I scared people ... thank you. I needed that *edited because autoderp*
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  1257. Absolutely accurate, yet almost entirely useless to a consumer.
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  1258. Dude, you nailed it. I wish, however, that these tests would include the model 3 LR, instead of only ever including the performance version. Also,bid like to see the polestar 2 done again after their updates - that is such a rad car.
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  1259. People ask me why I still ride an inline 4 motorcycle, well if you think 9000 rpm sounds wicked, wait till you experience the scream of 14.
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  1260. Oh, you know it, we're aesthetically pleased...
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  1261. My car does 0-60 in 16 seconds if I had a light breakfast
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  1262. Great overview Jason!
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  1263. The most important question is: why is it called “italian tune up”? I’m italian and I never heard this thing before...
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  1264. At first I was like nice april fools joke, and then he said "This is a tide commercial" and I immediately hit like. LMAO the eurobeat adds and extra 200% credibility to this video
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  1265. You'r humor is dry and tasteless... And had me laughing until the end! Thanks!
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  1266. Спасибо за видео! P.S hello from Russia, your videos are quite popular here:)
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  1267. He : have 2 hours with a 720s Does 3 pulls and spends the rest of the time watching quasi linear curves
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  1268. Rocket science, for the average person lol. This guy is great, nonetheless.
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  1269. I'm a mechanical engineer and have worked on cars all my life, and this guy still teaches me something new with every video I watch!
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  1270. Most accurate drawing he ever had on that white board
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  1271. Had to click when I saw that whiteboard in the preview.
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  1272. That's right Jason, I never use anything but high performance summer tires.
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  1273. Jason, It is great that you show the math behind all of the engineering concepts you discuss. Performing math and logic was always a bit of a struggle for me. However, when I see you use it, it seems a lot less intimidating and it makes me want to use it more.
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  1274. I completely agree with the CVTs with simulated gears. It boggles my mind why they thought it was a good idea. Any product (cars & transmissions included) should simply try to be the best version of itself, not imitating something it's not. People complain because it doesn't behave the way they're used to, but there's always an adjustment period with anything new. I'd argue a smooth and quiet CVT & motor would be preferable to unrefined automatics.
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  1275. "You are a man, despite how much you spend to prove it." And buys a "dude" T-Shirt.
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  1276. The FLIR camera is baller.
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  1277. but don't mindlessly splurge either!
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  1278. An SUV is a glorified minivan to me. It's for the type of person that knows they need a minivan yet doesn't want to be caught in one
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  1279. Here’s my hot take: I would only own an “autonomous vehicle” if I am completely free of liability for it. I don’t see that happening, and I don’t think I’m alone in my POV.
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  1280. When my Firefly Turbo kicks in around 3000 rpm, it feels like an extra cylinder just started firing. My 3 cylinder, 1 litre suddenly becomes a fire breathing 1300. Hold onto your hats....!!!
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  1281. Congrats to Max for 2023?!?!? 🤣😂 Love your videos but I still hope there's a good title fight for this year! Keep up the great work. It's always a pleasure learning from your explanations.
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  1282. Whaaaat I thought it was a pickup truck. Those towels are sneaky
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  1283. It's been a while since Jason did a video about tyres. I was starting to worry his love for them has faded.
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  1284. Engineering: Accuracy and precision at any cost. Engineering Explained: Good enough is good enough.
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  1285. My dad has a Prius with over 350K miles and still going strong. He also has a Tundra, because life is about balance.
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  1286. So many variables! My poor little brain's check engine light went red about halfway through. Good presentation tho, thank you.
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  1287. man i'd feel bad stepping on these thicc floor mats with dirty shoes
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  1288. "hello everyone and welcome! in this video we're gonna be moving my honda S2000 engine to the back..." nice job as always!
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  1289. You are the man, you are what we always hoped the internet would be. BE PROUD my dude. Congrats on your epic achievement.
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  1290. My question is does the navigation system know the exterior temperature so it gives you a proper battery range when you reach your next supercharger. If it does not take temperature into account i would be worried it may want to bring you to a supercharger you can get to during the summer but might not make it to during very cold weather.
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  1291. Straight cut gears in reverse... so that's why cars in reverse sound like tiny toy rally cars...
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  1292. Wait so what your saying is my civic isn't the only car that whines in reverse? Now I can't even flex that to my friends
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  1293. I never thought a video about packaging would be interesting and yet it is..well done. Agreed about the lazy design, they seem to be thinking "Since people are used to not having a frunk with most ICE engined cars, why bother?"..
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  1294. My car was delivered to me 2 days ago. Same color and wheel package as yours. Mine went to the dealer first. They prepped it before they drove it to me with 24 miles on it. I have no orange peel that I can see. In fact, the paint is flawless and beautiful. I have not taken a caliper to the car but the gaps seem to be well lined up and no micro scratches. I have an RWD long range 3 one of the last ones. You have a mid-range 3 one of the first ones.
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  1295. I am following you for years now and on a regular base you still impress the hell out of me. Being an engineer by myself I love those mathematical descriptions of real world physics. 👍
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  1296. fun fact, any engine component will last the life of the engine.
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  1297. Video is almost at 6,000 likes... VTec is coming soon
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  1298. Thumbs up for the explanation and LEGO Shell Limited Edition Ferrari F40 with pull-back action :P
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  1299. 38 seconds in and this is immediately in my top 5 all time favorite YouTube videos
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  1300. Manual transmission v8 yes plz
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  1301. 1:23 i cannot un-imagine Jason just basically whipping out his whiteboard then lecturing the bear on engineering.
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  1302. Really cool to see this, i actually work at yasa motors in oxford uk, these are the motors that we produce everyday for mclaren, mercedes and ferrari, great to hear jason talking about this!
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  1303. Dude you inspired me to become an engineer!
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  1304. Love your videos and explanations, but I'll be happy when this fad of the hyper SUV dies.
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  1305. And here I was, thinking there would be no whiteboard in this episode. Silly me.
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  1306. Dude! wanna talk about those skid marks in the parking lot?! XD
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  1307. Fantastic explanation Jason! Well needed for the Toyota off-road community, especially the torque split misconception.
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  1308. I wouldn't understand any of this if you didn't use the whiteboard. Classrooms need teachers like you and use just whiteboards.
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  1309. This will be the first video with a whiteboard in it which I'll watch to the end, no offense :)
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  1310. For number 5, just because there isn't a code right now doesn't mean it won't pop up later. One should also check the readiness monitor and make sure the codes weren't cleared recently.
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  1311. Thank you Jason, I can’t wait for the next party to show I know how to read a sidewall!
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  1312. You eventually get used to the pestering from the collision warnings, kind of forms this old married couple vibe with the vehicle. "You're too close!" "No I'm not!"
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  1313. You'd make a great insurance salemsan!
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  1314. My Chevy Bolt has 150 kW of power and current Formulat-E has 180 kW. I can now say I have almost the same power as a Formula car!!!
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  1315. Fascinating engineering and design, very interesting and well done video.
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  1316. The brave ones will run their car on water only
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  1317. Bruh you beat me in rock papers scissors. Gg mate
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  1318. From an engineering POV, this is cutting-edge, amazing and combines the advantages and benefits of both kinds of transmissions (efficiency of CVT and excitement of a traditional transmission depending on choice!) From a mechanical POV, it’s not fun to work on and maintain lol, way more complex and has more moving parts than any other transmission Love your videos Jason, always nice to watch them, keep it up! ❤️✨
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  1319. Wait I'm Merican...drinks gasoline😂😂😂😂
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  1320. ready for your discovery channel tv show!
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  1321. Funny coincidence, we had been doing an assignment/having a discussion in class about horsepower vs. torque when your last video was published a few days ago. There were a few questions from my students about why you never mentioned the 5252 thing. Well, here ya go!
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  1322. No math on how thick the tree needs to be? You lose ten nerd points.
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  1323. You. Have. No. Idea. How. Long. I. Was. Waiting. For. This.
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  1324. I already knew all this, but I still sat and watched the whole thing, there's just something about your videos and how you present information.
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  1325. I wish more car enthusiasts tried small motorcycles. I love them largely for the same reasons the Miata is so sought after. Super light weight, out in the open, unlimited visibility and they’re just so engaging when you start chucking them through some bends.
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  1326. How is he born 1963?? he looks 35 at most! lucky
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  1327. I have followed both components of Jason² for years, and there is no question that this is my favorite video that either of you have ever made. As an engineer with the flawed engineer brain, I love the authentic, unscripted banter about the Air and its unbelievable successes as well as the discussion of Lucid's uncertain future as a new player in the automotive world. Appreciating breakthroughs in technology while simultaneously critiquing the perfectionist mindset in the real world (all with an hint of automotive history) is simply the perfect mix. You both communicate well and have excellent chemistry together. I really hope you guys continue to collaborate in this relaxed fashion. This is some of the most enjoyable, funny, and informative content out there, and it's done without crazy edits or gags - just two gearheads (of... acceptable intellect) poking fun at themselves in a fast car!
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  1328. I appreciate all of the research you put into this video c:
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  1329. Same color and 4 tires just like the crosstrek
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  1330. Weather is happening
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  1331. Rob where is the 4 ro... Oh shoot, wrong channel.
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  1332. Get a Hemi you will not regret it!
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  1333. Great video, very informative. As an engineering student I enjoy your videos, keep up the good work
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  1334. You do have good points, but no matter what, the feeling of that extra work, and accomplishing the relationship to you and your car, will always overcome the urge to have an automatic.
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  1335. Congratulations, an amazing physics class in 20 minutes.
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  1336. Man, don't be bringing all this science and controlled experiments up in here!! Any forum know-it-all (the only reliable source for car info) will tell you that you can NEVER gain any HP from air filter change.
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  1337. Is it heavy on gas?
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  1338. Pull in the garage far from those shelves!
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  1339. Something that is just as shocking to me is there's literally content in german design law that legalises defeat devices, so long as you claim you need them to "protect the engine". I encourage you to do your own research into this, and follow it up with another video at some point in the future; if we're going to try and understand what's really going on here, we need to understand where these defeat devices begin in the first place, and who we should really be pointing the finger at and why; not just at the people who get caught... Also, awesome to see making this video compelled you to donate to something for a good cause :)
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  1340. The bromance is strong between those two
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  1341. So many channels have names which don't correlate to what their videos are about. Like tech review channels that spend most of their time talking about everything but tech. Your channel is exactly what the name suggests it would be. I'm always happy to see an upload from you because I know it will be something interesting.
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  1342. casually suggesting to his viewers they probably should avoid gun fights altogether. lmao Love your videos man
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  1343. Thanks again for all your great videos :)
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  1344. Tires in my lifetime have come a very long way. My first set.... bias ply road tires! Awesome to see the levels of performance and safety go hand in hand.
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  1345. Now that I’ve seen this, I range anxiety isn’t a thing anymore. I just need a rope.
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  1346. Never miss an EE video - great knowledge conveyed with style.
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  1347. Haha! "What's under the towel?"
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  1348. This is possibly one of the best descriptive videos I have ever seen. Well done.
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  1349. Wow and wouldn’t that be really great if they put this in a production vehicle and call it, I don’t know, the RX-9? Woah! 😂 Great video as always Jason! Enjoy the engineering geek out session; I always learn something new!
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  1350. The honesty and simplicity in your videos is remarkable. I wish more people "worked" this way instead of shooting "the all mighty truth" off of their mouths. "We're learning" "This is what we know, so far" "Things can change" 🙏💪
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  1351. Best review yet. I'm a car guy and I actually sat through this whole entire video and learned about... a minivan? That takes some skills right there, great video.
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  1352. Your cat is adorable by the way XD
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  1353. that white board tho.... dang. a thing of beauty !
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  1354. If all subs put down just $1 than Jason could make a video reviewing OUR Jesko.
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  1355. That opening footage 😎💛💙💛
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  1356. Love these damn videos!!
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  1357. I love how I don't have a car but I watch each one of Jason's videos because he creates such fun and educational videos.
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  1358. 6:20 Mayonnaise Explained
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  1359. Finally, more tire content. I was waiting for this.
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  1360. Two of my favorite channels great job had a great laugh watching you
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  1361. While I prefer stick, I do admit that at this point, a lot of the really fast cars are faster/better with a good automatic. However, I stand by opinion that most cars with under/around 300hp are better(still not necessarily faster, but better) with a stick. Especially hot hatches.
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  1362. Pretty cool little ride. Built for a specific group of people I think.
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  1363. Nice explanation of winter driving. Living in Wisconsin I got my winter driving skills by doing donuts on frozen lakes or snow covered parking lots.
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  1364. Jason is now the coach of a new focus group: Range Anxiety. It's now open for registration, limited places, reserve soon!
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  1365. Love your videos, you are doing something unique and major manufacturers are taking note! Thanks and keep em coming.
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  1366. Just 3 awesomes? I need at least 5 to make a decision..
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  1367. He's got a white board and it's full of words!!! This is going to be good.
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  1368. Is this a Miata in S2000 yellow? 🤭
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  1369. I love the EE videos that come out on this day every year. Never stop doing it Jason, never stop.
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  1370. Oh yes and with all of those hydrogen filling stations in my town I will be set.
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  1371. Experiencing the 9000 RPM redline of a GT3 is something magical!
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  1372. I want to see the whiteboard
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  1373. No gallon's were harm during making of this video 😁🤣
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  1374. It is incredible how you always have interesting subjects to your videos after all this time with the channel. You’re awesome
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  1375. This is a topic that needed to be addressed for a long time. You've got a lot of important data to back up certain claims. Thanks.
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  1376. 1:47 that's some cool dance moves. Kudos for being the only one to look under a rolls
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  1377. This car is so insane that the discussions you get into regarding power and run times are just ridiculous. How long could you run with 2,300 horsepower is literally a question no one has ever asked. It's just pure insanity and I love it!
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  1378. If you had parked them in opposite positions, they would line up with the logo on your sweatshirt.
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  1379. Let's not kid ourselves that we engineers are rational on everything either. I approve of the powertrain engineers that purposely inject fuel during shifts purely for the exhaust burbles and pops despite technically making the vehicle less efficient.
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  1380. A lot of people are asking why the manufacturers aren't including these on new cars. They don't want to advertise another maintenance item that people need to do, and don't want the liability. If they are never emptied, that can be worse than just not having one. Let's say your can is completely full, and then you drive on some sort of slope, a huge (yuge!) glob of crud is going to get sucked straight into the valves and pistons, and that's bad. Kudos to every DIY'er who takes care of his/her car. 97% of the people buying cars would say, "Huh?"
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  1381. Theres a different sized white board for all occasions
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  1382. He’s a form guy, EE is a function guy. Nothing wrong with both perspectives!
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  1383. 16:06 there’s a black plastic ring in the plug that came off of somebody’s charge port pins so it won’t seat properly when plugging in.
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  1384. Pizza is round Pizza is flat Here we have it guys- Prove the earth is flat
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  1385. zollotech Yeah same, I picked up a 2003 S55amg with 60k miles for 10k. It has 496 HP and drives like a dream. It's already ecu tuned but I haven't driven over 160 yet anyways. I changed every single fluid on the car. I spent about 300$ for like 4 little tiny problems. If you know how to work on cars you can't beat the value.
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  1386. Your one-take eps are amazing, Jason!
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  1387. To quote Kylo Ren: "More, MORE, MOOOOOORE" Swedish pun intended
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  1388. "If numbers aren't beautiful, I don't know what is." -- Paul Erdős
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  1389. The red R not being flipped on the hood bothers me way more than it should
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  1390. “I want a car with a high center of gravity it weighs a ton doesn’t turn great and it doesn’t have a top speed as good as a normal car” I can’t say it as good as you because I’m an SUV
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  1391. can anyone even hear the supercharger? i'm not sure if you're getting much power gain if your honda doesn't sound like a leaf blower keep up the great vids!
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  1392. Something to note about Tire Pressure. I hurts when i see this, and when i didnt know anything even i used to do it. DO NOT use the "MAX PSI" rating on your tires as a marker for how much you should fill it. I see it alot where people who are airing up their tires, will look at the PSI rating on the tiers and fill it up to that. This video is correct. Use the door sticker or manual, NOT the tire itself.
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  1393. Wind go fwoosh over windshield
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  1394. Another great video from TiresExplained!
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  1395. You know that if you don't want to drive a car you can take a bus...
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  1396. OBD2 readers should be standard equipment with new cars. Maybe pair with the dashboard displays or fancy infotainment systems. Either way no reason you should not own one for your own use.
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  1397. One of the biggest arguments among builders & tuners ever. thanks E.E. for breaking it down!
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  1398. I was sold at the temperature data Then you talked about improved torque curve now im stoked
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  1399. You have absolutely no idea how helpful your videos are. I just recently started trying to learn about my car and attempt to fix it myself. I normally troubleshoot radar equipment but when it came to my car, I was lost. No one could explain the theory to me very well so I found it very difficult to troubleshoot the symptoms I had. Your videos changed everything. Thank you.
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  1400. That is a super clean engine bay.
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  1401. IMO, one of the best YouTubers around
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  1402. I've never seen so many butthurt Europeans in the comments. Wow.
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  1403. If there were an Engineering Explained online degree I would have it by now. I Love your videos
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  1404. I never rode the 86 before, but I certainly enjoy my underpowered Corolla. ;)
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  1405. What do you estimate the HP and Torque gains from a performance cabin air filter?? HA!!
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  1406. My man! I'm glad you did this! You're an engineer, you know that there are no secrets in science. As Feynman said, if it does not agree with experiment then it's false. ...something like that. How on Earth did VW get away with it this long? I know manufacturers buy each other's cars and tear them down. Also, how fucked up does one have to be to approve these illegal and immoral tests and technologies? I don't think the other manufacturers are innocent in this but VW was obviously at the forefront. As for the Nazi comments I find them tactless. The US for example has a terrible history of human rights violations. Even now when they are perpetuated we have those that defend these actions. I like my Golf R. Wanted a top line Golf since I learned to drive in a mk2 GTI. ...but damn, they screwed the pooch. Now they've committed to electric in a way no other company has. It's the future but this company needs a serious culling. It'll never happen though.
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  1407. #10 trending on YouTube! Awesome, I agree with everything you said, no problem!
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  1408. The last clip of him standing up and down again was amusing... Anyway, this technology is really really cool. Before she passed away, my mother's goal was to take me to school on a motorcycle because she had had a motorcycle in India and wanted one here in the US. However, she also had cancer and was going through chemotherapy, and was short and had lost a ton of weight, so she never was able to muster up the strength to do it. It would've been awesome if we had this technology :)
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  1409. A video about Mazda's new 3.3 I6 DIESEL would be interesting too, it's extremely efficient.
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  1410. for my civic i like to use a fiji water bottle as a catch can to pretend i have money
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  1411. "Does it sounds as good as a GT350 screaming at 8000 RPM?" LOL It may not sounds as good but screaming at 9k RPM in the S2000 is no slacker. Sounds great! Good job. Love how clean the installation looks.
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  1412. This is honestly the best explanation I've found. TY
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  1413. 0:17 "im not saying you shouldn't care about horsepower" Title of the video: " you shouldn't care about horsepower" 😂😂😂😂
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  1414. Flawless drawing logic
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  1415. 20 speed transmissions are ALL the rage!
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  1416. Seeing someone who cares at Miami is nice. And I really hope Alpine and maybe Renault can come to the U.S.
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  1417. Jason, you’ve just answered the question that I’ve had for years! I knew of torque, I knew of horsepower, but couldn’t determine how they intermingled on a power curve. Mind blown today when you pulled it all together
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  1418. Years ago I would spend weekends watching what I believe was the best ever paid car teaching show Phr tv with Cameron Evens and Dean Skuzer. I live in Jamaica and the desire for those guys to teach; real engineering was felt through clear understanding. You are the same to me, it is clear you really want your viewers/ audience to learn. Yeshua bless you for your sincere knowledge sharing. I really enjoy your lessons.
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  1419. Hmm... can I 3D print myself an R34 GT-R?
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  1420. Well the difference being that this car violently pushes you back into your seat, while UA violently pulls you out of your seat
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  1421. Your videos are gold! So much knowledge clearly explained.
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  1422. Videos like these are why I'm subscribed. Keep it up man.
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  1423. Been watchin ya both for a long time. Both channels contain valuable content and that is a major plus!!!
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  1424. It's amazing how many people believe you were born in the 60's 🤣
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  1425. This is pretty cool! Never thought of traction systems getting more advanced than monitoring wheel slip.
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  1426. This guy is good he should make youtube videos
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  1427. Damn, that's solidly backed. Awesome video.
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  1428. I like how your sponsored content is still good content. :)
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  1429. Watched it, turned off Ad Block and rewatched. You're doubly welcome ;) Sucks though, dude. I know them feels :(
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  1430. That's the best video about the G-class I've ever seen :D
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  1431. "There was a good amount of weight in the car." *Picks up toilet paper and Clifford stuffed animal to show cargo*
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  1432. Yeah, not for Michigan roads for sure. You can lose an entire car in our potholes :)
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  1433. + Engineering Explained. Well explained. engaging and with enthusiasm. Thought I might of turned off but find myself wanting more. I've subscribed.
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  1434. I hit that "like" hard when i heard that this was the first time he acurately draws the car he's talking about. 5:21 I also have 8-year-old child drawing skills..... just like the cybertruck designers.
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  1435. Those diving fins made me spit coffee on my whole screen, thx for that
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  1436. Jason in front of the Whiteboard again is a very good thing
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  1437. "If you can't go fast with 90hp, 900 ain't gonna help ya."
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  1438. I had my doubts about this product when it was first introduced. The fact that they (Mobile 1) were so open & willing to show the extensive testing criteria really has helped alleviate my concerns. Thanks for the Info, Sir!!
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  1439. Somewhat related, I love how you’re covering both Gasoline and Electric engines on this channel. Really helps when we are seeing both in the mainstream right now.
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  1440. Do a video on why not to buy an automatic transmission vehicle
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  1441. How it felt giving mapquest directions as a kid
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  1442. Side note for undercarriage leaks... If you run the AC, condensation could build up and will sometimes drip when the car is stopped. It’s just water, so make sure you can identify that it’s not the AC.
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  1443. Oh my god, this shall put the Chiron's aero to shame !!
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  1444. Love how people are disliking even though all the points are valid reasons why you might wanna consider an auto over a manual...
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  1445. I appreciate the massive amount of work that went into running these tests. It seems like such an easy thing to look at the completed graphs but understanding how much work was involved in obtaining all of that data is a lot harder.
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  1446. Obscure American units?!?!?! Don't you mean FREEDOM UNITS?
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  1447. This is a fantastically done video. Clearly explained, and sourced. This should be the nail in the coffin of "electric cars are dirty, I should still drive this ICE!". Thank you very much. I also like that you used the "conservative/higher" numbers for the electric estimation. Makes me happy we will be replacing a Subaru Forester with a 75kwh Model 3. Cheers!
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  1448. I came for the performance mod ideas for my crosstrek track monster, I stayed for the “Really Exciting Math”
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  1449. Admit it. You chose it because of the 5 more hp.
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  1450. Recently subbed, Really great channel Thanks alot!
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  1451. Good idea on the Nitrous spray, cool down the battery and motor for increased performance, you're a genius and ahead of your time.
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  1452. damn your presentation is on point. good job sir
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  1453. When I get EE video notifications, I click quicker than McLarens shift.😆 Love your work, Jason!🙌
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  1454. Really Exciting Math is why I'm subscribed to this channel :D
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  1455. way too many downvotes for the quality of info here.
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  1456. As all ways, White board skills are on point
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  1457. Please keep collaborating guys. This was awesome!
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  1458. God I love how simple that interior is
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  1459. Gets a like just for that outro 🤣🤣
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  1460. IJECTION like when you see it
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  1461. Jason, kind of dude that polishes his white board after every use
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  1462. I love how EVs are accelerating the transition to the metric system
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  1463. I really enjoyed this video. Jason is such a great teacher.
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  1464. Thank you. You’ve helped with my decision. Supercharger for my mustang!
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  1465. If earth is globe why porsche use flat engine ?
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  1466. Engineering is so awsome.
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  1467. As an automotive Engineer, I have written journals and published papers on SAE's (society of automotive engineering) and I must say, want to learn something, learn from him, he explains well and easy to understand. Great for students in the Universities who are in the Engineering department
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  1468. Eeehhhh 10 tonnes? Is the epitomy of engineering lmao.
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  1469. god damn Jason, you make excellent videos. I love that you aren't just biased against electric cars but are realistic by showing the nitty gritty with the math, extremely detailed while also thinking ahead to questions viewers may think of while you're showing the facts. I've been following your account for years and you're consistent on making quality content. keep up the great work!
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  1470. This video is nonsense because for a number of years now, work has been proceeding in order to bring perfection to the crudely conceived idea of a transmission that would not only supply inverse reactive current for use in unilateral phase detractors, but would also be capable of automatically synchronizing cardinal grammeters. Such an instrument is the turbo encabulator. Now basically the only new principle involved is that instead of power being generated by the relative motion of conductors and fluxes, it is produced by the modial interaction of magneto-reluctance and capacitive diractance. The original machine had a base plate of pre-famulated amulite surmounted by a malleable logarithmic casing in such a way that the two spurving bearings were in a direct line with the panametric fan. The latter consisted simply of six hydrocoptic marzlevanes, so fitted to the ambifacient lunar waneshaft that side fumbling was effectively prevented. The main winding was of the normal lotus-o-delta type placed in panendermic semi-boloid slots of the stator, every seventh conductor being connected by a non-reversible tremie pipe to the differential girdle spring on the “up” end of the grammeters. The turbo-encabulator has now reached a high level of development, and it’s being successfully used in the operation of novertrunnions. Moreover, whenever a forescent skor motion is required, it may also be employed in conjunction with a drawn reciprocation dingle arm, to reduce sinusoidal repleneration.
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  1471. Does hours of research about fuel injection. Not interested enough to type "Mo element" into google. I see your priorities :). .. Molybdenum btw
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  1472. I hate it when I smash into a wall and all my cylinders get bunched up.
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  1473. A car can never be too fast, screw science lol
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  1474. Best ID Buzz review on YouTube! I have watched dozens of these reviews, but I learned more from this one than all the others combined.
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  1475. "Parental Supervision" love it...
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  1476. Now this is intelligent. Not like a DPF where it's a sticking plaster on a bullet hole. Tackling base efficiency is far more important and will have a far greater overall impact.
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  1477. “This is America. I want power and I want it now!” The energy in that has more heat than most turbos
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  1478. Hey Jason (if that's really your name).😩 This whole bit was superb! So funny, I can't imagine how good the outtakes must have been... especially the "balls" part!😂😂😂 Thanks for making my day, sir.👍
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  1479. My 3 year old: “That’s too much welcomes”. Congrats mate.
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  1480. You knock it out of the park every year with these! So much gold in this video hahaha.
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  1481. I have a natural curiosity for how things work and this dude fulfills that curiosity! Love this channel, probably one of the best on YouTube!
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  1482. Some incredible numbers for FWD! I don't even understand how it's so close on acceleration, and even faster in the quarter. The weight advantage doesn't seem big enough
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  1483. This was like watching a Sherlock Holmes mystery. It held my interest for the entire video. Learned something today. Thanks for sharing.
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  1484. I always appreciate the time and effort you put into making these videos. Thanx man... All the way from 🇿🇦
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  1485. This is why they drop the hammer for rally starts even on ice.
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  1486. “Super solid daily” is a perfect summary of the A-Spec. I’ve had mine since January and have 23,000 miles on it. I struggle to see below 36 MPG, and often cruise highways at 40 MPG. The important parts are all there: adequate (not fantastic) power, shortly geared transmission and fantastically actuating shifter, gobs of space (jammed a 27.5” mountain bike in it with the seats down), and decent creature comforts like heated seats and a great sound system.
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  1487. I love how informative your videos are, you really go the extra mile compared to other YouTubers. (One happy ass subscriber)
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  1488. I’ve watched a hundred videos on the c8 z06 and this by far is the best at breaking down the how and why it performs so well. Thanks for a fresh perspective on this car.
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  1489. Doing a research paper on the topic of Mazda's tech, this video was a huge help! Most comprehensive explanation of this technology I've seen.
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  1490. The behind the scenes footage/experience is awesome!
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  1491. Plus, trains have COMPRESSION COUPLINGS between each car, so the truck only needs to get one car of the train moving at a time; not the whole train at once.
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  1492. *I did it mom !*. Pure gold right there.
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  1493. 13:15 (Professional driver on a closed course. Do not attempt)
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  1494. plenty of review videos to choose from, but you're the one I choose to watch first!
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  1495. Wow, nice job. Best explanation I've every seen (MBA, car guy, master naturalist) speaking here. I liked how you touched on the used car too, since that is my bias. I also think in terms of purchase price and the added expense of electric, but I think it was correct to leave this cost (payback) out of the formula, since that is a different impact, but real. Bottom line, there is a difference and there is a period of time when the gas is better, but like you stated, in cases a short fixed period of time. Bottom line, walking more and using your vehicle less (like only at the track:) is the winning strategy.
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  1496. In a garage with all these pieces of hardware and many physical examples... but still uses a white board. Staying true to yourself I see 😁
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  1497. Neat fact - at 10:45 when talking about load weights, that 54k lbs is very high for a normal road truck. With the 80k lbs cap, most road trucks max out the load at 45k lbs - doesn't matter if dry van, flatbed or reefer. 45k lb load is normal and considered to be the cap, and depending on the configuration at the time might even be too high to juggle the axles to be legal. So that was a good stat. 😀
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  1498. Best suv is a raised miata. Dont @ me
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  1499. Jason, when I opened up your video this morning and saw the crowded whiteboard behind you, I almost turned off my iPad and went back to bed!😆 Seriously, another excellent, succinct lesson on rather complicated subject. You are the number one source for this aging, retired engineer/car guy on modern automotive technology!😃 I can’t tell you how much I enjoy watching your videos. 👍
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  1500. Absolutely amazing video. One aspect i feel would have be worthy to bring up was that over time, the CO2 emissions of electric cars is going to decrease with T as coal usage for energy decreases and green energy such as windmills or solar panels increase.
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  1501. Wow its an amazing system, btw after I watch this video I just realize that roll bar could affect a car behavior. Used to play a Granturismo game and in that game there is an option to adjust a roll bar, but I'm adjusting it randomly and not knowing what will happen lol.
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  1502. when an engineer finally cracks.... lol
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  1503. That editing to get the numbers to appear on the whiteboard with a finger snap was really clean. I had to watch that 3 or 4 times
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  1504. I'm glad you touched on the snow and gravel topic, important to know there are certain scenarios like that. Also glad you touched on the fact that older systems can be not as effective. My old 90s junk is kinda terrible and I feel like it always gets in the way. Never really had the pleasure to experience modern systems though...
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  1505. Ask any racer, any real racer. It doesn't matter if μ=1.44g's or μ=0.55g's...Winning's winning!
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  1506. The thing about batteries - if we can figure out how to make better ones in, say, 20 years it will be simple to retrofit today's vehicles with the new tech. The same way it's easy to put modern rechargeables in a 20 year old walkman.
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  1507. I saw you guys post at the same time. Picked EE to watch first because America
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  1508. im glad i live in florida and can run the same tires all year long
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  1509. 1:34 The Crown Joules 😁
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  1510. No more waiting at those pesky superchargers - charge on the move!
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  1511. All I know is, you are the only person that made me understand what torque is!
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  1512. This is one of best mechanic parts replacement tutorials I have ever seen if not the best.
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  1513. wow thats a great parody. not too forced, just right. great job!
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  1514. Without fail, yet another AWESOME video from EE (and I have been a subscriber for years)! As always, can't wait for the next one. My mouse is worn from the "like" button lol. Keep them coming!
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  1515. All of your videos give me that "Oh, no, this is the end of the video?" feeling. I could listen to you forever. Great video!!!!
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  1516. Great explanation. Your hand served as a human wind tunnel which was quite cool lol
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  1517. Huge thumbs up to Jason! He is more than voting with his dollars. Best video.
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  1518. Thank God we are engineers and not humans :)
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  1519. 5 reasons why I almost unsubbed, xD Tbh autos are great for those who want straight up speed. But for the fun of driving--- M A N U A L
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  1520. This and ChrisFix videos is all I need.
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  1521. Thank you for this video! It looks like people in the comments that disagree are mostly not watching the whole video or are not opening their mind to the fact that there is a big difference between the technical term "lean" and the garage tuner's term "lean."
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  1522. Explains why train are so efficient.
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  1523. Jason, love your videos and I really appreciate your ability to convey complex topics in a way that mere mortals can understand.
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  1524. Awesome video and investigative work. You can see the time and passion you put into your work. Keep it up.
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  1525. Great video. Would have loved to see a hydrogen fuel cell truck in the comparison!
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  1526. Best quote from Jason ever: "that was bad math, this is better math"
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  1527. A very understandable video thanks
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  1528. “...somebody as scrawny as myself can easily move this.” Jason I know how you feel xD
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  1529. The use of the whiteboard as top gears "cool wall" Just had me bent over laughing! Absolutely LOVE your channel man!
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  1530. Just saw your video from 11 years ago explaining the hemi. Read the comments where you were talking about being an engineer and i decided to check to see if youre still making videos, and you are! Glad you stuck with it!
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  1531. But nothing can beat the Toyota Corolla
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  1532. Did NRS provide the cutaway pads from the competition? Seems important to disclose this if true. If you cut them yourself please share your method. I would like to investigate my favorite brand myself.
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  1533. A tuned Pontiac Solcetice with 800K KM?’! Stop lool! That’s impressive.
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  1534. Rule #1 of Science: NEVER drink experiments
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  1535. Now that's something that you can go 300 Miles per hour with your family. Thank you CVK. Edit: Two of the Dark matter E-motors can beat a Bugatti Chiron which is 25 times the weight. Respect++ to these absolute gods of carmaking.
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  1536. Another great video! Seems like you had a blast drifting through those corners ☺
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  1537. Love your whiteboard videos. It's always so educational and it's wonderful having sourced and cited hard numbers to understand the industry and which manufacturers are telling the truth.
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  1538. I was sitting here thinking what's under the towel, is it a BMW, a Nissan a Chevy (oh wait who would buy one of them) then you took the towel off and to my surprise it was a Tesla 🤣🤣, Congrats on the new car
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  1539. I’ve lived with an EV for the last 5 years and it’s amazing. I was a huge petrol head but would never go back. We bought it as a second car but we loved it so much it became our main car and now we only own electric cars and sold our petrol car. Done over 70,000 miles in EVs now. Also got an 8.5 year old EV that has over 93% of its original capacity.
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  1540. "Oh my" that my friends is why people like cars.
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  1541. Yes yes, that is of course a sports car because it's red.
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  1542. The fact that we are bothered by these gap variances illustrates how refined the mfg processes of the traditional car makers have become. Hats off to Tesla for their progress so far, but that last 10% takes a great deal of experience.
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  1543. "Smells like a lawnmower or there is a Honda near by .... Sick burn " hahahahahahaha
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  1544. "man you're flying!" ::smiles thinking, I know, I already did the math::
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  1545. "tires are round" 🤣🤣🤣 I finally understand one of your equations!
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  1546. hey can we get a video with a summary of sorts showing all the different anti lag systems out there or at least the most popular and talk about their effectiveness kind of like the one you did about turbo and superchargers quite a while back.
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  1547. Normally, you can't win on Youtube. But with fart noises you can!
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  1548. Engineering Explained update: it was good
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  1549. I donated to Omaze. Don't bother with the contest, guys -- I have a 100% chance of winning.
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  1550. "hello everyone and welcome" legendary line. I have learned so much. Great job and dont stop!
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  1551. Because of the cat, I would have liked this video twice if possible 😂
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  1552. Wait...what was the green stuff you drank?
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  1553. On a recent channel survey to list your favorite channels I had to mention you. This content is amazing the model engine is superb. Thanks for taking the time to bring us videos this amazing! Great video as usual.
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  1554. I hope this means vehicles will finally give us the ability to shift the steering wheel's position and orientation more freely than in linked system. Because the "good" old Rotate-15-degrees-up-and-down and Move-wheel-10-cm-forward is JUST. NOT. ENOUGH. I'm speaking from a tall person perspective (6.4") and I ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS prefer to drive a car that allows me to orient the steering wheel in a way that doesn't hurt my knees and my back.
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  1555. Closed course with Parental Supervisión 😂😂
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  1556. *rubber drink coasters not included with purchase of CVT
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  1557. That NOS bottle😂😂😂😂
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  1558. So...is Bill Nye the Science Guy your dad or something?
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  1559. Congrats on the early access. A testament to your drive to provide one of the best vehicle engineering explanations on the internet. Well deserved.
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  1560. I'm glad there's so much thought that goes into the glass but I still can't get past the downside of the huge screens being a giant light source right in front of me when I'm driving at night
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  1561. By the time "electric cars" are just "cars", this whole argument will be reserved for elite enthusiasts. Enjoy your manuals while they still make 'em, boys!
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  1562. Very detailed, specific advice man. Thank you. This is one of the most in depth videos on this topic I’ve seen! Keep up the good work! 👍🏼
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  1563. Did. And, sadly, past tense is very meaningful here...
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  1564. Liked for the exhaust animation in the thumbnail and the bang bang noises straight away in the video. Very informative as usual.
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  1565. Watching these videos is time well spent
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  1566. I thought the 'mutli-snap' was to make the point ..... should've done it 5 times
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  1567. Who needs start stop when you can ride a bike
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  1568. I really wish there were a few more shots of shifting from 1st to 2nd. I still didn´t quite catch it :D :D :D
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  1569. Thanks for constantly making interesting content :) love this channel
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  1570. Watching EE on Father's Day like
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  1571. 1:52 why you gotta call me out like that man?
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  1572. I can confirm this works on my Tesla.
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  1573. I get school girl giggles when I learn something new from Engineering Explained -- which is all the time.
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  1574. Grant Rodgers car disintegrated... pay up
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  1575. TRENDING MY BOI
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  1576. I hope they never stop making this thing
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  1577. Veterans will know it was Jason himself who "didn't quite judge it right" 😁
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  1578. At least 3 bits of genius here. 1st, the basic design that eliminates belts and keeps moving parts count low. 2nd, the use of two back to back to double the torque capacity. 3rd the complete lack of roller to wheel contact virtually eliminating wear. #3 is by far the coolest (at least in my book). As you said, transmitting torque through a fluid is hard. Maybe it's because I'm not a chemist and have no clue how that works, but it's amazing. As always, a great video! Thanks for making this understandable! I do wonder, how they keep the two sets of moving discs in sync between the two sets. If they get out of sync they're going to want to turn the single output gear at different rates and that's not good. I wonder if the mechanism to do that is mechanical, or electrical (computer controlled). Mechanical would seem like a more reliable if more complicated choice.
