@@ThatGuy-ou4ev Flywheel off a steam engine. With chisels bolted every 15° round the circumference. It'll take an hour to get up to speed, but it'll destroy *everything* in its' path...😊
Its pretty awesome watching dune buggies with those tires in action. In sand and in water they act more like the wheels of a paddle steamer then they do road tires or regular off road tires since they are designed to be used on material which does not, shall we say, stand its ground in the manner of hard packed dirt, stones or pavement.
I did this experiment with a fubar rc car when I was like 7. It's a dream come true to see it in full scale. You're doing more than entertainment here, G54
Why not use slicks? The “paddle wheel” approach makes sense if the engine is attached and supplying power continuously. But with only tyre momentum, maybe slicks would conserve rotational energy allowing them to glide a bit further.
Maybe a tractor tire from the front of a 4 wheel drive tractor? They have the diagonal tread and are small enough to launch. Without the bolts holding the tread on, it might be strong enough.
All in good fun on a sunny weekend. Too many people here in the states would find so much wrong with what you are doing. I see nothing but good fun and learning.
I love you guys I guess it doesn't matter what part of the world you live in its just in our DNA to garage 54 something Much love from Tulia Texas out on the farm 🚜
The "bouncing bomb" method works better. IE backspin. How you'd launch them like that though I'm not sure. The physics dictated that back spin generates a high pressure under the item in contact with the water. Forward spin in effect pulls it into the water and increases drag by loads. Bernoulli's principle and Barnes Wallis are the two potential starting points.
LOL very very good ! most impressive experiment ! watching those wheels displace water and hearing the '' wwwwwwwhhhhhhhhhsssssssssshhhhhhhhhhhhhh '' , is incredible .
VLAD! This was a great project! Learned a lot there! Try motorcycle and dirt bike wheels! They are lighter. and dirt bike tires already have knobby tread! :D Maybe quad wheels?
If you look up Barnes Wallis and the 'Dambusters' bouncing bomb from WW2, you'll see that it's backspin you need for best results. Which wouldn't be easy on that setup. I reckon a wide slick would work well though.
Then tell me how they do that in lake in middle of sand dunes with bikes and quads ? They put it in reverse ? No they dont .. it needs momentum same as speed
@@Propan-Bhutan Yes, that's how it worked: like an underarm bowling motion. Which is why I say it wouldn't be easy with their screw setup. It could be done with reversed drive and a swinging arm or quadrant, but that's some involved engineering. However, if you want to fling a rotating cylindrical object a long way over the surface of water, it's well proven to work.
How about creating snd balancing a metal “paddle wheel” design and see if It would go over water. It wouldn’t expand and explode, but I’m would certainly need to be made and balanced well…
Create a decent sized steel ramp to launch the tires off. Weld sections 1 1/2" angle irons on it for ultimate grip and watch the things fly into the horizon!!
So your best option to launch a wheel at high speed is something like a straight road. Warning, the rim will probably dig into it though. The harder the surface, the less likely the oscillations will occur that you saw, but you have to worry about friction. If you dig into the road however, you will gain a lot of frictional force, so sometimes having a small surface area for contact can actually help (which is why spikes on tires exist). Basically, you want it to dig into the surface as much as possible without having said surface create a ramp that will launch it into the air
You can get the wheel to hover over thw water and go much further if you use a slick tire and a really grippy and smooth launch surface. The wheel must be moving forward without slipping (advance at the same rate as it's spinning) when it hits the water, otherwise it'll just dig into the water. Also it needs to have quite some speed
Any updates on the magical chinese headlight restorer stuff? Are the headlights still fine? I need to take care of mine and the demo was quite encouraging
Haha... My friend used to do something similar with a bicycle wheel. He would take a 20" bicycle wheel, lock up its axel by tightening it all the way, and loosely, but firmly, fit the axel into a grid-powered drill. The wheel would spin up to full RPM, then the axel would slip from the drill's grip, causing the wheel to launch super fast onto his neighbor's property toward their house. He didn't give a shit, and it was hilarious to witness.
