Comments by "Adam Hayden" (@adamhayden5152) on "" video.

I honestly believe after seeing how shoddy the build was how bad the welds were that it was a bad wiring job and that is what caused the fire. If his welds were that bad and he messed with the wiring I 100% believe it was a bad connection that got to hot and started the fire. I 100% don’t think anyone did this and it was his negligence in his work. He didn’t do quality work at all. I feel bad for the kid but trying to blame someone else instead of just being like you know I did a bunch to the car touched everything it was most likely I messed up and it was my fault. No, instead he is trying to place blame on some imaginary arsonist and get people to fund a new build for him.
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It’s no one bud not noone….
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Some one put an accelerant in the intake, like gas? It just doesn’t make sense and if it doesn’t make sense and you just can’t make sense of it no matter what then it most likely isn’t what it’s being portrayed as. I believe this was just a case of a bad build and his shoddy work catching up with him. I feel bad for him, I had a race car burn to the ground because of my negligence. I used to race rally cross when I was younger. My race car was a modified ford diesel escort wagoon, with a 5 speed. I know people will laugh but it was the best out of all the other cars. I was the only diesel and that TQ was a huge advantage. You could only have a 4 or 6 cylinder car and it could only be compact or mid sized. I raced against small 80’s Chevy nova’s and Chevy celebrity’s and cars like that. We would strip the doors, hoods and glass from the cars, all the seats, except driver and seat belt, all the carpet and sound deadening. I left my passenger seat in so I could give people rides around the course!
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