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  1. 1:23 i cannot un-imagine Jason just basically whipping out his whiteboard then lecturing the bear on engineering.
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  2. 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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  3. Dude you inspired me to become an engineer!
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  4. Love your videos and explanations, but I'll be happy when this fad of the hyper SUV dies.
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  5. And here I was, thinking there would be no whiteboard in this episode. Silly me.
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  6. Dude! wanna talk about those skid marks in the parking lot?! XD
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  7. Fantastic explanation Jason! Well needed for the Toyota off-road community, especially the torque split misconception.
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  8. 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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  9. This will be the first video with a whiteboard in it which I'll watch to the end, no offense :)
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  10. 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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  11. Thank you Jason, I can’t wait for the next party to show I know how to read a sidewall!
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  12. 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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  13. You'd make a great insurance salemsan!
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  14. 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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  15. Fascinating engineering and design, very interesting and well done video.
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  16. The brave ones will run their car on water only
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  17. Bruh you beat me in rock papers scissors. Gg mate
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  18. 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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  19. Wait I'm Merican...drinks gasoline😂😂😂😂
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  20. ready for your discovery channel tv show!
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  21. 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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  22. No math on how thick the tree needs to be? You lose ten nerd points.
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  23. You. Have. No. Idea. How. Long. I. Was. Waiting. For. This.
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  24. 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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  25. 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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  26. How is he born 1963?? he looks 35 at most! lucky
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  27. 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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  28. I appreciate all of the research you put into this video c:
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  29. Same color and 4 tires just like the crosstrek
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  30. Weather is happening
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  31. Rob where is the 4 ro... Oh shoot, wrong channel.
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  32. Get a Hemi you will not regret it!
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  33. Great video, very informative. As an engineering student I enjoy your videos, keep up the good work
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  34. 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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  35. Congratulations, an amazing physics class in 20 minutes.
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  36. 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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  37. Is it heavy on gas?
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  38. Pull in the garage far from those shelves!
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  39. 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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  40. The bromance is strong between those two
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  41. 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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  42. casually suggesting to his viewers they probably should avoid gun fights altogether. lmao Love your videos man
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  43. Thanks again for all your great videos :)
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  44. 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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  45. Now that I’ve seen this, I range anxiety isn’t a thing anymore. I just need a rope.
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  46. Never miss an EE video - great knowledge conveyed with style.
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  47. Haha! "What's under the towel?"
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  48. This is possibly one of the best descriptive videos I have ever seen. Well done.
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  49. 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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  50. 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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