This was fun, do it again, but this time make sure the tire, machine, and angle are perfectly perpendicular to the water so when the tire comes off it will skim over the water like a rock. 👍✌
For the tire to skim across the water, it needs to be going 60+ mph or 100+ kph so that it is hydroplaning. So a greater distance over ground is needed for the tire to come up to full speed and all of extra rotational energy converted into horizontal speed. In the video the tire was still spinning faster than it was traveling across the ground and still kicking up a lot of sand before it reached the water. Once in the water, the horizontal speed was to low and the water just wraps around the tire and absorbs all the rotational energy. The best case would be a smooth tire which would skip over the water. As everyone knows, smooth tires are very dangerous for driving at high speed in the rain. Hit a puddle and the whole car loses contact with the ground and can spin out of control.
Also, it is skipping over the sand (most likely) because of the fact the sand easily displaces, creating small ramps, the tire shoots up and loses traction. Using a different surface, and making sure there is a small gap between the wheel and that surface on release, will probably give you the highest acceleration and end velocity, and the wheel could go further over the water with a greater horizontal velocity
Try a smooth tyre (with no tread), a long run across sand, and then a slight ramp to get the wheel "air borne" before it gets to the water. A wide tyre may be better. Also, check out "the dam busters", a British military invention is featured, known as the "bouncing bomb", launched at around 395 km/h... You guys make great videos :-)
You need a very flat launch surface or somehow get rid of the bouncing before it approaches the water. Wonder if shaving the tread to be more like water paddle. Fill inside of tire with cement just to see how that works if at all lol
I wanna hang with this guy so destructive. Lol, I have a idea. Have you watch the tractor pull those tires are used to high rev plus weight. Has paddles will help with traction. Can you install a shock of some sort to help keep the wheel from bouncing so much when you accelerate? Maybe be give yourself a little more take-off by moving the machine back like 2 meters a little land to help with speed b4 it hits the water. I love watching your channel. Give me more... Lol
I bet big ol mud tires would do the trick which is a similar tread to the V tread you did into the one tire. Also I think slicks would be an interesting tire to try this with.
Would a plolaris ranger tire help not blow up? It’s a smaller tire with a four lug pattern and already has that diagonal design already in its tread also it would have lighter rim meaning more revs right??
Put the tire on the rim backwards The tread pattern is designed to pull the tire into the water as to avoid hydroplaning If you put the tire in backwards, the tread will instead push the tire away from the water and allow it to skip above the water
"Aw, that looks super sketch....."
When Vlad says it looks sketchy, you damn well better look out.
When a sober Russian says "oh shit", you watch.
When a drunk Russian says "oh shit", you run.
I'd probably run for cover half of the times he says everything looks good :)
would love to see a flywheel launched with this
Ah I see what you did there
In other words, nobody's died yet. Why hasn't somebody died, and what can we do about that?
nah, it will cut into the water immediately
@@creepingjesus5106 👍😂 Then a flywheel just won't do, I'm thinking saw blade. The biggest one you can get.
@@ThatGuy-ou4ev Flywheel off a steam engine. With chisels bolted every 15° round the circumference. It'll take an hour to get up to speed, but it'll destroy *everything* in its' path...😊
Next how about you guys launch these tyres over a ramp to see how high they go.
yep
I was just coming to comment the same thing and saw your comment. I’ll make my own that way they’ll have a better chance of seeing it
Sounds good to me.
That sounds, deadly...
Idk if i really want to see they do that
@@slimsick1073 no it doesnt...
Those tire explosions was spectacular, such immense power ripping those metal axels apart like it was nothing more than thin icicles
You should look towards using sand tires, they have paddles in them are a known for being able to go across water..
You mean ballon tires?
Its pretty awesome watching dune buggies with those tires in action. In sand and in water they act more like the wheels of a paddle steamer then they do road tires or regular off road tires since they are designed to be used on material which does not, shall we say, stand its ground in the manner of hard packed dirt, stones or pavement.
How would they get spun up?
