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  1. Me: Bro… Do you lift?? Jason: Yes… *Puts car on car lift*
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  2. 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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  3. And it was 100% accurate😂
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  4. Congrats on incoming 3M subs ✔
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  5. 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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  6. 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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  7. He's making Ferrari merch kinda money😮
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  8. 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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  9. 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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  10. “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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  11. I want one of your drawn charts to hang in the garage forever. Masterpiece as always!
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  12. 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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  13. "test one was a failure" I never seen anyone smile so hard on a fail ><
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  14. 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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  15. Another S2000! Nice choice, Jason
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  16. Taps hood: Murica! Taps hood: Murica!
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  17. as far as the transmission and gearbox... lol. made me laugh. great video
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  18.  @AB0BA_69 he does disclaim it, twice in the video and once in the description.
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  19. This was definitely a mathematic nerd out in which I enjoyed. :)
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  20. 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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  21. This is the EXACT reason I chose the 18 inch wheels over the 20 inch wheels on my T3 LR.
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  22. Me: trying to study for school EE: Should you put racing oil in your street car?? Me: Good question!
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  23. I came. I saw. I lol'd!
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  24.  @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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  25. "It's almost like I planned this out." Isn't math great?
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  26. 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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  27. 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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  28. 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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  29. Jason, you would only need half of the whiteboard when using the metric system 😊
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  30. 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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  31. 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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  32. 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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  33. 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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  34. I went outside once, the graphics were good but the gameplay was terrible!
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  35. 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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  36. 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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  37. I learn something new every time I watch one of your videos.
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  38. 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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  39. "stay fun, have safe, be dirty" -- Jason 2018
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  40. "we're all obeying the traffic laws" I live in Baltimore, so not exactly.
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  41. 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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  42. 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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  43. 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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  44. "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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  45. EE helping me the life of the party again, it's why I keep coming back. Kudos Jason!
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  46. That WAS AMAZING! Also waiting for Ford to Chime in LOL!
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  47. Big suspension
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  48. Good to know to raise my McLaren 620R when I need to ford some deep water
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  49. 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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  50. "Yes a dollar for the sharpie." Spoken like a true engineer.
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