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  1579. but you see the way my bank account is set up...
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  1580. This comment section is so red and blue: a)bought it and so worth it. b)will never trust it. 😂
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  1581. You’re a bad boy
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  1582. I thought the beauty of that joke was that it's entirely a reflection of the listener's biases and perceptions as to whether they felt attacked, vindicated, etc.. It's a good joke
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  1583. Very thorough and easy to follow explanation fo something that I've been hearing in car reviews but never knew what it actually did. Thank you Jason!
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  1584. The good old crosstrek would be like "pothole?, what pothole?"
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  1585. No need for straight pipes on just about any car! Loud noises are not always good noises. Also engine performance and all that blah blah blah TL;DR
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  1586. Got me wondering whether calling the mx-5 an s2000 several times was a test to see if we really are paying attention 🤔
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  1587. 2 Jasons in the same video will now create a time paradox from which we can never escape. Great, thanks a lot guys!!
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  1588. So there is an advantage to Drive By Wire Throttle... lol
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  1589. Yey, you finally drove the 911!
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  1590. You got me curious, because I don't recognize it either. Mo is molybdenum. I don't blame you for not having that one memorized. It sounds more like a pop star's clothing line than an element.
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  1591. 1.Well, on the plus side: you dont have to open that left rear door, you can get in through that gap. 2. As we all know, fart mode is available on Teslas. Maybe next year, thanks to a new, updated software , the car will also emit some smell besides the sound. The gaps are there to greatly improve the ventillation of the cabin.
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  1592. Very educational as always. I also love the fact that you come clean with the sources you are using, and am pretty grateful for all the research you are doing to make these videos as accurate and accessible as possible. Thank you good sir !
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  1593. [ commenting before i watch ] I've always had these questions. This is why this channel exists. Somebody once told me starting the engine (ignition) consumes more fuel than idling for 5 minutes.
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  1594. if only CVTs hadn't been banned in F1...
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  1595. My car is red
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  1596. Mannnn that looks so cool! Thanks again for the fun! Glad it all came out well!!
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  1597. Software engineer would spend hours programming the robot only for it to do it one second faster. 😂
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  1598. Who knew Jason could troll! I love it. Caught us off guard.
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  1599. Youtube needs more of this.
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  1600. Fantastic video man, you have really mastered the formula of technical explanation intertwined with humor and entertainment. Makes it so easy to share your videos with my less technical friends to explain systems, theories, and physics.
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  1601. Oh hey there! You wanted to do a bit more math? Right on.
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  1602. Recently went to a Mercedes tech class. They have some incredible tech. Headlamps coming out with 180 something individual programmable LED’s + projectors that will display images on the roadway ahead. LED’s can throw light where you want and not where you don’t (like toward oncoming drivers or reflective street signs). Amazing
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  1603. All right you got me with the markers LMAO! Keep those dad jokes coming!!!
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  1604. Instead of all the "what abouts" in the comments, how about you do your own research lol. Many carmakers have decided start stop systems are worth it, maybe they are smart enough to also figure out how to implement the system without hurting reliability.
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  1605. fair analysis … I much prefer manual for driver engagement (and safe driving in snow) but you're absolutely correct on the points
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  1606. What harsh language. And here I thought this was a family channel!!
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  1607. the popcorn in sport mode seems so addicting
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  1608. The reason why I like this guy's channel is because he doesn't go on bias observations, guesstimate or opinion yeah science b**
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  1609. "Oh my goodness" *laughter*. -Best reaction. Haha! You can't even keep it together when you hit the accelerator. That's how you know it's good.
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  1610. I own a Miata and I genuinely think about buying a Jimny for the colder seasons.. off-roading seems so fun to me. Also having another tiny vehicle kinda fits my style. Btw very good and entertaining video!
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  1611. Thanks EE! As always, a wonderful explanation!
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  1612. Nice, I see you increased the displacement of your whiteboard, I bet its performance is quite a bit better now!
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  1613. I just want to say that your channel is a blessing to those of us trying to learn the science behind cars. Thank you sir
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  1614. Time to upgrade your Tesla with one!
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  1615. alex rodriguez yes. Because now your neighbors won’t wake up on time and will be late for work.
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  1616. I can die a happy man because Jason made wonky car noises.
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  1617. I once asked you yearsssss ago if you were working at Ferrari yet, but honestly you've become so good at what you do, and have become the best at it to where even large companies reach out to you. Teaching is truly where you shine and more people can benefit from that than if you were to do something else... Keep up the great work! you inspiring figure you...
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  1618. Love the collaboration! I'm on the mechanic side of this battle. Although I like to drain the oil as long as possible. I left my Miata on the lift for 3 hours while it drained. It was a slow day and we had a free lift.
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  1619. I like how you put up a mirror on your shelfs to avoid further accidents. :D
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  1620. Jason, I just got a 320d with the ZF Transmission. While I found the transmission to be pretty competent at first, it didn't really blow me away. Then I got my car coded up to enable the Sports Automatic Transmission (which bmw charges extra for) and boy did that change the characteristics of the whole car. The manual mode shifts are instantaneous as you describe, while the comfort mode shifts are smooth and barely perceptible, as they should be. Truly a masterpiece of a transmission!
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  1621. Bucket says, "drop me filthy human!" +1 for bucket
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  1622. I have a CX9 with this engine and I have to say it's pretty impressive. I do actually get the fule economy that they advertise and I'm happy with the power. Under normal circumstances I get about 26-27 mpg (in a 7 passenger suv)
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  1623. "Great news for the elitist manual snobs like myself"
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  1624. They might as well make it so the suspension can raise a couple inches or feet so your bmw m5 can be an off road tank
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  1625. This video is exactly why I love this channel, it's entertaining and informative and Jason is honest about how this doesn't really mean anything :)
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  1626. More silly Special FX please.
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  1627. Thank god you have a manual again, thought you were going soft lmao
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  1628. Wow, I didn't know how much of a vocal base hydrogen has built up. You've poked the hornets nest. 😆
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  1629. The point of the video is: WEAR YOUR SEAT BELT!
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  1630. These comments are ludicrous, some of you have some real issues 🤣
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  1631. I've always wondered about this, thanks for breaking it down
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  1632. Maybe I’m a simple guy, but I love the styling inside and out
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  1633. Diffusivity is the word of the day!
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  1634. Better stay with my Fiat Multipla
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  1635. “Prolly a good idea to play it safe and not mess with the broken super charger” *sticks his hand and camera inside to look at the wires😂😂
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  1636. "I don't know why it brings me joy to make an entire video feel pointless right at the end of it, but it is cool what the dark horse achieved" I absolutely love this in your videos!
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  1637. This is the best EE video. Period. Thank you Jason.
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  1638. Siddhesh Deshpande then roll it over and go again
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  1639. It’s amazing how cars are designed and built these days! I am an old fart so I can appreciate how different they are. Thanks for a really interesting and informing video, Jason.
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  1640. Wow, those ice cream sandwiches are 3$ each... HIGH BUDGET VIDEO HERE
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  1641. Hands down the best Youtube channel for so many reasons. Jason could probs do the maths to prove it.
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  1642. This made to one of the best videos in my entire life... laughed like a dumbass the whole time
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  1643. I actually was going to buy a tesla, but now that you said it is so bad, i will not be buying one.
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  1644. I almost didn’t watch this video, I was like “eh… corvette? Meh.” But i knew you’d have something interesting to say and I was correct. The part about the oil management and the vacuum and complementary pistons pushing and pulling air and less aerodynamic resistance on the cams all had my head spinning. Really impressive how these engineers come up with these clever ways to gain power and efficiency.
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  1645. Spot-on video my friend. As a former NHRA race driver who later went into engineering, I'd give you TWO thumbs up if I could! One thing people don't realize is that you design a suspension for drag, or for handling, or you compromise and find a balance. Dodge did not want to compromise the drag performance. If you want cornering, Dodge make other options.
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  1646. Me: *sees video title* "Seems like an interesting question" Jason: "obviously, I had to create my own useless question that no one was wondering"
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  1647. Jason’s comments at 16:00 reminds me of GM ‘s experiment with diesel engines in cars in the late 70’s. The experience was so bad that it basically ruined the North American market for diesel powered cars. Manufacturers should take note.
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  1648. Honestly good on Tesla for making the regen this efficient!
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  1649. Pure bliss. Japanese style, tuning and reliability meets German tech and build quality. Waiting for an MT option
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  1650. Hey guys Chris fix here! Gotta love him
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  1651. FREEDOM
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  1652. OMG LEARN 2 DRIVE NOOB, 420BLAZEIT
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  1653. "Because the metric system is beautiful…” 😂😂😂
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  1654. You have taught me alot.. continue with the amazing content.
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  1655. Can you try this on the Nissan Leaf just for good measure?
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  1656. As an engineer, my best tool is the technician I work with. And I'm not saying that in any derogatory, "you're just a tool" kind of way. I mean it in the most humble, "I value your input" type of way. I have turned wrenches and I have learned to use new tools. In my first year as an engineer, I got to try the jackhammer, acetylene torch, and sandblaster, among others. Usually I try these things for no other reason than to demonstrate my dedication, interest, and curiosity to the technicians I work with. Doing so helps me to determine a couple of things: 1) how proficient is the technician, 2) can the technician teach others to do mundane jobs, and 3) is this task more of an 'art' or more of a 'labor'? Over time, you can develop a great relationship with coworkers that builds mutual respect and allows for simple and efficient communication of problems. You get less of the "the technician assembled it wrong" and "the engineer designed it wrong" type of finger-pointing scenarios. There do exist bad technicians. There do exist bad engineers. But when good meets good, careers can be accelerated and innovation can really happen.
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  1657. Jason the type of guy to check the traction control on sports cars
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  1658. I went from pansy to bad boy thanks to this video
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  1659. I've never had the highest likes on a comment
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  1660. shifts faster than you can pal McLaren Ferrari
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  1661. Mind Blown by all of this information Thank you so much for taking the time to explain this to all of us (as always). This is REALLY interesting stuff, man! Pulsing load on a generator to achieve variable valve timing on a Rotary engine. I never dreamed of such ingenious tomfoolery!🤯😂🤣😂 Good to see a Rotary in the works again though.🙂
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  1662. Mars is not the best place for drag racing!!!
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  1663. should have did a mic drop with the marker and walked off frame, nerd cred
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  1664. Fascinating video! Can't wait to see this technology in use for regular vehicles in the future. PS: I will be attending University in France for mechanical/automotive engineering this year and I hope someday I'll be able to help develop something like this. Really exciting stuff!
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  1665. I need NOS..... one of the big ones, actually lets make it 2!
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  1666. Aron the homie
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  1667. Could you do a comparison vid of this engine and the skyactive x engine. Thermal efficiencies, fuel consumption etc.?
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  1668. Thank you for always keeping us up-to-date on these incredible automotive trends!!!
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  1669. Always a pleasure. I have always loved auto tech and your videos never fail to educate and entertain!
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  1670. Man what are the odds, this is like the 3rd video in a row that's addressed exactly what I'm working on!?!?
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  1671. I wouldn't even consider towing a 911 on that trailer even if it was loaded in reverse. I'm glad you survived.
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  1672. It might be nice, but I still wish we got a Giulia wagon.
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  1673. Great video! Didn't think oil analysis would be that interesting. Seriously what a good dude for putting this info out there for all of us.
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  1674. Adhesive vs cohesive failure. My preference is always a mechanical attachment vs adhesion which is also very appicable in roof design. Good presentation!
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  1675. You should be my teacher.... wait ... you are ! :D
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  1676. GT86 or your S2000? Which one is more fun to drive? Performance? 😀
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  1677. You really sold that spare tire. It genuinely looked for a second as though you really thought it would be there. Those acting classes must be paying off.
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  1678. 0:03 to 0:13 me riding my motorcycle ;)
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  1679. I never understand half the things you say in these vids but u still manage to be entertaining. My professors should take some notes
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  1680. It doesn't count as an EWW (everything wrong with) video if you don't use the ding Jason.... THE DING JASON!!!! Also "this scene doesn't contain an EE lap dance. Jason is not by boyfriend in this scene. Jason's nose is cold in the scene. Video doesn't contain a burn out". No Tesla is without SIN! Also after 15+ years of dealing with brand new cars, this is AWFUL! A little rehab required for paint on a new car is not uncommon, but this is wild.
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  1681. I really like the video in the garage. Now let's have a driving test video.
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  1682. Excellent communication on your part! You are a fine educator.
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  1683. Came for the Turbo stayed for the beard. GLORIOUS
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  1684. Really nice video Jason. Just a comment on your ICE torque / force plot. The first part having a shallow slope is correct because of the air dynamics of the intake (slow path torque). However the subsequent corrections are actually not slow at all and are done with spark timing which is very fast (fast path torque), OEM controls engineer here. Cheers and thanks for your awesome videos.
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  1685. "You don't have to lie to be cool" — Jason Fenske. "Fine, then you're a neeerrrrrrddd!" — Jason Cammisa. Love ya, mean it.
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  1686. Amazing!,I wonder when this tech will be coming to Lawn mower engines,Fuel Racing etc.Maybe take 20 years but concept is very cool.Thank you EE for a fine video and such a great job at explaining.TY73s
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  1687. Something always goes wrong 😂
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  1688. Don't try to tell me how excited I am! UNSUB!
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  1689. This channel is much more than just an educational channel ... Also bro i would like to suggest smtn.. can u make a video on ECU remapping how it done, how it works etc...
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  1690. I sure have learned a lot from this guy
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  1691. But Hector is gonna be running 3 Honda Civic's with spoon engines. On top of that he just came into Harry's and ordered 3 t66 turbo's with NOS's and a Motec System Exhaust!
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  1692. Can it do a sub 7 min around Germanys burgerking?
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  1693. Wow, it literally took me until the scientist to realize they were all the same person.
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  1694. The difference between the intake measurements is staggering! Glad I placed a heatshield behind mine.
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  1695. Congrats Jason! Really curious to hear what it's like to live with over the next 6 months! I'd be interested to see how much your range decreases as it gets colder, if it does at all.
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  1696. doesn't matter if you win by an inch or a mile, winning is winning
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  1697. I just woke up and still tired, I think my body knows how important EE is for the mind
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  1698. Run1: vtec not kick in yo Same for run 2; 3 But run4 VTAK JUST KICK IN YOOOOO!!!!!
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  1699. It's hard to tell who's trolling and who's not in this comment section Oof
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  1700. So nice to have someone do an easy to follow, clean cut, sensible explanation that cuts through the hyper-marketing BS that came out of the Tesla presentation. Thanks EE!
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  1701. Love these unique engines, so much more fun than a straight or V engine.
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  1702. You forgot fuel efficiency, but I guess you ran out of money Lol
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  1703. I can't say I've watched a lot of minivan reviews (or any) but this one has definitely been the best. Jason, you've done the impossible and made a minivan review entertaining. Bravo. I can't believe I'm saying this but I hope to see more of these in the future!
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  1704. He is a pro in looking at curves ;-)
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  1705. BMWater
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  1706. Jason, great video man. Been a loyal subscriber for years because of your delivery and research which seems to bring credibility to the information you provide on your channel. Thank you for sharing your awesomeness.
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  1707. Everyone know a loud car= a fast car
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  1708. I’d rather see and hear your reviews of performance cars, than ANY other reviewer on YouTube. Chris Harris being a very close second, based on visceral tire-spinning, corner-drifting thrill and amusing dialogue. But for actually getting honest and qualified perspectives I can relate to and appreciate— you Sir, are the man.
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  1709. You're the dude engineering textbooks talk about in their questions: Given the McLaren is accelerating at X rate and shifts at Y speed. If the fluid drag is represented as F(x), and the shift takes 0.05s, what will be the change in velocity between shifts? And b) at what rate should the position be sampled at? Love it
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  1710. I mean, can we believe those "studies"? Did you check the birthdate of every "scientist" there?
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  1711. First off, thank you, I love watching and learning from your video. This video felt a little different than most of your other videos, because it didn't really feel like you gave us a summation at the end with you thoughts and opinions. I think I understand why you did this video the way you did, i.e. Optima kind of sponsored you to to this video, so you can't really say anything negative about their product; that is, if you even had anything negative to say. Anyway, it would have been nice to learn a little more about when you'd want to use the red top vs the yellow top batteries, i.e. truck with a wrench, high powered car stereos, etc. Also, what are the real difference between the yellow top and the blue top batteries? Thanks again for all the videos you post!
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  1712. We need to see a track test for the Model 3 Performance Edit: thanks for the Like, Jason!
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  1713. Well...at least you can claim it on your taxes as an expense of running your channel? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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  1714. But, and I am a bit surprised that you didn't answer this, how many F/KM does it take the penguin to move at highway speeds? (fish per kilometer).
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  1715. Honestly, not disappointed about the lack of driving; there are plenty of videos about that, but not enough about frunks. This video has made me want a Lucid more than any other video I've seen about it.
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  1716. I lol'd when you said you sold your s2000 and got into another s2000 *points at Miata*
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  1717. BEST YOUTUBER. THANK YOU. I don't know how better to say it Jason, your awesome, and thank you for doing this video and for giving back the way you do!
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  1718. Absolutely love that you end the video with an unsubstantiated marketing claim about the MotorTrend video. * chef's kiss *👌🤣
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  1719. I did the same with Audi. Bought an RS3, heard such great things about the 5 cylinder. Loved the car, but had regrets. Hated the manual seats, hated there was no view of the hood and just the dash, cramped interior and looked too much like an A3 to me. Bought the RS5 coupe and it's exactly what I wanted. Bigger car, wider, actually great seats in the back for a coupe, looks wicked and more usable torque down low for everyday driving. Test drive the car before you get it!!
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  1720. I'm sure Illinois will gladly pay the repairs. I hear they're just flush with money!
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  1721. 4:02 I finally made it into an Engineering Explained video! - Ryan
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  1722. I was on a computer and I couldn't like since I wasn't logged in. So I logged in just too like. This is how I feel too!
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  1723. I've been watching your channel since the beginning and you never cease to bring back that feeling of joy and wonder I get from being a fellow motor-head and engineering geek. I make spreadsheets when I buy anything and compare data, and your Crosstek sheet looked just like mine lol. Definitely a kindred spirit who gets a lot out of your scientific approach and honest candor. Thanks for doing this! Super happy for you and your S2K project and agree with the comments and reasoning behind why you did what you did modification/SC/boost-wise. It's like playing an RPG and leveling up slowly and tracking the changes vs skipping straight to the end game and not enjoying the journey in-between. Thanks again!
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  1724. The honda legend 2.0 v6 turbo (jdm) used vgt turbos back in the late 80's. It was rudimentary, using 5 vanes. They called it the wing turbo Edit: just googled it to be sure, there is an image available for anyone who needs proof
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  1725. When i start this video and see those white board, you know something about to get serious. Great video, i love it.
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  1726. You have two cars thats OVER 9000!
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  1727. @6:27 Engineers are always fun at parties
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  1728. Great explanation Jason! You can definitely tell the difference with this setup and the lack of lag. Thanks for the link to the deliberation video too, much appreciated man!
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  1729. Hundreds have reviewed the Tesla...but until this video..Tesla has not TRULY been reviewed!
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  1730. Jason: there is a point at which, you know, you don't need anymore horsepower... Also Jason: NO there is not!
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  1731. Been driving standard for as long as I have driven. I've never seen the actual "workings". This was absolutely fantastic in every way. More of this please.
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  1732. 2020. 2.5 million car. Puts in a manual transmission. Legend!
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  1733. One of the best educators on the internet!
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  1734. I'm guessing those who disliked this vid just finished watching the Fast and Furious series..
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  1735. Paul walker shifts faster than your hand hahaha
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  1736. Obviously, the shelf has a trapdoor activated by a micro switch hidden on the far side of the frame, which is why he only lifts the front. A trained Gecko positioned on the underside of the shelf then catches the card with its tongue. The gecko ultimately trades the card back in exchange for a juicy cricket. Magic is easy.
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  1737. So much great info! Thanks Jason for creating this. Learning is Fun
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  1738. This is the only time were I've ever said "I wish Cadillac sold cars here in the UK". This is so cool.
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  1739. Extra downforce!
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  1740. Look on the bright side. If YouTube and engineering don't work out, you've got a future in fast food marketing music
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  1741. So am not the only mechanical engineer who hates and don't understand chemistry 😬😬👌.
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  1742. "just look how much fun I'm having" 🤣 That genuinely made me laugh. Nice car. I was also thinking yellow, or a comparable bright green.
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  1743. Congratulation on hitting 2 million subcriber
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  1744. You might also be seeing more efficiency out of the Raptor engine under load than not under load, adding to the gains seen when towing.
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  1745. Jokes on you, my w202s OBD is too old! HA! silently cries
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  1746. Love my CX-5 & MX-5 and everything Mazda does. Was just in a rental car for a week while on vacation, it was a Nissan with a CVT... Felt absolutely horrible to drive and sounded even worse.
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  1747. I love how he floors on on icy curves and just says "the rear end is sorting out some ice...." " ...nice Jason..." . Like whatever, lol.
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  1748. Weather was definitely happening
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  1749. Clearly explains the pros and cons! Well done, short and to the point! I appreciated your explanation about how wheel spacers change load characteristics at the wheel bearings and consequently shorten bearing life. Keep up the good work!
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  1750. i recommend watching EE's video on flatplane vs crossplane as well, really good video Jason
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  1751. I bet McLaren loved watching this back and seeing him with both hands on the wheels for like 10% of the entire time 😂😂
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  1752. Best professor I've ever had and I didn't even have to take out a loan to get you!
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  1753. This was awesome guys! I'm excited for your first drive video Jason!
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  1754. Hi Jason.👋 Amazing Volvo engine technology, awesome whiteboard illustrations, and overall great video. With all that said, the part I found the coolest (for some odd reason😕) was your two frame visual of what just under .08 seconds looks like. Haha. Well done. I love your style of teaching... keep up the great work.👏
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  1755. It doesn't use that much fuel in my Prius :)
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  1756. Every time I see the white board looking like this at the start of one of Jason's videos I think, "I'm not going to want to sit through all this." Then I look at the clock and it's 10/15/20 minutes later and I'm still glued to the screen. It's hard to fathom the amount of work that must go into making a video like this both informative and captivating, yet somehow he does it time and time again.
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  1757. Doesn’t get much better than EE on a Sunday morning!
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  1758. He didn't have a white board, nor did he use any formulas for proof, so his opinions aren't valid. 😎
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  1759. Jason cheated. Dropping the drain nut in the oil bucket and then fishing it out is a must when changing your oil. He completely missed this entire step. Amateur.
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  1760. What do you mean " These human people"? Always knew you were an alien with those whiteboard skills :P
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  1761. This was fantastic, great job man.
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  1762. I've said it once, I'll say it again - this guy embodies everything that's great about YouTube. Unrivaled knowledge coupled with a natural talent for teaching... add to this the seldom-seen ability to include only what we really need to know, and what we have is an absolutely indispensable learning resource. The fact that, through YouTube, we get all that for free necessitates the burning question: why are we paying $$$$s for inferior quality tuition from college? Huge respect to EE!
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  1763. Just finished getting my Lancia Scorpion on the road. It's not a particularly sophisticated sports car, and it's not fast, but it weighs 2100 lbs, and that alone makes it a completely different experience from almost anything else on the road right now.
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  1764. Thats shocking news. (zero puns were intended)
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  1765. Does this apply if you put it in a purple car ?
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  1766. Finally we have the Yin to that last video's Yang. Nice work, and good points all around.
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  1767. Hey Jason. That Tesla rips!😶😂 Can you imagine going on a blind date in that thing and not realizing it was in Fart Mode?😲 BTW, your laughter is contagious.👍 So glad you're satisfied with your new car. Awesome video, sir. I hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend.
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  1768. That finger folding action for a crash is magic. His fingers disappeared! 5-stars! 🤣
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  1769. Now this is what I call a Feelgood movie - the special friendship between an engineer and a mechanic.
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  1770. Thank you for that easy to understand explanation!
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  1771. "perhaps someone bumped into the side of the garage" LOL
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  1772. What a beautiful environment to drive through while filming. Thank you.
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  1773. "Ford Bronco destroys the competition" That's true, it did beat the Wrangler and the Prius in the poll yesterday 😂
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  1774. I too have range anxiety. (Came from being stuck on the side of the road with no help.) I elected to buy a plug in hybrid insteas of full electric. Now I'm fully aware that a 100 mile range car is well within my range. I've gone well over two month on electric with only 20 mile battery range.
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  1775. Jason is really a wizard, he just chooses to shave his silver beard to go incognito.
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  1776. $50,000 FOR THAT CAMERA ?!?!?! With 50k I can buy the car i want twice :(
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  1777. You wouldn't download a car, would you? Well it looks like you did and you printed it ...
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  1778. So glad you actually put science behind it. So many do not understand tq, hp, and how a dyno works.
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  1779. V12s and learning? That's why I'm here
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  1780. You just found such an incredible niche in the car journalism world. Keep them coming! Nothing better than an engineer with a deep understanding and the ability to convey this to others! Thanks! GMA T50 next?
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  1781. On the flip side NEVER cheap out on tires. For tires just get the highest UTQG rating possible for your size.
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  1782. Not the answers we want but the answers we need.
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  1783. Lol at the throwback to the garage incident.
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  1784. You mentioning BSFC few videos back changed my driving style and lowered my fuel consumption some 10% more (now reaching 50mpg with 2003 3-cyl 40kw 1.2 liter gasoline). Thank you for that. While you are at it, you should mention pulse and glide driving style that is closely connected with BSFC. You need to know and understand BSFC to understand PnG. I am really happy you care about fuel economy among other things.
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  1785. Who would ever down thumb any of these guys? ❤️Straight Pipes ❤️Engineering Explained
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  1786. 0:47 Here I am, appreciating both watches and cars while having a bank balance to buy a new bicycle.
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  1787. In German they do call alternators generators
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  1788. I am SO happy, that you are happy, you truly deserve it buddy! Your videos have been a HUGE help to me and my family. Take care and enjoy that Tesla!!
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  1789. I still love hybrids Toyota hybrid engines are designed to warm up quickly.
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  1790. Jason, keep up the good videos. Loved this one! Happy New Year from Down east.
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  1791. Thanks for all the hard work you put into these videos.
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  1792. A well thought out unbiased constructed video. Some youtubers should take a leaf out of your book. It is shame though that some commentors just won't see both sides of the story. And all because they have picked their camp so they must defend it to the death, talking about you coal and oil lovers. I'm a recent convert to EV after spending about 20 years working on my own cars and being the son of a mechanic. And yes, EV won't fill all gaps straight away but the technology is definitely worth investing and converting the masses for. And don't get me started on the respiratory health benefits it has!
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  1793. It's like this guy has a personal fight with his own country :) He quits BMW, he then goes to Hyundai, puts his German knowledge into their cars and brings them to top levels of performance and then, to make it pretty clear he has went on a rebellion, calls a press launch in the automotive heart of Germany, Nurburgring :))
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  1794. Love you, love your videos, love engineering and learning. My Croatian buddies want me to tell you that Mate Rimac is pronounced Ma-tay Ree-match. The way you said it makes him sound like an Australian bloke clearing his throat.
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  1795. I really enjoy your videos. I have learned a lot and even though sometimes I have no idea what you're talking about I still leave feeling like learned something. One of the best YouTubers without a doubt. Thank you and please keep posting!
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  1796. A like how your sponsors actually provide content and information that adds to our understanding of the science behind their products. Great job Jason! Looking forward to more
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  1797. .....and breathe!
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  1798. I sold my S2K about a year ago and will be buying another in a couple weeks! Your grin at 6:57 is a classic reaction to the S2000.
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  1799. Has to be said for the amount of these kits that realistically be sold, the amount of bespoke parts created for it is very impressive. A LOT of money was spent designing this kit.
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  1800. This is a great little video. It points out the many advantages of an automatic tranny versus it's manual cousin. Sadly, you're right about driving long distances in a manual with few (if any) to share the driving. But I love the feeling of mechanical connection (and mechanical sympathy) imparted by rowing through the gears, so no biggie for me. Every day I drive my car is another day of practicing the art. The main drawback being I don't have time to text while driving! :)
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  1801. Me: Bro… Do you lift?? Jason: Yes… *Puts car on car lift*
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  1802. Finally after this video I think of the Cullinan in my head as an actual SUV. Sweet B-Roll and great explanations as always Jason!
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  1803. And it was 100% accurate😂
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  1804. Congrats on incoming 3M subs ✔
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  1805. My selling point was that I can fit 2 bottles of NOS in the fronk hell yeah. Congratulations for your big achievement.
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  1806. Well what can i say it's a master piece of tech going to next level!! Also nice and very detailing video E.E good job ;-) Keep it up with more new tech ;-)
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  1807. He's making Ferrari merch kinda money😮
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  1808. Mercedes: How can I help you? Driver: TYRES ARE DEAD, CAN'T DRIVE LIKE THIS, ALSO TELL BOTTAS TO SLOW DOWN. As for I6 vs V6: Always preferred I6 due to their simplicity and balance, might be a bit biased because BMW, Merc, Nissan and Toyota I6 I had were bulletproof, while the VW/Audi V6 were total garbage (unlike their godly 5 cylinders).
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  1809. Dude, you are such a smart guy and your videos are super interesting. What a truly great service you’re doing for the community! You just break it down so well and make things so easy to understand. You also pick the perfect topics.
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  1810. “The ehh, ‘ow you say, ehh, red line - is only an eh, suggestion. Il motore - it eh, likes-eh to rev to much ‘igher.”
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  1811. I want one of your drawn charts to hang in the garage forever. Masterpiece as always!
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  1812. I know! So maybe I need Last Pass and Next to Last Pass that will remember my Last Pass password. I think I just got caught in a loop, just like time travel.
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  1813. "test one was a failure" I never seen anyone smile so hard on a fail ><
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  1814. Not a very original comment, but great video as always, Jason! Love this channel and all you put into it.👍 Cheers, buddy!
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  1815. Another S2000! Nice choice, Jason
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  1816. Taps hood: Murica! Taps hood: Murica!
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  1817. as far as the transmission and gearbox... lol. made me laugh. great video
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  1818.  @AB0BA_69 he does disclaim it, twice in the video and once in the description.
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  1819. This was definitely a mathematic nerd out in which I enjoyed. :)
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  1820. the motion of your fingers explaining the offset crank rotation made my head blue screen, had to push my reset button.
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  1821. This is the EXACT reason I chose the 18 inch wheels over the 20 inch wheels on my T3 LR.
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  1822. Me: trying to study for school EE: Should you put racing oil in your street car?? Me: Good question!
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  1823. I came. I saw. I lol'd!
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  1824.  @EngineeringExplained  Configure a P100DL first at $149k, think about buying it for a while. Move all your money around in your head and try to justify it. THEN go configure the Model 3 Performance at $70k, way easier to swallow now!
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  1825. "It's almost like I planned this out." Isn't math great?
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  1826. YES, HELL YES that's the kind of video I like to see, you answered a ton of questions I had. Thank you.
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  1827. Also that RWD is more fun than FWD, and lack of too many driver aids leads to a better opportunity to fully exploit the car's potential and also to crash it XD, hence fun>>>power. Learn Honda, learn...
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  1828. You hit the nail on the head as far as my concerns go. No problem with the tech; if it's fine for aviation, it's fine for automotive. As someone who likes sensitive controls (that mouse analogy was for me!) this is great. But that steering latency is unacceptable.
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  1829. Jason, you would only need half of the whiteboard when using the metric system 😊
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  1830. Man 2million subscribers!! The subtle jokes are the cherry on top of all your videos. Wont forget the first video I saw, formula one radiators "In this video were going to do a little bit of math. How exciting" keep it up man
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  1831. Thanks Jason, for explaining some very complicated technology extremely well. The specific output of modern engines astounds me, having become interested in cars in my middle teens in the early 60s. At that time, American muscle was hitting about 1 hp/cu in on the hottest cars (about 61 hp/l.). The fastest European cars were getting close to 100hp/l, which was about what race cars got. I’m fascinated by this technology which makes more than 200 hp/l possible ON A PRODUCTION CAR! 😵
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  1832. Congrats again on the Tesla Jason! I love the color! Great review too! I actually never noticed the seamless glass from the trunk all the way up to the middle of the roof, pretty crazy!
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  1833. The Nürnburgring? Wtf is that? Everyone knows car manufactures bench mark at BK! They even give little happy meal crowns to the winner.
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  1834. I went outside once, the graphics were good but the gameplay was terrible!
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  1835. This is a great video with informative information for everyone. Another thing that's extremely important is the quality of the fluid that you use in your vehicle. The amazing part is by using a better fluid everything cost significantly less money in the long run😊
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  1836. Thanks for covering this topic! I always wondered what was behind these numbers or if it was just marketing blowing as much smoke up our backsides as the lawyers would allow.
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  1837. I learn something new every time I watch one of your videos.
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  1838. I'd love to see a Rivian sports car following those principles. Probably we need battery tech to improve, but I definitively can see myself in a small form factor of all that tech. Like a Jimny! that would be amazing!!!
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  1839. "stay fun, have safe, be dirty" -- Jason 2018
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  1840. "we're all obeying the traffic laws" I live in Baltimore, so not exactly.
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  1841. I think I'm gonna like this series. Mercedes M103 maybe? Or the AMC 4.2 Straight 6? Both known for their longevity if I'm not mistaken. Also that plasma steel coating is really cool and creative sounding. Almost like those engineers are pretty smart people or something!
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  1842. A lot of this advice is also a good way in extending the life of your braking system as well. Also, for the love of God, no slow up, fast down on freeways.
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  1843. That IMT feature sounds rad. I was just talking to a friend yesterday who’s searching for a new car and is afraid of buying a manual because he’s not super experienced and specifically called out that he stalled a lot when learning.
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  1844. "Parental Supervision" LOL! I would think a data logger like that would also use an accelerometer and gyro (like in your phone) in addition to GPS/GLONAS to measure the acceleration. It should also be able to run much faster than 5Hz. MEMS accelerometers I've worked with are much faster than that. GPS is a bit more iffy. I doubt you are seeing ten satellites at once. The constellation has to cover the entire globe. Six would be no problem.
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  1845. EE helping me the life of the party again, it's why I keep coming back. Kudos Jason!
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  1846. That WAS AMAZING! Also waiting for Ford to Chime in LOL!
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  1847. Big suspension
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  1848. Good to know to raise my McLaren 620R when I need to ford some deep water
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  1849. I'm happy for you and the success with your channel. Thank you very much for sharing your expertise and taking time to put this together.
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  1850. "Yes a dollar for the sharpie." Spoken like a true engineer.
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  1851. LOLOLOLOLOLOL. ..."...it gets pretty silly back there..." LOL, that was the BEST line in the video!
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  1852. This technology is pretty awesome. A lot of pro race cars have manually adjustable sway-bars to adjust grip for certain track/surface situations. So, the driver can change the sway-bar stiffness while racing, amazing!
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  1853. Fords new motto: "feel the heft"
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  1854. $73.53 a pound shed - more than filet mignon or lobster tails!
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  1855. "Don't know much about Chemistry.....but I do know that cars are cool"
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  1856. This has become my favorite YouTube channel. Keep up the great work!
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  1857. Easy acceleration?? Nah, POWAAAAAAH
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  1858. I think the take-away from this video is that the market needs a good variety of sports cars, lightweight entry-level sports cars in addition to the more costly medium- and heavy-weight sports cars. Because excess power does not eliminate excess weight, it follows that a lightweight sports car can offer a uniquely enjoyable driving experience.
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  1859. Uhh an EE midnight upload for all CET people😄👌
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  1860. Very nice work, the pacing was excellent, and having the plastic model there to use for demonstration is a fantastic idea too.
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  1861. We are very fortunate to have you on youtube. Thank You.
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  1862. People are saying that this engines to complicated, to much to go wrong, service costs etc, tell me what in that engine is so complicated and high service costs? There’s allot of tech in there but it’s all actually pretty simple. There’s virtually no service for the SC and turbo side. The engines not running high boost as the CR ratio is fairly high so the engine should be solid . The amount of sensors etc are almost identical to most conventional turbo cars. The only thing would be the integration of the electric power, however this tech has been out for a decade now and it’s super reliable. I don’t get the issue? have they proven to be unreliable since they launched that engine?
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  1863. I absolutely love your videos, great job and keep up the great work
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  1864.  @EngineeringExplained  Gold star, we're going to put this right on the fridge where everyone can see it!
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  1865. I like your channel Jason because you seem like a genuine person with bad jokes and a whiteboard.
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  1866. I see white board, I click. I am happy.
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  1867. Congrats on 1MILLION LIKES on Facebook!!!
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  1868. Definitely my favourite gearhead duo. Looking forward to this!
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  1869. Keep up the excellent job. Love how you "break" down the science to a simple explanation. Also, even though you are producing less often...I'm enjoying them more. Maybe just me but the quality is going up and seeing more of the passion of the engineering again in you in the videos...may also be the reason why I'm enjoying them more or think the quality is better. As an engineer, your passion for engineering shows. Whatever changes you made in your life between producing videos, keep it up...it shows positively.
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  1870. This is probably the best and most objective car review ive ever watched. And Ive seen A LOT. You should do them more often if possible
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  1871. Everytime i see corn abuse, i find this explanation more and more relevant and clear.
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  1872. Entire YouTube community: save the environment by planting trees EE: save the environment by tOwiNg A tEslA bEHiNd a RApToR
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  1873. If it wasn't for you I wouldn't know half as much about cars as I do.👍🏻👍🏻 keep it up
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  1874. That amount of physics pinning you to your seat will bring joy to anyone who likes cars. That take off from a dig and watching your expression is priceless.
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  1875. A surprisingly believable British accent! 7/10 crumpets
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  1876. The whiteboard is heavily detailed as usual 👍🏽
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  1877. I like that this was secretly a synthetic fuel video.
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  1878. That was cool of them to invite you to see all this stuff. Very good presentation.