3:00 Monster Lada stand distant in the background in queue. ;)
I did this experiment with a fubar rc car when I was like 7. It's a dream come true to see it in full scale. You're doing more than entertainment here, G54
You should install a heavy duty fender to protect the machine when the tire explodes
the fender would need to be replaced after every blowout....
@@trillrifaxegrindor4411 not of it's made out of 1/2" plate
@@NineCylinderDiesel then youll get shrapnel
@@krotchlickmeugh627 not if you reinforce it with a steel alloy
@@ogpd4898 then you'll get steel alloy shrapnel.
The new competition, tire launching.
Love to see what dirt racing tires could do on the water.
Tire launching competition?
I wonder how they're going to make it safe lol
@@kerimca98 one example for protection from the explosion debri, same ballistic resistant poly seen thru mythbusters.
hey there fellas!
Always a good start to a UA-cam video.
Not so good if it's what you hear your mechanic say!
😉😂
Why not use slicks?
The “paddle wheel” approach makes sense if the engine is attached and supplying power continuously. But with only tyre momentum, maybe slicks would conserve rotational energy allowing them to glide a bit further.
Spot on.
Was my thought was well
The actual wheel needs a flywheel!
They could easily weld a flywheel to the rim
No tire, just rim, at full speed!
Also try it with slick tires, then you might get a kind of aquaplaning that makes the tire go further over the water.
yup same concept as skipping stones tbh.
I would like to see what it can do on a drag strip. See how fast that wheel can go in an 1/8 mile. Maybe race the wheel against something?
Ok that’s dangerous and way more entertaining than this smucks idea. Clearly did not think of fysics or I mean for us physics lol
you could super supersize this and launch massive tractor tyres!
with 2 scrap lada engines? not possible
Very good video fellas. One worthy of Garage 54.... /cheers
Maybe a tractor tire from the front of a 4 wheel drive tractor? They have the diagonal tread and are small enough to launch. Without the bolts holding the tread on, it might be strong enough.
Brilliant fun. So many camera angles too.
Well done, very entertaining
I love watching you crazy buggers!! Great video!! Next, try making a car drive on water, using paddles on tyres!!
You guys really do some crazy things, love it!
no shit 😂
All in good fun on a sunny weekend. Too many people here in the states would find so much wrong with what you are doing. I see nothing but good fun and learning.
That merch montage was epic lol. Another awesome video guys!!!!
Thanks for the video. You guys should partner up with the slow mo guys and get some awesome slo mo.
this was funny he he,thank you guys for a great channel
I love you guys I guess it doesn't matter what part of the world you live in its just in our DNA to garage 54 something
Much love from Tulia Texas out on the farm 🚜
That snow studded tire looks mid evil as hell
Weld paddles to a rim and see how that works.
First time seeing this and I am laughing at how hilariously oversize and awesome that is...hahah!
garage 54 is my favorite science channel
Can't stop watching these videos
That was such a Kool video. I hope you can find a new diff. I love this type videos.
Great merch sequence. I might even buy some. :)
Love the tire shooter
The wheels really dig into the water, I did not expect that.
same
I agree totally. It seriously surprised me at how often cars hydroplane...
Thats what they are designed to do. Otherwise in the rain your car would have no grip.
If they sanded off all the grip it would fly.
Wonderful!
Greetings from Italy!
I love these guys they do the stuff I wish I had the resources to try
You guys never fail to entertain!
The "bouncing bomb" method works better. IE backspin. How you'd launch them like that though I'm not sure. The physics dictated that back spin generates a high pressure under the item in contact with the water. Forward spin in effect pulls it into the water and increases drag by loads. Bernoulli's principle and Barnes Wallis are the two potential starting points.
That’s what I was thinking. I wonder if they have an aircraft large enough to carry that rig.
LOL
very very good !
most impressive experiment !
watching those wheels displace water and hearing the
'' wwwwwwwhhhhhhhhhsssssssssshhhhhhhhhhhhhh '' , is incredible .
Try a space saver tire (spare) something lighter.🤗🤗🤗❤ Great vid idea.
Loved this video. Do this again, but give the tire more time to get speed over dry ground!
