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I need 2024 version of that thing badly.

Blame the oil companies and the bankers. They keep fuel efficiënt technology hidden. Like the tech to gassify the injected fuel instead of the direct injection nebulized fuel systems we have now. If you gassify fuel instead of the current nebulized fuel at injection, you car can become twice as efficiënt with fuel. That can applied to any other combustion engine for that matter.

They don’t want you to save gas

100 hp ?

In always thought that this is where they got the idea for The Mammoth Car in Speed Racer.

The insurance company will be a change of venue and the judge will have no control over what happens. A claim against a policy will increase the premium. So my suggestion is to file as many claims on a policy as possible. The employer or whoever is compensating the Judge, administrator, commissioner, contractor, employee, officer, public official, attorney, persecutor (prosecutor), governor, city council member, complaint filer, police officer, tax assessor, DMV, etc etc will have to terminate the individual due to premiums increasing. You may not get anything monetary out of it but at least the source of your problem will have to be searching for another line of work.

1 litre 159km

1 liter 159km

I dont understand why ceramic engines arent used in race cars. Yes I know it's too expensive to mass produce and ceramics are brittle but those are solvable challenges using tungsten-laced ceramics and who cares how much it costs since it would only be used in a race car. Ceramics can withstand upwards of 2800 degree temps and if a cooling system is provided the theoretical range of combustion temp could be upwards of 10,000 F! At a combustion temp of 10,000 Fahrenheit you could easily get 3.5-4X the horsepower compared to a comparable mettalic engine for the same volume displacement. So for a typical drag race car with mettalic 8.1 L engine operating at 11,0000 HP nominal yield you could put an 8.1L ceramic in and achieve nearly 40,000 HP!

What a bad video quality...

Love that 2 stroke sound

wow so nice😁

This technology has been around since the 1930,s...

Is it possible to supply this to India?

Very informative

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You should be able to get at least 200 miles per gallon. With a fat woman in the seat!!

Great job, keep them Diesels coming. Nothing like a Homebrew Diesel. Got one in my S-10 frame rite now. Work on the cab a bit then put it back together for many happy miles.

Soltrac in 2009 Solectrac in 2022 ?

So much better looking then my woodgas truck 😂 beautiful truck and cool vintage gassifier

Det va denna ni va på väg o fixa med när ni besökte mig va? Mvh sp

Love it!!!

She's running sweet. Well done. The title might be a little miss leading. I'm guessing you mean gasoline cracked to hydrogen by extreme under-piston, transfer ports and combustion chamber pressure for compression ignition and near total heat exchange? That's normal water jacket cooling per outboard boat use right? You're not running supplied hydrogen correct? Great to see one running so well. With so little vibration, and on such a light weight engine stand. That should pay some skeptics preconceptions to rest.

Tf2 pyro is the narrator

Whatever happened to this car?

👍 From Kerala, India

Where do u buy this and how much does it cost?

In 500 years scientists will be telling people they have no idea how this was done and liken it to the pyramids.

Do you think this is sort of technology can be implemented in modern cars

Why aren't all IC engines Bourke? The efficiency and reduction of co1 and co2 emissions alone would be staggering.

People in 2021 when he says gas prices have tripled

Hey tree huggers you called me all kinds of names now I'm building one of these! Lol

and silly me... im turning up the sound to hear what theyre saying... 😂

I m looking a draw from that time and able to build for my use.👍

Thank you

Everybody: You can’t put those tires on a pickup truck. Bob Chandler: Hold my beer.

ev drive's don't understand the internal combustion motor is still alive and well all we have to have is different fuel

How many miles does that truck can make??

Do you sell anything to the public. 7703832317

0:20 ... that sounds familiar .... i think my neighbor has one of those.... he likes to start it at 7am *EVERY* *SUNDAY* *MORNING*

I do not understand a word this person is saying

From were we get and Price how much.

3:45 shows the motor and fuel set up

I remember seeing these things when I was stationed in Alaska in 1961. I drove an experimental vehicle called a ca NODWELL RN11O-B. a Canadian made vehicle that had a Ford engine. It had regular tires that ran on 3 foot wide tracks.

And that’s how BIGFOOT 5 came along Edit 1 year later Actually those tires are the 8 footers not the 10 footers that 5 uses This is a different overland train than the other two with 10 foot tires

Even the presenter is under the snow here.

A relative to RJ Reynolds Tobacco owned that company. Also they made Rocket Axle.

So... Why don't you show us how it was made? Show us the engine, fuel delivery and the combustion stages so we can make our own. I don't trust this till I see the blueprints.

for those monster truck fans, in case you didn't know the Big Foot started out as a normal truck and evolved into what it became famous for, one of the first giant steps was to buy tires and wheels off either this vehicle or one of three the army had built and later sold for junk.

i can remember back in the 1940s our familys farm truck had a gas producer fitted it burned charcoal if you went on a long trip you had to carry extra with you and also my granfather had a car with one fitted to it