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  1879. In the first four years of Formula E the battery capacity doubled in the same size battery. I'm thinking that battery research probably isn't slowing down any time soon so the future looks bright.
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  1880. Jason + Charles = amazing content! Love the videos with you two together
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  1881. Congrats Jason! I'm excited for you, even though you didn't find it on AutoTempest. ;) I'm sure we'll help you find a car eventually—Something tells me even with the perfect primary colors garage, you'll be in the market again before too long. :) (Although maybe you'll just get a free Roadster with all your Tesla referrals!)
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  1882. Very cool content. This channel rocks!
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  1883. Okay Jason wins with the "is this what flat rate feels like?" comment lol, holy crap that got me laughing hard. Now I think back to David and Jack and now Paul has Duncan who I think all came from the flat rate dealership or other service department. Awesome as always Jason and love these collaborations with Charles. Met him finally at last spring's Wookies in the Woods and he is indeed a great guy and very friendly to talk to and hang out with. Thank you for all that you do. Still use your videos all the time to show folks various aspects to automotive engineering. Look forward to the next one.
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  1884. When I saw the title of the video on EngineeringExplained felt so betrayed. Gladly it was just a joke
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  1885. The effort and quality you put into your videos is amazing. Subscribed. Hope you get to 2M very soon
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  1886. Why did you add resistances to gravity to get spin? You better fix it ;) What you need to do is add down-force to mass, multiply it by 0.6, and by coefficient of friction. You will end up with the max force tires can give you. Resistance do not play a role here. It would matter for example if you would calculate acceleration.
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  1887. SOH CAH TOA!
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  1888. Hrithik. D.Prasad Honda last 3-4 (?) years in F1 had* serious reliability problems with McLaren. * current year have better reliability though and some say that McLaren wanted too much of small package hence the reliability problems. This year with Toro Rosso they have much better in reliability.
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  1889. watching this during my online classes. This is so much more interesting
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  1890. He's absolutely right, ZF 8 Speed is a dream to drive. The power is there when you ask for it, yet it's so smooth and comfortable. Non-car people could tell the difference and appreciate every bit it, I wish every automatic driver could experience this
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  1891. Engineering Explained is definitely one of the overall best channels out there. The video quality is excellent and the content is explained clearly. Please don't ever stop making videos! You're making a huge favor to people all around the world who are interested in engineering and technical stuff like this. Education is always good for you.
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  1892. TIRES - TYRES - TIRES - TYRESE?
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  1893. it's an interesting video but is there any real world testing/evidence that otherwise solid brake pads using glue (not super cheapos) actually fail this way?
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  1894. It's Apple style marketing! This video Jason made is the newest video he has ever produced!
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  1895. OMG! These two together! For halve an hour 🤯 I really enjoy these kind of surprises. I really do. Jason is one of my favorite car YouTubers… yes, you got it right!
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  1896. My inner nerd was geeking out over this video. Tons of solid info in this. Despite evidence we'll still hear, "I don't trust it." Solid work!
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  1897. Your Sunday episodes are equivilate too Saturday morning cartoons when I was a kid, I wake up early every Sunday to catch your latest video as soon as it releases
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  1898. Finally a video I can send to people I argue with on the internet
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  1899. You're not the only one to choose wheel size because of tire choices.
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  1900. when I hear the "hello everyone, and welcome" I know I'm about to do some learning
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  1901. I had my ND for over a year and everyday I had fun with it. Only issue was it was my only car and I needed something bigger. If I were to have a 2nd car though it would be another Miata
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  1902. As an engineer, I appreciate your emphasis on using the right component design characteristics for the specific system requirements. A designed system is so much more than the sum of its component specs.
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  1903. My favorite days of the month are the days that this guy makes a new video
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  1904. Living vicariously through you! Wish my brz was boosted! Glad to see you having fun!!!
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  1905. "Neat that they solved that" LOL
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  1906. As far as I'm concerned Volkswagen can go farfegnugen itself I will not ever again purchase another one of their products thank you for the information very much appreciated l will match your contribution to the school. Jason you have provided a great service to us and I would encourage all of us who can afford to donate something to the school to do so in the name of science Humanity and Engineering Explained have a wonderful day
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  1907. Probably the best RR Cullinan video on the internet.
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  1908. All I can have out of this video besides the great ability of Jason to communicate is, I need a V8.
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  1909. In 10 years, we'll start to see off-road 4x4 M5 builds that could rival the X5 capabilities
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  1910. There is only one real celebrity in this video and that is Jason.
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  1911. Another complex topic that is systematically and logical discussed in a linear manner. Thank you for your efforts.
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  1912. Excellent video. I’m not a math guy, but I can follow you as you work your way through the steps. Thank you!
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  1913. You are always the best. On point, no unwanted rubbish like in some channels, explain everything in a very simple way to make a noob understand yet explains everything thoroughly. Thanks.
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  1914. Not the type of comment typically left here, but after an exhausting and challenging week (currently dealing with ADHD/autism burnout), waking up to find a new EE video just... really calms my brain down 🥲 Thanks, Jason. I really hope to meet you someday and thank you in person for all the joy and knowledge you've brought me
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  1915. I knew this stuff already but i still enjoyed this demosttation as it was very easy to understand and im sure that many ppl will learn from this.
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  1916. i like how you showed that you ran into some bs during the install. it's never as simple as the diy's state. you always run into something that either means you need to fab up/modify something or just put it back together and try again another day when new tools/parts can be ordered (because of course you're doing this sunday night when no stores are open because the diy said it's a 30 min job)
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  1917. Great video as always, Jason. It is astonishing that this transmission is nearly a decade old but there's still nothing in the market that quite manages to offer its impressive blend of attributes. I come from Malaysia, a market where automatics suffer very high failure rates due to various factors, but I have yet to hear any complaints of the ZF 8HP's durability and reliable. Such a well-engineered piece of hardware.
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  1918. Had that conversation with my other half. I try to brake gently (regenerative braking on an EV), and almost never get into ABS. But in the circumstances when I need ABS, I'm glad I have it - it's much better than me. The circumstances where threshold braking enters into the conversation, you're usually thinking about other things such as not steering the car into an obstacle.
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  1919. I love you, can you love me back 😏❤
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  1920. You convinced me, time to buy a new diesel v8
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  1921. Almost none of my subscriptions upload on Sunday, but I can always depend on you, Jason.
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  1922. You've changed my mind on electric cars, although I can never give up a classic manual transmission, I would definitely buy something electric as a secondary car for city purposes. Nothing can replace 3 pedals and a catback, although these teslas come close.
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  1923. This is the only way I know it's Wednesday now.. <3 Dat EE LIFE!
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  1924. I have a snip of this (and the 911 as a Beetle, and the CT towing the 911) from the last video as my desktop background on my work PC. I work with Tesla and it's my subtle dig at the company on conference calls, which they seem find amusing.
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  1925. This goes up a week after I buy my first car, smh. It doesn't have any of these problems but damn that timing 😂
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  1926. A ten speed!? That's insane.
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  1927. Half of these comments are missing the point. Another 3rd can’t take the fact the newer autos (CVT, DSG etc...) are 100% faster at shifting. We’re not taking about old Japanese 4 speed autos. My first car was a automatic and my second was manual. Both have their ups and downs and I’m man enough to admit that the auto does somethings better and the manual does other things better. People who bash autos clearly miss the point of auto transmissions and are too immature to admit some of the benefits. There’s nothing inherently unmanly about driving a auto. And there’s nothing inherently manly about driving manual.
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  1928. The quality of this video was insanely good! Definitely earned a like. Good Job Jason keep it up.
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  1929. Notification squad, where you at, ayy
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  1930. “Really good range” That range is gonna go out the window when you start towing. Long charge times + short range = not good for Tesla. Diesel reigns supreme for towing
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  1931. I replaced my '16 ND Club with a 718 Boxster GTS, and while I love the speed, performance and all-around comfort of the Boxster, the Miata is the one that is actually more fun to drive on the street. You can really feel the ~800lbs of extra weight in the Boxster compared to the sheer playfulness of the Miata. I don't at all regret getting the Boxster, but I really wish I could afford to have both it and the Miata. While the Boxster makes going 100 mph feel like 30 mph, the Miata makes 30 mph feel like 100, in a good way.
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  1932. "We're saving the environment here" Haha love that
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  1933. Great video, terrible comment section. Thanks for your work nonetheless!
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  1934. How do you start your Sunday? "Hello everyone, and welcome!" Thanks for another great video this week.
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  1935. 414 Flat Earthers have clicked thus far!
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  1936. You're the man Jason! This could totally happen, dont fool yourselves! You may need to know the math when it happens to you!
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  1937. Jason, thank you! As a current chemistry student I hope that somehow, someday, I can do some work that makes a positive difference for everybody. My professors are always talking about scientific integrity and it’s great so see someone like yourself pointing this out to people who otherwise wouldn’t come across this.
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  1938. It’s not the size or just the weight, but the location of the weight. The hoop (outside of the wheel) is an inch closer to the centre, meaning it weighs less due to smaller circumference of the heavy metal and the weight is closer to the centre meaning reduced inertia required to spin it. The extra size in the sidewall weighs much less than the weight of aluminium
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  1939. I have nothing smart to contribute, just wanted to say thank you for another amazing video. Look ma, I’ve learned something new.
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  1940. Planned upload my friend, Jason is probably way too smart to not have prep this before ;)
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  1941. He said the pistons move up and down… isn’t it side to side since it’s a boxer engine??
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  1942. Thanks for giving kudos for the spare tire, oft overlooked but it helps us regular people out :)
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  1943. ButtFeet if everyone thought like this we would've still be riding horses instead of cars
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  1944. I love these videos that you avoid the use of whiteboard full of numbers! That's when I don't need a Engineering Explained Explained hahahaaha
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  1945. One of the major detriments of the flat head design is that the exhaust has to travel through the block and thus the water jackets before reaching the exhaust manifold; This causes these engines to run hot. Excessive ZDDP can lead to camshaft pitting. Check out Motor Oil Geek's video on this. Great video!
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  1946. Did you seriously find a way to geek out about such silliness????? I LIKE THAT :D
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  1947. Just dont gas up your TDI.. That will make things very sad. LOL <3
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  1948. Your video talks about the pro's and con's of front engine vs rear engine not the reason the 911 has the engine in the rear. The original 356 was derived largely from the VW - it used the VW engine. It fundamentally had to be a rear engined car. The 911 was a continuation of the 356 tradition. Even when Porsche went water cooled with the 911 it remained a rear engined car. Porsche tried to go to front engine cars (the 924/928/944's) but they did not sell they were just not popular with Porsche's customer base. The real reason that a Porsche is rear engined is tradition! The real question is: Why was the VW a rear engined car? After all Dr. Porsche was largely responsible for its design.
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  1949. Hey fellow jammers upvote this comment so jam master has to get a turbo kit for the Tesla
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  1950. This is a very good video
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  1951. Thanks for the explanation! I have heard of these engines being used in locomotives and was wondering how it works. Very clear explanation!
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  1952. Babe wake up, engineering explained uploaded.
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  1953. That Subaru oil filter location is just brilliant. Makes things so easy and clean.
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  1954. So the Rotor engine isn't dead?
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  1955. Surprisingly well explained to a non-engineer - good job! The whiteboard appeared daunting to me until you started describing what's on it :)
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  1956. I love your videos, you explain everything very well, making it easier to understand, if someone else tried explaining this, it would probably go over my head.
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  1957. WOW !!! An american that says "bigger it's not always better" 😂😂😂 Good job Jason,love your channel
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  1958. 25 minute video went by in a flash. You delivered a ton of info and did it really well.
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  1959. I don't feel the acceleration in my Impreza! 😜
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  1960. The line about Mazda making cars for journalists was spot on. Although im unsure if that’s truly a bad thing in the end, or not. I do love this company to death. Their cars have never failed me. Even with daily abuse.
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  1961. Did Volkwagen create the network? I'm not sure, I could use some clarification....^^
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  1962. It gives you three warnings to hold the wheel. If you ignore all the warnings, the car will turn on hazard lights and gradually decrease speed to a halt within the lane. And if you do take control after 3 warnings, it will disable Autopilot for the rest of the drive. You need to put in Park to reset.
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  1963. This is one of your best videos ever. Truly fascinating design and engineering, and great sound and images of that beautiful car. My first thought was that it’s a P1 that “normal” enthusiasts can actually buy.
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  1964. Wow. This particular video, is the exact essence of what you described this car to be. You guys are funny, and work so well together, mostly, though…I absolutely need the engineering aspect, I can only watch so many “car reviews” before my brain turns to apple sauce. So you’ve hit that sweet spot. And seeing as that Jason is my all time favorite, I don’t know what more I could ask for…uh maybe film it in Canada?
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  1965. I agree with everything in this video... thanks, I hate it.
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  1966. YEP. DUAL NITROUS IN THE FRUNK!!! Lolololol
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  1967. great explanation even my cat could catch this
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  1968. 👍👍I really like this video. For me it is one of the best videos you have made so far. The graph also answers many questions I had in my head until now. It would be cool to see the efficiency graph in relation to torque as there surely is linkage.
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  1969. There should be an option - the BRZ STi which has the turbo engine, bigger brakes etc.
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  1970. Jason Camisa, mind your own business! LMAO
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  1971. Tesla We are a fully electric car Engineering Explained Hold onto my tow hitch
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  1972. I think every time you said you were driving 75 mph you were passing a 35mph sign :-)
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  1973. Emil Davis I think the engineers at Mazda are significantly more intelligent about this subject than you are that’s why they are paid to develop engines and you are here bashing engine designs on a YouTube video.
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  1974. If it was on a white board, it would have run perfectly.
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  1975. I've never understood how V-tec actually work, but this was a good explanation :D thank you
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  1976. Seems like yesterday you made this purchase!!!! Can't believe time has flown by.
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  1977. Impressive engineering. Great job Jason ! I was waiting for that since it hit the news
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  1978. wow i actually really appreciate that they have some training wheels (IMT) for those who would be new to manuals. I never drove manual and am very interested in the car worried about the manual.
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  1979. They were able to measure wear, so yes.
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  1980. A full lenght video without a single clutch plate being pulled out from thin air. *pikachu face
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  1981. Oh God, this is why I love this channel, every part of it give me an easiest way to understand engineering. thankyou Jason
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  1982. I am pursuing automobile engineering and your videos help me a lot. Keep posting such content.
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  1983. Was watching a video but yours is better, my brain gets some knowledge
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  1984. I've been a faithful subscriber for years. I think it's time you invite me along on one of these trips.
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  1985. Congratulations for 10 years Jason! I been watching you for almost 8 of those years and I absolutely love your channel and your style of explaining things. No nasty gimmicks or other nonsense. Just Engineering Explained. Love from Wales. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
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  1986. I have been curious about multi-motor AWD systems compared to 4WD systems! Thank You! You have answered ALL my questions!!!
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  1987. Crap now I need to clean my garage.
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  1988. The big rim trend and low profile tire trend needs to stop. Sorry you had to go through this ordeal man. At least we all learnt something and you were able to vent a little ;)
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  1989. Fast and Furious will single handedly keep the manual transmission alive forever!
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  1990. Very informative. Surprised to see the oil temperature in the turbo barely changed. No worries for added wear and tear then as the temperatures around the turbo are cooler also with the blanket.
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  1991. He hardly looks an inch over 6'5"
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  1992. You are very intelligent and I love the way you explain everything. I've always been curious as to what your education background is and if you work/have worked in the automotive industry. Care to share? Just wondering how my go-to guy for explaining new automotive technology ended up doing such an awesome job at it.
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  1993. One of my favourite duos on YouTube! Keep up the good work
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  1994. Can’t believe I’ve been seeing your April fools videos every year! Here’s to another year of Engineering Explained!
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  1995. I'll need this later when we start looking at tow rigs for the racecar.
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  1996. If only there was such an invention like junction without stoplights where could just drive round. It would really ease traffic, be quicker and all that stuff. I think they should give it some cool futuristic name like Roundabout.
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  1997. Thank you very much for keeping us informed on the newest coolest tech being put into cars these days!
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  1998. In 28 years, Jason will either be 53 or 78 -- we can't tell.
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  1999. At first I was like, "oh God algebra." And then at the end I was like, "oh that makes sense."
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  2000. Jason, I think you''re perfectly encaptulating a big problem that we as human beings are struggling with right now. This thing could be viewed as irresponsible, outrageous, unnecessary, wasteful... On one hand I'm sadened it exists, because it reminds me of the dire situation our planet is in. But on the other hand, there's not a single vehicle on the entire planet or that has ever existed THAT I'VE EVER WANTED MORE. My goodness, look at it. This is an engineering marvel. And yet, in 15 years, I'm sure it'll look primitive to whatever else will exist. And still I know I will be thinking about it and freaking out every time I see one on the road.... Is there a line that needs to be drawn, or is there a way we can sustain our selfish desire to create and experience such amazing machines? Is there a moral middleground that one day we will determine and enforce? Is this just the beginning of ridiculous, amazing technology or the end? No matter the outcome our futures have for us, I'm excited and hopeful we will make the right decisions, and still be making some awesome stuff. Thank you Jason for everything you do!
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  2001. legend has it that the left balloon is still inflating........
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  2002. its a joke
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  2003. This is what my tuner buddies often call "The Jaguar Question"
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  2004. From VTEC howl to police escorts to the Chris Fix slap to the white board lesson?? MY HEAD IS SWIMMING!! P.S. don't sell the S2000, that thing is amazing.
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  2005. What he said. Do it! You can't go wrong here!"Do or do not. There is no try." - THE Yoda
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  2006. Love how excited you are! made me smile through the entire video! Good job!
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  2007. I was worried until I remembered the date. Thanks for a good laugh!
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  2008. It decreased your lbs/hp ratio by 0.1
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  2009. They look cool, of course they are cooler!!
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  2010. I think people grossly underestimate the amount of work that goes into consistently publishing videos. Not easy. Congrats on 10 years, sir!
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  2011. Love the old white board you explain everything so easily to understand nic11 Jason
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  2012. Nono, better. A CALCUL8R!
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  2013. It was best case scenario for ICE and worst case scenario for EV
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  2014. Wait, how many cylinders again?! As usual, excellent explanation. Best car channel on youtube!
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  2015. BACK IN MY DAY WE JUST USED GAS HOSE THAT SQUIRT GAS ON THE VALVE COVER
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  2016. Studies have shown that the faster you go, the younger your brain becomes. Hence the recurrent *WOWs*. That's a pretty deep lesson to be learnt from farts. Enjoy, Jason!
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  2017. we road trip quite a bit and can't afford multiple cars. So we got a plugin prius the prime model. Most of the time the 27 miles of electric gets us to and from work each day and for road trips we have the gas engine getting 50+mpg love this thing
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  2018. Time to start saving my pennies..
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  2019. Looking-at-subscription-tab-at-the-right-time squad?
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  2020. I hope to see these professionals as guests in future videos
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  2021. I do love the visual representations of volume and how it adds up quickly. Nice work!
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  2022. So Subaru and BMW did a partnership😂 and after 1:17 he finally changes from Xdrive to Xmode
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  2023. Thanks for posting this, it was freaking Hilarious. So now we know that rain X is Kool-Aid for flat earthers.
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  2024. I used to be quite the cynic about much of this technology. The more I learned the more I realized that for example, 93 octane is not just a gimmick. This has taken things up a huge notch. Its incredible what they do just to get the product passed! Impressive. Thanks for the info.
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  2025. Get a room guys. Geez
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  2026. Cool stuff Jason. Please don't run this one into the shelf.
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  2027. Plans that require customers to be design solutions are probably bad plans.
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  2028. Never been this early to a Jason video.. <3
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  2029. But is the new diesel cleaner than Vin Diesel?
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  2030. Says the one who drives two manuals... ;)
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  2031. Wow! Great information!! No one here in Korea ever brought this up even at Namyang Proving Ground when I was invited to experience the pre production sample back in May. Now I see why this thing always felt like fully spooled up!!
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  2032. I was worried about the whiteboard for a second there... But Jason always has one with him 😎
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  2033. Is this why rolling a car jack over a zip tie is nearly impossible?
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  2034. LOL! ART!
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  2035. Had to enable notifications, this channel rocks!
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  2036. lmao why do you shift slow just shift fast 😂😂😂
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  2037. 7:24 "the speed limit, obviously" I don't know what I expected.
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  2038. Thanks for mentioning the emblem inconsistency. Drove me nuts when I saw press photos initially.
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  2039. Thank you for caring and making the effort to bring this information to the rest of us. Your best video yet!
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  2040. in the next year I'm entering the 1rst year of mechanical engineering, and what you explain it's absolutley about mechanic so I really enjoy your videos and learning a lot..
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  2041. "Clutch by wire" might be the worst phrase I've ever heard.
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  2042. The only thing I can think of during this whole video is... "FOR SCIENCE!!!" Tbh, this video actually answers the question I've been asking about regenerative charging. I always wondered if it could charge soley off that.
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  2043. Jason, S2000, Crosstrek, and a model 3. That is an amazing garage. I am going to hunt you down in 3 months and ask you if you had to only keep 1, which one you would keep. That would be fun, could be tough. Well done dude, the Jason Leno collection is off to a good start.
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  2044. Nice ROY G. BIV reference, red orange yellow green blue indigo violet. Hopefully a lot of people remember this, among hundreds of other things! LOL
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  2045. Now my civic can finally reach 500hp with a single part modification
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  2046. thanks! i can usually follow your explanations of these and other somewhat complex, complicated systems--outstanding work!!! as a result i feel (as an older person buying used vehicles vs new) i have a better chance of selecting something that may be a little more reliable and less demanding on the pocketbook. i never cease to be amazed at how you get to the meat of the issue without putting me to sleep!
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  2047. The snap was perfect.
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  2048. Those backfires!!
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  2049. It’s better 5 snaps in 1 Milliseconds
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  2050. Fortran is still relevant , way more than you think : the fastest libraries for numerical computing (e.g.linear algebra) are still fortran . On supercomputers , Fortran is still king of speed and still widely in use. I loved it when I was in engineering college nearly 40 years ago . Nowadays , i would recommend learning Julia , as easy as Python and as fast as compiled C
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  2051. It's not a truck, you can't haul enough groceries unless you have a 5' bed or larger...
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  2052. 12 years ago he learned to drive, meaning he is now 63 years old.
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  2053. Hey there EE, you are truly blessing to the internet. I’ve been with you for years and I’m always excited for another awesome video! Everything you bring to the world is simply outstanding. I appreciate how intelligent you are, you are easy to follow and understand, and you are gifted at teaching all of us about all the new tech in an ever evolving industry. I got all my friends in the shop hooked on your channel and I recommend to all my car loving friends. Good work my friend, it’s been an honor to be with you for so long. Until next time, cheers from Iowa, USA!🇺🇸👍
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  2054. Jason has been locked up with the whiteboard since 8pm on 7/18/19. Awesome video man. Ordered one..
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  2055. Idk about everyone else but I saw Jason driving two S2000 vehicles in the video lol Congrats and thank you for all you’ve taught everyone who watches you!
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  2056. 👍 thumbs up for acting and editing 😂
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  2057. You got a legit rally car right there bro!
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  2058. One like from engineering explained for being a regular viewer!
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  2059. How is your engine bay so clean. It's like super duper clean
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  2060. You explain things with engineering basics that's the unique thing about ur channel. Satisfys that inner nerdy engineer in me who wants to know why and how based on facts. Grt job
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  2061. Your videos are second to none. Thanks a bunch for this chanel.
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  2062. Under 8 minutes around the Burguer King, what a machine!!
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  2063. As always, what an easy to understand explanation! What a cool engine. The idea of 45:1 at idle is unreal!
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  2064. Nice to have some fact to back up all these old “assumptions”. Great video!
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  2065. Really useful video for beginner car enthousiasts! Thanks :)
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  2066. The left most Red sports car is an ultra rare Red Monte Carlo SS. the right most is some sort of pickup truck. :)
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  2067. This is the most objective review video I've seen by far for the new Supra, and the most informative. I'm still hoping they release a manual.
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  2068. That bucket had one day until retirement 😢
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  2069. Never heard of Auto Tempest till now... Thanks... I've been wasting my time looking at multiple sites!
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  2070. i see EE upload, i click like :D
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  2071. So maybe a variable body shape? Like a cab-top spoiler which can be deployed for a towing mode to optimize aerodynamics while towing and stowed for better mileage without the trailer?
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  2072. That was actually pretty good, well done George!
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  2073. Hello everyone and welcome to my laboratory, where safety is number one priority.
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  2074. You got a like from me purely for the "I did it Mom" statement.
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  2075. We have found the same thing... the 3.2 Carrera has the Alpins and they are really good. Great on super cold and dry too (which is most of the winter here). The 996TT has the Pirelli (285s on the rear can be hard to find) and they are pretty good, but I would rank them below the Michelins, We had Blizzaks in the Boxster and MINI and they are the best on black ice, but hard and noisy and wear super fast. Depends a bit on your area a lot. Wow! Really pretty ride :) Super cool to learn more about the Tesla. Great video! Thanks!
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  2076. Great video, very informative.
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  2077. Very nice video. The way you explain things is just amazing. I am 19 year old kid who is about to join college. And I am incredibly passionate about cars and engines thats why I watch your videos.....
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  2078. uploads this video the day after I buy a manual car
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  2079. "I DRINK YOUR MILKSHAKE!!!"
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  2080. Running up the rpms slowly was epic- thank you
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  2081. But because there is no fuel at all there can't be any knock
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  2082. Its quieter than my Elantra sport
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  2083. 7:25 - Awesome edit. Using the shadow perfectly.
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  2084. They do have them, you just need to buy them with the wheels.
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  2085. this is the MOST USEFUL vid ive ever seen from you brother lol i have often wondered this dilemma but never bothered to look it up haha thanks for putting in the work and making a cool informative vid!
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  2086. Love your videos man. Thank you for uploading this!
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  2087. The live of electromechanical components (such as alternator) can be directly influenced by its operating temperature. Generally it would perform exactly the same and for most people it wouldn't be a problem, especially if you sell your car after 5 years or so. But if you want to extract the maximum life out of your alternator you must have a healthy battery.
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  2088. NOW WE ARE TALKING. YEAHHHH
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  2089. As usual, outstanding research and presentation.
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  2090. I Hope somebody actually came looking for flat earth facts
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  2091. like Rich Rebuilds says "youre not a true Tesla owner unless its been on a flatbed at least once"
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  2092. That thing is totally unreal! ONE GUY!? BY HAND?! Insane.
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  2093. Apple: iPod Koenigsegg no u (UPOD)
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  2094. Thanks! Lovely walkthrough of the factors and what they achieved. My old Volt got about 15 kWh/100km, so this all seems plausible, but impressive.
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  2095. I might only be a kid, but your content is AWESOME i'm glad my teacher told me about you :3
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  2096. Great job .You and the designer of the engine did stunning work to make it more realistic and easy to understand. It's simply splendid Jason👏👏👏👏👏
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  2097. There are very few amazing channels on YouTube like this one
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  2098. I remember putting a quick ratio steering wheel on my S13 back in the day and the first time I drove it afterward I nearly steering into the curb when turning. After a few minutes of driving my mind got around the quicker ratio and I was able to have much more control over correcting oversteer, one of the best upgrades I made to that car besides the SR20DET. As long as the steering is progressive according to vehicle velocity and acceleration a yoke would be awesome!
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  2099. Honestly: This is cool as HECK! Porsche's dedication to the further perfection of their petrol engines is AWESOME. Makes me really excited for what technologies will trickle down in the future! (Thanks for breaking it down for us. Easy, entertaining and informative. Amazing! As always!)
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  2100. I'm learning so much from these videos, and your simplicity of explanation. This helps me with my engineering designs for various automotive components and actual vehicles themselves. Loving this.
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  2101. “N-gineering” very clever my friend
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  2102.  @EngineeringExplained  do pushrods have some sort of rods that get pushed???
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  2103. Also congrats on 2 mil!
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  2104. Thanks for teaching us more than they do in school
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  2105. 5:18 I²R man
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  2106. Gonna buy a Tesla since it's perfect for Supra enthusiasts..... 😂
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  2107. Looks like you had a lot of fun at the Porsche Camp! 😂
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  2108. It's a joke, that's the point!
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  2109. Great video Jason! Michelin definitely seems to be at the top of the tire industry right now. It must have been a blast to test them out.
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  2110. Nice video and information mate. Good stuff!
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  2111. Expensive Tesla vs one bumpy boi Meanwhile my little economy car keeps running forever over every pothole
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  2112. I think between 15 and 65
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  2113. By the time this series is finished, we'll be all design engineers. Mighty video as usual and not short on detail.
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  2114. Ford and GM created a 10 speed together
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  2115. This was a very very nice and detailed video on a topic that most of us take for granted. It was quite a pleasure to discover the ACTUAL benefits of a rear engined vehicle. Great job.
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  2116. You are really good at explaining!
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  2117. Jason, I know that road. I was not aware they closed it for car testing. :) Maybe you would like to test my 2004 NSX up that road?
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  2118. No fanboy nonsense. Straight to the point with numbers. Great video!
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  2119.  @EngineeringExplained  Are you saying that a Honda CRV isn't a burnout style car?
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  2120. Very cool experiment! I would've never thought of it. You're one of the few car people making this kind of videos so really glad you're always implementing new ideas. Please make a video testing different transmissions that way, CVT/manual/DCT/auto with paddles/etc, that'd be pretty cool! And if there's higher frequency logging systems that would be cool as well.
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  2121. Awesome content, I like how you are going into the technical aspects of cars and their inner workings. Also the additional links you provide to such special topics, as this one, are incredibly interesting. Keep it up!!
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  2122. I love engineering but I've always been intimidated and your explanations takes all the intimidation out of the way. Awesome video.
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  2123. 6:55 I love how you laughed after saying "I wish it was affordable" and then go "It's not!". Had me dead😂😂😂 The f-type is really one of my top 5 cars to ever own. Thank you for the great video👍🏼
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  2124. Yes, in one the engine turns fast because the wheels turn fast, because the wheels are connected to the ground AND connected to the transmission/engine, in the other the engine is not connected to the transmission so it's consuming fuel.
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  2125. Hmm I need something that looks like a radio mic…. Oh perfect, a filter for a 3M respiratory mask and a curly cord. Lol love it.
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  2126. That is awesome! Congratulations on reaching 2M subscribers and buying a Model 3.
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  2127. 7:15 Since when was there a Mrs. Explained/How does an Engineer initiate female contact? Asking for a friend.
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  2128. Am not an engineer but this is a fascinating presentation. Thank you.
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  2129. Of course it is, everybody loves pizza. Pizza is round, pizza is flat.
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  2130. Nobody does the nerdy in-depth coverage better than you. Nobody. As a bonus, you're actually energetic and entertaining, which is greatly appreciated. I love these in-depth videos. Happy holidays to you.
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  2131. When you were first stood in front of that white board with the fuzzy camera and terrible mic, did you ever think you'd get to the point of hooning around in a car like that for a living? Good on you. Keep up the good work. I've seen a lot of reviews of that car and none have made me want one like you making a luddite like me understand about the oil system 😂
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  2132. 0:58 Better than Thanos
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  2133. It's sometimes the basic stuff that we always tend to forget to check. I have been following all of your videos and it's such a joy to see you sharing such immense knowledge you have with everyone. Much love to you brother, all the way from India ❤️
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  2134. Another amazing video, keep them coming!
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  2135. What's funny is as soon as he finished that sentence my youtube app crashed and I simply,audibly said "cap" Because we all know 500 is light work for Jason!
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  2136. I have the long range RWD 3. You can tell there is some limiting at low speeds. The acceleration is insane. It is like warp speed in regular driving. I can’t see any practical need for the car to be any faster. Every last one of your points are valid. Especially not being able to defeat the traction control.
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  2137. I love how your adrenalin induced reactions always prove you are a real engineer. :-). Keep up the good work!
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  2138. Don't get used to that treatment. You'll soon be another ticket for that police.
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  2139. Being from Texas, I still have a hard time with the physics of driving on a frozen lake.
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  2140. Haha I noticed to put a mirror on your shelves to avoid crashing your honda again! Good idea.
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  2141. Professor Camisa is a legend! Love this collab!
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  2142. Great explanation. This is exactly why I came to read through the comments! 🙂
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  2143. That Porsche in the background <3
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  2144. Great first video of this series. “Jerk”, never heard that term but that’s exactly what is awesome about my LEAF. Quick response to my pedal. It’s one of the things that I absolutely LOVE about driving an EV.
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  2145. I think it's a sedan ;)
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  2146. Notification Squad, Who up
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  2147. i haven't seen completely the video but i already gave my like because i know it's going to be awesome.
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  2148. Awesome videos! Most informative channel on YouTube!
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  2149. Jason excellent as always..im requesting all my children watch all your videos ..great educational tools...i try and explain these concepts to them..they think im a mad man....your videos help them understand and appreciate the concepts. .excellent. thank you
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  2150. Thanks for the data! I'm always impressed (and thankful) for the data points to supplement your statements.
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  2151. "Oh do you hear that v8 rumble haha" Mach-e haters: 😐
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  2152. I love how in depth you go. Thanks Jason, you keep up the great work!!
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  2153. Many dislikers and commenters didn't watch the video or didn't pay attention. You brought up valid points about the Model X, you didn't claim it's a full review ...
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  2154. Now this is the video I am more interested to hear from u sir please keep make more vids, especially like this about Toyota.😉🙏🏼 keep up ur awesome work.
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  2155. If the V10 returned to F1, or via synthetic fuels or via Hydrogen ICE, it would just need a few seconds reeving it up, for the symphony make the fans instantly get bored with the current V6 Turbo Hybrids or Formula E.
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  2156. And I'm James 😂
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  2157. you could have put one more TIRE at 3:59 xD
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  2158. Many here are commenting on the low air resistance which would reduce the 0-60 time...Some on cooling the battery and friction of the surface of mars etc..etc..Guys, this video was for fun and not to think deep...Why, the car won't start in the first place because cosmic particles will most probably mess with the electronics of the car.
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  2159. Best Uneducative video from Christopher, whatever. Thanks Jason ☺
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  2160. What you call "word of mouth" I call "urban myths". I sometimes think Engineers like ourselves are wasting our breath (so to speak) trying to educate with FACTS. The biggest thing wrong with the internet of things is that it's made every numbskull into an expert. The most common one is that premium fuel isn't "worth it" (whatever 'it' is?) because all petrol is the same. And how do we know this? Because Bob is a tanker driver and has 'seen' the tankers always being filled from the same outlets at the refinary ..... YOU know the rest of the song .... Keep the faith Jason
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  2161. Excellent review. No BS, just good honest engineering info… with some fantastic photography. Well done sir.
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  2162. Oh my.
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  2163. Some folks like the convenience and (now) quicker performance from an automatic transmission. Others of us prefer to row our own gears because....that's how we roll. I think there's room for both of us.
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  2164. Let's do a lifelong study . By the time you know the result , u will be dead.
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  2165. "Its scientific" Good enough for me
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  2166. Better air, better brain, papa johns
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  2167. Did anyone REALLY expect him to get a car only for the car to drive itself? He seems like the kind of guy who actually wants to drive his own cars, and there's nothing wrong with that :)
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  2168. Informative as always. And love the new feel of this vid 👍🏼
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  2169. You would be wrong. Before his video I was the disgruntled mob raging about low octane. This channel is informative AF!
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  2170. By explaining it. It's engineering explained, Tucker.
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  2171. Noti squad
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  2172. I just paid off my $7,000 used Nissan Leaf. That for me was a bargain! Great video!
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  2173. I need my E-brake. Not some switch. That was a shocker for me. That said, I'm still really looking at getting that 2 or 4dr Si 6pd.
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  2174. NOTIFICATION SQUAD!!!!!
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  2175. Sustainable zoom zoom for the much honor of Japan.
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  2176. Nice one Jason, I’m really pleased the engineers at Rolls Royce are inspired by your channel and you have been invited to review such an amazing vehicle. Please keep making great original videos.
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  2177. ONE OF US, ONE OF US... wait I don’t even own a car... congrats on 2 million though!
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  2178. @EngineeringExplained :: Not sure if anyone pointed this out already, but as a native speaker of Serbo-Croatian, I can tell you two things - 1) Mate Rimac is pronounced as Muh-teh Ree-mah-ts ; 2) The phrasing Mate used in conjunction with the emoticon may actually translate to something along the lines of "oh, that's rich...", as that specific phrasing is very often used sarcastically, much more so than its direct meaning as a praise. Just thought I'd throw a spanner in the works :D
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  2179. Thanks for answering a question I always wanted to ask, but could never find anyone to properly answer. That has always befuddled me about diesels, and their amazing way of producing gobs of torque.
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  2180. What a beautiful place you live.
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  2181. Another great video from my favorite YouTuber
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  2182. I just opened youtube to search for centrifugal superchargers, and like a clockwork ninja, your video was the first suggestion in my feed, 😆😆
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  2183. God I love this channel.
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  2184. Really? I quite like the 911, even if the 718 is probably a better drivers car in the right guise
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  2185. +Engineering Explained Thanks! I have been watching your channel also pretty long, you have good and well made videos. I have to also mention that I have also S2000 :D I bought it about 3 years ago and it has been great car!
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  2186. "Enough about fast and furious let's talk about 10 sec. cars" HA!!! Immediate thumbs up.
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  2187. Here I was trying to kick that cat-video habit, and what happens? I get dragged back in.
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  2188. Your trolling flat earthers now I love it!
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  2189. Toyota Chariot from 948 years ago still running strong....I remember working on it back in the day, we had to fend off bears and Vikings trying to invade our village... :)
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  2190. Another good video from EE. Nothing in the video is a surprise but the comments on the video explain how Hollywood can get away with so much nonsense in movies.
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  2191. Damn I know that feeling man I thought the kickstand on my cbr1000rr was all the way down before I got off and gravity took over. N made a nice set of scratches. Good to stay upbeat. It's as you said. Just a toy
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  2192. Finaly some real science!!!
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  2193. Very informative. Always wanted to do something like this. Thanks for sharing your data.
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  2194. Always love your videos and never would have imagined what a great combo these two Jasons would be!
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  2195. Who down-voted? This was (and always is) GREAT!
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  2196. You must be watching too many old top gear episodes
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  2197. For SCIENCE!......sorta...kinda....okay not really but it's fun.
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  2198. Hi Jason, did you know your shirt with your logo on it poped up in a scishow video too! Nice!