You guy’s should’ve have used paddle tires! Like the ones they use for mud bogging!👌😂👍
This guy doesn't run Outta Ideas😂
Love these guys, thanks for dubbing in english.
America: We make railgun
Russia: WE USE WHEEL
This was a neat idea I was actually very impressed by the first tire actually if the had tractor tires it would work better that or swamper tires
I suggest using a smooth tire so when it hit`s the water it is more like skipping a stone.
Yeah they should have tried a racing slick or track day tyre.
Lol, this is one of my favorite channels, and I wouldn't be able to enjoy it without BMI Russian.
Also skip the tires, launch a double ended ax.
VLAD!
This was a great project!
Learned a lot there!
Try motorcycle and dirt bike wheels!
They are lighter. and dirt bike tires already have knobby tread! :D
Maybe quad wheels?
Cool videos I want to see a Lada verses brick wall challenge
If you look up Barnes Wallis and the 'Dambusters' bouncing bomb from WW2, you'll see that it's backspin you need for best results. Which wouldn't be easy on that setup. I reckon a wide slick would work well though.
Shorter, wider tire and wheel so of might hold together at high speed. Go kart asphalt racing slick possibly.
Then tell me how they do that in lake in middle of sand dunes with bikes and quads ? They put it in reverse ? No they dont .. it needs momentum same as speed
What you mean is those bombs were put in reverse because they needed the bomb to jump higher
@@Propan-Bhutan Yes, that's how it worked: like an underarm bowling motion. Which is why I say it wouldn't be easy with their screw setup. It could be done with reversed drive and a swinging arm or quadrant, but that's some involved engineering.
However, if you want to fling a rotating cylindrical object a long way over the surface of water, it's well proven to work.
That was fun I likde watching those tires explode.
I remember having a tyre spinning toy as a kid, basically a Beyblade but it's a toy tyre instead, exactly went like that on the video, unreal
How about creating snd balancing a metal “paddle wheel” design and see if It would go over water. It wouldn’t expand and explode, but I’m would certainly need to be made and balanced well…
crazy russion people , i just love it !
Love a video without any stupid health and safety! Great channel.
Beatifull w124 there 😍
loved the video
I would have loved to see the studded tire go, also a knobby tire does really well over water, and of course a paddle tire.
Create a decent sized steel ramp to launch the tires off. Weld sections 1 1/2" angle irons on it for ultimate grip and watch the things fly into the horizon!!
A few popped wheels, a skimming wheel and a few sand spitters. As I expected. LOL
Anyone close to the wake definitely got soaked!
id like to see you guys go to a 1/4 mile race track and send one at as fast as you can down the track and maybe race beside it if its safe enough
1:50 Sqwating! So Russian! Love it!
Garage 54 is the reason wheels are flying down the highway XD
So your best option to launch a wheel at high speed is something like a straight road. Warning, the rim will probably dig into it though. The harder the surface, the less likely the oscillations will occur that you saw, but you have to worry about friction. If you dig into the road however, you will gain a lot of frictional force, so sometimes having a small surface area for contact can actually help (which is why spikes on tires exist). Basically, you want it to dig into the surface as much as possible without having said surface create a ramp that will launch it into the air
You can get the wheel to hover over thw water and go much further if you use a slick tire and a really grippy and smooth launch surface. The wheel must be moving forward without slipping (advance at the same rate as it's spinning) when it hits the water, otherwise it'll just dig into the water. Also it needs to have quite some speed
launch a forklift tire and see what happens. there solid and super heavy. also try launching the square wheel on the water.
Awesome videos guys 🤘🤟👍👌🙋
It would be cool if they did Builds with quads
Any updates on the magical chinese headlight restorer stuff? Are the headlights still fine? I need to take care of mine and the demo was quite encouraging
Paddle tires would be definitely interesting, maybe even a studded snow tire 😳🤔
I did the same thing with my R/C buggy when I was 17. Glad someone did this with real engine.
eating watermelon while watching garage54 experiment,
now that is the childhood i wish i have
Haha... My friend used to do something similar with a bicycle wheel. He would take a 20" bicycle wheel, lock up its axel by tightening it all the way, and loosely, but firmly, fit the axel into a grid-powered drill. The wheel would spin up to full RPM, then the axel would slip from the drill's grip, causing the wheel to launch super fast onto his neighbor's property toward their house. He didn't give a shit, and it was hilarious to witness.
try a deep tread tractor tire. The smaller narrow ones can be mounted to car tires. we use them mainly for mudding in louisiana
That onboard camera capture Russian warpdrive when launch, seconds when reality dysfunction exist.
