I have had customers come into my dealership with the fuel "device" installed as well as ones for the intake and vacuum lines. What they "do" is align the particles in the air and gas into a straight line to help them flow better into the engine. One car in particular had 4 of them on the intake and 3 on the fuel line. And as you guys proved we laughed our asses off at them for it.
The anti-static strap is a real item. By creating an alternate path for the static electric to go, it keeps you from a shock. Use to sell them when I worked at NAPA. It's not as big an issues today. Most OTR Trucks used them when transporting flammable liquids.
This gives me the same feeling as a teacher pairing the two goofiest kids in class and telling them they have full creative freedom on their class project
That grounding strap was a thing in the 70's, at least in Sweden. The gas stations sold them and you saw them on a lot of cars. Never saw one screwed to the exhaust though, as they usually were screwed to the chassis somewhere around the rear axle. I remember asking about them and being told they prevented the car from acquiring a static charge so you didn't get that zap when you touch the car that you sometimes get in the summer when the air is really dry. I can't really say when people stopped using them but I think it was about the late 70's or early 80's.
I work in a chemical factory, the first “mod” is used on all our fork lifts, to ground them out so they can’t create sparks and ignite a fire from the chemical fumes. No idea why you need one on a car tho...
Mainly for kids who get back in their car while pumping gas. Since they can sometimes just hop out without touching the metal of their vehicle, the static could spark on the nozzle and cause an explosion.
Those straps have been around for a long time (since the 50's at least). And they're meant for large vehicles towing trailers for hours on end (thus building up static electricity). Used to have one on my F100 in the 90's because i was tired of getting shocked every damn time i pulled over to get gas.
City buses have them. Look underneath and you'll see the tail dragging on the ground. :) Does the concept work? Yes. Is this a quality product that won't wear down to nothing in one mile? I have no clue. Probably better off with a piece of thick copper grounding strap, a bismuth fishing line sinker, and a hose clamp. JB weld the sinker to the strap an inch or 2 from the end, and hose clamp the other end to a metal chassis point like the exhaust in the center of the car so nobody sees it. Done. 👌 Probably cheaper and more effective.
Forreal though, this collab is freaking heaven to someone like me. Cars are 50% of my life, and gus and his type of humor AND DONUTS HUMOR are the other 50%
I had a static strap on my old gmc sonoma, can confirm that for some older cars, they do pick up static electricity and the strap actually helped a lot. Most common "conversation" it got me was people always telling me "hey just wanted to let you know something is dragging from your truck"
Those grounding straps are meant for vehicles in industrial settings. In large factories they have a lot of steel gocart/truck type vehicles and all machinery is required to be grounded. They're not meant for commercial use.
Plus with a hint of salt, they're probably useless (the commercial ones) due to them obviously not touching the ground most of the time and tires serving as a better grounding wire, again, with a grain of salt.
Yeahhhhh that little grounding wire on that thing isn't enough. The factory I work at, every forklift has them, but they are just a decently thick wire that touches from usually the middle of the lift... Had one actually get caught on the ground some where and jolt the driver enough that they had an injury from it 😬 Or so they claimed
Straps nor tires work as grounding devices. The vehicle itself acts as a Faraday cage. The steel is close enuff to ground that electricty basically goes around n down.
The first item (vehicle anti static strap) is for use one welding trucks or electric vehicles because they can build up a large static charge and it allows it to go to ground, you see them on a lot of vehicles in industrial areas.
I love this show! I literally can’t stop watching this show and idk if that’s a problem or not😅😂. Donut media is just that one show that never stops being good!