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  2199. Now thats a review !!
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  2200. "You of course have to hold your hands on the steering wheel" (Doesn't hold his hands on the steering wheel) LOL
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  2201. I also have a GR Corolla and a Tesla model 3! Perfect duo. You have the super manual, engaging, raw gas experience, and the super comfortable automatic self driving teleportation device Also, get a tune from limit +1. Makes the turbo so much more responsive and makes the car feel amazing to drive. Highly recommend
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  2202. “Btw it’s really cool for the first time I can accurately draw the car I’m calculating” I’m dying!!!!
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  2203. YES, real science (I mean engineering) :)
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  2204. one of the best youtube teacher .....lots of love from india....
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  2205. if carquest air filters are "premium" "fancy feast" is is the best deal in cat food on the market, because it's both fancy and a full on feast crammed into a tiny can. EDIT: where are the "No filter" control runs?
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  2206. "You're about to get more sad!"-Engineering explained 2019
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  2207. Not particularly is my guess
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  2208. I love cars built by engineers rather than by bean counters.
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  2209. You got me at "it's a Tide comercial" 😂 hilarious!
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  2210. KEEP UP THE SEXY TIRE CONTENT 😍😍 Edit, I've actually tested this tyre vs the IC version, it was a fun experiment
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  2211. I personally think its worth. Think about it ... 35lb less without sacrificing anything and getting a little bit of power and better sound for your troubles... . And, you actually improve braking and cornering too. How much would it cost to lose 35lb by either replacing a few body panels with carbon or quality lightweight wheels, bucket seats and so on... . It is for sure expensive, but imho worth it!
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  2212. Ah morning coffee and Engineering Explained. The perfect combo :O)
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  2213. Perfect start into the new season with learning new things about the engines.
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  2214.  @EngineeringExplained  IMO the "why" is more important than the "what" most of the time, as the "what" is obvious if you understand the "why". It's a better way of educating people, and you're nailing it.
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  2215. Wow it is pretty scary to see the car jolt around that much going 150+
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  2216. Is this a "How It's Made" episode by EE?
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  2217. Another great video. I’m really happy I found your page a couple years ago
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  2218. "even my friends who don't know what a car is" 😂
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  2219. "Tesla working the angles" hehe
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  2220. Jason. The answer to your problems is simple. Just trade it in for a new one when you need new performance pads. I'm sure this is what Tesla expects you to do anyways.
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  2221. 1000 videos and still fewer views than one Taylor Swift video. smh. 😉
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  2222. Haahhaaha oh man that was loud!
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  2223. Thoughtfully explained. I found this very interesting, I had no idea! I am also impressed that you went over six minutes in a single take. Thanks for posting!
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  2224. Absolutely beautifully executed. Bravo! Definitely liked. Already subscribed ;)
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  2225. What am I missing here about the 3000HP of heat? Where does that power come from? Why isn't the power of the heat loss equal to the 15% of inefficiency in the engine? Is the engine really making 4500HP but with 2/3 of it in a non usable form of heat?
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  2226. Jason, watched this w my 6yo daughter. You driving in the wind, she said you looked like Han Solo.
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  2227. I lost you 3 times got it right the 4th time muchas gracias
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  2228. Helllo I am your biggest fan from Pakistan 🇵🇰
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  2229. "But seriously you think no engineers has thought about these problems?" At 11:50 he complimented Toyota on its long-standing reputation for building durable hybrids, so of course he knows the engineers have considered and mostly solved these problems.
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  2230. That HVAC system drying the umbrella is really neat.
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  2231. Have you ever tried beating 7 min mark at BK? Pull up to the starting gate, stage an order, pick it up around the herpin, and consume it on the final straight.... Nearly impossible!!!! Unless you previously practiced at Taco Bell track.
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  2232. Funny, I was looking for this formula yesterday whilst working on my dissertation project. Decided to watch this on my lunch break today and voila!
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  2233. That all makes perfect sense. I had been hearing a lot about the flat earth theory, but I never understood it till now. Thanks so much
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  2234. The quality of this video.....amazing
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  2235. That was the smoothest oil plug removal I've ever seen from an engineer! Well done
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  2236. Blackwing name without the Blackwing Engine 👀👀
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  2237. 6) Don't annoy others while doing these (11:43)
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  2238. Hey, freeze dried ice cream sandwiches are awesome.
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  2239. I used to watch Sunday morning cartoons..
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  2240. Finally someone does a proper video on first mods to do to your car. You actually give better options then other youtubers I've seen and you explain why! I seriously love this channel
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  2241. charlesmcguffy because air is still being compressed in the engine. You won't hear any combustion noise though
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  2242. My 2005 highlander takes 2 seconds to shift sometimes. Poor me
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  2243. The only thing flat earther’s have to fear is sphere itself
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  2244. NOTIFICATION SQUAD WHERE ARE YOU???
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  2245. Supercool, even Gordon Murray drives the A110 as his daily. I hope you have a fun weekend!
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  2246. That was an excellent spoof, Reginald!... bloody well done. But it will come at a cost, and I knew it before I watched it, but watch it, I just had to. YT is now gonna start feeding me flat Earth BS, and my blood shall boileth over! I used to jokingly put this crap down to chemtrailing, but in all honesty, it is embarrassing to be a member of a race where such an extreme of, of, of, of... bloody insane denial can exist. FFS... too much! Good on you Jason : )
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  2247. Love these videos. just like "The Mercedes G-Wagon is for Bad Guys," "10 Benefits of Having Your Car Stolen" videos. You need to do more of these!
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  2248. I feel like I should apologize for following you for years and not subbing to the channel.. very inconsiderate lol
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  2249. EE is the reason I get excited for April fools
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  2250. “You’re really good at math” hahaha I love that!!!
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  2251. cat: put me doown
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  2252. Im more of a turbo guy myself, just for the fun factor, and a supercharged s2k sounds pretty sick! can't wait to see it complete!
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  2253. Omg!! I'm from Uzbekistan! I love your videos!
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  2254.  @davethepants  so you’re saying there’s a chance 🤞
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  2255. looking forward to the trackday video with the new added power
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  2256. This is one of my dream setups, so I’m particularly excited about this video. I love that sound. I’m very much of the same mindset regarding incremental gains. And the benefits to the drivetrain are huge for me. If I ever did it I’d want to really drive this car as, you know, a real, street legal car. Also, the fact that the kit is reversible is awesome.
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  2257. My mom used to work at Lovelace in Albuquerque back in 2005-2006 as a bench biologist. She was not working with this type of stuff in her project. I had no idea that it would be later involved in Dieselgate! Wow... Thank you so much EE for doing this video!
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  2258. After watching several videos on the mighty ZR1 last night, I was immediately looking forward to when you would delve into its engine, Jason. 🙂
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  2259. I work at mercedes workshop/service (whatever its called) but your videos are getting me more and more interested in starting to study car engineering.
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  2260. You've just taught me about something I didn't even know existed and will probably forgot about but thank you.
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  2261. Very informative video. I've always had this discussion with my friends about the thickness or flow of variable viscosity motor oils, and they never accepted the behaviour of motor oil that you discrubed at the first part. Very nice explanation with good chart demonstration. Very well done
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  2262. ​ @EngineeringExplained  so it alerts you when they escape?! Excellent.
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  2263. Jason, you live in a rainy climate. Does it ever bum you out when you get a supercar to review and it's raining or have you just accepted that? Great job here.
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  2264. I work for FedEx Freight (LTL) and these electric semis could make sense for city operations (pickup and delivery locally) and if the charging infrastructure is put in at all of our service centers, even for our linehaul guys. The only area of the LTL business that they may not work is in linehaul on lay down runs which is where a driver drives for 550-600 miles in one go and stops for the night away from their service center. Those runs are much much less common than the usual linehaul where our drivers drive 200-300 miles to either a meet point with a driver coming the other way and swaps trailers or drives that distance to another service center, and gets other trailers heading back to their home service center. With the meets and the center drops, they can have charging infrastructure in place so that when the driver is on their lunch break at the center or meet point they can charge up a bit and have the range to make it back to the home center where it’s charged before next use. But the charging infrastructure has to be fully in place for it to be viable and that’s going to take ALOT of chargers that are very expensive to install.
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  2265. I love your videos and your way of explaining, thanks a lot !!
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  2266. Always saw you as more of a fifties kinda guy.
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  2267. “Weather is happening”
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  2268. Bro its 2.30am can u post it a little later 😘❤
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  2269. So u chose a hairdressers car over the legendary Honda NSX? 😂🤣🤣
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  2270. I ordered mine 2 weeks ago. The mid range as well. Thinking the exact same thing as you did. Rwd and lighter weight.
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  2271. Will you ever review a minivan again?
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  2272. So you have a Crosstrek, S2k and a Tesla? channels Aquaman "My man!"
    40
  2273. The information learned from this video is worth the money. Long term gratification will outweigh short term.
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  2274. A mere 3 years younger than Jeremy Clarkson, a bona fide old man. I need some time to absorb this.
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  2275. The name thing was hilarious lol. Google scares me a bit though...
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  2276. Today's a block day, so I didn't think I'd be taking physics class. I was wrong.
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  2277. Jumped out while still moving.
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  2278. You have to say “To soon junior!” Before you press it
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  2279. NOTIFICATION SQUAD!!!!
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  2280. when you are watching and you don't know what the hell he is talking But still watching it 😊
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  2281. Sorry, I haven't understand HOW the cavity in the Trochoïde makes or changes Displacement. (the compression ratio... yes, but Displacement ???)
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  2282. Wow I love this channel
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  2283. Wow what a simple explanation.. you made this very simple . Icant compliment you more because im not so good in english Love from india
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  2284. Was really helpful and was informative. Thank you for this video again and keep up the good work👍
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  2285. NOTIFICATION SQUAD!!!! WHERE ARE YOU?!
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  2286. lol! I knew it was a joke from the get go. Congrats! Funny how the algorithm works, I thought I was subscribed and wasn't! Your videos always show up on my homepage and suggested since I watch them a lot and usually watch car videos. Congrats and you channel and doing it your way with your passion! ( I did smash like button and finally subscribed)
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  2287. This is a fantastic comparison. I thought maybe the tire advantage would even the playing field, never would have guessed the tires make more difference than the car.
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  2288. Bucket says: "I dont like Nissan CVTs at all."
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  2289. Will watch on bus ride into work...but, I'm going to guess you are blown away!? I've driven a Model S 90D and the car was insanely amazing, I can't imagine a P100D :o
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  2290. This is what I subscribe for. Things I didn't know
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  2291. Almost 2million!😀
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  2292. Man that was an awesome video. I was really glued to the screen. Especially how the firing order is mirrored. It makes so much sense when you understand it. Thank you.
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  2293. Now I can smoke BMWs with my 1999 Škoda Fabia 1.4 MPI.
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  2294. "Wow, that's a crazy good cooling system"
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  2295. Just started watching the video but here's a like anyway!! Great channel!! 🙂 I can't understand the downvotes.
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  2296. We love you too!
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  2297. Radoslav because he wanted a small AWD utility vehicle with a manual gearbox. Those are pretty much impossible to find outside of Subaru.
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  2298. I love the summary at the end.  Essentially, if you don't know what you're doing, and you put your foot down, "It's going to be a wild day."   Bahahahahaha     That's code for: there will be, police, tow trucks, insurance adjusters, etc...LOL LOL
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  2299. How efficient are electric cars compared to a everyday petrol engine car?
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  2300. Can you give us a link to the OBDII scanner?
    38
  2301. "And I'm a child" 🤣 that got me good
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  2302. I already knew this however I like how you present your videos so enjoyed it as usual👍🏻 great work buddy!
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  2303. They use Jason’s videos for the tl;dr part of their meeting. “Covering 50 pages of information didn’t seem feasible for this 20 minute meeting, but we have a video that covers the highlights..”
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  2304. I give you an "A+" for this data gathering. very entertaining too.
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  2305. so close to #1.5M FrendsCircle
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  2306. Very informative vid. Thanks again for another great vid. These are great! 👍🏼 Also, diggin’ the new adding of animation..score! 😁
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  2307. You can see the label on the video: 5000 cycles, and a do not use after 2043-02, manufactured 2023-02
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  2308. The thumbnail looks like twin record decks!
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  2309. I liked that he took the trouble to get a full clone of himself for the early part of the video. If nothing else, you could clearly see that he was so enthusiastic about the car that he was beside himself.
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  2310. Chirped the tires shifting into second, nice!
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  2311. I demand a full refund right now and also want to talk to your boss!
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  2312. Best video uploaded on this day
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  2313. “Senpai noticed me!” -reservoir bracket maker
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  2314. I thought I learned everything I needed to about this car from every other auto youtubers' videos and it was starting to sound the same. But I learned something new from your video! All the weight reduction they made to cancel out the added weight of the bigger engine and gear ratios!
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  2315. For me those 22minutes and 17 seconds where very well spend! Very interesting!
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  2316. This is a warm and sunny day, You ever been to england?
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  2317. Jason the type of guy I can depend on to upload on a Sunday.
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  2318. When I read the title, my faith in humanity dropped through the floor. Then I watched the video and it bounced back. You do know flat earthers are going to take this for a serious video, though, right?
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  2319. Its sad that Clint Westwood made the most sense out of all of them😂
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  2320. The assumption are only taken in favour of the tesla in most cases, to strengthen his point.
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  2321. Hi Jason. I watched the entire video, although I will admit the suspense was killin' me. But, when the whiteboard is full and you speak, I listen.👂 Great experiment and video as always.👍
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  2322. An excellent video for those of us who don't want to dive through the SAE literature on rates of carbon deposit formation. Also, it's good to see you filming a video along the same stretch of road where you first started. For a brief moment I thought that we would see a 0-60 mph pull on the same freeway on-ramp.
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  2323. I wasn’t aware anything had happened to the M2
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  2324. My FC RX7 has no cup holder lmao
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  2325. I have been waiting so long for you to make this video. Awesome. I am only about 5 seconds into the video at this point but you already have the Tesla smile on your face and you haven't even driven it yet! Massive!
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  2326. Awesome video as always. But today we lost an awesome person in the car world. R.I.P Sabine Schmitz ❤
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  2327. Never been here so early
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  2328. What an episode! Guest Jason really brought out some fun topics haha. Quite the throwdown at MB!
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  2329. I love your videos, they take me from being ricer to racer 😂
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  2330. Oh, here we go... it was FIAT who bought Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep/Ram. Up until a few years ago the group was a single umbrella of which Ferrari, Maserati, and Alfa Romeo were all a part. The Alfa Romeo Stelvio platform has much more in common with the Ferrari/Maserati end of research & development than it does to do anything with Chrysler. If you're going to troll, at least do it right.
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  2331. 360 Modena for life
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  2332. This is really insightful video! I hope you can make more of these videos to show people what engineers do and educate more...hell at this point i don't mind u make a lot of sponsored videos if your feature videos are this good!
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  2333. I tried this last night just to see how it was. Bad smell for about a mile. Won't do it again without a no lift kit or tune
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  2334. Haven't gotten to the unveil yet. I bet its a 1996 Oldsmobile Cierra. Update: I'm a little disappointed he didn't hold out until he found a nice Cierra.
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  2335. I LOVE YOU AUTOMOTIVE MR ROGERS! lol... You are so awesome at explaining everything. Please do a Mr. Rogers intro on episode. You're just so nice and informative it fits the bill.
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  2336. Jason best PPE model
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  2337. Most information you have ever given us.
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  2338. i'm Italian, i dont know english very well, but you can make me understand the same. (google trans) >D. good work, thx!
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  2339. Love your videos man! Thanks for all the input!
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  2340. Did you watch the full video before you wrote your comment? No? Watch the full video, then comment.
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  2341. Thank you Jason for the insight. Very informative, fact driven and professional as always. Keep up the good work.
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  2342. Your drawing skills have improved! You’re ready to design Cybertruck v2
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  2343. 25 dollars?! Don't spend it all at once now lol
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  2344. very informative and in depth! great video jason!
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  2345. I’m AMUSEd by this video. :D
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  2346. NOTIFICATION SQUAD!
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  2347. Only on your channel can engineers and mechanics be friends...🤣🤣🤣
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  2348. Strange seeing Lamborghini and Corvette being closest competitors. Cool
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  2349. I appreciate you compiling all this information, I'll share this at the bar tonight to make myself look smart! Thank you!
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  2350. you explain everything so well and in such a simple language ,it really shows the clarity of your concepts,keep up the awesome videos!!!!!
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  2351. I am European and I will throw 3.8 plastic 1 liters bottles at you
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  2352. I live in Canada and this thing starts at 80 000$... The AWD with taxes (no discount available since it is considered a luxury vehicle at this price) gets over 100 000$ for a VW minivan? It is ridiculous. Being a car guy I will always have a car with an ICE, but I do want an EV and since I don't like SUVs, I was really hyped for this minivan! But the price, controls and the range are a deal breaker for me... But hey, one day I am sure, a similar vehicle will be offered at a decent price and with real knobs and buttons! Also, great video as always, really like the way you present cars!
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  2353. "I'm the best driver out there"--Jason 2019.
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  2354. 7:55 I don't think I've ever seen the soft release being shown in any review of this car and OH MY GOD that is unreasonably impressive
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  2355. Great message and so true. I really miss the old Rx-7s. Really considering the Mx-5 as my next driver's car.
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  2356. You can literally read the excitement off Jason's face. Thank you so much for such an amazing video and explanation. You the man
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  2357. Fun video! Looks like a lot of fun :) Great cause too. You passed a couple sweet 911s along the way ;)
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  2358. That black and orange Koenigsegg Agera looks so nice 👌🏻i love these breakdown videos btw man!
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  2359.  @EngineeringExplained In future, if you want reach out to me. I’d be happy to use our CNC mills or lathes to help you dissect anything you want with nice pretty cuts.
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  2360. Thanks to you and Mobil 1 for the informative video!!!! I'm glad you addressed the fact that owners CAN NOT exceed the manufacturers oil change requirements while under warranty. Otherwise it will void the warranty.
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  2361. Haha this video was fantastic! Thanks for "interviewing" me! The whole weekend was a blast, it's always great hanging out with you guys! Good luck with the sale and I'm excited to see what you decide to get next!
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  2362. Congratulations on 2 million subscribers. I have a confession to make. I've watched your show for years and only just realised I haven't subscribed so sorry about that. I've just subscribed so you now have 2 million and 1 subscribers. I love your channel and your enthusiasm for learning. Congrats on the Tesla and well done, you deserve it.
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  2363. Thank you Jason! I can't stand trying to clarify this relationship to people. Now whenever someone says a certain car is faster because it has more torque, I can point them to this video!
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  2364. Hey Jason.👋 Great video as always, sir. Loved the big reveal.😁 For me, the only disappointing thing about the video was you missed an opportunity to put that TIREs caption around 3:58 when talking about the Tesla's roof.😜 Congratulations on 2 million+ subscribers. My daughter and I actually watched the count from 1,999,996 up to 2,000,000 and I made screen shots along the way (because I'm a big ol' nerd and love EE)😬 Congratulations on your new car... I hope it serves you well. I have one question though. When your insurance company asks you which is your primary vehicle, how will you answer? Have a great day.🙌
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  2365. Crosstrek...the ultimate enthusiast driving vehicle.
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  2366. Thanks I really appreciate all this detailed information! You explain it so well!
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  2367. Jason...thanks for the great article in road and track last month..I finally like an automatic transmission.....slightly
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  2368. Another well put together video as always. Never bores me watching your content mate. Always fascinates me how the technology in engines is evolving.
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  2369. I'm not buying a muscle car until they literally name it "edgelord"
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  2370. So many people will understand this practical/theoretical analysis much easier than some of the mathematical explanations he uses in most videos 😁 this makes is very easy to understand though. Great work 🖒
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  2371. No-one remind Jason that the UK gallon is like the US gallon, except 1.2 times bigger, because ehhhhhh....
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  2372. 2:25 gold 😂
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  2373. Jason, there is a daily and trip charge with the e-tron. From the manual:  "You can set the charging target, meaning you can set the maximum charge level to which the high- voltage battery should be charged. The charging target can be set between 50% and 100%. For daily usage, Audi recommends setting the charg- ing target at 80%. This can extend the service life of the high-voltage battery. Before long trips, Audi recommends setting the charging target at 100% for the highest possible range."
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  2374. Also the lower portion of the battery percentage is less detrimental for cycle life
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  2375. Wow, I did not expect such clear and logical results. I thought any gains would be too small to see above the noise in the data.
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  2376. I race electric race cars, 3 weeks ago I drove the NASA “25 Hours of Thunderhill” and I wish tire manufacturers made tires optimized for EV race cars, a 10% reduction in rolling resistance could easily have allowed us to go one more lap between battery swaps. Great video, excellent summary of the design tradeoff challenges! In an EV race car wind noise predominates, my car is an open cockpit, so a small change in windscreen angle and and different helmet made a big difference, and then I could really hear the tires, which is great for the driver to be able to hear what the tires are “saying” at the limits of grip. Oh, also, you are right about summer tires vs all-season, make the switch to summer tires when the weather allows, you won’t regret it.
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  2377. When I was in school, I was taught that turbos work from heat. More heat in the turbo= more better !
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  2378. Double pane soundproof glass? Why no Ace Ventura yell test?
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  2379. 1000 videos is wild congrats. Your playlist where you break down each system of a car was so helpful. It gave me the confidence to go out and get my own project car
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  2380. I’ve been watching your videos since you had the integra. I have a 2007 s2000 and i think it’d be so cool for you to do a current video of your s2000 and how you’ve liked it or hated it so far and why. Your tutorials are the reason I always have fresh engine, differential, and transmission fluids lol. I remember coming back to your page after a long time and seeing you got 1m more followers and an s2000 too and I was like damn if this einstein of cars got one I must of made the best choice of my life hahah. I love the s2000 it’s been so fun.
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  2381. Good video jorge! ...jason, whatever
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  2382. I'm convinced that red is the correct choice for the Model 3. That's what I went with too :D
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  2383. One of my favourite YouTubers (you) once did a video on the limit of tires and how it applies to 0-60 times, but now I can't find it. Did I dream it? Most of my dreams are Engineering Explained themed these days. It's a blessing and a curse. I know from my work that while braking isn't a perfect inverse of traction, especially in RWD vehicles, there are very few (perhaps zero) road legal tires which can sustain 2g of braking on an unprepared surface. I know the tires used literally have the word street in the name (Mickey Thompson ET Street R) but really. Streetable?
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  2384. Wow, I can't see shoe tracks coming from either side! I think he got out on the passenger side, then walked in the rear track out of frame. (Not mirrored because of where the tow hitch cover is)
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  2385. Engineering is a study of tradeoffs, and there are tradeoffs in everything. Even the type of transmission you choose.
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  2386. I have been around since he was black haired and buttoned down with ONLY the big whiteboard. EE's evolution has been truly fantastic and his content is just so enjoyable! As others have said, your personality really makes this videos fun while also being informational and engaging. Thanks man!
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  2387. Been waiting for this video ever since I saw the pictures from it months ago. Always wanted to know the differences between those two types of batteries. Awesome job!
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  2388. "Who knows why. It's just fun to go vroom" lol
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  2389. I learned a new word. Although I can't pronounce it very well😂
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  2390. Insanely appreciate your videos, man. I'm always learning from this channel.
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  2391. This was a very interesting video. I think I might just buy one of Jason's shirts!
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  2392. entire oil industry is an environmental nightmare
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  2393. NOTIFICATION SQUAD!!!!!
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  2394. Next evolution , 5 spark plugs
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  2395. Could you please do a video on Suzuki's Twin Swirl Combustion Chamber (TSCC) that they use on their motorcycles? It sounds similar to this, but you explain things so well! Thank you as always.
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  2396. Wonderful job again bruh! Keep doing such great videos. You are so famous that our lecturer at our university recommends your channel! We both keep talking about your videos when ever we meet. Anyways, keep the good work going man. :)
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  2397. Amazing video, packed with information. You consider our time valuable and you make the most of it. Thank you for that! Amazing engine as well. Kudos to Infiniti and I look forward to seeing the results in the market and plenty of sales.
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  2398. I've seriously been thinking about this for a long time. Turns out I'm not the only one. Thanks Jason
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  2399. Don't try to please everyone, Jason. As your channel grows, you will have far more aggressive comments from people that want to harshly criticize you. Criticism, as you know, is good! I've been watching your channel since the second or third video, and I can tell you care for the comments. You care about what people say and you change a bit to make things better for us viewers. Don't mind those that judge the quality of video, because you will learn and improve off of some of their comments, as you always do. Great video again! I love the amount that I am able to learn from being a subscriber to you. P.S. I turn off my adblocker just for you :)
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  2400. What many don't realize is that the 4th gen 4runner had everything available at its disposal, but only in the V6 models. You could select 2hi, 4hi, 4lo. And since selecting the Torsen center diff was independent of whether it was in 4hi or 4lo, you could technically run in AWD Lo and never bind. It was the best of all worlds, but my guess is Toyota had to simplify it because most people didn't understand how it worked. Many still get the new systems confused which have less to choose from.
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  2401. Hello everyone and welcome!
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  2402. Thats why I got the GS.. Same good looks and it doesn't want to kill me all the time.. :)
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  2403. THINK IS HARD...
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  2404. Engineering Explained we do brother we do..
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  2405. This man did the impossible he made math somewhat interesting
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  2406. He is just trying to jinx it :D
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  2407. Great video! Really interesting to actually see a thing I've been thinking about for years be tested and proven like this
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  2408. I have been subscribed to dozens of channels; car channels, prank channels, religious channels. Your the only channel I have ever been signed up for notifications.
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  2409. Another home run video Jason.
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  2410. Here’s the take away: If you want good rooster tails it’s best to have it in “Deep Snow/Mud” setting.(-:
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  2411. Where the hell has this sense of humor been for the last 10 years?!
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  2412. At first I thought they got to you, I was almost ready to unsubscribe... But then I remembered, its April fools... Thank you for not being a flat earther! Lol
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  2413. Awesome video. I guess Toyota is addressing the DI carbon build up problem with this new technology as well as improved efficiency. If I am understanding the video, fuel is being sprayed on the back side of the intake valves via the unique placement of the direct injectors and also from the port injectors when under low load. How cool is that!
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  2414. EE: "I don't think it belongs on a racetrack" IJ: "IT BELONGS IN A MUSEUM"
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  2415. I like pizza therefore the earth is flat
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  2416. matthew fyfe by the looks of it you are not a car guy then 😊 and also it also affects the braking distance and grip so it's also a safety issue
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  2417. Woah man, sub 7 at the burger king? that's savage
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  2418. This video was utterly brilliant. Thank you so much. Everything second was worth watching. Skript and film quality couldn't be any better. Loved it and gonna show all my friends, pets and everyone else.
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  2419. Less than 10% chance of getting hurt from watching Engineering Explained 😉
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  2420. “I do love balls” -Jason Fenske, 2018
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  2421. #7 on trending congrats!
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  2422. "You can- BLAAT oh man that way loud" ROFL
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  2423.  @EngineeringExplained Where's MY CUT?!
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  2424. Ok, Jason, let's be real. How much are OEMs paying you to dissect and explain competitor technology??? 😂
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  2425. Congratulations 🎉
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  2426. whoa Jason got sparkles in his eyes...When driving his Miata
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  2427. Rally inspired isn't the same as a Rally car. Still loved my 2017 stage 2+ STi when I had it!
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  2428. Season 9 Of House M.D. Looking good.
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  2429. Excellent job. That cowboy accent was really good.
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  2430. Came for the math, wasn't disappointed.
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  2431. I personally don’t dislike CVTs. Sure they’re not as engaging as a manual or even a regular automatic transmission, but they’re generally a lot more efficient.
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  2432. Well, the 86 is a blast to drive; it offers nothing more than pure fun to the driver. It's under-powered yeah but a blast nonetheless. Both cars are needed and I'm glad that Toyota have such nice cars in their lineup. Let's just hope that they don't kill any of them in a couple of years... or that they don't change the 86 to a crossover POS with the 86 badge on it.
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  2433. He sold his good chair and rented out his house to pay for the repair.
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  2434. I'd buy pizza from jordan frisbee's restaurant
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  2435. Chin blanket > turbo blanket.👍😆 Great video, Jason! It's always very entertaining when you and Charles are in the same room. After seeing you two on your Instagram clip yesterday, I hope you decide to post a blooper reel.😂 Have a great day.
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  2436. I desperately want an electric minivan in the United states, and this thing just doesn't cut it. We ended up buying a honda odyssey earlier this year for our growing family because there just are not any options for an electric minivan here. I wanted this to be the answer, but it isn't. $60k+ for a vehicle with around 200 miles of range is just not competitive in today's market. In addition, we should not be getting half baked software experiences when we're paying this much for a car. In day to day driving the user experience is far more important than the 0-60 time, but it seems like UX designers at automotive manufacturers are either high on paint fumes or are getting overridden by poor quality management. It's frustrating to turn a car down for software when it's relatively easy to fix compared to designing a new vehicle from the ground up.
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  2437. GR Rear Axle: "I! DRINK! YOUR! MILKSHAKE!! *Torque Vampirism "I DRINK IT UP!" >.>
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  2438. Proceeds to throw the jug vigorously at the viewer
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  2439. These types of videos is the reason I subscribed to your channel. Good stuff man
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  2440. Never mind the reuse, I'd love to see a Leaf (or other electric car) that can be plugged into a home to power it when possible. I'm not quite in the way of Flo, but still expect more water than we could possibly need. I'm sure plenty of Leaf owners will want to run their charger in reverse pretty soon.
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  2441. A comparison I never thought about but loved every second of it.
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  2442. Hi Jason. Thank you for the informative video. As a suggestion, can you include a comparison of the engines you review including specs such as: power, torque, weight, fuel consumption, efficiency and depict the info graphically. Also, it would be interesting to include EVs in your review too. Many thanks from Australia
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  2443. The resolution on this video is so crisp. I don't know if you've always used UHD, but I definitely appreciate getting use out of my monitor.
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  2444. Great video and technical details, thanks! So since oil temp is about the same, any negative effects on turbo reliability / longevity?
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  2445. hope you don't sell your Honda...gotta still be a petrolhead 🤘😎
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  2446. Another well thought out video mate. Much love from Australia.
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  2447. I achieved my goal of learning something new today. Back to bed for me.
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  2448. Finally, an entertaining april fools stuff.. hahahahaha
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  2449. He's a time traveller, he got this info from the great Nikola Tesla
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  2450. This is a CLASSIC!😂
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  2451.  @EngineeringExplained  If they wanted to make a legendary car, they had to.
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  2452. You always have the best explanations!
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  2453. This is definitely one of my fave EE videos ever. Short, concise, just great.
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  2454. "Now, I know this looks incredibly boring, because it's a lot of math and you guys just want to get to the carnage." Oh, Jason, you know us so well.
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  2455. Seeing you and your channel grow over these years has been a really pleasant journey! Amazing review! Keep on keepin' on!
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  2456. I'm 22 but I just found out how transmission work in this video. Thank you. 🙏
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  2457. autotempest. this was EXACTLY what I was looking for. Thanks!
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  2458. I really, really enjoy your videos!!!!!!
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  2459. All of my subscribed channels, you're the first video I have seen.
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  2460. I think the number is closer to 1.21 gigawatts.
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  2461. 10:26 did anyone else catch the fact that Jason kept saying face because Chris doesn’t show his face 😂
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  2462. WTF DO YOU MEAN BY THAT?! 😉
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  2463. Who needs to stop when you get to your destination in Ludricrous speed?
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  2464. Sacrilege ! JK. Your videos are a pleasure.
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  2465. The looks on Jakub and Yuri's faces while explaining the math....lol
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  2466. This channel makes math and engineering the coolest profession ever! 💪
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  2467. i learn something new in every single video from your channel. keep up the great work!
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  2468. NOTIFICATION CREW WHERE ARE YOU?!?!
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  2469. lolol if you didnt laugh anytime in this video, there is something wrong with you lol...jk
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  2470. Absolutely love this channel, the GTI is one of the most attractive cars to own at the moment as it's a great car in all bases
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  2471. It sounds good, that's for sure!
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  2472. Your videos are ..excellent. .very well done...i educate my children regarding mechanical engineering concepts directly from your videos..future engineers from your lectures!. You done good for society!
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  2473. I am now aware that things happened to the M2
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  2474. Back in the early 80's I worked on a roller cam design for a common 4 cyl eng. It was adopted after much dyno/emissions testing. The OHC engine did lend itself well to the upgrade and HP took a nice jump due to the improved cam profiles. Also, many radial engines from before and during WW-II used roller cam followers.
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  2475. It seems like I found best channel on YouTube, explanations are great, you are doing amazing job, thanks a lot!
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  2476. I loved the snap and always love the whiteboard, keep being creative!!
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  2477. Whenever buying any technology always buy what it can do today, never buy technology by what it promises to be - MKBHD
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  2478. Thank God it was an April fools joke by the title I thought you might have lost your ever loving mind... Good one
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  2479. You are the BEST teacher!!!
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  2480. Awesome and fun video. I'm so glad you took the time to collab with the straight pipes!!! Keep up the good work 💪
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  2481. Great video, Oregonian watching from Afghanistan.
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  2482. From now on I am buying Tide instead of my usual brand.
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  2483. It's much more fun hearing your review than an average car journalist because of your in depth knowledge of the inner parts and accurate comparison between the 350 and 500
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  2484. Well you should have equated the "Panel Gaps" drag coefficient that you had measured on that other video xD Probable lost about a bazillion miles on those. JK!!
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  2485. engineering explained your all in one channel for car guys and everyone wants to be involve in automitive tech or industry
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  2486. I love this guy. He takes the incomprehensible and makes it almost understandable. 😁. Seriously, this is a great channel. Even in a case like this where the answer is obvious, it is fun to learn the reasons and understand why.
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  2487. The white board returns! How I missed you old friend!
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  2488. NOTIFICATION SQUAD!!!
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  2489.  @EngineeringExplained  I disagree, the drawing is unmistakably a Bugatti. Stop letting the impostor syndrome win, you are an artist.
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  2490. That's a very good video, made me laugh loud ! Happy Easter Christopher !
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  2491. T. Howard As an aerospace engineer and having worked in the motorsports sector I think I can comment in lieu of Jason. At its core, lift is a function of the lift coefficient and dynamic pressure. Dynamic pressure is proportional to the square of velocity. Drag is the same as lift - it's a function of drag coefficient and dynamic pressure. How engineers design a wing is ultimately selecting an aerofoil (airfoil) which has the desired lift and drag performance for the application. Knowing this and the speed at which you want to operate, you can easily size the wing, particularly if you just set the wing span as the width of the vehicle, then the chord length becomes trivial to define. For reference Lift=lift coefficient X 0.5 X density X velocity squared x area and drag is the same but with the drag coefficient. As a note, everything I've said is relatively simplified but provides a simple and understandable picture of the wing characteristics.
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  2492. great stuff jason... always watch your videos when the come out and havent seen a bad one
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  2493. awesome to see this, as always you're videos are amazingly easy to understand! Seem like very impressive efficiency gains without complicating the engine and adding too many moving parts. Hopefully this is something that other manufacturers can implement as well.
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  2494. Have you tried doing Thanos there? Would your snap take out half of the cylinders? 🧐
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  2495. TheAdventureMazda you're not wrong
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  2496. NOTIFICATION SQUAD!!!
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  2497. I had that same engine/trim setup. Such a great little truck.
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  2498. Great video! simple explanation! thank you 👍
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  2499. EE, you are amazing at anticipating all of my questions. This video was an an ALMOST perfect example. You nailed 999 of my 1000 questions. The one you didn't address is how much torque can you sap from the engine in the worst case scenario? Drag and heat have got to cost something. Did Toyota just give the motor more power than it can possible use to overcome the loss? Thanks,
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  2500.  @EngineeringExplained , if you ever watch a train starting to move, you'll hear a series of thumps. There is about an inch of play, in those couplings, and that is on purpose. I was talking to a guy, who drove locomotives, he said, without the slack, his locomotive couldn't start a train moving. steve
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  2501. Man, I love your videos... Always very informative!
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  2502. Very interesting. Super well explained and informative
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  2503. i remember there was once a time, years ago, that i watched for fun. now the math you put on the board and physics/rotational kinematics and all that is actually proving beneficial to me lol livin the mechanical engineer life
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  2504. The chef accent was fantastic
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  2505. Great video! I can tell you put forth a lot of effort and I certainly appreciate it.
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  2506. When you dont have the car but you have a whiteboard
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  2507. OMG Jason. These jokes were so on point! "track bae" the 100 grand candy bar under the hood of the s2000, pretty much the whole video 😂😂😂
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  2508. Automatic "like" for having a cat in the video
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  2509. I saw you the other day at the Mexico E-Prix. Love your videos, man
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  2510. Is it just me or are other viewers excited when the white board gets revealed in one of these videos? I am always waiting through the intro to see what Jason has in store for me on the white board. This one is a GREAT one!
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  2511. I want 2,000lb cars again!
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  2512. I knew dyno were complicated, but like all things, it's always more complicated than you think once you dive into the details. Great video.
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  2513. deep down i always knew you were a hilarious guy jerry <3
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  2514. Cool.
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  2515. i discovered you channel a few days ago and have to say i absolutely love your content!
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  2516. Extremely informative. I LOVE this channel. Channels like this make us engineers look sexy. My wife loves it whenever I explain sonars and oceanography (my job).. just because she says my demeanor changes. She says you have that same thing. Thank you for making engineers look AWESOME. BTW the Miata hardtop looks absolutely stunning. Did I just decide my next car??
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  2517. Grabs Popcorn
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  2518. 10 awesome feature of jason
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  2519. When you pointed out that side frame my jaw dropped. I do not envy the supplier who has to manufacture those to damn near micrometer precision
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  2520. While I believe the Earth is a sphere, these four, or is it five, experts provide the most convincing arguments for flat Earth I've ever seen, and I've been watching their BS for a few months.
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  2521. He is my inspiration.
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  2522. So your engine will fail because of idling?
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  2523. NOTIFICATION SQUAD!
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  2524. OUTSTANDING! This is a great video, thank you for blowing our minds!
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  2525. Loved the vid btw, I've watched a lot of your video's and I really like how you actually break the info down and show your calculations. Makes everything a lot simpler to grasp and understand.