There was a toy when I was a kid that was basically this. Youd go looking for the wheel that shot down 5 blocks away
Or you were told to go outside with it and it shot into the woods...
At mach 7
I still don't get how they approved that shit for kids
This was fun, do it again, but this time make sure the tire, machine, and angle are perfectly perpendicular to the water so when the tire comes off it will skim over the water like a rock. 👍✌
It's the traction that's keeping the tire/wheel from skimming the water. Use a racing Slick!
I'd love to see them race the tires with a ramp at the end as well
For the tire to skim across the water, it needs to be going 60+ mph or 100+ kph so that it is hydroplaning. So a greater distance over ground is needed for the tire to come up to full speed and all of extra rotational energy converted into horizontal speed. In the video the tire was still spinning faster than it was traveling across the ground and still kicking up a lot of sand before it reached the water. Once in the water, the horizontal speed was to low and the water just wraps around the tire and absorbs all the rotational energy. The best case would be a smooth tire which would skip over the water. As everyone knows, smooth tires are very dangerous for driving at high speed in the rain. Hit a puddle and the whole car loses contact with the ground and can spin out of control.
boys and their toys never grow old
I have tires like that on my off roading mower. They work great in deep mud
Also, it is skipping over the sand (most likely) because of the fact the sand easily displaces, creating small ramps, the tire shoots up and loses traction. Using a different surface, and making sure there is a small gap between the wheel and that surface on release, will probably give you the highest acceleration and end velocity, and the wheel could go further over the water with a greater horizontal velocity
Good job. The water is just yo much resistance for a tire not being powered as it runs through the water
Try a smooth tyre (with no tread), a long run across sand, and then a slight ramp to get the wheel "air borne" before it gets to the water. A wide tyre may be better. Also, check out "the dam busters", a British military invention is featured, known as the "bouncing bomb", launched at around 395 km/h... You guys make great videos :-)
I'd love to see this done at a drag strip.
Now its a water wheel
Classic episode
You need a very flat launch surface or somehow get rid of the bouncing before it approaches the water.
Wonder if shaving the tread to be more like water paddle.
Fill inside of tire with cement just to see how that works if at all lol
I wanna hang with this guy so destructive. Lol, I have a idea. Have you watch the tractor pull those tires are used to high rev plus weight. Has paddles will help with traction. Can you install a shock of some sort to help keep the wheel from bouncing so much when you accelerate? Maybe be give yourself a little more take-off by moving the machine back like 2 meters a little land to help with speed b4 it hits the water.
I love watching your channel. Give me more... Lol
the tire launcher 2.0 should use a couple of truck diffs connected input to output for some real speed multiplication.
I bet big ol mud tires would do the trick which is a similar tread to the V tread you did into the one tire. Also I think slicks would be an interesting tire to try this with.
Hey try do low pro big rim tires aired down work better than big rubber tires aired down?
A bald tire? As in no tread left. And do you need a differential? Could the hub be mounted directly a drive shaft extension?
Would a plolaris ranger tire help not blow up? It’s a smaller tire with a four lug pattern and already has that diagonal design already in its tread also it would have lighter rim meaning more revs right??
Very Cool!
Put the tire on the rim backwards
The tread pattern is designed to pull the tire into the water as to avoid hydroplaning
If you put the tire in backwards, the tread will instead push the tire away from the water and allow it to skip above the water
Exactly. Same with a slick. Its just skip
I was thinking something crazy and y'all be the ones to do it make a stand that holds the crank and have the hole motor spin instead of the crank
Like to see em use a hooster racing slick tire !!
These guys are funny!