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  1. 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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  2. Babe wake up, engineering explained uploaded.
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  3. That Subaru oil filter location is just brilliant. Makes things so easy and clean.
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  4. So the Rotor engine isn't dead?
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  5. 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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  6. 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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  7. WOW !!! An american that says "bigger it's not always better" 😂😂😂 Good job Jason,love your channel
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  8. 25 minute video went by in a flash. You delivered a ton of info and did it really well.
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  9. I don't feel the acceleration in my Impreza! 😜
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  10. 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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  11. Did Volkwagen create the network? I'm not sure, I could use some clarification....^^
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  12. 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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  13. 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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  14. 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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  15. I agree with everything in this video... thanks, I hate it.
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  16. YEP. DUAL NITROUS IN THE FRUNK!!! Lolololol
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  17. great explanation even my cat could catch this
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  18. 👍👍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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  19. There should be an option - the BRZ STi which has the turbo engine, bigger brakes etc.
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  20. Jason Camisa, mind your own business! LMAO
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  21. Tesla We are a fully electric car Engineering Explained Hold onto my tow hitch
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  22. I think every time you said you were driving 75 mph you were passing a 35mph sign :-)
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  23. 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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  24. If it was on a white board, it would have run perfectly.
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  25. I've never understood how V-tec actually work, but this was a good explanation :D thank you
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  26. Seems like yesterday you made this purchase!!!! Can't believe time has flown by.
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  27. Impressive engineering. Great job Jason ! I was waiting for that since it hit the news
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  28. 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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  29. They were able to measure wear, so yes.
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  30. A full lenght video without a single clutch plate being pulled out from thin air. *pikachu face
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  31. 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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  32. I am pursuing automobile engineering and your videos help me a lot. Keep posting such content.
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  33. Was watching a video but yours is better, my brain gets some knowledge
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  34. 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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  35. 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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  36. 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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  37. Crap now I need to clean my garage.
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  38. 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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  39. Fast and Furious will single handedly keep the manual transmission alive forever!
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  40. 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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  41. He hardly looks an inch over 6'5"
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  42. 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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  43. One of my favourite duos on YouTube! Keep up the good work
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  44. 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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  45. I'll need this later when we start looking at tow rigs for the racecar.
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  46. 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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  47. Thank you very much for keeping us informed on the newest coolest tech being put into cars these days!
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  48. In 28 years, Jason will either be 53 or 78 -- we can't tell.
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  49. At first I was like, "oh God algebra." And then at the end I was like, "oh that makes sense."
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  50. 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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