Comments by "Cole Spolaric" (@ColeSpolaric) on "Engineering Explained" channel.

  1. Record scratch 😂 It took my mind a second to comprehend that 🤦🏼‍♂️
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  2. Can the Corvette engineers run all of GM
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  3.  @EngineeringExplained  they make some kind of electronic interlocking devices to prevent you from going over your 200 amps of power. That's probably cheaper. I'm guessing upgrading to a higher amp service will be over 5k. The power company has to run new lines, likely a new meter, and then you need to switch out the entire breaker panel. If you charge at night though, it shouldn't be a big deal.
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  4. Our Ford bronco is a unicycle
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  5. It looks like a Civic from the rear. Did they run out of design budget and plagiarize Honda?
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  6. Not at these prices lol
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  7. Electric cars should be cheaper than gas already. No engine, transmission, fuel system and exhaust system to worry about. Simply motors and batteries. Less engineering when designing the car itself and easier to design for safety.
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  8. Sounded like the microphone had a loose ground connection to me. It started as soon as you got in so maybe the connection got pinched or something?
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  9.  @TheNerd  Tesla screams the same. Unacceptable panel gaps. Poor paint jobs. Cheap materials. Just about everything has to be controlled through a touch screen. The list goes on.
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  10.  @evilkillerwhale7078  no. I've been turned off by their poor build quality, the control they maintain over the vehicle you supposedly own, and crazy Elon. I would like to buy an electric vehicle, but everything out there is either too expensive, or too disappointing for the price. We need hydrogen already.
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  11. As long as it's not steer by wire, I'm good
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  12. And I thought NASCAR was bad with all the rules! This is insane! I don't think their fans care too much about being sustainable. Bring back the V12!
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  13. Wait..... People compare BMWs to Porsches now?
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  14. I'm just glad you knew what you did right away and didn't cause any catastrophic damage. Maybe some clutch and tire wear!
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  15.  @hayesclark97hc  my thinking is that the safety valve hasn't had to be used in so long that it fails when you need it.
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  16. It's crazy that they still sell an octane of fuel based on an 80 year old study.
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