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  2526. Oh boy this isnt gonna end well
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  2527. Hang on for a long one, but please bear with me. I've been researching LSDs for many years. Engineering Explained, while the end goal may be to limit slip (why we tend to lump them all together into the category of "limited slip" diffs), the operation and feel of the various diffs is quite different. Here's a few examples of different types of diffs and how they can react. - A viscous diff reacts to an imbalance of wheel speed (the viscous fluid heats up and becomes more viscous causing more torque to be transferred from the spinning side to the non-spinning side with grip). - A clutch type diff may be hydraulically activated, but electronically controlled (ABS wheel speed sensors used to detect wheelspin) and once activated it is basically a locking diff. - A mechanically locking or permanently locked (spool type) diff doesn't care about wheel spin or torque imbalance, it simply forces both sides of the diff to turn at the same speed all the time. People often mistakenly call this a 50/50 torque split, but if one side of a locked diff has 0 traction then the diff is actually applying 100% of the torque to the side with traction, so any fully locked diff distributes torque anywhere from 0/100 to 50/50 to 100/0. Only an open diff has a true 50/50 torque split all the time. - A helical gear torque biasing diff (TBD) doesn't react specifically to differential wheelspin (which can be easily proven by lifting one tire off the ground and applying power. More on this later). It reacts solely to a torque (or more specifically load) imbalance and provides a torque multiplier from the low traction side to the high traction side which gives it a unique handling characteristic. Under hard power in a straight line here's how the various diffs will usually react. - Viscous coupled diff doesn't activate unless one tire breaks away and starts to spin and it needs to maintain some wheelspin to keep up the torque transfer. You'll feel the steering wander before it engages, and stiffen up once it does which is why viscous coupled diffs are more often found at the center of an AWD system (in a lot of Subarus for instance) or rear (where effect on steering is minimal) - Electro hydraulic clutch type diff will react similarly to viscious coupled diff, unless the software specifically forces the clutch to activate under high throttle before onset of wheelspin (some do), at which point they'll tend to pull straight ahead. - A locking or locked diff will generally just pull straight given equal traction. If there's a traction imbalance steering will pull turn toward low traction side but general feel is "pointy" as in, it goes straight where you point it. - A TBD will tend to stiffen the steering up and also pull straight, unless one side threatens to lose traction then it'll shift torque to the side with higher traction (even before wheelspin occurs) and you may feel it turn toward the side with lower traction. Where things get interesting is what happens in a turn, while under power. - Viscous coupled diff relies on differential rotation rates to activate, which happens naturally in a tight turn, so it activates even when there is no loss of traction causing a tendency to straighten the wheel as the diff transfers torque from the faster turning outside tire to the slower turning inside tire. It's not as bad as a locking diff but still the tendency is to self straighten. Again this is why they're rarely used in front diffs where they have the most negative effect on steering (only center and rear) - Electro hydraulic clutch type diff, can pretty much do whatever the software wants it to do. Using all four ABS wheel speed sensors and steering angle sensor and such it can easily detect whether the differential wheelspin is due to turning or wheelspin, and choose to engage or not. Generally though if it chooses to engage it'll transfer torque from outside to inside tire, again causing the steering to want to straighten. Caveat: There are fancier electro-hydraulic diffs that link input torque to each side independently and they can pretty much steer the car themselves (rotate the car, hold a drift angle.. etc) - Locking under load type diff, or perm locked diff will always try to force the inside tire to turn as fast as the outside, and since there's usually more traction on the more loaded outside, that causes the inside tire to scrub (spin slowly relative to pavement). Any time there is less traction imbalance, the steering will be extremely heavy and will always resist turning. Under hard cornering, they will cause increased understeer since you're losing all lateral grip from the always scrubbing inside tire. - A TBD is unique among these, in that when the inside front tire lightens up due to lateral weight shift such that less torque would be required to spin the inside tire, the helical gears shift torque to the outside with a greater load. This torque shift to the outside tire causes the steering angle to remain fixed in the turn until you get off the power or force the wheel back straight by hand. There are ways to confuse a TBD. In situations where the road offers severe changes in traction (say random patches of snow and dry pavement), you'll get a pretty strong feeling of torque steer as the torque transfers instantly from side to side, where an open diff would just lurch along mostly in a straight line, gaining and losing traction (since torque to pavement side always matches torque to snow side). And because a TBD only transfers torque from low traction side to high up to the torque biasing ratio (e.g. 3 to 1), if you give one side zero traction (zero load) then the torque transfer is zero * 3 = zero. In other words, with one tire in the air, or on pure ice, a TBD acts like an open diff (proof that it cares nothing about actual wheel spin). In this zero traction situation, the fix is to lightly apply the brakes (the ABS computer will do it for you) along with the gas, and then the diff transfers the braking force times the torque bias ratio over to the high traction side. Cars with open diffs often use the same trick to simulate an "electronic locking diff", but it's literally 3-4 times more effective with used with a TBD.
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  2528. Been looking for one of these videos recently, none that explained it well and this one popped up in my sub box! Love it!
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  2529. My man Jason is trending 😏🤑
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  2530. Great video with very clear, in depth explanation. I'm curious how HCCI stacks up against this technology. I have always thought HCCI + camless = holy grail of internal combustion engine thermal efficiency.
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  2531. I don’t know, I think there may be some fanboying over the Subaru Crosstrek. 😆
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  2532. Any excuse to throw a milk jug! :)
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  2533. Great turbo exploration with supporting data and informative comments.
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  2534. Excellent video explained in such a way even I could understand it. Bravo!!!
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  2535. Love from Pakistan
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  2536. Sorry you lost me with the gallons. 😂
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  2537. I just love how American cars have completely changed over the past 10 years and have become true performers, stunning lookers and still relatively affordable compared to other cars which offer the same kind of performance. Great video Jason! Too bad about that weather.
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  2538. Another brilliant video. Thx for your great work
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  2539. You really put effort into your videos. Always full of innovative ideas, great rarely-discussed themes, explaining latest automotive breakthroughs. And I can tell you genuinely have interest in what you do, and you have that engineers passion in you. You are going somewhere in life. Great and unique chanel. Keep it up man, salute from Slovenia
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  2540. This is the best video I’ve ever seen.
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  2541. "I did it mom!" Classic.
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  2542. Congratulations! For your subscribership, and your new acquisition as well. Many years and happy, trouble free miles to you and the new, electric, flivver. An astute and pragmatic choice IMO. And it does complete a rather 'logical' garage ensemble. Good-onya!
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  2543. Spaniard here. Nice spanish haha
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  2544. Great video and very easy to follow explanation. I work in automotive parts and it is constantly preached by many that "you have to have plenty of back pressure". No one knows why but they are certain it's true. Thank you for debunking this ancient rumor.
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  2545. Bri Guy's Utoob :)
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  2546. this literally is the best thing I have seen all day!!
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  2547. Yes ! The tires ! So exciting !
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  2548. To be honest, I'm just glad I decided to subscribe
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  2549. Engineering Explained how the Earth is flat!!...you got me!!...363 suckers who actually believe the Earth is spherical disliked this video!!...
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  2550. 100k possibly but convertible??! Hell no! Good video none the less love the info as always! (:
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  2551. When I first heard of this I tried reading up on some other explanations of it and thought "I'll just wait until EE posts a video about it."
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  2552. Your engine bay is so clean, I'm jealous. Some would say Super clean.
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  2553. Happy New Year Jason Fenske! wish you all the best and more awesome engineering explained to come.
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  2554. FINALLY! The truth is revealed... sheeple will finally become people.
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  2555. Hi Jason. Have you heard of microwave-assisted combustion? It's something I discovered a few years back. There was a video demonstrating it in action but I can't remember the video title so can't find it. P.S. Thanks for your videos. Always have to click quickly when I see them! :)
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  2556. Nice collaboration and research. I was skeptical about the pros and cons of a turbo blanket but now i'm glad i bought one.
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  2557. AMERIACA!
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  2558. This is so convenient because I'm rebuilding my differential right now
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  2559. Nah what matters is inner beauty. HAHA
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  2560. Johnson controls is the oe supplier for mopar/fca products. I work at a Canadian dealership and we see a lot of frozen lead batteries. The glass batteries can loose their charge over long periods in the cold, but rarely "freeze" solid and often can be thawed and charged without much fear that one of the cells ruptured when the battery lost its charge in the cold. If your in cold Canadian weather glass batteries are definitely the way to go! They can be saved wayyyy more often then any battery I've seen
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  2561. As always, great content well executed video and clear explanation
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  2562. before watching - YOU ARE EVIL!!!! but I'm impressed and I'm still going to watch and like based on the sheer brilliance of the idea.
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  2563. Thank you for this video, Jason. I ended up with a 2024 Lariat Hybrid in Hot Pepper Red as I live in the deep south and snow is not a consideration. It has been an AMAZING vehicle and does what I need it to do. I came from a 2013 F150 Super crew 4X4 which was also a fantastic vehicle that was extremely reliable. That same truck now is almost double what I paid in 2013 and I RARELY needed the capability so this just made sense. I really look forward to your opinions on this truck over time.
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  2564. I feel sorry for the poor innocent tree. At least they didn't use a Honda which wouldn't even have enough torque to pull all that tow-strap material
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  2565. Lol just installed my LSD today perfect video ! Although this is for a freshly rebuilt diff or brand new diff right ?
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  2566. People don’t like “by wire” because their experience with it is thru something like a Prius or even your Crosstrek where the car is clearly doing things that are disconnected from your inputs. If we all had Koenigseggs instead I think we wouldn’t mind.
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  2567. I want to see the curve for a fast and furious car.
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  2568. I could almost give up my Dino juice drinking black smoke belching diesel for a fart button😂
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  2569. Always make some sensible reasoning. Thanks EE! 👍🏾
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  2570. Have you been taking drawing classes?
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  2571. Saying "kill", or anything similar to it, in a YouTube video can limit your monetization (less money earned) and the video's visibility to people (less viewers, less money earned). YouTube's censorship has gotten crazy recently.
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  2572. A very well balanced look at the Electric vs Hydrocarbon issue as it applies to emissions. I found it to be highly informative. Thanks for the time and effort you invested in this!
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  2573. Thank you for the technical info on that I have been curious to what the heck that was all about. For fun I'm going to see if I can tune my ignition to give me a little crackle. High five on the video guys!
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  2574. notification squad assemble!
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  2575. People always say hybrids and evs are "too complicated", and I'm like have you seen the inside of a modern automatic transmission? This system is relatively simple when you actually understand what's going on, and not anymore complicated than most gas cars.
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  2576. Awesome analysis! It’s great to see some numbers behind the argument with multiple scenarios and a comparison using low and high estimates. Top notch stuff!
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  2577. Chris slapping Jason has to be the best thing ever for automotive youtube. Second best are all those jokes before that scene
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  2578. Very functional editing, thank you for educating us car guys. ❤
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  2579. My wife and I picked up a black premium GR tonight... I didn't think I could love something so much
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  2580. 2 million subs soon!
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  2581. Finally, you have black wheels!
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  2582. I enjoyed seeing these models setup in multiphysics simulations like COMSOL or ANSYS. Those were hypothetical situations, but what you've explained is the real McCoy. Major kudos for yet another engaging video
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  2583. I've been wanting a layman's video like this for like ever. One like for you and your oratorical skills. :D
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  2584. You look so good for your age! 😉
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  2585. Oh ffs... good one. I dont have time to watch it right now. I came to unsubscribe but checked out the comment section first. Happy Easter Fools.
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  2586. The characters were SPOT ON lol always enjoy your vidjeos
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  2587. This was a great video Jason. I always new how turbos and root style superchargers worked but, I never really knew exactly how Centrifugal superchargers worked. I also remember in high school my AP Physics teacher telling us that centrifugal force was not actually real. This confused me cause I was like “but what about those supercharger thingys”. Lol 😂 great video man!!!
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  2588. Can you love my comment EngineeringExplained??
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  2589. I'm sold. This is going to be the first electric car I buy, no question. I haven't been this excited about a "Toy" car since I turbo'd my '92 miata back in 2016. I was smiling and cheering throughout the video before N Grin Boost was even mentioned, lol. Absolutely LOVE the proportional "Gear ratio/RPM" torque delivery implementation. Major props to Hyundai for trying to turn the EV into something that can truly act like a modern car enthusiast's joy machine.
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  2590. Be careful, flat earthers will think this is real and will use it in their argument
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  2591. Welcome to the family! I've had my blue Model 3 AWD Long Range for 2 1/2 months now and love it.
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  2592. 2 million is coming
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  2593. The Stelvio is the best SUV to drive but the car that it's based on, the Giulia is even better and its cheaper to buy, and is more fuel efficient. This is why I wish the SUV fad would just go away.
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  2594. "Two of these, the big ones!" Lmao congrats man!
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  2595. I just got my red 16 Miata, I don't need project ideas. I'm going to have to unsubscribe
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  2596. AdverTIDEsment
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  2597. Loved the video! This is the best explanation of this topic I have found
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  2598. I can't praise the ZF 8HP enough. And I'm a manual guy.
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  2599. It’s in the video. It’s increasing from 10% to 20%.
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  2600. I think it's well past time for another mean comments video with the dinosaur suit.
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  2601. Hey, you were 2 mph faster than the pro in the middle of that one corner, man. Give that Forza training some credit :P
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  2602. Engineering Explained And he is Randy Pobst.
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  2603. I heard that the Jedi, who drive part-time, keep a lightsaber instead of an umbrella. 16:06
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  2604. This is why I love Engineering Explained he can do car reviews but then he can also do videos like this hahah
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  2605. This is easily the best Engineering Explained ever.
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  2606. Out of all the youtuber reviews of this car this was by far the most interesting I've seen
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  2607. Bad ass truck! Awesome video
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  2608. I really can't stand electric cars. I am a Porsche, Mustang, and GMC Envoy driver. But, I must say, as far as luxury goes, I find myself agreeing with you. The luxury is all about just that . . . exclusivity, feeling, quietness, relaxing ability, and drive comfort. I think this electric has it all and saves you some money in long run as well. Lol.
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  2609. Happy Channel Birthday!!! Proud to be part of this community!
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  2610. Ah how Jason had grown. I've subscribed when Jason had the Integra in Oregon. We've seen it get fixed and stolen. Then the WRX STI, Crosstrek, S2K and now the Model 3 it's like going through different stages of life.
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  2611. I was waiting for this for weeks now. Thank you! Finally I have a great informative video for the haters to show.
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  2612. I love seeing your videos. You do great job of explaining with great illustrations. Please keep up with your great works.
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  2613. Love the videos and really appreciate all the time, effort, and research you put into your videos. Real question though is the butt dyno. Did you think you're able to FEEL any difference? I'm guessing no.
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  2614. yep jason first, the others can wait
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  2615. False. He's not putting me to sleep. That disqualifies him.
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  2616. Gonna need some soapy woader for that slap
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  2617. Very interesting video! Well done experiment.
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  2618. Um... excuse me. Youtubers coming through.
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  2619. der Jack i know it's advertising. That's no problem, but this particular video is also combined with education. It is not 20 minutes of buy this buy come on buy this oil, its 20 mins of education so I have no problem with it personally. No naivety on my part that's for sure
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  2620. Nice. Just a little tidbit I never thought about before. Cool video.
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  2621. Ever since subscribing to EE, April 1st is like my new Christmas!! :D
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  2622. I got it all Jason. A lightweight rwd miata that's 2 inches off the ground and summer tires. I'm READY to snow drive!!!!
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  2623. A S U B A R U C R O S S T R E K O N T O P OF A S U B A R U C R O S S T R E K
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  2624. No lowballers! I know what I have!
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  2625. Your sketch of the Cybertruck looks like a photograph.
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  2626. Every time I click on one of your videos I learn something new
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  2627. LOL love the 'tease' as an awesome anti-tease.
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  2628.  @Conservator.  Only if you're comparing him directly to other youtubers of the same weight
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  2629. Man, so much work went into this video.
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  2630. This was a very satisfying video sir, u never stop making one of the best auto explanation videos ever. Keep it up ur awesome work.👊🏼👊🏼
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  2631. Exquisite detail AND a whiteboard (never forget the whiteboard) 😊
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  2632. I love how that tow strap just said "America" when he threw it up on the Jeep. That about sums it up..... Best country in the world.
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  2633. ROYGBIV! Love it.
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  2634. Great video! I really enjoy reviews like this from you, it feels very natural and well done. True professionalism.
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  2635. Thanks Jason, I laughed my Meme loving Ass off! Very informative, fun, and funny!
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  2636. The perfect entry level enthusiast car in the new car market
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  2637. So cool that you got an astronaut! Guess I need to throw out all my globes now.
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  2638. Such a practicle application. Now show the Raptor driving over the Tesla!
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  2639. I seriously don't know why I'm here so early😂😂
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  2640. All aboard the logic train! Choochoo!
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  2641. I was watching the old videos a while ago, they're as good now as then
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  2642. This was hilarious. .875 rotations...LOL.
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  2643. Man, I just love how you explain things in such a simple way. One of the best channels honestly. 👍🏻
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  2644. He also forgot about getting oil to run down his arm inside his sleave 😅
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  2645. Pizza is round, pizza is flat!
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  2646. Best 6 meaningless minutes I spend today. Good work!
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  2647. roguedogx Also wrong. For both cases HP is the deciding factor.
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  2648. I really enjoy your videos EE. Always fascinating stuff! It's the sort of content that we used to be able to get on cable from things like the Discovery channel, before they dumbed network tv down to the lowest common denominator.
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  2649. Trying to figure out what those tires are.
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  2650. Where did you get that cool pump that fits in the bottle of oil and you can pump the oil up to the dif?
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  2651. notification squid, where you at
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  2652. If you filter out all of the irrelevant hyped up car videos/clickbait car channels and settle for only the highest quality, interestingly factual content about vehicles and/or engineering, Engineering Explained stands alone as the winner. Great video as always👌💥✊🔥🤙💯👽
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  2653. everyone loves fast and furious? That's news to me.
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  2654. A engineer looking at that video sees all that. I'm like.... "Ah! A bee!"
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  2655. Keep white board wherever you are with u so we can catch up🍅what you explaining❤️
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  2656. Jason, You're movin' on up from explaining volumetric efficiencies with a 3" Titanium single exit Amuse exhaust to explaining electromagnetism :)
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  2657. My cousin has a tshirt with yoyr logo on it I might need to get one myself
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  2658. Looks like my E36 M3 is getting yet another early Christmas present.
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  2659. Your cowboy character deserves his own channel lol I need more
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  2660. I love that episode of top gear with Sabine Schmitz'!
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  2661. “Top secret” compartment. Quality pun right there
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  2662. Jason - I'm no engineer, but I'm pretty sure there is a specific design function of your helmet strap @4:20. Granted, in an accident the helmet isn't likely to fly off, but it's more likely if you don't have the chin strap on.
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  2663. me and my buddy who love cars talked about this commercial for an hour and a half yesterday, then I find this, thanks man
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  2664. Jason, very interesting video, thanks for investigating! So I assume a ceramic coating on the turbo would have the same effect? But that wouldn't be such a bargain 😅 Also, great chemistry between the two of you!
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  2665. This is the first Type-S vs A-Spec comparison I've seen, and man was it in-depth. You can tell this video was really thought out. Keep em coming.
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  2666. I'm still beginner about cars technology, turbos, supercharger i just little bit know about that things. And i confuse when i know that a one things called "centrifugal supercharger" the first thing that make me confuse is the shape like turbo. Until i watch this video and i know the different. Thanks! EE.
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  2667. TIL Jason is pretty good at using different accents.
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  2668. Another fantastic April fool's. I've come to look for two YT videos on April fool's: EE and ChrisFix and you both delivered!
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  2669. Tyler Stafford The larger yellow one is the actual brake caliper, the other is the parking brake.
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  2670. This is the best April Fool's video of all time....
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  2671. Saw your interview with Justin Bell at Sebring yesterday on TV! Great to see you're really getting around.
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  2672. Jason I just want to thank you for making such informative and honestly beautiful videos. Best automotive channel on YouTube!
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  2673. Thank you so much, i have been hunting websites for this. U cleared me. Well done, really deserve a like
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  2674. Just finished watching Jason Cammisa's ICONS episode on the Cybertruck and thought it'd been a while since we saw an EE video. Was half-hoping for a deep dive into 48 volt and why more cars aren't using it but an F1 engine video will do ;)
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  2675. It’s so nice and interesting to have a review from an engineering perspective. I’m not very fond of it’s design but I love all those exquisite details. Tx Jason!
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  2676. First comment from Nigeria 🇳🇬
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  2677. You inspired me to become a mech-e!
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  2678. Oh come on was that comment really worth a heart jeez man..
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  2679. Love your channel Jason!
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  2680. This was a damn well made video! Very interesting, informative and even entertaining. Well done sir!
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  2681. Magician Jason..😎
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  2682.  @NO3V  Have you watched Alex on Autos? In my opinion, he is the best car reviewer on YouTube, hands down. He has an EXTENSIVE value comparison section in his full reviews where he talks about actual competitors and acknowledges price points.
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  2683. He clearly just slapped a picture of the tesla on the board instead of drawing it
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  2684. Praise Be
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  2685. Hilarious! And I'm going to buy tide from now on.
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  2686. Where do I get me a PICKLE BALL?
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  2687. Mileage Accumulation Dynamometers...MAD!!!
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  2688. What an incredible video for an incredible car. You two together was a fantastic colab
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  2689. Gym bro reaction: COME ON! You can do it! Push Push Push! Dont give up! lesson: Gym Bros are super supportive
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  2690. Solid words man! That attitude is spot on. I have YouTube Red so no ads!
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  2691. This was great. You managed to appeal to casual car people, entertainment buffs, and technical peeps. That's a damn art! BTW my 65 year old dad still daily drives a Spa Yellow 2002 AP1 Honda 2000. I'll show him this video and he won't know what you're talking about. If anytime you're in Orange County, let's hang.
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  2692. You guys always seem to have fun together haha
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  2693. Pretty sure he made it clear that there wouldn't be a void.
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  2694. The ZF 8-speed is a crazy piece of top notch engineering.
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  2695. Awesome video, as always! Never would have known these facts about this all-new suspension system.
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  2696. I didn’t think that they would be as useful as they are, very interesting and great colab guys!💪🏻💪🏻
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  2697. Watching this about 700 Miles into my new car😅
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  2698. For the first time, I actually get how this works. Thanks guys. Hmm... VW? Looked like an s2k to me. 😁
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  2699. Great video and i couldnt agree more. Not like most of the idiots who make Auto vs Manual videos. These are facts. I still refuse to drive auto, but I can say now that I appreciate them a bit more knowing the science behind launching and all that jazz
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  2700. I really enjoy all of your videos for the technical detail you're able to provide in an easy to digest manner. However, as someone big into off road driving, rally or rock crawling, I get especially excited when you upload 4WD related videos. Thanks for all the great vids!
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  2701. I never go past 65 mph in my 2018 Ford Focus ST. I can still legally do 0-60 practice runs, even though I've never done one. I told the judge I always speak truthfully. The most efficient car in the world is a hot hatchback. Congratulations on a fantastic purchase! 👍👍
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  2702. I have an F150 3.5L ecoboost I did my own first hand testing on - because I can. I already know the answer to this question. Jason would do a much better job of delivering the answer, plus it’s an opportunity for me to give back to a YT creator I’ve learned a lot from. Let’s give him a chance to go through his processes.
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  2703.  @glennvandenberg3912  not with the restraining order on alex
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  2704. Very nice indepth guide! A must see for a beginner. Great job greg! getting more people back into DIY is important stuff
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  2705. Been waiting for this all year
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  2706. Honestly, I thought all of these points came through in the video. But if you want to make it even more clear for folks, I'd suggest: 1. Stating at the beginning that certain mounting methods are acceptable for light duty use and that many aftermarket companies, even big name brands, are using those less secure attachment options on heavy duty pads in order to cut costs. For next time: condense your entire message into a sentence and get it out early; even if you want the rest of the video to feel exploratory in nature. 2. I imagine that many people will often outright reject facts that don't line up with their own experience. I don't know how well those people would respond to citing statistics of how many break pad attachment failures result in crashes in a given year, but that's the only thing I think you could throw at them without derailing the video. For next time: casually site your sources when you claim something (perhaps Kurzgesagt style; though they have an immense research budget...) and feel free to write off the viewers that leave because you told them something that they believe to be not so. In my experience, people with those mindsets (my own well-loved family members included) will never believe you until you shake their hand, befriend them personally, and share anecdotes with them about it happening to you. Seeing as how you simply can not do that for all 3.61 million subscribers, they are best left to their own devices. You'll never be able to predict what fact will trigger their sensibilities so just keep laying them out there and focus on other aspects of your channel, I say. 3. As an engineer myself, I totally understood the oven test as soon as you mentioned it. Some people who are less wrapped up in life-testing may need the statement spelled out very clearly that, "breaks wear thin from the contact with the rotors but all (what we're focusing on today)ultimately fail from being exposed to too much heat over time" and that, "leaving them in an oven at 550°F for 8 days is the equivalent to a lifetime of break pad ware." For next time: it can be crazy difficult to catch yourself starting to ramble in your own industries jargon. To be clear, I've watched lots of your videos and I think that you are very good at not doing that, by and large. But it seams like a familiarity with how lifetime ware is simulated would've helped those viewers from getting confused and most people don't have that knowledge. I imagine you have tons of engineers watching your channel as well, however. I really don't know how to distill that into a nugget of advice. You'll have to keep a closer eye on what you assume your audience already knows if you want to avoid that in the future—maintaining a balance between taking the time to break things down to their bare bones and keeping fluff that most of your audience already knows minimized so that you keep them entertained, engaged, and hold their attention for the whole video. That sounds rather tricky, to be honest. Summary Put the entire premise of the video into a sentence early and expand on it for the rest of the video. Cite your claims (as best as you can) while accepting that some people out there just won't "get" it from a YouTube video and that's ok. Check yourself for using acronyms, jargon, and more difficult to detect, knowledge of processes that a large portion of the population doesn't have. I love the show and you asked for feedback, so here you go!
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  2707. I love Jasons april 1st videos the most 😂😂😂
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  2708. I think im going to buy some tide pods
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  2709. I was once a flat earth denier but now I'm convinced! Well because balls!
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  2710. Was glancing at the recommend videos and saw this video. Thought it was one of those factverse videos or some other crap, then I saw EE and I clicked instantly.
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  2711. +Engineering Explained Dude I've made myself a tea before You finished saying that name
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  2712. Intending no disrespect to Toyota’s engineering team whatsoever, but they are hardly alone in the world of brilliant automotive engineers. The amount of creativity and innovation related to the internal combustion engine across the industry in just the last few years continues to amaze me!
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  2713. Whoa whoa whoa hang on. Let me pause the video and take a Rosetta Stone Chinese course so maybe I have a chance at understanding what you just said.
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  2714. Fun fact: AMG first came with straight six engines before going to V8s and V12s Just glad that AMG created the 53 series with the straight six engines which is honestly pretty cool
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  2715. Wow very well done on the accents and OJ. Hilarious video Jerry. Gary. Jason is it? :)
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  2716. oH, Did i just watch the whole 22 mins ? And did you ever shut up for two seconds ? I think not. Great video. :D
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  2717. Welp...time to take the Prius to the track and see just how fast it can actually go :P
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  2718. Awesome vid Jason! Closing in on 2M subs!
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  2719. As a computer scientist whos GPA is not high enough to declare my major I can assure you the earth is flat.
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  2720. I love how nerdy and geeky the comment section is XD .... I know I'm in the right place reading those comments
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  2721. This video is literaly perfect
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  2722. Veli O Yes, but tracking a vehicle is a good, easy, and legal way to get a good reference of how it performs and handles itself overall.
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  2723. I miss u already
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  2724. Notification squad 😍
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  2725. Love this collab. Jag has some really good crackles and pops as well
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  2726. or have some class and not ty
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  2727. I think you have a pretty interesting and important perspective on open-air driving. We really would all be nicer and less hateful if we were enjoying driving more and could see each other and not hide behind all that metal. Granted it wouldn’t exactly be that safe, but we have a 2008 Volkswagen EOS and it’s built like a freaking tank being a hardtop convertible.
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  2728. Now this is podracing
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  2729. I give you tump up before see video.
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  2730. Preach, leave that for me to scratch up after a month of being extra careful then saying what the hell.
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  2731. You rock sir, very thoroug but crystal clear, thx!
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  2732. Nice video as usual. Keep up the good work!
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  2733. What a superb video of a fantastic car with a top combo of hosts! Haven't seen such an entertaining video with so many interesting facts and numbers, maybe ever. This was a top piece of motoring journalism. This video was as good as the 911 S/T. Bravo!👏
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  2734. Bodybuilding video disguised as an old man disguised as an engineer discussing maths on a white board
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  2735. Can you do a video on mazdas new engine that doesn't use spark once it's running like a diesel and is super efficient but the compression is high
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  2736. Since this is my 2nd EE video to be featured on......does that make me famous? 😆
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  2737. Okay, bravo on the Tide commercial ending. I hope everyone appreciated that as much as I did lmao Great Video George!
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  2738. I almost unsuscribe, i laught with the eye chart reaction lollll thanks for the video....
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  2739. Clifford the dog Everyone liked that
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  2740. Yes, but that is exactly the point. The film's sealed topcoat prevents contaminates from getting into the pores of the film. This a very important feature because the film retains it's sealed nature even after being stretched to conform to curves on the vehicle. When examined under a microscope, yellowed film is often not actually "yellowed" but the pores are full of contaminates. The fact that a stretchable film still prevents ink particles from getting into the pores of the urethane core is huge.
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  2741. Great video as always, highly detailed!
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  2742. Jason's killer art skills
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  2743. You don’t need a lot of HP in a car to have fun. Thank you Toyota!
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  2744. Jason, well done on this. Brilliant review. Even with all the freedom units. A big metric thanks from Australia...
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  2745. Hello notification SQUAD!!!!
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  2746. Ford: divide the 5th digit of the VIN by the manufacturing month of the vehicle and multiply by 2. If the result is a prime number you have an LFP battery Engineering Explained: Every car manufacturer should be making it THIS EASY to determine what battery you have.
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  2747. Never lose that enthusiasm Jason. Oh, I also choose wheels with tire options as a priority.
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  2748. So funny, I wanted someone to make this exact video since I saw this marketing stunt.
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  2749. Love data instead of Rice! Nice video
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  2750. Well done video explaining what you're in for when driving a Tesla long distances.
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  2751. Cats do not "interrupt" - they share their presence with their human minions at their own convenience.
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  2752. 7:13 damn look at that flex though!
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  2753. Your koenigsegg videos are always great, that and tires, tires are pretty cool as well.
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  2754. KABOOM!
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  2755. Tire Rack did the same on ice test years ago. Great to have a test on the oposite temperatures. Eye opening. Thank you, love this channel.
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  2756.  @EngineeringExplained  damn Jason leave some knowledge for the rest of us!
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  2757. Nergasmic content. That's what I'm here for.
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  2758. Awesome as usual thank you sir
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  2759. Bundle of $1, now make it rain!😂
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  2760. Awesome video! Glad to see you back in front of the whiteboard!
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  2761. yessss my wish comes true, dynamic force engine explanation. thank you Fenske aka EE.
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  2762. Great video as always ! You provide the most engineering centric stuff about the cars which is awesome! Keep them coming!
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  2763. Early gang 🔥🔥 also god damn I love the colour on the subie
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  2764. I think you are on your own here, nobody thinks Honda invented this and in the video he even mentions that others use this tech.
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  2765. An Excellent, in depth but easy to understand explanation ! Top notch 👍😎
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  2766. Love your videos and have sent your previous one on carbon totals to several people. You don't quite have the induction motor 4-pole correct. The stator and the rotor have 4-poles and becuase of induction the poles on the stator drag and attract the poles on the rotor so the pedal creates magnets on the stator that induce magnets on the rotor and spin it around.
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  2767. I always thouth the earth is a ball but after this 5 unbelievable facts I have to overthink that:D
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  2768. awesome to see 2160p
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  2769. 'MURICA!
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  2770. Great review, Jason! Off to the second channel now. I've got to see that van-busting hot lap.🙌 Have a great day, sir!
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  2771. Another Like. Trying to think, have I ever NOT given an EE video a Like?
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  2772. Excellent Video. Well Done.
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  2773. Notification squad!!!!
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  2774. After viewing several YouTube videos about the KIA Stinger, I had to test drive this car for myself. I test drove the GT Limited trim model. As I was adjusting my mirrors, I couldn't believe the limited visibility in the rear window. The visibility looks like the small brick was removed from a jail cell! Even when this vehicle has the blind spot monitoring system, it's challenging to shoulder check blind spots with the wide roof pillars. Every video I've seen talks about the same things such as acceleration, speed, sound system, brakes, etc. YOU are the ONLY one on YOUTUBE that mentioned the poor rear visibility on this vehicle! Great thorough review by the way.
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  2775. One of my favorite things to do is learn new things which is why I especially love this channel, always great and up to date content.
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  2776. Here I stay On a lovely Wednesday The time has come For Engineering Explained
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  2777. The difference between OBDLink MX and other similar tools is mainly speed and protocols. This thing is almost instant, while cheap generic ODB scan tool will be like 10x-100x times slower and so there will be NOTICABLE delay in your Torque graphs. It also supports additional protocols and so you will see more car subsystems and error codes than with generic OBD scan tool. Worth it definitely, if that's what you want. I still highly recommend to try with $5 scanner first, which I did years ago.
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  2778. Been subscriber since 2014 nice
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  2779. what i like aboot Engineering Explained is it's the only main car channel that explains cars with math and physics, unlike some of the other mickey mouse car channels that draw in subs using catchy slogans and dumb antics that give in to whims of the lowest common denominator of car people,
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  2780. I always learn a lot from you videos. Thanks for posting! I even have my wife watching some of them with me.
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  2781. this is scientific
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  2782. Without doubt the best video you've done on many levels. Great to see and hear. Well done.
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  2783. My EE shirt delivered this week, Love it! Wearing it with pride
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  2784. NOTIFICATION SQUAD!!!!
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  2785. Thank you for the affirmation. I've been searching for a small pick-up for errands. I talked to a guy at Costco who purchased a lariat hybrid. He loves it. I'm going to text drive one today.👍
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  2786. Dude you're the best. I was asked this a few weeks ago and couldntbexplain it properly. You made it so simple. Thanks so much for the great videos!
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  2787. ...and on the sun, that would be 0.068s to 60! I could never have figured that out until after watching this which is awesome. Just don’t ask me if I understand it.
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  2788. Excellent video! Because you mentioned the thermostat I might be able to fix my mother's car, it seems to have the exact same issue you described with your Integra.
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  2789. Wow man. One of the best explanations of vtec I’ve ever seen!
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  2790. It is always good to see these two working together
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  2791. That is so fast
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  2792. When you double tap the like button before the video even starts you know it’s EE! Keep it up Jason.
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  2793. You should always use all-round tyres.
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  2794. It's an accelerated test. Of course it doesn't simulate real world usage. This is to accelerate the aging/heat degradation of the glue and friction material to see what would fail first in a long-term scenario. Brakes are typically used for years, and the damage accumulates over time. These are the types of failures you would see closer to EOL of the brake pad, or in very extreme braking situations potentially. Accelerated tests are used quite frequently in many industries, despite not simulating real world usage. Simulating real world usage would take much longer to identify primary failure points. For example, in pavements, we use accelerated aging in an oven to simulate long-term real world aging to determine which mixtures are more resistant to cracking than others.
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  2795. "You can see why people want to take these things on the track." Your 20-60 is almost twice as long as my 0-60... absolutely.
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  2796.  @dmaster225  No. That's illegal. The OP is correct. You can fit 19 inch rims around the brake calipers, but Tesla doesn't offer that as an option when you buy the car new.
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  2797. This may just be your best video yet, keep doing what you do. Damn.
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  2798. I was like, so Ferrari is just letting any you-tuber drive and review their cars now?
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  2799. Very interesting. You got a new subscriber.
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  2800. Been on your channel for years. I really love your content, man. Thanks for the infotainment!
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  2801. Superb Explanation. Great work as always.
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  2802. Dang.. I looked away for a few seconds, came back to "<math math math> ... boop! it'll only take 5 seconds"
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  2803. You really love Tuscan-style Cantaloupes.
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  2804. 15 kilo's is nothing to sniff at. I'm probably more impressed at the sound test results though. If you'd asked me if a straight through single muffler could be comparable in audible volume to a dual muffler with all that baffling, I'd have said no way!
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  2805. Why I now want to do my laundry, go to Albertsons, have a pizza, and kick a cowboy? Good one Mark! I mean Juan :)
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  2806. MY INNER ENGINEERING NERD IS TINGLING! I love this design
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  2807. I am truly thrilled that you like tires so much.
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  2808. Thanks for a really excellent video. I found this an excellent, information-full, well-balanced report of what it is like to drive a Tesla for a long road trip.
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  2809. +Engineering Explained ....despite the rain, it was an excellent review & very informative as all your reviews are. you do such a good job on your reviews, i almost feel like I've test driven myself. thumbs-up all the way!
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  2810. Picking up my s2000 this weekend 😁
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  2811. DO MORE OF THESE MAN
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  2812. There is no combustion occurring due to no injected fuel
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  2813. You should honestly be a college professor. Not only do you explain in terms that are super easy to understand, you have such a strong drive to educate that most educators don't even have.
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  2814. Tfw u click on a video and it has "No views". Havent seen the video yet but im sure its gonna be good
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  2815. I'm 6'4'' and i drive a gas model Chevy Spark. very boring but i've put over 40,000 miles on it in 2 years and average about 37 mpg (not just highway, that's including my city driving). Boring is affordable and so far for me, reliable.
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  2816. omg this is by far my favorite video from Engineering Explained. Probably because i can't remember any other videos in details. I wonder why.
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  2817. you're the reason i spent 1500$ on my hellcats tires. lol
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  2818. No problemo! Just finished watching it. Very good review. Well done!
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  2819. Neil Armstrong was the first man on the moon, "Neil A" backwards is alien :O
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  2820. Notification squad 👋
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  2821. Love you homie
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  2822. Great Videos, I truly appreciate the amount of effort you put into your videos!
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  2823. That was ridiculously sublime. I enjoyed every second of the banter and especially the content. On the other hand, I think non-engineers could find this a bit too content-rich, and the overall market potential of this video might be a touch limited. Kinda like the Lucid Sapphire itself.