1 in 10 or so of all cars had those antistatic straps when I was a kid in Northern Europe in the 70s and early 80s. Unlike the ones on forklifts etc. they didn't wear down as fast as you'd think, as they barely touched the ground when the car was at speed, getting lifted by headwind, to then drop to the ground and hopefully discharge any static on the chassis once you stopped. I do remember them being like a rubberized thinner version of a battery ground strap though, not just a pair of twisted wires. And it was mostly the squares and granddads who mounted them to their Opel Kadett's, Ford Escorts etc. to not get zapped by static while getting in or out, not for any sort of "coolness", but just purely for comfort reasons. Was the days of polyester clothes and anything else fabric, so there was plenty of opportunity, believe me. Did they work? No clue what so ever. On one hand bone dry tarmac doesn't conduct much, on the other hand humid or wet weather keeps down static quite well as is. But you sure saw a lot of them.
well serviced car good oil so healthy engine with correctly pressured tires prob do more. this device prob end up doing more bad than good. remove unnecessary thing from car too some carry many of kg around that save more fuel than this device, drive better plan ahead try to get to lights when changing back to green so red light head do not rush to red and stop slow early try and keep moving that doing far better than this device, drive a manual esp if you have smaller engine. so many ways to save fuel without buying something what long term may do harm worst case damage fuel line or very worst fire
fun fact about the earth belt: the belt was pretty common in the 1970s in West Germany, because there they were actually (unironically) used to ground cars so the people wouldnt get a shock. Another fun fact: in east Germany those were unessecary because the cars were made out of plastic :)
I’m a heavy duty mechanic and lots of trailers actually have static straps. It helps keep the trailer grounded so it doesn’t create any spark when it’s full of gas.
ok, back in the 70's and 80's, I remember many cars had a grounding straps dragging along the ground...like nearly all cars had them. not sure if they were OEM or aftermarket at the time. Love these reviews!
My car gives me a static shock about half of the times I'm getting out, and I was thinking about searching for a ground strap (wich is the technical term) and I'm glad to see you can still get them! Would really love to get it 😂 I remember ground straps to be quite frequently occurring on cars till late 90's in The Netherlands. Mounted between the rear axle and rear bumper/fender, not around the tailpipe 🙈 As a kid (around 6yo) I used to think it was for electric cars, the same way bumper cars take electricity from the ceiling. My dad told me it was to prevent static shocks after I asked him if my assumption was correct 😂
One tip on the static electricity discharge. when you are stepping out at a gas station , open your door, hold the metal edge of the door before you step down, you wont be zapped when you are shutting the door. tried and tested.
GUS AND DONUT?!?! AM I LIKE EVEN IN REAL REALITY RIGHT NOW?! THIS IS THE BEST SUNDAY IVE HAD SINCE I FOUND OUT I DIDNT HAVE TO ATTEND CHURCH AND GO IN THE BACK ROOM WITH THE PASTOR 😂🔥
The first product, a grounding strap, is usually for vehicles that are carrying expensive electronic equipment or explosive items. I have seen many welding trucks or other contractor vehicles with it. I don't know if they are really effective, but maybe. I have never had it on my work truck. But maybe if I see a study proving it I would add one.
The earth ground is a real thing to ground a car or truck some 18 wheelers and welding trucks we use in the oilfield have them installed to prevent explosions and flash fires due to static electricity.
Yikes, hopefully there's no appreciable metal shavings in your fuel lines... the only place they'd come from is your fuel pump, but the bearings are lubed by fuel and last a very long time. Probably not even ferrous bearings. Idk why I wasted time typing this, anyone who buys the magnets deserves to have running issues so they can't drive the car. IQs that low should not pilot a 2 ton chunk of steel.
@@Narcosyn lol you won't melt anything by not getting enough fuel into your chamber. Your car just won't have a rich enough mixture, and it'll underperform and stall and such I guess. And it doesn't squeeze. It's mostly magnets
I rarely ever check out the channels of someone a UA-camr has on as a guest, but decided to try and give it a shot this time. You are legit pretty funny dude! I watched a few of your videos and subscribed, now to see if UA-cam's algorithm doesn't bury your stuff under all the other people I am subscribed too. UA-cam really needs to bring back subscription folders, then we could organize that stuff again!
These earth belt stuff were very common in the 90's 2000's here in france. We still see them but not as much. True they wear out when you drive slow but above 15mph they stay in the air and fall back down when you park to prevent the annoying sparking as you close the doors.
