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  1. Because of the cat, I would have liked this video twice if possible 😂
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  2. Wait...what was the green stuff you drank?
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  3. 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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  4. 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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  5. Closed course with Parental Supervisión 😂😂
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  6. *rubber drink coasters not included with purchase of CVT
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  7. That NOS bottle😂😂😂😂
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  8. So...is Bill Nye the Science Guy your dad or something?
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  9. 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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  10. 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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  11. 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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  12. 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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  13. Did. And, sadly, past tense is very meaningful here...
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  14. 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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  15. Watching these videos is time well spent
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  16. I thought the 'mutli-snap' was to make the point ..... should've done it 5 times
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  17. Who needs start stop when you can ride a bike
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  18. 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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  19. Thanks for constantly making interesting content :) love this channel
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  20. Watching EE on Father's Day like
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  21. 1:52 why you gotta call me out like that man?
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  22. I can confirm this works on my Tesla.
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  23. I get school girl giggles when I learn something new from Engineering Explained -- which is all the time.
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  24. Grant Rodgers car disintegrated... pay up
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  25. TRENDING MY BOI
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  26. I hope they never stop making this thing
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  27. Veterans will know it was Jason himself who "didn't quite judge it right" 😁
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  28. 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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  29. but you see the way my bank account is set up...
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  30. This comment section is so red and blue: a)bought it and so worth it. b)will never trust it. 😂
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  31. You’re a bad boy
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  32. 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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  33. 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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  34. The good old crosstrek would be like "pothole?, what pothole?"
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  35. 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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  36. 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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  37. 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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  38. So there is an advantage to Drive By Wire Throttle... lol
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  39. Yey, you finally drove the 911!
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  40. 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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  41. 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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  42. 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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  43. [ 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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  44. if only CVTs hadn't been banned in F1...
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  45. My car is red
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  46. Mannnn that looks so cool! Thanks again for the fun! Glad it all came out well!!
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  47. Software engineer would spend hours programming the robot only for it to do it one second faster. 😂
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  48. Who knew Jason could troll! I love it. Caught us off guard.
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  49. Youtube needs more of this.
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  50. 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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