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  2824. this is possibly the dumbest video you have put out, I love it
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  2825. I've been watching your channel for awhile now, but that's not the point. I am currently enrolled in college to become an engineer, and your videos are amazing. You have inspired me to learn much more than just basics from your videos. Before I start to ramble I just wanted to thank you for your work.
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  2826. Great as every video of yours! I'm trying not to miss each and every one of them! As Honda fan I would like to know also where are they in this Tech. Race ?
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  2827. Very cool interesting video I've always wondered about this. Thank you👍
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  2828. First Supra review comment of all time.
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  2829. I am extremely aesthetically pleased right now. Nice face!
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  2830. Take a look at the intake valves, 2 of the 3 share a shaft. Your combinations should be 0 open, 1 open, 2 open (if you closed the single), or 3 open based on this. Best possible if packaging were to allow, would be, 0 open, 1 open front, 1 open middle, 1 open rear, 2 open (many combinations), and finally all open).
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  2831. 6:50 I always drive with my tent already set up, that way if I rains I can hop right in!
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  2832. Wow, I had no idea exactly how comply the modern engine was. But you did a amazing job of explaining it. Thank's for all your time and effort in making this video, I appreciate it because it has totally changed the way I see my car's engine. I'm glad I found your channel and I did subscribe to it, please keep up the AWESOME work and I'll keep coming back for more.
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  2833. I love freedom units
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  2834. Glad this one is working better for you, it's a hell of a car. And red is the correct choice for the P3D, I went the same route :D
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  2835. You put it in neutral and get out of the car to push it
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  2836. Love your channel, so many things to learn. Thank you for that!
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  2837. The Professor does it again! I liked your video after 20 seconds because I knew I was gonna enjoy the lesson 😉👍 Gr8 Stuff as always!
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  2838. Im a proud subs since u were like 300K, Im so happy to see that u got the atention and oportunities u ve Always deserved ! Great job Jason keep it up mate!
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  2839. ShOXx ExT r emE He majored in mechanical engineering
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  2840. I ran across your channel a week ago, been looking up things for my 13 STI I just got. I think I’ve watched them all. Thanks for the explanations on everything. You make it really easy to understand!
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  2841. Man I love this guys videos, I can watch him all day! Wish I can meet him some days
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  2842. Not sure if it was done on purpose, but thank you for aligning the h with the air stem 😂
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  2843. Yeah, but what you don't know is how many takes it took to get it perfect. Probably had to drive up and down those mountains for hours...you know...for quality purposes. 😁
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  2844. When I Saw the video title, I was very disappointed thinking I was going to have to unsubscribe. Haha. Nice video! Forgot it was April 1st
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  2845. Nothing wrong with a good ol' flat earth trolling! Well done Jason! Very entertaining.
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  2846. I love ur channel bc I learn a lot from it
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  2847. All of your videos are good quality material but this one is the best by far. Thank you & great job
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  2848. I don't know why but Specially love this episode. Its alil different from what I used to see or hear from EE.
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  2849. Really, it was great. The track bae part made me laugh really hard. Keep it up :)
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  2850. Attach a 2x4 or a piece of 2 inch angle iron to the floor. Your tire will bump it before the shelf. Sand and round all edges of 2x4 before mounting . On angle iron either bevel ends or bend it towards the shelf at each end.
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  2851. This is the most impressive April 1st video. I subscribed your channel because I enjoyed the education I get in a fantastic manner. I am glad you have a great sense of humor too lol.
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  2852. Flat earthers are right... My tire is flat! Space Cowboy needs to have his own channel.
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  2853. Engineering Explained When your videos come i stop everything i am doing and go straight to your video . Thank you for all these great informational content!!
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  2854. Congratulations for 3 Million!
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  2855. Jason, I love your sense of humour!! Laughter is a great partner to learning. Keep on white boarding!!
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  2856. My fellow Oregonian! Excellent video as Always. Every once in a while I'll catch one of your older videos. Like the Yonaka ones. Have to say, I kinda miss the hair. Buahahahahahaha
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  2857. Hey I got one of those EE Tshirts in the same color.
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  2858. Looks like this was one of those days when Jason realizes that all of the work to get to this point was worth it.
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  2859. This was great, working in the engineering industry I understand the level of rigour behind the testing before designs/products see the real world. It was good to see how it’s done in other sectors
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  2860. I really dig your videos, but this could have stated easily with Carroll Smith's quote of "Horsepower sells motorcars, torque wins motor races." Or, Carroll Shelby's shortened version of "Horsepower sells cars, torque wins races." That's the difference! :p I prefer tons of low end torque. My small block puts out about 438 lbs of torque at about 2,500 RPM. That's a perfectly usable RPM for the street. I love how it accelerates off the line. All joking aside, the video was a great explanation of torque vs horsepower!! :)
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  2861. To associate a NSX with a lawn mower? Of course not. Now, what´s about a S2000???
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  2862. After all those flat Earth vids I've watched, this is the one that's convinced me. Can't get better proof than a shouty, swearing chef. So long Globetards. RIP Globe!
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  2863. whiteboard is too large, can't see. Edit: just kidding. Shouldn't the power rollers be on opposite settings at all time, because the forces go in a circle?
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  2864.  @EngineeringExplained  I've done 95 in a 2008 Fiesta and that's disconcerting lol.
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  2865.  @daniel3257  yeah if a Mercedes S class isn't considered luxary I'm Germany I don't really care if a model x is. S class is the golden standard when it comes to luxary and the only cars that really beat it are what we might call ultra luxary rolls Royces and so on that costs hundreds of thousands of dollars
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  2866. Wow! Five of my favorite YouTube car guys in one place! Very cool!
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  2867. Your videos are amazing and I have watched more than 150 videos from your channel. Nice video thank you sir.
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  2868. "Charles actually works on card instead of pretending he will in the future." Hahahhaha that's just funny as hell
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  2869. Best explanation of engine braking I've seen, thank you.
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  2870. Another one of my life questions answered! Keep 'em coming! I love your videos!
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  2871. Your best video so far.
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  2872. 0:01 kinda like Toyota, we are committed to EV. But first, let’s drop a V8 into the IS 🤣
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  2873. GREAT Video! All the questions I have asked and pondered answered. And so, the answer to the 3 year old question I have had is yes. Yes I will get a turbo blanket. Thank You. Some of the most informative vids on all of You tube. Now I have to ask... what if we continued to wrap the down pipe till it was out/fully under the engine compartment. Press that heat farther down the line and away from everything else.... hmm. I think I may wrap my down pipe also. Something for me to read on.
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  2874. I loved the real world testing of your Acura. The short ram, cold air, catback, and weight reduction videos were phenomenal. PLEASE keep these coming. I'm a dork for incremental gains and proof.
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  2875. If you don't live in the rust belt maybe you can be that picky about rust on suspension bits, but if you live in the snowbelt states, you're going to have to accept some rust on suspension components. In a dream world, DOT's the world over would quit using salt, just use sand and everyone would buy snow tires, but since that is bound to never happen, we must make a compromise, haha.
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  2876. Great video!! I love how in depth this was.
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  2877. What a great little video about this awesome little car 😂
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  2878. The blinds look great. Couldn't take my eyes off them the entire video. Wish you gave them the spotlight they deserve.
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  2879. Funny, I thought permanent magnet were expensive. Maybe not the reluctance kind then. You know, about the caliper, the backside doesn't work well when you measure something deep, narrow and tapered like a panel gap. I would've done it your way.
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  2880. gotta love that steering wheel!
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  2881. Can I also get heart for no reason
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  2882. I always knew the truth, im not spoon fed lies from fake news America
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  2883. NICE! Kudos on your run & thank you for being the first person I've seen speak honestly about the fear in how wrong it feels to drive that fast (not that I have personal experience driving quite that fast). Looking ahead is just good general driving practice. It's part of the All Good Kids Like Milk montra I was taught when driving trucks.
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  2884. You forgot to say: Hell Yeah Brother!!! As an owner of a S2000 - instead of a C5 - you would never enjoy a C7 and say it worth it [$100K]. Actually people said a Corvette is a great sports car bcs until the C4, it was the cheaper super-sportscar, Japanese of90's included.
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  2885. Just clicked in. This ought to be hilarious.
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  2886. Great informative video as always!
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  2887. 12 years in the aftermarket cataloging and PIM development. Probably worked with all the suppliers mentioned here. You can generally know how much they care about FMSI specs.
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  2888. I love your videos. You're doing a great job young man. Well explained, well produced, direct and to the point. Keep up the good work!
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  2889. all the dislikes are the people hoping it was going to actually be a Tesla dis
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  2890. Come on. deep in your heart you just wan't your next video to be sponsored by tide for real Christopher, I mean Jerry.
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  2891. It would’ve been awesome to see one of the flat earthers here on YT post a video on how the earth is a globe. And watch all their followers pour into the comments.
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  2892. Never miss an EE video. Sound advice that comes from the top.
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  2893. Hey Engineering Explained, today I learned in the physics class that friction is indipendent from the area of contact between the two surfaces, so why wider tires have more grip than skinny ones. Shouldn't​ it be the same, as the only factors are mass and coefficient of drag?
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  2894. When you compare things, out pop the differences. Only people who don't like the implications will complain about "apples + oranges"... which by the way are perfectly comparable.
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  2895. Don't forget that you can have any brew you want, as long as it's a Carona.
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  2896. Your smiles are great. SO NICE ! THanks for this video.
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  2897. Thanks so much. I was annoyed with my 2017 Focus SE Hatch, because it had low speed jerks and lag on shift when a light goes red to green. I thought it was a regular automatic. I got a service ticket back from the dealership that said 6spd powershift. That cleared everything up for me and I learned to not inch here, which I had been doing since there's some traffic where I live. Great vid!
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  2898. The car looks amazing with those wheels and the Ti exhaust!
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  2899. No need for a white board when you keep smiling and giggling.
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  2900. Low profile tires is the stupidest thing in auto industry, it has nothing to do with performance (actual race cars have chunky sidewalls) just a style, because people think bigger is better. I believe on Model 3 Performance you can easily fit R18 wheels, not those oem R20 donks
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  2901. Great info, Ive been watching you for years now and this video is another reason why. Keep up the great content!
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  2902. Dangblasted kid.  Always joking around!
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  2903. for everyone waiting for it... "hello everyone and welcome"
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  2904. The fact that space cowboy made fucked up sense though 😂
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  2905. I think we're missing the point here. In his video, he claims that detail oriented luxury features (found in GLS, X7, etc) are subjective features to him. What I think he's getting at is that being able to relax in the driver seat while being semi-driven around, in itself, is a luxury feature. You may see it as a tech. feature, but currently no other car does semi-autonomous driving as well as the Tesla's do. In that regard, as a driver, it can be a luxury feature to have less driver fatigue and be able to be driven around the interstate. Don't compare AutoPilot with ProPilot assist or GM Supercruise, nothing comes close to autopilot as of now. I still wouldn't call the Model X luxurious, but the safest, practical *for an EV*, and quickest SUV,
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  2906. I finally understood torsen differentials, what a great video 👍
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  2907. He's an engineer. He wasn't born but was assembled.
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  2908. Great facts, whenever someone tells me the earth is round, I'm going to respond with "Nah dude, Science!" and send them this video.
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  2909. Stick love ❤️ Manuals forever!
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  2910. Shaun Stephens he's just a really positive person lol
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  2911. And The Engineering Oscar Goes To.... Christopher!!! - It's Jason! - Whatever!!! o/
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  2912. some people call guest 3 the gangster of love, i've even heard of people calling him maurice
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  2913. Wow this is such rare n cool content. Thank you!
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  2914. Come on 2M subs!!!
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  2915. This is actually an amazing video; I've always wondered about how AWD/4WD is implemented and if you extrapolate from this video it really makes a lot of sense. Really appreciated the no-slip torque split explanation; I always wondered how that's implemented.
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  2916. Best video in a while!
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  2917. Love how you keep your backpack safe in the rear seat, belt and all 🤪
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  2918. I think its more of a histogram instead of a conventional bargraph. He's using time as a numeric variable instead of a categorical variable. Aside from not labeling the x-axis with units, its not that bad of a graph. It enabled him to discuss other relevant information. As always, good video Jason!! (Got your back bro).
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  2919. Absolutely undeniable evidence. I learned something today thanks so much Jerry I mean Jason
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  2920. Always enjoy your videos .  Simple. Educational. Interesting. keep it up and happy new year
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  2921. oh hey, notification squad who up
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  2922. Today I learned that American horses are stronger than European horses
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  2923. I f...in' love your videos. I'd love it if it could be possible to estimate the issues that would surface if electric cars were as numerous as combustion ones. Battery disposal (a huge issue if every car in the world was electric), additional energy requirements for charging, even that lithium thing - would the current extraction amounts be enough? Would we have to search for lithium in more biodiverse areas...? Anyway, a very interesting topic and certainly one that is here to stay.
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  2924. This was a SUPER helpful video. I have a 2023 4Runner with the part-time 4WD system. I always wondered how the full-time 4WD Limited models did it differently. I had no idea a Torsen diff (or at least this particular one) was a planetary gearset. I had a '99 Limited 4Runner with a fancy transfer case that ran the full gamut from 2hi, 4hi part time, 4hi full-time, and 4lo, I wonder how that got it all done. We also own a 2023 Outback. After this, I went back to your seven year old video on Subaru AWD systems as a refresher. There's so many different ways to do this! I wonder if an update on the Subaru video would be worth it? Looks like they no longer offer two of the four systems shown in that video, and I wonder if they've changed functionality at all on the latest generation stuff. And finally, ALL of these systems seem so complicated compared to just independent dual-motor AWD on most EVs. I look forward to electric offroading once it arrives in more mainstream, smaller models.
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  2925. Hahahhaha people think you’re 50 that’s comedy
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  2926. So much fun and your explanation of the physics is only slightly less fun than the actual event. LOL! Thanks for this! On to the carnage!!!!!
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  2927. Are there are situations where a heavier oil can be detrimental? I'm running double the factory power level in my Evo X, but have been hesitant to change up from the recommended fluids.
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  2928. This is the quality flat earth content I subscribed for.
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  2929. NOTIFICATION SQUADDD!!
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  2930. Another excellent explanation of another new internal combustion technology, that can help extend the life of the IC engine. I really enjoy these very informative videos. I also enjoyed the similar videos you did on the new Mazda controlled compression engine, as well as the Nissan/Infiniti variable displacement / adjustable crankshaft/connecting rods. Just imagine if all of these new innovations could be used in concert together, combining all their respective efficiency and power improvement benefits. A shame such a blend is unlikely any time soon, given how the companies will likely exercise their intellectual property rights, and not share among their competitors. Further in the future we could see an inline 4 engine with variable displacement, controlled compression ignition, AND special dynamic force technology - especially given the ever tightening emissions regulations, and the current pipe dream of going full electric.
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  2931. You’ve made your mom proud.
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  2932. I'm old. I remember when cars did not need a university IT course to drive.
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  2933. Loved this! Wasn't expecting you to nail the acting, good job
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  2934. Hahaha! I loved the ending and I never knew you had some great acting skills!
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  2935. This is an obvious joke but I see how it might not be as obvious to some
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  2936. Jason, don't be humble! You smoked the man! 2 whole mph faster! Daaaamn! :P
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  2937. I was like "Hey look, cats. I Like cats." Then I noticed you in one of the pictures and I was like "What is he doing there?" Then I realized you own this cat. Not even 12:30 yet.
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  2938. Bro did you watch the video?
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  2939. I have no mechanical engineering education at all and I completely got this! I watched the clutch plate too, looking forward to more videos!!
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  2940. @Patel - there's animal testing, and then there's unnecessary animal testing. This test amounted to a PR stunt (with cheating no less!), and is rightly condemned.
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  2941. Engineering Explained Should have made your analogy "Horsepower is how fast you hit the wall, and Torque*RPM=Horsepower"
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  2942. This is by far the best review out there!!! Great job explaining everything and using real time results.
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  2943. Ahhh, today is gonna be a great day on YouTube
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  2944. Hello Jason, Love your videos man !
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  2945.  @fortheloveofnoise  do dealer markups not apply to other cars
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  2946. I've really wondered about this for a long time. It always seemed like they playing some kind of game with the numbers. Thanks for the video!
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  2947. Love going to your class! Thanks for all the videos! I learned a lot from you !
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  2948. crazy but extremely interesting
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  2949. "That's not true, I'm more excited than you are" <-- LOL!
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  2950. Grams per gallon? We're slowly getting to the metric system one gram at a time.
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  2951. Well it is in keeping with BMW's figures in the video. 😂
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  2952. This is exactly why my older fox body is so much more fun... so much torque in the low end that the response is great
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  2953. I was a bit startled by the click bait title, and subsequent shenanigans of the video... but upon watching to completion, I leave you with a "welll done good sir".
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  2954. Innovation from Toyota keeps the internal combustion engine getting better and better! Nice solution. Excellent video. I need my regular fix of EE! Thanks Jason! Rob
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  2955. It's great the MotorTrend put this to bed, but even greater that they collaborated with you on it. I watched both videos, both were great. Excellent all around.
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  2956. Congrats on the Tesla! Glad to be part of the 2 million subs. I've been slowly working backwards thru your videos. They've come a long way since the 2012 ones 😂
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  2957. Quick lesson on primary colors : when talking about subtractive combination of colors , they are cyan, magenta, and yellow ( This is what printers use because you are subtracting from the white sheet of paper). So you are right on this (even though your car is red we know what you meant :). For additive combination of colors, it is red, green, and blue. I took an entire class in college on colors and images :)
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  2958. Brake pad product engineer for a major global aftermarket pads supplier here. I can confidentially assert that friction material shear is a non-issue with modern friction materials using underlayer and spigot back plate holes. We sell millions of pads globally per year and have had zero friction shearing/falling off issues. Not many aftermarket brands are using underlayer, which improves friction shear, noise damping, and reduces heat transfer into your brake fluid. Where seen the biggest issues with brake pads is high temperature fade performance - even some major global brands dangerously failing high speed vehicle brake testing, with some still doing 50mph when the best friction materials had stopped the SUV!
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  2959. Hahaha I love the "super clean" on the engine. I have this OBD2 sensor for my MINI
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  2960. And that's why start/stop systems don't function until the engine has reached operating temperature
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  2961. as soon as the cat herd cvt he was like im outta here lol
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  2962. The pizza chef guy's explanation was on point. 10/10 would watch it again.
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  2963. Shaun Hammond Yeah, Jason was still the one sponsoring the shop, the shop owner only offered to fix and powder the wheels he never asked to be sponsored. But we all know the ways of EE, go into deep detail and learn about everything that comes across related to cars, he wasn't going to lose this chance to get free wheels, sponsor a shop and teach us something. It's a triple win, youtube money, new rims and people learning about the shop.
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  2964. Learning things is hard. That's why we have people like you do it for us.
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  2965. I wait for this every year
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  2966. Dang Jason, you've covered all my questions, even the ones not often asked. Thank you for your content!
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  2967. 13:25 I can’t believe you squeezed in a FnF joke in this.
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  2968. God I'd hate to imagine 'Early', if it has it lol
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  2969. Great man, this really proves that the earth is tide pod shaped.
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  2970. Using a web based calculator (and assuming your actual altitude is 4000ft), the Density Altitude of your stock test was 5130ft. For the catback test, it was 4074ft. Density altitude is a good way to compare results for tests in somewhat disparate conditions. Using the difference between those (1056ft), the power difference "should" be about 2.5%. Add that to the 1.2% lighter and 1.4% more powerful. Total of 5.1% gain in acceleration. Checks out :)
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  2971. zacao. Why would you say that? Most of their cars are NA.
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  2972. Mango upvote!
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  2973. Do you worry sometimes about losing the GoPro mounted on the outside? Especially that you're not on a closed track and you don't really have any way of knowing it fell until you're parked and have to retrace your route.
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  2974. you sir, are a wizard! thanks for the high quality videos you put out constantly! the presentation skills are mad!
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  2975. Tai Lopez reference? I think so!
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  2976. omg, the song towards like the last 30 seconds is super dope and upbeat. Nice tone for the vid. and damn..the joke at the end, "or going outside" had me like, "hmm..alright. time to take a breather and go outside instead of watching youtube vids all day long." ahahahahahahha
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  2977. I'm sorry this is one of the coolest vids I've seen in a while. I own a suby😜
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  2978. "Locked diffs act as a solid axle splitting torque evenly across the axle" only in situation where both wheels have identical traction. If a wheel does not have traction (resistance to turn), it cannot have torque sent to it. "Locking a centre diff will never send all the torque to the front wheels yet you suggest it" it is said multiple times in the video. 100% is only used because it makes the illustration easier to understand.
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  2979. 63 flat earthers do not like and counting!!! More Tide pod Frappes for them!!!
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  2980. 2000 Entries club No pish-posh here. Adjusts monocle and strokes mustache
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  2981. Retired environmental engineer. Love your channel. Keep up the good work.
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  2982. Hey, did you warm down once you finished the video? Also loved the permutation of ETCG's signoff!
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  2983. Big 2 mil coming up!
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  2984. Very cool Jason and as usual heaps of fun to watch. I am proud to say that my Czech Rolls-Royce (Skoda Superb) has one or two of those Cullinan features including two umbrellas and variable height trunk floor. If I had spent the extra $350,000 I might have expected one or two more... All the best, Rob (in Switzerland)
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  2985. Yup, must be flat... Can't refute the pickle ball argument. 🤣
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  2986. you mean the ᴲᴱ logo? Unicode ftw😉 (0x1D32 + 0x1D31)
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  2987. 2 Million subscribers coming up!!!
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  2988. Great video! Thanks for bringing out a pressure plate; other videos only talk about it, so I had NO IDEA what one looked like -- it's great to have the visual to know what the heck is actually happening!
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  2989. i am still waiting for elon to say. april fools
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  2990. This was AMAZING!!! Thanks for sharing the concise explanation.
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  2991. Man that tunnel rev! BEEEEEEEEPPPP!!!
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  2992. WHEEL torque is important. Let's not go through this again.
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  2993. When you apply to join the car enthusiast club it requires you to hate on CVT’s at all times. To ever admit that cvt’s aren’t universally awful will get you kicked right out. It’s a tough crowd.
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  2994. Almost nailed the British accent Jason - can still tell your from the US but I'm genuinely quite shocked how accurately you pronounced some words!
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  2995. Don't you know the white board is the host? Jason is the narrator
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  2996. Hahahahahahahahahahahahana!!!!!All the sketches were so hilarious 😂 lmao happy April fools
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  2997. Show me a better G-Wagon review on YouTube... I'll wait
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  2998. Great vid, thank you. Per usual, solid info, great explanations and just gotta love your humor. The humor alone would keep me coming back. And nice, Porsche. Love to see some good engineering. Pricey, to be sure, but this level of crazy simply means more coin.
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  2999. Notification: new video from EE. Liked before watching.
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  3000. Love the not-normally-available yellow wrap. Looks fantastic with the black rims.
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  3001. Thank you. Your video crushed it. You packed so much information in 25 minutes that I’ll have to go back later and watch again. I’ll be sharing this with my good friends.
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  3002. Gotta love the colour of the car. So rarely do we get to see a car with an actual colour on it.
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  3003. I'm a flat earther that has enlightened. It's obviously tube shaped - just roll your textbook earth map
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  3004. pizza does have a way of explaining everything
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  3005. Really cool by the way love the vids
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  3006. Road and Track? Mic drop.....
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  3007. Notification gang! Time to get served automotive knowledge at 7am😂
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  3008. video is finaly in sub :D
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  3009. Heated steering wheel is a game changer. I love mine and I live in Florida 😅
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  3010. Hahahahahahahahahaha, I couldn't resist! This was hilarious! I love these YT April Fool's day videos!
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  3011. Jason, I share your sentiments about most seats being a tall stick myself!
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  3012. Give me some love, Jason. Come on.
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  3013.  @EngineeringExplained  not just an engineer but also a world class jug tosser! Now that is something that deserves to be on your résumé, along with professional rally car staller!
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  3014. Man I would love to wrench with Charles. Great video!
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  3015. Awesome vid Christopher!
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  3016. Great video. Thank you for doing all the numbers. I love the detail of your videos. It has given me a way better intuition on the subject. Also Trig is great! Continue doing all the trig. :D
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  3017. I am so happy this was a joke. I saw this video and thought to myself... oh my gawd, if he is one of those people I am going to be forced to unsubscribe. I like his videos, but if he believes this... I can't continue supporting him. lol
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  3018. This is one of the best videos you've ever done. You've managed to capture, on film, some very real moments of spontaneous joy! A real life moment. You've really showed people (instead of telling them) how fun driving can be. This makes even more of an impression on people when you mention how "Spock-like" you are most of the time. This video is like a perfect illustration of why people love sports cars. Nicely done sir.
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  3019. Doggone I love these whiteboard videos!
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  3020. Been using it since i bought my car, and always shocked by how much oil it catched in a month. It's a diesel Mitsubishi Pajero Dakar
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  3021. -Time to make the dinner -Ok, let's flip the car to chop the vegetables.
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  3022.  @mariomuller7561 So it doesn't come with Jason? Disappointed!
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  3023. Jason I think you minored in philosophy; “The world is unjust, unfair, and I’m having a good time. I think that’s part of the problem.” Lol Love it! Great video as usual.
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  3024. Thank you for systematically going through battery technology, terminology, best practices!!! There are so many misunderstandings in the automotive industry. Classics like 4WD vs AWD or CVT vs eCVT (and then serial vs parallel eCVT). Thanks for bringing some order to chaos 🥳
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  3025. Thanks for this Jason. This is by far the best and most thorough review of the ID Buzz I have seen yet. You've covered the things I had questions about including the interior size, seat removal, range etc. A very interesting vehicle but I personally cannot afford the $70,000 price tag (close to $100,000 here in Canada!).
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  3026. Born in 1963? 😂 You look fantastic for being as old as my mom!
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  3027. Yeah, I've got a question; thank your parents for raising you. I love this stuff, keep it coming.
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  3028. Always enjoying Jason's videos! Great work my man, you've taught me a lot over the years! Currently building my first engine, an inline 6! 🤙
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  3029. Oh my God Jason you had me so worried with that damn title it wasn't even funny... I was legitimately worried that this clearly educated and intellectual person was a total fraud. Glad I was wrong.
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  3030. And it is also a good day if you feel free to leave your questions or comments down below.
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  3031. After watching this for the 5th time (BTW great video) I just realized that the part where Jason is with the tide bottle the video is mirrored because the tide sticker on the detergent is backwards wriiten.
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  3032. Haha lol i unsubbed at the title until i listened subbed again!
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  3033. Great PROFESSIONAL review without the BS and bashing of others. This is how a proper review should be and not like the others who even touch on (make fun of) irrelevant subjects ( people, religion etc)
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  3034. I have to tell you as my 5th Aprils fools video, this has to be the best. But I may be somewhat biased.
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  3035. I did it mom!!! I just shot coffee out my nose.
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  3036. Simply AMAZING Jason! E Cubed! Entertaining, Enlightening and Educational!!! One of your best yet!!! 💪👍
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  3037. GREAT EXPLAINATION / VID
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  3038. I think every person needs a friend who's a car mechanic.🙂
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  3039. Thank you for this video Jason. It was very informative and well put together.
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  3040. Loved it! And finally got to see all most of your tools too
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  3041. Happy holidays to you also bro. All your videos are very informative but this one's over the top informative but I'm not complaining I loved every second of it really in-depth and that's really cool they invited you out there to check out the testing that they do and I like the way you presented it. Thank you for the videos merry late Christmas and happy New Year👍👊😀
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  3042. Awesome video, so much information. I loved it
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  3043. Great stuff, well-communicated and explained. Keep up the good work, you earned my subscription!
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  3044. super explained.....✌✌👌👌
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  3045. Always glad to see some rotary news 🤘
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  3046. I'm glad I subscribed! Love this collab with The Straightpipes. I'm actually am striving to become a mechanical engineer. I learned tips and gained knowledge with this review, Science is awesome!
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  3047. Who eats pizza like that?!!
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  3048. You are lucky it didn't hit the oil pan!
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  3049. Thanks for the info, btw... I'm a subscriber w/ notifications. So...... What I win?
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  3050. 6:00 This is the most hilarious transition I’ve ever seen
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  3051. wanted a vid on youtube of this for ages!
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  3052. man i really dig this style of video! great research and info presented!!
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  3053. If you just made a second video to burst my bubble about hydrogen combustion I will never forgive you
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  3054. Cant believe he didnt slap the roof of that car and said: This can fit so many buckets in it
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  3055. Great video👍really interesting, I used to work in an open cast mine as a welder. They took oil samples from all the machines every couple of weeks (engines, gearboxes and final drives). I always wondered how they analysed it. Thanks👍
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  3056. Very good info as usual. Thanks Jason for taking the time to put all this to video (and breaking it down to layman's terms).
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  3057. Man, that was one perfect class on this engine. Very impressed having seen a wide array of teachers on new tech. Kudos & thanks
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  3058. Love working late, never miss a engineering explained video!
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  3059. YESSS! I was worried you weren't going invited to review it! I love your reviews. I go to EE first always!
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  3060. I’m buying an s2000 this weekend. This video will come in handy, thank you!
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  3061. as always engineering explained, fantastic job. you are more honest and more practical than most people who do reviews. you give us all a practical view with out the disposition of spending your life savings to reach the maximum effect. form follows function as they say. do you plan on doing more collaborative work with mr. Charles the humble mechanic or any other you tubers? I hear times may be less fun with youtube. by the way it was good to see you getting your hands dirty... just when ya fix it, you go and break it. sorry to bring that up, I know it hurts. best of luck with all your adventures sir
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  3062. Haha oh man the rhymes on Act 3! That was great! Your April fools videos are always gold 😂
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  3063. +M P​ I did at first too. I'm pretty sure it was a fade into an image overlay, and then the cut less than a second afterwards was the "jump cut". That would also add reason to why he took a step back before using his magic fingers, to guarantee his hands won't get in the way of the shot. It turns out way smoother this way though and looks really good.
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  3064. Oh my god, the registration sticker part made me laugh so hard. A+ man, really nice work.
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  3065. now this is entertaining. thank you engineering explained!
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  3066. gonna go buy some Tide
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  3067. I actually Loved this style :D And yea ... I watched the whole Kia review!
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  3068. Wow! What a video! Thanks so much. Just thought I'd throw in the "what about the trucking footprint to get the gasoline to the gas stations" comment... I'm sure someone of the other 3,000 commenters has mentioned it as well. Seriously well researched video, fun to watch.
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  3069. Jason, this is GOLD! Love it. Just the laugh I needed on a Monday morning. "Liquid pterodactyls"...hahahaha! Well done. ~Mike
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  3070. I love how informative your videos are man! I'm new to manuals and have learned a whole bunch from you. Thank you and keep it up.
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  3071. Oh it's a Tide ad .. Haha
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  3072. 228hp, 184 lbs torque, RWD, manual, faster than new Miata and old BRZ, digital dashboard, clean and new design for under 30k... tell me better deal than this car!
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  3073. Hello everyone and welcome!
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  3074. Probably your best video ever. Suberp explanation, very easy to understand. Thank you!
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  3075. Thanks for making me a tire nerd lol
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  3076. This is why I love this channel. Honest tests, real information!
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  3077. Very well done video, my hat is off to you sir, thank you
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  3078. Happy like a child with a new toy !!! Just like your former subaru wrx sti (the best one). Dont' you?
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  3079. Now I have been waiting for thing burning question to be answered for a long time 👌🏻😉
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  3080. "My never worked a day in my life hands". GOLD
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  3081. What is this outside you speak of? Hooray for the B58 engine!
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  3082. Damn I have to cancel my allocation. I didn’t know there wasn’t a frunk
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  3083. Jason just combined engineering and magic! What can't this man do!?
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  3084.  @EngineeringExplained  Early Collision Warning is under the Autopilot settings. I set mine to "late" and stopped hearing it. Can be turned off entirely, too.
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  3085. Loving one more year just to watch the next April Fools from Jason
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  3086.  @EngineeringExplained  It's the visual aid we needed but didn't deserve
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  3087. What a great way to kick off a video! That engine sounds amazing when launched
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  3088. No latex gloves! Omg take a shower right after lol. So happy to see you not wearing them. Love the channel and have been with you since the beginning, but I have to give you some grief.
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  3089. I love this channel.
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  3090. Thanks for all your videos, always a lot of good info that you explain well on a lot of topics!!
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  3091. Oh WOW . THIS is the other weird side of YouTube!! LOVED IT THOUGH. 😂😎😎
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  3092. Size isn't an issue for me I watch on a 60" tv in the front room of my shop.
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  3093. Cant believe i'm saying this but nice seamless and entertaining plug. :face-blue-smiling:
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  3094. So if my R tops 416HP do I win a fabulous prize of unspeakable value?
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  3095. Always ready to learn!!
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  3096. 4th lol nice hoodie Jason! I have the same one
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  3097. Amazing experience, I envy you! And congratulations for your laptime and the quality of your humor and/or scientific experiments! :D I always laugh my ass off and learn something from these videos!
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  3098. We're missing the whole point here, you're wrong...so wrong. Space ice cream is SUPER good.
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  3099. I learn new things everyday thanks to this channel
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  3100. Better way to do the math (because the acceleration is not linear): From the 0-60 time and weight calculate engine power (P = E/t = (0.5*mass*velocity^2)/(0-60 time). Now you can calculate the acceleration curve: acceleration = force / mass ; power = force * velocity ; therefore acceleration at time t is: a(t) = F(t)/m = P/(v(t)*m). The only thing left now is to transform this so you can calculate the distance (given v(0) = 0 and v(t) = integral[0,t](a(t) dt) as distance = integral[0,t](v(t) dt)
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  3101. Not even notification squad
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  3102.  @EngineeringExplained  Yet, here we are hanging off every word... ;-)
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  3103. lmfao you come up with the best april fools videos!
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  3104. It is hard to believe you can get a manual transmission in a Cadillac and not a Corvette!
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  3105. The real question is, am I early enough for a heart?
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  3106.  @EngineeringExplained  The one in Golf R is from Magna Powertrain.
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  3107. The earth is flat because pizza is flat. Simples.
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  3108. highly appreciate the visuals. good job more cats plz lol 😆 one cat a video would be fun lol
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  3109. Great Video man! Keep up the good work. This channel has definitely become my go to all around educational and entertaining car channel and it keeps getting better! Thank you.
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  3110. It was a really good video Jimmy!
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  3111. The caliper of jokes in this video...
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  3112. One last brrrrrrWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH.
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  3113. Class is in session 👍🏽
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  3114. Great review Jason! Included all the tests and stats I am looking for in an EV review 🙌
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  3115. This is cool and all... but THAT DRAWING THO! 👍🏼
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  3116. Brad boost pressure is the pressure above atmospheric that is actually in the manifold. It doesn't matter the size of the turbo that put it there. Only difference is how quickly it will build that pressure. there is no more volume or that would mean there is also more boost. You're basically arguing that 20lbs of bricks is heavier than 20lbs of feathers.
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  3117. I've watch full reviews of minivans everyday
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  3118. simply fascinating (in my best british voice)
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  3119. Great video
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  3120. Correct. There really isn't a physical count of the number of poles on the rotor in this case. The induced fields from the four poles (12 total because of three phase) on the stator gives the electromagnetic appearance of four poles on the rotor.
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  3121. Great to see people in this kind of informative channel
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  3122. Its so nice to finally see a video that really clarifies the difference so well. I think a lot of people have trouble grasping the concept that torque can be supplimented by gear ratio if the car is making power high enough into the rpm range. I also liked the part explaining how peak torque is the highest instantaneous acceleration for a given gear which really explains why high torque cars can feel a lot faster than they are because of the brief shove that happens in the low range of each gear but doesn't continue into higher speeds. Great video!
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  3123. Omg thank you for explaining the peak torque right out of the gate. Every other channel just keeps saying peak torque happens a lot sooner, but never explain that the prior gen did have decent torque on the low end.
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  3124. Hahaha!! Tide commercial! I love it. This was great!!
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  3125. I always joke with friends that Im glad EE has an S, because whenever I need help on mine I can go to the channel😂 RIP well, I hope your next car is equally as fun (and has more torque ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) )
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  3126. I love your videos man. I’ve never fully understood the engineering behind diesel motors. This video explained a lot for me. Thanks
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  3127. You are on the way to get 2 000 000 subscribers!!!!!!!!!! Congrats!
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  3128. Fantastic video!
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  3129. Me: Watching the video carefully, trying to understand pathways and the logic Jason: clearly and literally explains the topic Also Jason: unexpectedly throws some fruit and corn, does weird things with corns Me: Wtf he is doing 😂 Jason: Continues to explaining Me: oh god, lets rewind the video and watch again the missed part while i was laughing 😂 You are a great explainer, both serious and funny 😂. We love your unique style!
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  3130. All good tips but the last point is the best "without annoying other drivers." Slowing to 25mph on up hills on a 2 lane road with 10 cars behind you is selfish driving! You may coast up the hill but they may have to break and then accelerate to get up that hill. Slowing as you approach a light so that you make it thru and the 10 cars behind you don't is also selfish. Your fuel economy may go up at the expense of everyone else's. Please be aware of others when you are driving...safety first.
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  3131. Always wanted actual numbers on this, not just assumptions. Thank you!
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  3132. THE ENDING BLINDSIDED ME!!! Brilliant as always Jason!
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  3133. Dude... Next level explanation & top shelf presentation! My favorite YT channel for years and continues to up the game. So impressive.
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  3134. Excellent video. It would be wonderful to have an explanation like this for every AWD system out there, It's too bad there aren't ten of you to do this. 🤣
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  3135. Umm, Jason....you can't just show a picture of the cat and expect us to ignore that. We need a dedicated video of the kitty.
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  3136. Hey Jason. Just wanna thank you for that pro tip. I needed new brakes and now I can save money and just slow down by rear ending someone.
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  3137. Very useful and informative! Thank you
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  3138. 24:09 (On buying a cheap RR Silver Shadow): "I'd still recommend a Mazda Miata." Mah MAN!! I feel so validated!
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  3139. I just had some home made cookies
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  3140. The way yo explain things is sublime, I'm forever grateful that I found this channel. Keep it up!
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  3141. I LOVE YOU! This is so helpful.
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  3142. Need more of this kind of material on Yt, well thought out and we'll executed, has given me food for thought
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  3143. I lost it and laughed hysterically when Chris slapped you!