Those earth belts can be found on electric trolley buses, yes they rub off and you are supposed to replace them. So that is what they are for, grounding whole bus.
4:42 I just saw that propeller diffusor on Amazon the other day! I was looking for mint air fresheners to help keep spiders out of my car that stays parked most of the time. I saw something cooler that looks like a gyroscope or something with a marble that has the Solar System etched in it. I didn't get it because it's way too expensive.
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prince harry is outside my front door right now guys help
Megan is at mine. What do i do im scared
Ask him who’s joe
Joeseph Biden
Mug moment
Give him cheeky Nazi salute, hell know what you're referring to
Sorry for the late upload, my bad! -Max
You’re good
I was wondering where you went
A day yall upload is a good day
Hey donut 🍩 media
I will never forgive you max
James and Gus?
This really is God's country
Amen brother!
They’re just a couple of working men
Gods county
You pray for God all the time because you live in a developing country. That's the truth
@@peni80085 thanks Sherlock Holmes I guess
I have had customers come into my dealership with the fuel "device" installed as well as ones for the intake and vacuum lines. What they "do" is align the particles in the air and gas into a straight line to help them flow better into the engine.
One car in particular had 4 of them on the intake and 3 on the fuel line. And as you guys proved we laughed our asses off at them for it.
"I guarantee Alan is initiating all of those conversations and no one wants to speak to him" I'm dead
Haven’t laughed that heartily in a while
WTF??
In one shot, you can almost see Nolan in the background looking concerned about how well James is getting along with Gus
whats the time stamp
When?
☠️☠️☠️
😭
@@carbonjb1096 11:48
Gus seems like a nice guy. Will he be joining the show? What happens to Nolan?
The Gus Johnson shotgun video linked at the end of this D List is the funniest thing I've ever seen. I was crying. Love you James.
"There is a nice woman selling flowers at the next intersection!" "If you need one!" Need what? A Nice Woman or flowers? I'd take both to be fair.
Lol
Your comment had 68 likes. I liked it and saw 69, as I wasn’t paying attention before hand...
Nice
@@jackryan4313 i wonder who got 96, that's when you finish and you both roll over at the same time
The anti-static strap is a real item. By creating an alternate path for the static electric to go, it keeps you from a shock. Use to sell them when I worked at NAPA. It's not as big an issues today. Most OTR Trucks used them when transporting flammable liquids.
This gives me the same feeling as a teacher pairing the two goofiest kids in class and telling them they have full creative freedom on their class project
That grounding strap was a thing in the 70's, at least in Sweden. The gas stations sold them and you saw them on a lot of cars. Never saw one screwed to the exhaust though, as they usually were screwed to the chassis somewhere around the rear axle. I remember asking about them and being told they prevented the car from acquiring a static charge so you didn't get that zap when you touch the car that you sometimes get in the summer when the air is really dry. I can't really say when people stopped using them but I think it was about the late 70's or early 80's.
big in the 80s/90s here in NZ
thanks for the info
@Mr Polish when you get off the car and touch the door or smth metal there's a chance you get shocked by the static
@Mr Polish well it's pretty common just drive around
@Mr Polish What? You have never touched a car then?! I've been zapped by cars a million times.
I work in a chemical factory, the first “mod” is used on all our fork lifts, to ground them out so they can’t create sparks and ignite a fire from the chemical fumes. No idea why you need one on a car tho...
Mainly for kids who get back in their car while pumping gas. Since they can sometimes just hop out without touching the metal of their vehicle, the static could spark on the nozzle and cause an explosion.
Have you never been shocked with static electric shock?
Some cars will shock you in random metal spots. Like seatbelts. My truck doesn't suffer from this, but if it did, I'd definitely buy this.
in spain theres a lot of cars with similar belts. i think its for preventing the static electricity that the air friction can generate on some cars
Can help with dogs getting car sick
Gus Johnson was probably the last person I expected to see on the d list.
he’s in another video where they drive obstacle courses on cruise control. it’s great!