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  3144. 3edgy5me
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  3145. I hate that I liked a video about a truck you hate to love.
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  3146. Engineering Explained thanks man! The quality of bids u put out are unmatched. U keep making them I'll keep watching!!!!
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  3147.  @EngineeringExplained  I love it, engineering for breakfast ! lol
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  3148. Umm, but didn't it look incomplete? It has a cross piece... @engineeringexplained. +2hp and - 34.5lbs I'd better than it looks. Your power:weight is better. So not a waste of money or time because it is a better fuel economy as well. Win, win, win on this upgrade.
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  3149. Toyota and Ford: We are committed to a greener future Also Toyota and Ford: yee yeeeeee
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  3150. Watch out round earthers, we know the 5 ways to tell if you're a real car guy!!
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  3151. I have been on the fence for a while about getting a Tesla. I want to say thank you for all the first hand information you have provided to potential new owners. Very insightful!
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  3152. Congrats on reaching 1.5 million subs!!!
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  3153. Oh my God that intro was amazing, I'm totally in the jam nation bro
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  3154. sweet space suit
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  3155. This is truly an incredible video. From the footage to the content to everything. It's special.
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  3156. Great vid,thanks a lot! Gonna make a list of what you said as I’m looking for a secondhand car right now. Great timing for the vid. 👍🏼 Keep up the good work,thanks a lot.
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  3157. I had that confusion for a long time , I asked my brother to explain but I still had the confusion ... You have done a great job of in explaining , now I have no confusion! Thanks!
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  3158. Here comes the dislikes from the "I only drive manual" guys
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  3159. He sees the empty road at 3:27 and checks again at 3:31
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  3160. 1:08 Agreed. IMO the F430 is the most beautiful car I've ever seen
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  3161. Fairplay to you congratulations I've been on this channel since 200k subs lol
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  3162. Well put together video for us Master Diplomaless viewers. I enjoyed it fully and helped understand more how oil is actually made and how each kind of oil is different, especially in the comparison of the high mileage, synthetic and M1 annual. Great info.
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  3163. The BMW MSupra40i is the best car in the world and you will shut your mouth science man.
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  3164. As a Discount Tire employee, I approve of this knowledge. 👍🏻
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  3165. Nice one Jason. Good knowledge of physics. Just loved it.😘😘😘😘😘
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  3166. You've come a long way since the Intergra videos. Congrats because everything about your vidoes are on an obviously new level. I liked them even when they were purely informational & didn't think, whats missing here is entertainment or production value. But now that its there, the videos are so much better. The way you put things up on the white board were easy to understand. Your tastes in performance cars seems to have matured too. You seem to like really nice cars. If I run into you one day; autograph request on site!
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  3167. Congratulations on your 1000th video Jason, your channel is one of the first channels i think about when i want to recommend science based YT channels, or to simply give someone good reasons why YouTube isn't bad for young people.
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  3168. Glad he put his subaru in the ranks of other supercars
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  3169. Good lord!!! Amazing vid! I already use the mobile 1 syn but hesitated for the annual. This vid was just GREAT good job!
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  3170. Let's turn on to this driveway here and see how it does!
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  3171. SquaresAreCube no sorry only in yellow cars....
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  3172. This video was very interesting, I am diving into your channel and engineering in general. Loving it, you make a wonderful job :D
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  3173. when i saw the notif i was like what the heck? you are an engineer dude and then before i could think more words to say it hit to me what date it is today... hahahaha!!! nice vid bro!
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  3174. Tide is doing their part. Are you?
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  3175. Your feet are disgusting
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  3176. "Backpressure" is a myth. Pressure of any kind is an indication of resistance to flow. Flow is the point of a pump, and an engine is just a self powered air pump. The myth is a result of certain engines exhibiting torque losses due to larger diameter pipes flowing a given volume of air at a lower linear speed, therefore not creating a suction effect on the cylinders with the exhaust valve open (called scavenging). This is the reasoning for tuned length headers (timing the exhaust pulses to use the "vacuum" behind one cylinder's exhaust pulse to suck out the spent gasses from another cylinder). And all this only applies to the headers, where smaller tubes might be beneficial to keep exhaust velocity up. By the time the gasses get to the catback system, those pulses are too far from the cylinder head, with too many obstructions (cats, merges, bends etc.) and too intermingled to have any positive effect on cylinder scavenging.
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  3177. I was unclear. Backpressure is a real thing. Backpressure as something beneficial to a cars performance is a myth.
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  3178. Your early when it says no views lol
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  3179. I crashed my S2000 and totalled it on the way to the Gym on a sunny day in Spring. Never drive an S2000 to the gym on a sunny day
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  3180. Damn I'm early and damn this was good
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  3181. notification squad rollin up thristy for some torque specs
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  3182. 'under 7 minutes at the Burger King'
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  3183. He did that months ago...which is why he says multiple times to watch those other videos.
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  3184. This is a dream of a life time ... both my favorite youtubers 😭
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  3185. Thanks for actualy putting effort into this video. Most Ytubers will just make a shitty "im quitting youtube"
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  3186.  @fders938  thanks! I reached terminal velocity surpassing Mach 5!
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  3187.  @EngineeringExplained  simple, buy them with the wheels. You're trying to give Elon less money by buying only the pads. It's a package deal, take it or leave it. If you really want to give him money like you claim, you'd buy the package. 😏
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  3188. Heavy truck active cruise control with radar incorporates the decelerate up a grade technique, much to the chagrin of those travelling at a constant speed behind you. The trucking schools also train progressive shifting to save on fuel by staying in low RPM's too. It's important when you are moving a 30k lb vehicle (empty) and have around 10 or more gears to get through.
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  3189. This isn't an airport, you don't need to announce your departure. For real though, you gotta evolve with the technology. He got a fantastic car and it puts a smile on his face. Learn to be happy
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  3190. Great video , excellent drawing and fantastic explanation .
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  3191. Engineering Explained lt's never too late!
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  3192. Andrew Whiteman yep, but you still need to get moving... which takes torque. Electric motors are beautiful because they produce full torque (full current) up to the electrical voltage and phase timing limits, which means they will have more horsepower at any given point than an IC engine of the same torque, up to this limit. All bets go off above this point in regards to torque.
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  3193. Always fascinating features you've come up with. Amazing vids !!!
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  3194. Drives a nissan sentra... clicks video anyway.
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  3195. I got an quote of $300+ for some door weather seal replacement not sure why this part is so comically cheap.
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  3196. GUINEA PIG, LOL! That deserves a like.
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  3197. Who caught that "global" warming on a flat Earth? lol
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  3198. Notification SQUAD 😙😙😙😙😙😙
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  3199. Great job! So fun! I shared it around.
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  3200. I like virtually everything about this new Mustang, excluding the weight. It is bloated, for sure. Just as there's no replacement for displacement (powerband-wise), there's no substitution for light weight (chassis dynamics and overall performance-wise).
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  3201. Love this show soooo much , thanks for everything.
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  3202. Great video. Nice job and entertaining video.
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  3203. Egg man genius at it again.. 🤞🏼
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  3204. Now I know how the X-Men work!
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  3205. Another great engineering post ..Weight 👍 is energy.
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  3206. Finally! Someone's asking the REAL questions... About time!
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  3207. Excelent info, good job
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  3208. Sad to see the s2k go. But onto something new! Hopefully I see you around boise again sometime
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  3209. Finally, a good video to eat my lunch with.
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  3210. Because science.
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  3211. Great. Now Chevy spark prices are going to skyrocket. Thanks whiteboard math.
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  3212. Great explained!👍
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  3213. Wow. My world has changed. I cant believe how great this video was. Please do videos like this more often. Im sure its fun to do videos on cars all the time, but this was so so funny. I almost exclusively watch your videos when i want to learn something about cars. Those videos are great, but if you like doig videos like this too, do it. Theyre awesome!
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  3214. You dont look a day over 55!
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  3215. "you might call it ludicrous.......... sorry, that comment was ludicrous ;)" lol
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  3216. Well that's the car Community for you at least everybody's working together as one cohesive team and not leaving anybody out in the open
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  3217. Funny and we learn, nice video guys. That motor noise thought xD
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  3218. NOTIFICATION SQUAD!!!
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  3219. Thanks for the video EE! Just wanted to say I appreciate how objective and informative this was. It's great to have a source of cold, hard facts, rather than speculation and anecdotes.
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  3220. Honestly... Just amazing, funny all the way through, well done man
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  3221. The less you know!🌈⭐
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  3222. Engineering Explained - excellent video and very informational. Thank you for taking the time to create this video. Happy holidays.
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  3223. The video I was waiting for days is finally here!!! 👍🏻
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  3224. DO I SMELL EE VERSUS TH BEEF???
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  3225. I think today's race left no doubts about veracity of his statement 😀
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  3226. The end was AWESOME ahahah
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  3227. OMG! This video is like ones my son watches 😂. I smashed the like button.
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  3228. Bugs and dirt. Quality B-roll. XD
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  3229. pample mousey ...
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  3230. The fact that they can serve a purpose in terms of performance is awesome. But I honestly would never complain about my car having crackles and pops from factory, I would think they’re badass for that 😂
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  3231. Dirt bag method: I wire up a 1000 watt inverter to my 12v leaf battery, turn car on which activates the dcdc charger for said 12v battery and keep my fridge/freezer/work lights running during power outage. It works!
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  3232. NOTIFICATION SQUAD 😆😆😆
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  3233. I'm a former engineer, and tripped over these videos only a few weeks ago. This guy really has a great presentation style. Quick, to the point, a bit of wit, but with enough "show your work" so that someone with basic algebra skills isn't left behind. Very well done. I also like the clever use of ABS-assisted braking distances as a theoretical limit on acceleration, avoiding all the weight transfer to drive/braking wheels and friction calculations.
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  3234. Engineering Explained living his best life 💯
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  3235. J A M N A T I O N
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  3236. I really like the videos. Every time I watch one it makes me realize I should have paid more attention in school. Haha
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  3237. loved it 😀 laughed out loud multiple times, thanks Jason
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  3238. I very much appreciate videos like this.
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  3239. THANK YOU!! I really wanted this exact thing. :-*
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  3240. I'm still watching it, but you have a nice way of explaining it
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  3241. Subscribed
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  3242. There is never enough when it comes to clutches 🤣🤣🤣
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  3243.  @jaredc5163  no he actually made a little sound bite for every single user on YouTube! Incredible effort for a video.
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  3244. That was a really great watch! Your prediction was pretty much right on! Great job!👍🏾
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  3245. Man, time and time again you prove yourself to be one of the best channels on YouTube. Having access to information like this is one of the few ways the internet contributes positively to the world, in my opinion.
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  3246. Best April fools vid ever. I didn't know it was a joke tell the end. I just thought he was making fun of flat earthers
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  3247. 0:27 and out went my drink...
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  3248. rcomascat Obvs it's his SO. Who lives with their sister?
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  3249. that fucken picture in the microwave!!! LOL
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  3250. never have I met someone so smart that can also make me laugh so hard😂
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  3251. I feel as though you could be a writer for The Onion
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  3252. I am very impressed, how well you explained "flat hat" and "overhead". I never would have guessed it's meaning ;-) Jokes aside. Great video. It shows so many design choices and the technical evolution. And the models are awesome.
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  3253. Almost at 2 mil subs! =)
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  3254. I'd totally use this if my car wasn't already covered in scratches and not even remotely worth fixing aesthetically, lol
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  3255. Not enough ! he really nailed the realities in a very simple and easy to understand format !
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  3256. Half of the commenters are missing the point... Several of the aftermarket pads are being marketed as OEM replacements but don't have the mechanical gripping that true the OEM pads require from the manufacturer. You as the consumer might think you're buying OEM pads that are just as good as the originals when they technically aren't and you'd never know the difference. The video isn't saying that all brake pads everywhere should always be mechanically secured, it's pointing out that companies need to be more clear when slapping an OEM label on their product when it doesn't match the OEM standard.
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  3257. Anything that contains the word grenade in the title has to be good.
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  3258. I have to say this was so unexpected and fantastic, I am looking forward to next year.
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  3259. Engineering Explained "If" we made it to the end? I watched it twice. 👍
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  3260.  @EngineeringExplained  You're damn right, sir!
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  3261. Instant like alone for the title. I love the leightweight affordable cars like 86 or abarth124 or mx5. :)
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  3262. Haha, scrolling through photos and giving them hearts is my jam! ❤️😂
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  3263. That exceeded my recommended daily allowance of math by a factor of 4 😝 I like the conclusion and await your journey trying to figure it out!
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  3264. He's 56?! He looks 65 - minimum!
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  3265. Thank you so much. I enjoyed this video and I certainly learned a lot.
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  3266. Let's all start putting hot wheel wheels on our cars.
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  3267. There's so much information in your videos... Engineering Explained indeed.. Love it everytime👍
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  3268. Great video, you just earned yourself a new subscriber.
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  3269. Yooo liking that whiteboard tho 👀
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  3270. I cannot lie, i don't know where oosbeckystan is...
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  3271. This is pure gold, you had me laughing through the whole thing. Awesome content, man, keep it up!
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  3272. This is a bag of awesome and terrible lol
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  3273. It's like BMW "lifetime" fluids. It's only lifetime if you get rid of the car at 100k. Otherwise best to change differential fluid and transmission fluid every 50-75k. These manufacturers don't have a magical fluid that lasts forever. Do the maintenance or be ready to pay for repairs if you keep the car a long time.
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  3274. Always enjoyed your videos. TBH, I've never really understood how superchargers worked and until I saw the video today. It's a pleasure to learn from your videos. Thanks
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  3275. Almost 2 million subs man! Keep up the good work.
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  3276. Praise be to the ZF 8HP. LOL.
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  3277. The white board is back
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  3278. Look at that NW view! FANTASTIC. Much like your videos. 😉
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  3279. Bucket says "stop trying to use me in you videos ... and feed me" ... hE is cute though
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  3280. A complex topic presented in a easy to understand and logical format. Keep up your great work. Happy New Year.
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  3281. Math is your thing, that's the thing that sets you apart from other channels. keep 'em going, It doesn't matter if it's pointless math, or if I get lost halfway of the video, I'll catch up with you eventually.
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  3282. Geez then why don’t you marry it, Jason! 😂
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  3283.  @faheemabbas3965  Dave Coleman is the ultimate nerd goat for us old Sport Compact Car fans, but these two would make excellent sidekicks!
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  3284. Thank you Shell for bringing them together. these Dudes are among the great teachers on Youtube, dragging me into automotives and encouraging me to learn, get going and doing. EE... sad to see the S2000 go. Pleas hand it to someone who will appreciate it and will keep it on the road.
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  3285. Love these kind of videos! Providing information that your audience can actually utilize in their day to day lives. Keep it up!
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  3286. Can someone explain what the finger/caliper method is for? I have never seen it til now.
    5
  3287. Good video, good points covered. I was ready to say that in scenario #4, most likely the person behind you would be on your tail, flashing lights, and giving you the “you’re #1” sign. But you redeemed yourself with your final point to be aware of traffic around you. Well dome👍.
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  3288. They should of kept the 7 reverse gears
    5
  3289. Ah another classic engineering explained tire video. This is the content I subscribed for! Keep em coming!
    5
  3290. Well done Mr Fenske, happy April fools
    5
  3291. I love how I’m understanding and recognizing concepts you’ve explained in previous videos 🙌🏾
    5
  3292. I'm from England and I loved the English accent lol
    5
  3293. Can I get heart for no reason
    5
  3294. Interesting video topic.
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  3295. Engineering Explained This was an outstanding video, thanks for showing us :)
    5
  3296. Damn I love Oregon, the driving reviews are icing on the cake with all them trees
    5
  3297. Electric car manufactuers don't want you to know this one trick, but they can't stop you
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  3298. Sorry you went through all that Jason but you gave us all tons of great information PLUS made us all laugh with your creative video presentation. You are the best! Now… how about a track-day video?!!
    5
  3299. That was great !, I'm speechless. Jason, you are amazing, LOL
    5
  3300. Jason the type of engineer to name both his cat and his car bucketron
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  3301. The best explanation I found on internet.
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  3302. "what's the ideal vehicle".... lol - i see what you did there...!
    5
  3303. I'll check your math. It's right.
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  3304. Again a perfect short video that gives you the true facts and information without the sh1t
    5
  3305. "Here we answer questions that no one cares about" - yeah, that was a good reminder to like the video
    5
  3306. For every video where you catch these lovely locations..... awesome♥️♥️♥️
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  3307. More cylinders>less cylinders
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  3308. I've had more powerful cars and spent lots on suspension and other upgrades before to make them handle and go better, but my stock standard 2016 Toyota 86 is amazing as is and drives like a go-kart on the twisty back roads around here and I love it 😀. And for those that say it needs more power it really doesn't matter what car you buy you always want more power.
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  3309. Hmm... Ill be tempted to run this in my wrx whenever I get it. Common dogma on nasioc is avoid mobile1 at all costs, though this new oil seems to have a lot of good stuff going for it especially since it was tested in small displacement DI engines. Granted I would stick with the MFG suggested OCI's anyway as... well warranty. Though having a lot of headroom on the oil means one could actually stick to the suggested OCIs and not have to worry if you are cutting it too close. Also... who doesnt love actual hard data and not anecdotal forum advice.
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  3310.  @EngineeringExplained  Saw your comment in Donut Media's Engine Braking video. Finally the video popped up I've been refreshing like crazy
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  3311. Great explanations. I didn't even know all these things existed.
    5
  3312. Most interesting Cullinan review so far! :)
    5
  3313. I knew how they worked but he explains it in a 'easy to learn' format. Nicely done.
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  3314. It's awesome to see how much your channel has grown
    5
  3315. Its become apparent that I can't watch anymore youtube today.
    5
  3316. First video!
    5
  3317. This video is lit
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  3318. I've watched most of your stuff .It is as good as any class lab at tech school . thamks
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  3319. another great video :) you can apply that reasoning to a new car too, I always do a 300ish miles break-in but not specifically for the engine, for every other moving parts really (last 3 cars were awd so we have our lot of diffs and clutches)
    5
  3320. YAAAAAY! EE is back with dad jokes and more cool engineering stuff ^^ Love this channel
    5
  3321. This is really weird, I watched the DSG video with this guy yesterday and now this is posted 😛
    5
  3322. A Crosstrek owner being honest that he drives under the limit 🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤙
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  3323. Great video and you've brought up a very important point in the high performance world, especially for couch racers who don't realise that dyno numbers can be greatly influenced by the operator. Your absolutely correct with variances in dynos. I have been involved in the racing industry for about 15 years and have learned that the biggest variable to affect dyno accuracy and consistency is the human/operator. Yes, it can be argued that different dynos are more accurate than others, but it really doesn't matter if the operator doesn't know what they are doing, or worse yet, thinks they know what they are doing but really doesn't. I have seen 10 - 20+% difference in numbers measured with same dyno but with different operators. ie. Garbage (inaccurate data) in, garbage out! 10% is a HUGE difference in racing! However, the real truth usually comes out when the vehicle hits the road, in the end that's what really counts.
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  3324. This was eye-opening, informative, and hilarious. Well done, Jason!
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  3325. You expect me to trust a witch? You can't just snap a whiteboard into existence, use logic, and hope I'm going to agree with it.
    5
  3326. Great video and insight into tires. Thanks EE and Continental for making this happen!
    5
  3327. Thank God...I saw the title and got really scared.. I have been watching these flat Earth videos for a bit... It's kinda like a train wreck I can't turn away!! Worse than that some of these people are saying that Jets don't use fuel.. They run on compressed air. Now even GP motorcycles are in on the "fuel hoax"(their words not mine). It honestly amazes how utterly clueless some people are. Anyway love your videos and keep up the good work!!
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  3328. Everybody coming here after the qualy is over
    5
  3329. Wow you are definitely living the ultimate dream of a car enthusiast/engineer!
    5
  3330. The thumbnail almost made me cry then I remembered what day it is.
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  3331. Where were you 25 years ago bro? My 4x4 experiences came by way of school of hard knocks. Gobbs of ouches. Great training thank you.
    5
  3332. I will never replace a differential on a s2000, but that doesn't mean this video wasn't fascinating. Very well produced.
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  3333. Interesting outcome; glad you showed us the actual wear and tear inside the engine instead of just saying "nothing happened".
    4
  3334. amazing video thank you for showing in such a technical way what a slight difference in price can do.... I mean that's the difference in Saving someone's life or running someone over.
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  3335. So far yours is one of the best April fools day videos but humble mechanics was great too so tough call so far. lol
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  3336. This explains why you were willing to risk popping the old diff by making that burnout vid!
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  3337. appreciate how you can make something so difficult for the layman, not rocket science, it's nice to learn new things, inquiring minds want to know, i understand everything you explain in every video, keep up the good work my friend !
    4
  3338. Awesome car - awesome video!
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  3339. Chris Perez Red one standing by
    4
  3340. he was a mechanical engineer at a forklift company, but this is his job now
    4
  3341. Damn. Your Engineering Explained Extra channel just blew up my subscription feed
    4
  3342. "Germany's Burger King" EPIC!!
    4
  3343. Well said and thought out.
    4
  3344. Hey, it was cool running into you in Starbucks just now! I love your channel!
    4
  3345. Tucsonan Dude just bought my first crosstrek, 2015, yesterday. Glad to be apart of the .1% fellow brother👌👌
    4
  3346. Thank you guys for sharing a passion 😍😍😍😍
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  3347. Same here! It's hard getting into cars later in life but Jason makes it easier!
    4
  3348. Every video that you upload - is freaking awesome !!!
    4
  3349. You are constantly successfull make such a complex thing looks more more simple. Very good explanation.
    4
  3350. This video is absolute chaos and I loved every second of it 🤣🤣🤣
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  3351. So there is a Tesla fan out there who can actually see through all the smoke and mirrors? Thumbs up !
    4
  3352. This dude gifts clucth kits for demonstration purposes
    4
  3353. Seriously man, your thorough research and unbiased opinions are so appreciated. Plus your humor and videography is so good! Keep killing it Jason!
    4
  3354. What could be better than taking the classroom outdoors? What a ride! Thanks.
    4
  3355. 12 stops are pretty good, back in the days of horse and cart how many stops and how long would the same trip have taken? We forget just how far we've come and expect space speeds.
    4
  3356. Evidently, I didn't hear that 1963 wrong, but WOW dude, you'll be a senior citizen soon props for keeping the young look and the energy! I mean WOW! P.S. I am half his age, and I do look much older than him!
    4
  3357. As a certified pasta boy i approve the pronunciation at the start
    4
  3358. WOW very simply put. Thank you
    4
  3359. That ChrisFix slap makes this video worth it.
    4
  3360. Thank you for another great video. I look forward to getting that notification of a new video. Your explanation was on point and very detailed.
    4
  3361. I subscribed you for 9 years! Congratulations!
    4
  3362. Great video. It seems that Tesla didn't take input from those who live in rural America or use their truck for a living. A few common application for pickups that the Cybertruck style design is not geared towards: Fifth wheel trailer pulling (needs to swing over the bed in turns). Goose neck trailer pulling (needs to swing over the bed in turns). Fuel hauling: Heavy equipment operators haul diesel in tanks mounted in the front of the bed. Bed mounted campers. My wife and I love ours. Hauling livestock in the bed. (I realize the Cybertruck is designed to compete with the 1/2 ton market, and perhaps an alternate design will be used for in a 3/4 ton and 1 ton design.) With that said, our personal plan is to keep my 2006 F350 diesel running for 10 more years. I am betting that by then, battery technology and electric pickup design is going mainstream and it will make sense to go electric.
    4
  3363. Whatever happened to camping in a tent? Americans have gotten so soft that they need to bring an entire house with them to go "camping" now.
    4
  3364. This was the most enjoyable video of the new V12 I’ve seen. Loved the technical discussion. I have a 575M and I’m always running into the red line as it accelerates so quickly. That extra 2k of revs must be magical.
    4
  3365. I've seen a few of your videos before but I didn't know that you're a fellow S2000 owner! You now have a new subscriber!!!
    4
  3366. This is everything I love about this channel
    4
  3367. I am eager to watch your next video, "5 Reasons You Shouldn't Buy an Automatic Car".
    4
  3368. your editing skills are "out of this flat world" lol
    4
  3369. at first I thought this is just another typical youtube vlogger on my recommendation
    4
  3370. I remember watching your old integra vids, cant believe you're at 2mil now.
    4
  3371. It can't be meaningless: you made a video explaining the math and i watched it!
    4
  3372. Youtube collabs usually suck. Either there is nothing of substance to the video, or it's so over-scripted and gone though so much back- and forth that nothing of the dna of the individual creators remains. That being said, this is an example of excellent chemistry between the hosts with genuine insight in and passion for the subject. Maybe it's bias because I do believe that Jason C. is the best automotive jurnalist on the plattform, but I think this is truly great. It's been a long time since the "good" Head 2 Heads of Motor Trend, but I think this might even exceed them. Really good video. I hope you get the opportunity to work together again.
    4
  3373. I was dying at the tide commercial ad +1
    4
  3374. This channel is the best example of what makes YouTube special.
    4
  3375. This should be mandatory watching for everyone touting and praising torque is everything :) So tired explaining over and over and over again how torque by itself is irrelevant, just like rpm by itself is irrelevant and only HP/KW is measure of work being done and of relevance. Rest being gearing :)
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  3376. Bravo, well done ! While somewhat technical, I believe most viewers can follow this because your explanations are so clear. As a retired engineer I appreciate the detail. I'm a long time advocate of full synthetics in my vehicles as well as lawn tractors where cylinder temperatures can be very high and variable due to air cooled design. Synthetics are money well spent. Excellent. Thank you.
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  3377. Ok America, you got Toyota to build a sports car, now BUY IT!!! Let’s put a halt on this crossover fad crap and bring back real purpose built vehicles.
    4
  3378. This is eye opening as much as I don't want electric cars to be the only cars on the road.
    4
  3379. Recently discovered your channel and it’s great. Thanks for all you do to educate and inform!
    4
  3380. you have come a long way bro ive been watching your videos since day one keep it up
    4
  3381.  @EngineeringExplained  I'm glad you can take the jabs in good fun
    4
  3382. Thumbs up for the "There will be blood" reference;)
    4
  3383. Thanks for this enlightening video Jason. Brakes is not just brakes. They are as much of a religion as oils and tyres.
    4
  3384. The unintended testing of the emergency system in the car‼️😏🤭😁😂🤣
    4
  3385. Super Clean
    4
  3386. I always enjoy watching your videos. Your tests and explanation behind everything is always top notch and is very informative. Thank you and keep up the great work!
    4
  3387. If the earth was flat we would have sure fire proof because the cats would knock everything off the edge!
    4
  3388. Excellent information and professional presentation. Thank you for the posting.
    4
  3389. Most ambitious crossover
    4
  3390. I sure do LOVEEEE LEARNING
    4
  3391. I LOVE THIS VIDEO 😂😂😂😂
    4
  3392. I am so much more jealous of spending time with Caroline Krismer than driving the new Roll-Royce
    4
  3393. Someone B58 swap the 86
    4
  3394. I didn't understand half of this but it was fun to watch, thanks. :)
    4
  3395. It’s called being a safe driver.
    4
  3396. Another great video as always mate
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  3397. Just ordered my new 2019 Crosstrek Limited. Literally got my 2016 same like week you did!
    4
  3398. I throughly enjoyed this information transferring experience.
    4
  3399. what makes me laugh is that I know people here in the UK that complain about EV range and why they will never consider one and yet here you are in the US going from one side to the other in an EV lol.
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  3400. Superbro. I am able to clarify most of my doubts via your video. Thanks a lot
    4
  3401. 7:22 "three way catalyst..." I think one of them got away at 0:52. 😹 Enjoyed this video; awesome information about the rotary.
    4
  3402. This is the content i crave
    4
  3403. The color was chosen because Jason had some blue tape for the tires and he wanted it to match perfectly.
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  3404. Yesterday i wanted to search engineeringexplained video of this but forgot, now i'm remembered....
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  3405. Great video, I watched the Audi video myself and didn't quite understand the mechanical side. Now I know! Love these videos keep it up!
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  3406. Love your content and the way you explain stuff, the internet of cars is a better place with you around. cheers!
    4
  3407. This is a very useful video and I appreciate your effort
    4
  3408. I read the book Prey back when I was in jr high school for pleasure. Still to this day one of my favorite books I have read.
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  3409. Did you all get it, OK, class dismissed.
    4
  3410. An April 1st wouldn't be an April fool's day without an EE April Fool's video...
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  3411. You're trending bro!
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  3412. Totally agree with you on the Jimny. If it were sold in North America I would already own one. (Manual Transmission of course)
    4
  3413. Dan Rayment they arent slipping, so clutch wear should be minimal, or non existant. Holding a clutch without moving is like holding your brakes at a red light.
    4
  3414. Powerful arguments, up to now I always thought the earth was a sphere now I'm not so sure.
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  3415. Jason, thank you very much for the videos. You make the complex understandable. I really appreciate that about the videos.
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  3416. Really informative but at the same time fun video to watch! Perfect review
    4
  3417. YOUR ACTING IS ACTUAL REALLY GOOD. LOL GOOD JOB
    4
  3418. Really love your work dude! I’m studying mechanical engineering currently but I’ve been a follower since 2014! A big Toyota fan as well
    4
  3419. Enjoyed this video very much. The S2000 is a wonderful car I would love to buy it if I had the money.
    4
  3420. I think he just wants to give people an explanation of the engineering and physics behind the problem.
    4
  3421. In my best snobby English accent... Actually Jason I do believe it is a 6 and 3 quarter litre V12.
    4
  3422. You may have been giggling throughout the whole video but I think that says more than words ever could. Your excitement was definitely contagious, awesome video awesome car.
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  3423. It took me a while but i ended up laughing out of nowhere when i got that he basically said he graduated highschool at the age of 20. Yes, im slow. No, im not proud.
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  3424. I don't fault you for staying in your comfort zone, finishing without crashing is a bonus.
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  3425. I love your videos, sir!😍 These 3D printed engines are great, Jason! You should get a 3D printed whiteboard next.😆
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  3426. My GTI came with fuzions. They spin like crazy even on dry roads. Finally switching them out for some some Michelin PSS's this summer!
    3
  3427. I think bisforbuild has a pretty good shop in the Portland area 😉
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  3428. Great data analysis at the end. I usually do that on assetto =)
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  3429. Too soon jr omg
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  3430. I do not mean to impose, but here's a suggestion: configure a set scale for the temperature color. It seems that every video online suffers from this, and no one seems to think about it. It is very weird to the eye when a belt warms up to the exhaust temperatures almost immediately. And as part warm up further, it appears as if they were cooling down instead. A set scale would allow to observe the actual rate and differences in temperature. Particularly in case of comparison videos. As always, thank you for your work!
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  3431. First let me break down the simple physics of this video EE style. You can see on this linear chart that the balls to brains ratio heavily differs from driver to driver. Thee frosty haired gentleman seems to favor the brain attribute, while lacking the sufficient "ball" if you will (50-75% less ball), which significantly lowers laps time. Installation of "ball" will be explained in a future video.
    3
  3432. Wtf, your comedy stuff is gold!
    3
  3433. Chris Perez Gold One standing by
    3
  3434. WTF did I just watch? That was hilarious, Jason!
    3
  3435. Ive watched all the April Fools videos and this one is the best so far!
    3
  3436. Use the equation he put up on the screen when he was talking about it.
    3
  3437. Thank you so much Engineering explained for your time and effort to make these amazing videos on Automobile technology.
    3
  3438. The fact that this channel is usually so scientific and relatively serious makes this video that much more Epic. Freaking lost it at "People need to stop eating this sh**!"😂😂😂
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  3439. Always learn from every video even in categories I didn’t know I need to know about cars 🤣🥴
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  3440. Well said man. Awesome video. It’s a nice change from the cookie cutter camera shaking vloggers lol.
    3
  3441. This is brilliant! I'm always trying to connect the dots between all of Elon's companies, and now I feel like I just stumbled across one of the missing dots.
    3
  3442. I can imagine Jerime/James/Hammond on world tour being followed by the mid range car and looser driving it home with the sound effects on a loud speaker😅
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  3443. I know people who have a science-challenged grandmother. They rate the effectiveness of an explanation by whether grandma "gets it" after watching the explanation. I am my own grandma. If I get it after one viewing, the explanation was superb. This one meets my personal grandma test.
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  3444. Jason, You make understanding these subjects FUN! Thank you.
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  3445. Where do you live from? Supra base is just 50k in US
    3
  3446. Really good video. I definitely see electric cars being the future but combustion engines won’t be going anyway until the lithium ion batteries are improved & a better infrastructure to support EV’s is created like you said!
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  3447. When u r bored of explaining technology everytime 😂😂 Good work engineering explained
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  3448. Excellent video and i really appreciate all the great info...much appreciated as always
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  3449. Yep, MX-5 is 500 pounds less than an 86, but the fun doesn't stop there. My Triumph Speed Triple has only 66% of the horsepower of a Miata... and only 22% of the weight. That's not a "fast bike" by today's standards, but it is heaps of fun. Motorcycles today are not what they were years ago. ABS, traction control, vastly improved tires, brakes, suspensions combine with improved reliability and longer maintenance schedules makes today's bikes the best ever built. If you are a casual driving enthusiast a little underwhelmed with the fun factor in today's cars you might think about giving motorcycles a try. Take the MSF class and get some further training. Start with a milder bike, used ones are cheap. It's the most fun you can have on the road.
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  3450. I love how much you love tires. It’s actually contagious…
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  3451. you know this channel is premium and ' in ivy league of youtube ' when they use part of a toilet roll ( aka gold in 2020) to explain things...💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩
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  3452. You guys work very well together. Enjoyed the video.
    3
  3453. They will give you a new Tesla, not this one.
    3
  3454. You were on TV! I was so excited for you!👏🏾👏🏾
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  3455. Great stuff guys, always enjoy your collabs. Was there really a waiver for his garage.
    3
  3456. Awesome video, Insightful as always.. not sure what I'll do with this information, but it's definitely cool
    3
  3457. We need more tea time with Alonso
    3
  3458. Just want to say I don't think we should forget or let this quality of YouTube video be taken for granted. I think the car in the video is amazing but the content and conversation is second to none. Cheers to 2J1C for making my favorite YouTube video of 2023.👏👏🍻
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  3459. I knew it. I need to show this video to my doubters, lol.
    3
  3460. EE and F1 🥰 two my favourite things
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  3461. Hey, I've been a long time subscriber (I'm a subie salesman and your videos are perfect) but I came here cause my Google Assistant recommended a jaloponik article. The video didn't load on their site because I clicked on the ad, but I wanted to watch it. Shout out to you man, you've been making quality videos forever and I love your channel.
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  3462. Bravo, Jason. Excellent information. I applied ceramic coating on a black 911 and in addition to the brilliant shine and depth I was amazed at how rain water will literally leap off the car's surface. The water beads were bridging panel gaps on their way off the paint! As you mentioned, it's not a trivial job to do as the paint must be in as pristine condition as possible before the ceramic is applied. Keep up your great content! Tesla looks amazing, eh. 👍🏻
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  3463. Your just keep delivering the best content on youtube. Thanks!
    3
  3464. But your NA 2 liter doesn't make 310lb ft
    3
  3465. Happy Easter and APRIL FOOLS
    3
  3466. Yay!! The Humble Mechanic! My go-to VW guru!! I do all the repairs and maintenance on my wife's 2012 VW Sportwagen TDI, and on my step-daughter's 2012 VW Jetta TDI. The guy is a life-saver when it comes to helping me keep my VWs on the road!
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  3467. Btown Ninja they do it because the public wants it. Yes it makes more sense to hold a specific rpm. Not all Subaru have this though.
    3
  3468. Wait... You're not a racing driver? That's it. I'm unsubscribing and watching everything on Car Throttle again. ;) I haven't driven these cars, but I have driven Mustangs and Miatas. I'd assume I'd prefer the 86 over the Supra based off the driving experiences I've had.
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  3469. I learned all this in Clarkson's top gear a while back, and it works. Very good presentation Jason!
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  3470. I get lots of knowledge from ur vids. Keep up ur good work
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  3471. Excellent wind tunnel turbulence special effects!
    3
  3472. I felt like there was a sponsored Pizza Hut video coming when you dropped that pizza. regardless I've ordered pizza. Cheers for the video.
    3
  3473.  @EngineeringExplained I've lived in Portland area since 81. I don't think I could ever live anywhere but the 4 NW states. Also...saw your CL post selling your Integra parts. For a second I thought I was in the twilight zone. Then realized it was real and I was under the influence of Cannabis. LOL. Hope you have a fantastic day and thanks for the great content.
    3
  3474. "This guy named Jay"..... lol
    3
  3475. Babe wake up car YouTube’s best graduate teaching assistant just dropped a new video
    3
  3476. Finally, a way to drive my car without having to remove my flippers!
    3
  3477. Awesome content... As always.... Appreciate the hard work you put in all your videos 😊😊😊👍🏾👍🏾
    3
  3478. I think you needed just a few more exterior shots with Mt. Hood as the backdrop.
    3
  3479. Rain-X: 2X the electrolytes as Brawndo for half the price, and keeps your pee from freezing down to -25F. You don't want your pee to freeze do you?
    3
  3480. really good job explaining this. I have tried to explain this to my kids and NEVER could....you did it.
    3
  3481. Jason be the type of guy to list every little spec about his cars when he sells them.
    3
  3482. Notification squad!!!!
    3
  3483. Really? You were born in 1963? sees grey hairs Yup, checks out.
    3
  3484. I chuckled too hard for this
    3
  3485. Old GoPros
    3
  3486. I’m waiting for this trip - family of 4 Detroit to Orlando (Disney) and back. Lets see how he does stopping for the kids and constant nagging... are we there yet? 😂
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  3487. I never get tired of your videos. :D
    3
  3488. on a mountain road, and a g wagon, because that makes sense right... waaaaa, waaaaaaaaa.... lol
    3
  3489. LMAO that Kondo reference
    3
  3490. Loved the starwipe @3:25
    3
  3491. This video has everything I love, buckets with American flags on them and v8s.
    3
  3492. I googled PM2000. I did not buy any.
    3
  3493. Yo yo jason 😍😍 nice video, when give away will be started
    3
  3494. Wow, two car experts I look up to! Engineering Explained and Chrisfix!
    3
  3495. I love this page, makes life easier💯,thanks for the content
    3
  3496. Where do I buy your merchandise (t-shirts, etc.)?
    3
  3497. I'm glad that this was not Jason's final video.
    3
  3498. Technically the D stands for Dual motor. They use the two motors along with a fancy diff at each end to create an AWD system.
    3
  3499. I’m glad you didn’t get rid of the crosstrek! I love that thing
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  3500. Very well explained! thanks for that information.
    3
  3501. 😥😥😥 to much good informations, I need an Ibuprofen 🤕🤕🤕
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  3502. Sometimes I turn on your videos with hip hop playing in the background, I think you would make a pretty good rapper. Jus sayin
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  3503. No no, you don't "do some learning" - you git learnt.
    3
  3504. sruly p. It’s on the LR AWD which is essentially the same hardware but with software that limits it.
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  3505. I did get a ride in this today and I have to say your feelings were the same as mine. Still laughing, although it was 5 hours ago :D
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  3506. No white board, brings lawn chair, Fernando Alonso style.
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  3507. ha! That last line! This was so good!
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  3508. I always learn something watching this channel.
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  3509. One of the very few YouTubers whose every video I have clicked the like button !!!
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  3510. Thank you for the wonderful movie
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  3511. Haha never take this guy to a magic show 👌
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  3512. Jason, Never give up the whiteboard. It's just such a part of the channel's charm. It also gives a really unique vibe to the channel. Reviewing high end cars on a white board. Love it.
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  3513. Mercedes: "Here talk about this six-figure crossover we're excited for in the US Market" Jason: "Yeah the cars whatever, IN LINE SIX CYLINDERS!"
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  3514. Sick NSX bro
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  3515. ...LMAO! after ingesting Taco-Bell, "finishing with a "bathroom-anaconda", lol, this is one of my FAVORITE vids you've EVER done! watched it when you first posted it, just now watching again. i had forgotten how TRULY FUNNY this vid is!!! Rock-On bro! thanks for your years of teaching about and educating me better about cars AND racing
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  3516. As an expert in this area I approve of Jason's overall coverage of the topic. Not all GTDI engines suffer with it as it's very dependent on the exact design of everything component in the combustion chamber. 1. 2. 3. Centrally mounted direct injection is much better as its fundamentally going where you want it in the first place and any wetting is on the piston crown rather than the walls. Compared to side mount DI this leads to better mixing, reduced soot formation and reduced oil dilution. Latest fuel systems also have even smaller nozzles improving the atomisation and further reducing piston/wall wetting. 4. The most likely source of LSPI is different for every engine design. It can be oil from the ring gap, carbon deposits flying around the chamber or products of incomplete combustion in the spark plug crevice. Good engine design can minimise these when they are found to be an issue, but also you can design the vulnerable components to withstand the forces when they occur, - that is spark plugs, pistons and conrods. So oil might have a big impact on some engines (that suffer with LSPI from oil in the ring gap) but not all.
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  3517. Don't let this video distract you from the fact that Jason owns a Tesla that runs on 18s and added fake Motec exhaust tips with a NOS bottle in the frunk!
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  3518. Compliments from Italy for the pronunciation of the car’s name (the best I have heard so far from any Anglo-Saxon presenter), and the video!
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  3519. Pizza is love, pizza is life; life is flat
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  3520. Another great video ! 👌✌️👍
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  3521. slaps roof of jeep This baby hold so many tow straps
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  3522. I have lost all patience with flat earthers this video is perfect.
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  3523. Looks at title... looks at date posted... this is going to be good :)
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  3524. love your videos, keep up the great work. youre keeping me engaged with very technical and "dry" stuff in a way that im doing further research after all of your videos. Big thanks!! :)
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  3525. Guinea Pig is my new favorite acronym! Makes total sense.
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  3526. that ending was amazing
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  3527. The editing was amazing laughed hard friend!!!
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  3528. I would love to see a drive by video or something of the sort to hear that thing whine after you put it on. I bet it'll feel like a whole new car, as well. Really cool.
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  3529. Jason Fenske, Engineer, Youtuber, Grade A cat dad
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  3530. Fun stuff. No one will make a production car like that, but an interesting experiment and more importantly probably some good data for Benz to use in some actual production vehicles.
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  3531. Thank you for putting together such an informative video. I've watched so many and there hasn't been one that goes over everything in a way that's easy to understand and still full of great details. Congrats on your M3! :)
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  3532. Yaaas the sheep makes an early appearance!
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  3533. Slickest Fast and Furious reference ever.
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  3534. These kinds of videos are exactly why I love your channel 🙏🏻
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  3535. He is more believable than Tyson/Cox/Nye/Armstrong/Aldrin put together.
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  3536. Wow #9 on trending, good job man!!
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  3537. Really!? I'm running to my car now!
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  3538. even now i found this hilarious(but its really not considering that ur car got stolen).But even now after 4 year i'm like lmao(ok maybe i'm kinda crazy lol)
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  3539. Jason you always learn me some good stuff. Keep it up man
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  3540. >1.336 G's We were this close to greatness!
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  3541. Easy. No fuel injected - no detonation
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  3542. ...SLAP! I coun't help the laugh burting out of me.
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  3543. Lol I love your reasons as to why people get sad about 4 cylinders: Smaller Not as cool of sound Not as big
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  3544. NEVER apologize for the whiteboard.
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  3545. When you reach the heights that these types of cars live at, value for money is like beauty ... it's in the eye of the beholder. Not everyone's cup of tea but conversely, lots of interest. Great video - thanks for sharing!
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  3546. He was CHEESIN in that Indy car. It brought me joy
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  3547. Ethyl Fluid. It’s named after your grandmother so you KNOW it’s safe.
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  3548. Why DSGs when you have Charles.
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  3549. He absolutely nailed each and every one of them
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  3550. Excellent explanation and great video!!! Thank you!!!
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  3551. I freaking love this channel! Made me discover a passion for cars !
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  3552. Engineering Explained Happy new year to you too Jason, you are amazing! Thank you for all of your educational videos and explanations! I have learned a hell of a lot from you and for that, I am really grateful! I hope 2018 is going to be great for you and your girlfriend
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  3553. russell brand guest appearance dang that accent!
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  3554. Stick shift go "Waaaammmmmmm"
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  3555. Nice review. Weight and a manual. You just described my Lotus Elise (875 kg,1925 lbs). FUN!
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  3556. Yes, but the curveball that is adding the older car into the mix absolutely going to open many eyes, especially seeing the newer car losing.
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  3557. Considering his last video was about making more horsepower with the water from your exhaust I don't think so...
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  3558. Jason: the result of this channel I met a lot of cool people People: two photos of Bucket
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  3559. I'm not even going to do this, but it was fun/very informative to watch. The video was very well presented as well :D 10/10!!
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  3560. I probably wont get an EV until the Crosstrek EV comes out.. Accept no substitutes.
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  3561. You don't need a giant picnic bench wing to have downforce??
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  3562. I knew there was a reason I wanted that issue of road and track! I lost it at the first airport, flew to my destination and bought another copy at that airport. Yet again I lost the magazine. When I returned to my home airport I bought it again and brought it home. I didn't see that article was written by you!
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  3563. "BOATS! BOATS! BOATS!"
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  3564. Before Jason's video not interested in Rolls Royce suvvvv.. after.. I love the amount of thought gone into it.. easily the best video👍
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  3565. I'm kind of sad that we're saying goodbye to your S2000. It was a great driver's car, and what improvements you did to it made it even better -- best part is you didn't change it so much that it took away from what made it great. Keep making awesome videos!
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  3566. Thanks for posting. I generally enjoy your videos because of the following things: Your personal integrity - you remain true to yourself and the way you present things. This is a highly regarded trait that subscribed for. 2nd You have a very good understanding of how things work (another thing I subscribed for). And last but not least, you always present your personal opinion, regardless of how "popular" it might be. While I agree with you on many things, at the same time I have a different, even opposing view, I fully respect your point, because it is a valid one. There are just reasons, why I would prefer the opposite, but that is not about "being right", it is about personal preferences. I am fortunate to understand English and German, even though none are my native languages. But I still prefer this channel, because of you. I have seen some German reviews, but yours covers many things I find important. If you ever visit Central Europe, contact me, I owe you a beer. :-) Best wishes, Erik.
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  3567. This was amazing, I <3 u
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  3568. That S2000 though!
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  3569. Yes a video with Bucket again!!!! It’s been too long!
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  3570. Dynamic Ram Effect = That vital extra 5 bhp, because 825 bhp just isn't quite enough.
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  3571. My sides went into orbit with burgerking...
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  3572. Obviously real car knowledge can't be obtained from books, scientific theories or general observation. Car culture is in our blood, inherited from the cleanest, whitest, purest examples of wealth inheritance. I remember owning my own Japanese sports car in my youth :) I was only living on the trust fund at the time; oh the memories! Luckily I learned very quickly that any father worth having is a father that doesn't carry spare change! I only hope your wisdom will spread to others of your generation! So wise. Long time fan, please keep doing what you do. Happy April 1st.
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  3573. truly inspirational, why don't more people look up to you
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  3574. Way too many numbers for this country boy,just fix me up with four Michelin and I'll be on my way.
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  3575. Yo dad CASH !
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  3576. "expel your body of waste" lyrics 💯💯💯
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  3577. I'm done, I can't do this, it's too lit
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  3578. I am very happy with this type of content from engineering explained. Knowledge is fun and helps with my life. Thanks!
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  3579. for some reason I was unsubscribed from this channel.... wtf
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  3580. Totally wearing my EE t-shirt today!
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  3581. This has to be fake. Clickbait or something, I don't think YouTube allows for admitting mistakes or errors. Nobody else gets away with doing it. This doesn't seem fair. What a cheater, anything for views nowadays
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  3582. Notifications squad plz like
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  3583. Best April fool's video so far today.
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  3584. Vince I make my one damn popcorn 😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭
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  3585. Wow! Thank you Jason! You made my day with this one
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  3586. Probably the most informative and responsible car reviews out there. plz keep this going Jason
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  3587. Holy moly, didn't know he could be funny and not serious!!!
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  3588. The new civic has more rear headroom than the new accord. However less than a 2000 civic. It's pathetic. Beware tall passengers (6'+)
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  3589. Hey, it happens. Thanks for the explanation. I've finally hit the subscribe button!
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  3590. I loved this more than waking up to mamas pancakes on a Saturday morning
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  3591. Im annoyed because I can figure out how you so cleanly did the transition with the numbers on the whiteboard.
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  3592. The way I see it. I have a $500 deductible on my insurance. If new tires helps me avoid one accident then they have paid for themselves. Maybe even saving my life. Especially in bad weather. I've avoided multiple crashes having good snow tires.
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  3593. Dude. all new RESPECT!!! Haha. that was great, Thanks Bro!
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  3594. This is excellent! "To soon junior" killed me. Great job man.
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  3595. Tough Break... We all have moments of inattention at times during our lives and we tend to be quite astounded (speaking from personal experience) when they happen as they always take us completely by surprise. I have had such moments and the initial feeling is always disbelief when it fully sinks in about that just happened - I can't believe I just did that... I think you handled the situation in a very mature way and I'd speculate that many folks would not be as willing to accept responsibility for their actions and look for other sources to place blame. Please keep doing what you are doing - making excellent videos on subjects that are relevant to folks like me. I am looking forward to your future video that documents the repair details.And... the comment about the special part being made and coming across the Pacific has me more than curious.  You mentioned supercharger but I couldn't connect the dots and convince myself this was the "special part". So for now I'll keep watching and waiting. Best of luck with the repairs.
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  3596. I lost it with the Kellyanne Conway picture in your microwave. So so so funny. Well done!
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  3597. man made a career of a white board and some markers (-8
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  3598. I do a lot of suspension work and I have to say you do a great job and put some great info. in an 11 minute video. Keep up the good work.
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  3599. NERDS! ;)
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  3600. Super happy you made this video. Loving your channel more and more because you teach me so much in a way that's easy to understand and entertaining. This has also taught me so much about the car that I couldn't understand before
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  3601. Driving a Taycan while wearing sky boots, a man of culture I see. Nice video!
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  3602. Because there are pumping losses associated with moving the air in and out of the cylinder. The cylinder need very little energy to simply move up and down any compressed air will help move the cylinder on the down stroke returning most of the energy lost in compression.
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  3603. I didn't even realize you don't ask people to subscribe and turn on notification, until you said it. That shows the depth and relevance of your content for me. Yours is a no-nonsense channel. With other channels, I'm ready to press the right arrow key to skip the subscribe and notification nonsense. With your channel, I'm ready to press the left arrow key to re-listen and re-watch what you just said that I may have missed or not understood the first time. I liked your comments about "my fans" and feeling robotic about these big numbers. Thanks for making these these videos. I've learnt a lot of things from them. You are one of the few people with real teaching skills. It did it. I used the word "few".... a nonsense and misleading word in science which could mean 7 (as in "There are 7 people right now in my city wearing a honey yellow cap") or could mean 2,000,000 (as in "Over 2,000,000 people in the world suffer from MS").
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  3604. I was so excited about the math I stopped studying my chemistry!! Haha
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  3605. Does anybody notice those ones he was sniffing?
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  3606. Thank you for another excellent video Jason.
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  3607. Let's hit 2 millions subscribers b4 2019 as gift for hard work in this channel We love you We support you Share done
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  3608. Lmao! This is just too funny! I was waiting for you to slam or throw your shef hat, but it never came!
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  3609. +1 for the photorealistic artwork
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  3610. i just watch and pretend i understand everything he's talking aobut :)
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  3611. You got mentioned on jalopnik! Yay!!!!
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  3612. He did a video about producing and transporting the fuel to the vehicles already. You have to make a cut somewhere to get to a decent video length.
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  3613. Jason, I just gotta say, I love your channel. Very informative and entertaining, and honestly much more in depth than any other channel that covers similar information. And on top of that, not once have I seen you have those absurd CAPITALIZED TITLES TO CATCH YOUR ATTENTION! It is really just, in my opinion, immature/informal. Maybe it is just me, but "How The 2020 Corvette Achieves Its Fastest 0-60 Ever" is so much more attractive and professional than "How The 2020 CORVETTE Achieves Its FASTEST 0-60 EVER!". Right off the bat, those unnecessarily capitalized words will have lowered my expectations for the quality of a video and the channels that have them lose the majority of credibility. Again, maybe it is just me. Anyways, you, and whoever else helps bring this channel together, are awesome!
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  3614. At about 20,000 miles, the rear left of my 2014 ram 1500, had rust jacking. I was on the highway pressed on the brakes due to traffic and the pedal went straight to the floor. I nearly s*** myself. I didn't realize that's what happened until the next day when I checked the brakes. It had already ruined the rotor, so I had to replace pads and rotor on both sides.
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  3615. Engineering Explained Haha, the videos are great man keep up the hard work! Always learn something new on your channel
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  3616.  @EngineeringExplained  you need to fly to Japan and drive one of those 8000 rpm high boost EJ20's and tell us what the west is missing!
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  3617. LoL, nevermind, just saw the other video.
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  3618. I'm clueless with an open differential is still enjoyed the video jealous you got to drive a FREAKIN McLaren Spider......😲
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  3619. jason you’re the man! love your videos!!
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  3620. "we all can complain in the comments, its going to be great" hahahahaha
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  3621. Yellow! You have my vote. I have owned some seventy vehicles over the years. The following were yellow. 1961 Corvair Monza Coupe. 1965 Mustang Coupe. 1968 Camaro. 1971 Super Beetle. 1972 Mustang Sport Roof. 1973 Volkswagen Type 3. 1970 Dodge Super Bee. My grown children know that if I could afford it, my black Explorer would be yellow. GO FOR IT!
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  3622. Jason is now forever our Jam Master!
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  3623. Context dependent, relative difference - the bane of all bragging rights!
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  3624. This video had serious Clarkson Hammond and May-era Top Gear car review vibes
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  3625. The "traction oil" is a fluid that has some properties of a solid when enough pressure is applied to it. A layer of it between the rollers is really the magic sauce that makes all non flexing parts a possibility. The Dana VariGlide cvt uses it as well.
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  3626. You give intelligent reviews than everyone. I always learn something new listening to you
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  3627. That snappage.
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  3628. Chatgpt cannot replace you!!!
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  3629. dynos are good for tuning, not so much for comparing. Like you said, unless someone dynoed two cars on the same dyno on the same day and the guy running it really knows what he is doing it doesn't mean that much.
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  3630. Nothing you do from here will be cooler than the clip of you sniffing those one dollar billz :)
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  3631. Jason, 2018 STI also gets drilled rotors *edit AND 6 pot brakes. You mentioned that it does not.
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  3632. Jason is incredible because he makes what on paper sounds boring actually sound really interesting and useful
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  3633. This was hilarious, the doctor scientist was the best
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  3634. Fuel economy is Distance/Energy=Distance/(Force*Distance)=1/(1/2*rho*v^2*Cd*A). Most people drive a distance, not a time, so the power isn't really relevant and is over accounting for the speed. It's still better to go slow, but only inverse square, not inverse cubic.
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  3635. EPIC intro is EPIC!
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  3636. IdealSound & Performance : Mobile ?? Nothing happens, it is simply a fact of dividing by 5252 after multiplying torque and rpm. Same happens with the Fahrenheit and Celcius temperature scales at -40.
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  3637.  @EngineeringExplained  Thanks EE! This is such a useful video I just wanted to make sure what time-series you mean when you brought it up. Gonna share this to all my friends
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  3638. These are the numbers Porche submitted to the EPA.
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  3639. The metric system is beautiful, but so is that whiteboard!
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  3640. This is so informative, I do not own any of those 2 car neither plan to. But this is Gold !!!!! Thank you for teaching us something new!
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  3641. I watched all ur ads so u can make more money lol $$$$
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  3642. The first "Flat Earth" video to get me to subscribe to a channel. I'm much wiser and more humble now, thanks.
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  3643. Maaaaaan I know this is one of those ‘yeah right whatever’ comments but I definitely had this idea 7 years ago goddammit
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  3644. 8 speed ZF is hard to beat. Fast shift, direct feel, economical, handles big power, etc.....
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  3645. Kylo Ren ????? Chose the light.
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  3646. Bucket!
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  3647. Golly, you know got celebrity status when you got Police escorts!? What's next, body guards, private jet...? Lol
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  3648. Technical Record Holder. Legendary
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  3649. Salesman: slaps hood of Lambo “Basically a Jeep bro, I saw it on YouTube “
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  3650. Why not both?
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  3651. New viewer. Great video. Just subscribed.
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  3652. Aerodynamic drag, the friction losses from the tires of both the car and trailer contacting the road, plus whatever internal friction the car has between the motor and tires all still take energy away going downhill. That’s where that extra energy is going.
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  3653. Off Topic: You're currently #7 on Trending.
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  3654. That Crosstrek is mad fast bro... scanner is slick too.
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  3655. The thing that gets me is racing to red lights, you only break harder and cost more gas and wear. Just coast. And trucks and sedans have their optimal MPG speeds and higher speeds don’t get you places faster unless you are going long distances. I did it for my truck and the difference is extremely noticeable.
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  3656. You are a good man, Jason. Well actually you may be a complete jerk and just come across as a good guy on Youtube. I think I'll assume you aren't that good of an actor and are actully a ver good man!
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  3657. Mainly, with a catch can, you'll stay emissions-compliant. Also, you'll have one less thing leaking oil onto the exterior of your engine.
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  3658.  @EngineeringExplained  I'm really impressed with it. Their XPEL ultimate is amazing and the coating is top notch with a professional polishing. I wash my car at home every other week and for 2 years almost no scratches or swirls. Hope you have a good time with your Tesla, it'll look amazing with that clear bra and coating combination.
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  3659. If you're a Supra enthusiast, this is the car for yooou.... Hmm, or maybe not. Nice thermos though!
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  3660. As an semi-retired engineer / MBA and a guest lecturer at both a local university's graduate-engineering school and a local STEM elementary school this video does an awesome job of demonstrating what I tell both groups: Math is just a tool to help you understand something that excites you! Problem is we require and reward students with grades based on their ability to master the tools (math, physics, chemistry, metallurgy, statics, dynamics, etc) and and NOT for finding the thing that excites them. Need to flip education on it's head. Way to go Jason! PS I have been considering a used 2010-11 Audi R8-V10, but this new vette at $60K makes paying $80K for an 8-yr old car with reduced performance a real dilemma. Only plus to the R8 is it came w a 6-speed manual. Targa top on the new vette is cool, too. I think GM just kicked the knees from under the used entry-level sports-car market (lambo, R8, Porsche, Mclaren, MB, etc)
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  3661. You hit all the valid points but one.......engine noise! The GT350 hits the most outstanding hearing exhilarating experience in a modern day vehicle. I wouldn’t even buy one with a stereo.
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  3662. No biggie about Autopilot. I still drive manually, too. We're like human supercomputers!
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  3663. Never heard the term "mechanical empathy" before this video but it describes so much of my life
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  3664. How does the Subaru Crosstrek handle anything? Answer: Very slowly.
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  3665. That is so much more testing than anyone would first think I'm sure.  Thanks for all the effort you put into this video as it's obviously a huge amount.
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  3666. Boy, you just blew my mind.
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  3667. Jason > Jason... fight me...
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  3668. Another awesome video 👏👏👏👍👍👍 you really ALWAYS bring up the level of intellect 😉 .. your drawing skills not withstanding😌😎
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  3669.  @EngineeringExplained  the greatest like-minded nerd collab ever on youtube! PS: did watch the full 39 mins of the video and loved every second of it!
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  3670. Omg! I allways tought inline-4 engines and flat plane V8s were perfectly balanced. Now I know that there is up and down vibrations from the secondary inbalance. Thancc
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  3671. Nice one. For a beginners like me
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  3672. 800000 km...high milage? High..er um..kilometerage?
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  3673. MUH RAM 3500 WOULD OUT TOW THAT THING ANY DAY BROTHER!!!!
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  3674. As usual, awesome job explaining a complex engine.
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  3675. It’s so cool to see the data and how much a new gen tire can do for older vehicles
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  3676. EE say what? Have you learned nothing from the Fast&Furious franchise? If you have 1000 horsepowers not even five cars can tow you away, even if one of them is a Hummer. And also muscle always beats import. In fact that is the only attribute a car has, how much horsepower it produces.
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  3677. Congrats on reaching 1000 videos🎉🎉🎉 You always do a great job of breaking down the topics you cover. Many thanks for all the effort it takes to putting these videos together.
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  3678. Please someone make a GIF of 11:06 to 11:12
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  3679. I liked the snap fingers white board. That was fun.
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  3680. Waste of time? Lol we’re all here for the numbers!
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  3681. If they had a manual for the base model I would consider this as well. In yellow.
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  3682. This might be the best car video on YouTube
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  3683. I'm just going to say that even before I see the outcome (your still explaining Walkers shoes),...this is freaking hilarious!!!!
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  3684. I was expecting a biased review, just like when any youtuber is given the opportunity by a manufacturer to drive their lastest, super expensive flagship car. I was wrong. Thank you for that.
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  3685. This is awesome. I'm just learning how to maximize fuel economy in my dart and this is great to get a video from you!!
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  3686. Would you change the gearing by any chance?
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  3687. You would have to relinquish your american citizenship if it wasn't for that football field comparison.
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  3688. I watched the entire video, is it a Supra?
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  3689. EE you never disappoint! I always make sure to watch your videos every week, if not everyday!! 😂😂😂 Keep up the good work! 👍👍👍
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  3690. yay for data hoarding. Big fan of graphing stuff.
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  3691. Love the footwear. Really stylish!
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  3692. I get lost in ur eyes! Not in the MATH..JK!
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  3693. I hope casual observers realize this video was released on April 1.
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  3694. 29mpg??  ...Maybe I won't get a Civic after all..
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  3695. I'm so glad I discovered this channel. This fella explains stuff so well that even a Cro-man like me can understand it.
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  3696. Spot on Fenske! As others have said, you can’t drive a spec sheet. Specs don’t reveal how the car behaves and can’t explain how you will or won’t connect with the car.
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  3697. Okay, so that TuxMat segue was magnificent. Love my TuxMats!
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  3698. 9:21 ROFL!!!! Jason, explain the engineering behind that! Best part!
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  3699. snaps fingers like button gets hit and subs increase
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  3700. complete chaos
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  3701. The freaking banana 😂
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  3702. ah yes football fields, the standard unit of measuring distances in Americaland.
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  3703. Bro turning us all into tire engineers
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  3704. Ahh. Just head that the temp was unchanged. That's interesting
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  3705. wow, I always wondered about this. TY for the vid
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  3706. I learned SO MANY things thanks to this fantastic video. You're not only a great teacher, Jason, you're also a great human being. Thanks for making YouTube a very cool place to go.
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  3707. Hey, at 4:56 you claim we’re driving cars, not penguins. Do you have a source for that?
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  3708. Dude that smile is PRICELESS! Very few people get a opportunity like that. Glad you enjoyed it.
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  3709. This was hilarious! I love your more serious videos but this was a fantastic break from seriousness
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  3710. Mine has 40K miles on it and is 6 years old. It still will go a hundred miles on a charge (just like it would when brand new) you do have to treat the battery well to get that performance out of it (cant do that in Phoenix AZ or other really hot places) but even if my battery goes completely next year, I will have amortized enough of the value of the car to be at par with a similar age used gas car in terms of cost. (honestly I expect it to do better than that) and if I can use it for 4 years, the gas savings will have paid off the purchase price completely. Also, need to point out that the new battery for my 2013 LEAF would only cost me $2500 if I exchange it at a NISSAN dealer. Not that I would want to given it's present condition...
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  3711. Not a bad choice at all. I can't believe the other brands have not tried to compete with this yet. Sure, the Hyunda but they leaned more towards car than truck. Come on Ram, bring the Rampage back, or the Chevy Luv.
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  3712. You know the world is not perfect when people get low profile tyres for their SUVs. And manufactures launch adventure bikes with alloy wheels. Come to India, your will find roads with potholes.....lets just say the pothole you encountered is like loose change!
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  3713. But in truth the black gloves looked classy this has really good production quality and I appreciate the trueness of the pursuit of the numbers. Great quality 10/10 @engineeringexplained
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  3714. Perfect road, day, and countryside for that car. Wow.
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  3715. It's funny to see that you're slowly getting annoyed at people who bring their broscience up in the comments. It took you years to reach this point, I'd have lost my sh*t way earlier. You're a very patient man, Jason, and as they say, it is the mother of all virtues. Here's a question for you: what about diesels? I was under the assumption that, since they run lean, they use next to no fuel on idle. Here in Europe, they're super popular, even for small engines/city cars (my daily has a 1.5 turbocharged diesel). Surely, there's a tipping point where it becomes beneficial to shut the engine off, I'm just wondering if it's not significantly longer? (PS: I'm a chemist so I'm quite capable of reading a paper if you find one... I must admit I've never looked for published papers in the automotive world, shame on me)
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  3716. Ok, I have seen the date you published. I kind of figured it was a prank because this is the complete opposite of what you normally put out. Nice job.
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  3717. Jason I was waiting for your technological analysis, frictional coefficients, and equations more than the actual reviews! Great stuff as always lol!
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  3718. Engineering Explained Ha, It's a bit from the English sitcom "Keeping up Appearances " 😂
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  3719. inner patriotism screams
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  3720. Poopy Shnooby I'm as serious as the video.
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  3721. I love the calculations with variables I'm too lazy to think about, or find. I watch all your vids on electric vehicles. Learned a lot.
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  3722. Jason after watching the video's first take: "Too boring. I need something else..." Jason after watching the video with clips inserted of corn cobs getting thrown at the wall: "Hmmm, yesssss..."
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  3723. EE is the reason I wake up
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  3724. Your s2000 isn’t even mine and I’m attached to it. Hope it goes to a good home to a driver. Keep up the vids. Oh, and buy something good and in the reasonable price range.
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  3725. Thank you for such an informational video.
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  3726. Missed opportunity to lay yourself down in the bed when mentioning "long, awkward things in the bed". At least I would have since I am both tall and awkward.
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  3727. I was at the Indy GP a few weeks back. Wish I could have met you either there or at the 500. Unlike you, I had an attachment to my Integra, but like you I always put 93 Shell in my 2016 Focus RS. Wish I had one of those (Jeremy Clarkson voice) nifty high visibility Shell jackets! S2000 is still on my wish list to own one day as I am a Honda guy at heart. Keep up the great work!
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  3728. Senna tabletes? As in Artyon Senna? Lol
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  3729. 2.99 million followers WITHOUT ROLLOUT
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  3730. I got 5 reasons I love this video
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  3731. FIVE more horsepower!!
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  3732. Full screen whiteboard --- dem youtube dollars!
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  3733. Fun engineering. Rather silly idea & confusing use of money for them, but fun engineering.
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  3734. Thanks Jason, now I got to get a model 3! Improve my Raptor mileage. ;)
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  3735. where my rotary brothers who get these without tuning
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  3736. HumbleMechanic just subscribed
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  3737. This was brilliant!
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  3738. The most helpful pointless video i have ever watched
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  3739. (first of all, excuse my engrish) Why so many people disliking the video. I'm a huge fan of manual transmissions, one friend has an automatic and i'm always making jokes about her owning an automatic car, but i understand that this video tells and defends only the advantages of automatic cars, I watched it and I understood those points, being more or less according to them. But this video still took some work to be done, and the arguments on it look very firm and based on plain genuine facts. I'm not buying an automatic, I think that they take away a lot of the car-driver connection and the effort it takes to really drive a car and enjoy it.
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  3740. That new Yellow S2000 has a Mazda logo on it.. Just saying.. In case you did not know.. Lol.. Keep up the good work! Just fact checking..
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  3741. Maybe I'm in the minority but I like your mathematical analysis.
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  3742. Such an incredibly important video. Thank you for the hard work and research to put this together and make understandable.
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  3743. 760 (ford) - 460 (Tesla) = down 300 horsepower :)
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  3744. ... a baseball card in the spokes of your bike wheel...
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  3745. This is the content this world deserves
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  3746. 4:17 FUN I like that formula
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  3747. Typically a charge cycle is 0% to 100%. But this doesn't have to be done in one charge. Two 50% to 100% equal one charge cycle. Or five 60% to 80% equal one charge cycle. But 60% to 80% is easier on your battery than letting it get near 0% or 100%. How that helps.
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  3748. Thanks for making this video! I've been debating getting one for my 2017 Si!
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  3749. Gotta bring Clifford! Good call.
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  3750. I bought my s2000 two weeks ago, drove it 70 miles back, then let a "friend" drove it that same day, 20 miles later "friend" called me and told me he drove the car into the curb because the car randomly oversteered. Radiator bracket pushed bent, bumper plastic teared and paint cracked. As a result I bought my s2000 and sent it to the body shop the same day, it's still in the shop today. The shop did not completely bend the radiator back but I guess it functions and it can only be bent back so much, and the paint job probably won't be excellent. Clean title 65K mile AP1, Jason imagine how I feel.
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  3751. Real talk, I'd hit the notification bell for Just Jammin'
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  3752. Great Video best car guy on YouTube keep the video's coming!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  3753. I love your videos E.E. The best channel for car enthusiasts!
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  3754. Amateurs don't use Nitrous Oxide!
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  3755. Hi guys 😂 I feel so famous being mentioned in this video intro ❤. My real name is actually Jason too lol
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  3756. You should be proud of this video. Very well put together as well as informative. Please keep up the great work.
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  3757. Councilman Jamm? Is that you?
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  3758. Very interesting indeed to get a glimpse from the inside, awesome channel ☺️
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  3759. Road and Track!
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  3760. Engineering Explained Jason you don't have to tell me to follow you... I already am!!!!
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  3761. Simply love the occasional collaboration between 2 great channels. Thanks Jason.
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  3762. anthellis Quite simply, less gravity means less grip. And you need lots of grip for acceleration.
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  3763. Thanks for Your fantastic content, this was a trifecta !! Surprising, Highly entertaining AND educational :)
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  3764. High quality content and video editing. Good job guys
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  3765. Well even if it is faster than Altima on paper, I bet Altima's bois will smoke it on highway as everything else :D
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  3766. But Jason, what if you were to tow a Model X or Cybertruck (with the trailer on them) with a Ford Raptor and then continue on your journey towing the trailer with only the Model X or Cybertruck? It would be more efficient and you could make it to the camp site then right? ;)
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  3767. Who needs sleeping tablets, just watch this
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  3768. Great video & very informative! I learned a ton of new information! Thanks!
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  3769. I just bought one as well, i prefer it over my f150 lol
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  3770. That was AWESOME!!!! I subbed!!
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  3771. Jason, thank you for this channel. I have been following for a long time, and I just really appreciate you putting the effort into these that you do. Many people find joy in this content, because you find joy in making it. Thank you
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  3772.  @EngineeringExplained  with all the farting i forgot all about the crosstrek 😨😨
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  3773. Just picked one up last night in silver with the 5 speed. I love it!
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  3774. On cold starts, the first one in a few hours, where the oil film isn't nearly as thick. Hot starts don't have that problem
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  3775. This should be featured in Digg. The Information, the way it's expressed, the presentation, everything here was flawless. Amazing work!
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  3776. You couldn't have made this any easier to follow. Exceptionally misleading by Tesla 😬 RIP to your twitter mentions for the next week 🤣
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  3777. Tran Antony Additive pack. An oil designed to work in a clutch-type LSD differs in that they have additives which help the clutch to work properly in the differential oil bath. A non-LSD diff oil is just purely designed to provide high-stress lubrication to the interacting metal surfaces.
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  3778. Most manual drivers are granny shifting not double clutching like they should anyway. (I don't really believe any of that BS that you see in those movies).
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  3779. i think that helps with watching your blind spot not sure tho 🤔
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  3780. What's your REFERRAL CODE? Let's get you a Roadster!
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  3781. Another excellent relevant test review that actually benefits every car driver & owner. Well done and Thank you.
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  3782. 6:47 love that you used real engineering tools to measure the width of the tires. A whole banana tire is ｗｉｄｅ
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  3783. For your own good leave it a few more years living in the blissful ignorance of not knowing more details about taxes :P
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  3784. The only problem is, after you’re done towing the Tesla, and you drive it to the home improvement store, where are you going to put the 1000 pounds of river rock that you need for your landscaping?
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  3785. I think this has moved to the top of the list of cars I could see someday replacing my S2000 track car with.
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  3786. "Jason makes his whiteboard artwork look effortless." - Art C. Ritic.
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  3787. But ...it still has electrolytes right?
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  3788. Boost! Boost! Boost!
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  3789. I was born is 63 as well. You look way older.
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  3790. None of this makes any sense I hate it "throws papers in the air":elbowcough:
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  3791.  @EngineeringExplained  I hear you. I'm currently debating which car to purchase since my new apartment building has a parking deck. Can't wait for the video on your new car. Enjoy!
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  3792. OMFG WHAT IS THE CAR??! EDIT: MAZDA MIATA, wow, unexpected!
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  3793. The want for this S/T is strong😈
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  3794. You get a like for being fun at parties.
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  3795. saw this video on MSN Auto. Very articulate fellow. All in one take. Info also very interesting.
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  3796. Dude! Happy YouTube cake day! June 24 2011!
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  3797. This is possibly the quickest I've ever liked a video
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  3798. Well... Thats just like.... Your opinion myan. 😁
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  3799. You're awesome Jason, I work at NAPA auto parts and new to the whole auto parts industry and I started watching some of your videos and they instantly made me more aware of how things work in cars and in turn have helped me do a better job of helping the customers i work with on a daily basis. You're videos are the best!
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  3800. Almost at 1,234,567 subscribers!!!
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  3801. NOTIFICATION CREW!!
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  3802. Double E squaddd
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  3803. i couldnt tell if he was being seriouse at first or satirizing other car youtubers but at the end i realized what day it was, good show sir
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  3804. I am gonna buy expensive tires to my 3000 € car to shave 30-60 seconds on my way to work, so I can wake up 1 minute later everyday. Kidding.
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  3805. By far the best vid you've ever done! Lolololololol
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  3806. #notificationsquad
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  3807. my little cousin just blew his motor due to no oil. I sent him this. also, thank you for all the cool videos.
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  3808. Engineering Explained and ChrisFix always going above and beyond to make the most detailed videos on youtube. I love it!
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  3809. great drawing of the Challenger
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  3810. Notification squad represent!
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  3811. Jason, do you do the drawings yourself or you have someone to help you?
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  3812. What Did I Just watch ? Hahahaha well done
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  3813. "Kaboom is the technical term". Lol. I love this channel. Great video!
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  3814. 3:01 you mean inside? right? because otherwise you would have switched the in and outside of the corner...
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  3815. I don't get the microwave part. why is the picture of that girl(forgot her name) in the microwave?
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  3816. Jason, didn't know you had that kinda jazz in you! Well done, well done indeed :D
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  3817. #notificationsquad say whaaat!
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  3818. Ride or die... laughing
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  3819. Cut fuel = No combustion
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  3820. Who is here in 2024 and learning 😂😂😂
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  3821. What is it with this guy. He explains it and I understand it. Wonderful and he’s an American (or Canadian...I can never tell 🤭). Seriously, good stuff. Thank you
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  3822. This guy just sold me a brand new porsche
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  3823. How are you going to bring home the GROCERIES with NO FRUNK??!!! Can't put the Milk and Ice Cream next to the exhaust!! Get home and all your steaks will already be COOKED!
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  3824. Then you gain muscle mass and that mass increases your weight so when you drive a car it has more weight to move so less race car
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  3825. drink15 No he didn't the Civic is a press car
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  3826. sebastian vettel says bring back the v12 ti f1 racing..so sebastian vettel may like this car
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  3827. Congrats on hitting 2M subs and fantastic video as always!
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  3828. 83km/h (52mph) on one, 87km/h (54mph) on the other – you can see the data at 19:46 .
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  3829. Brilliant!... Thank you very much for such an interesting video!...
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  3830. Oh I was referring to the comments spouting nonsense, not anything you said. I think you have a pretty similar attitude towards Tesla as I do. You acknowledge the shortcomings, as it is evident in your video about electric car emissions (everything isn't black and white). Sorry if I came off as aggressive towards the video, wasn't my intention. Love your videos, keep em coming!
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  3831. Jason doesn't know how to code and here I am as a microbiologist learning code?!
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  3832. Friction modifiers in the lubricant additive package.
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