He’s the best
Right lmaoooo
He's been on my D-list for quite a while
Sorry
@@jakeb6703 Don't be
"Is that Gus Johnson?"
"Holy shit it's Gus Johnson!"
"If your bar for happiness is eating ketchup in your car, what a joyous life you lead". You know it brother!
Those straps have been around for a long time (since the 50's at least). And they're meant for large vehicles towing trailers for hours on end (thus building up static electricity). Used to have one on my F100 in the 90's because i was tired of getting shocked every damn time i pulled over to get gas.
I know hydro and pipeline trucks have them so their vehicles are grounded with all their extra electrical equipment onboard
City buses have them. Look underneath and you'll see the tail dragging on the ground. :) Does the concept work? Yes. Is this a quality product that won't wear down to nothing in one mile? I have no clue. Probably better off with a piece of thick copper grounding strap, a bismuth fishing line sinker, and a hose clamp. JB weld the sinker to the strap an inch or 2 from the end, and hose clamp the other end to a metal chassis point like the exhaust in the center of the car so nobody sees it. Done. 👌 Probably cheaper and more effective.
@@mannys9130 yeah i’ve seen those and wondered what they were dragging. good to know what it’s for
When I was a kid, in my country, 90% of the cars had them. Now they don't anymore, no idea why they disappeared.
On farm equipment they always have chains dragging on the ground in the field, although I think they take them off for the road.
“A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one”
Uhh, wrong channel? Lol
Yes
Donut needs to make a ride with James Pumphery sticker 😂
definitely should, i’d buy it 😹
@@jcargo2111 especially on his golf
I can def see that happening to Nolan tho
Holy shit yes
Forreal though, this collab is freaking heaven to someone like me. Cars are 50% of my life, and gus and his type of humor AND DONUTS HUMOR are the other 50%
Gus Johnson? On DONUT!?!?
A crossover from the gods themselves. “Racks shotgun”
Alakablam!
@@colecooper5836 fuck, you beat me to it
They also had Gus on the cruise control challenge video. It’s very good
Welp, time to like the video even though I haven't even watched the full vid yet.
hearted this comment before i finished reading it
@@Donut GUUUUUUS
Relatable
Everything time
I'm sorry but if you don't instantly like every video from your favorite creators then idk what's wrong with you
Finally we get James' Dad!
Even tho James is probably older than Gus lol
@@AtlasProductions. haha 😂 probably lol
Also known as Nolan's Grandpa
@@minihoog9327 😂
"Anyway, I won't be needing the oil change." LOL 🤣😆
This was a lot of fun. Awesome to see my favorite dudes on the tube hanging out together
I had a static strap on my old gmc sonoma, can confirm that for some older cars, they do pick up static electricity and the strap actually helped a lot. Most common "conversation" it got me was people always telling me "hey just wanted to let you know something is dragging from your truck"
When you walk in the wrong class and just stay.
Lol
The ground strap has been been around since the 50’s it was called a static strip.
Gus and James, one of the most Iconic duos yet
Those grounding straps are meant for vehicles in industrial settings. In large factories they have a lot of steel gocart/truck type vehicles and all machinery is required to be grounded. They're not meant for commercial use.
I highly doubt a company is going to buy all of what they need from eBay when it could be bought in bulk for a lot less
Plus with a hint of salt, they're probably useless (the commercial ones) due to them obviously not touching the ground most of the time and tires serving as a better grounding wire, again, with a grain of salt.
Yeahhhhh that little grounding wire on that thing isn't enough.
The factory I work at, every forklift has them, but they are just a decently thick wire that touches from usually the middle of the lift...
Had one actually get caught on the ground some where and jolt the driver enough that they had an injury from it 😬
Or so they claimed
Straps nor tires work as grounding devices. The vehicle itself acts as a Faraday cage. The steel is close enuff to ground that electricty basically goes around n down.
I agree Companies probably don't buy from eBay, I agree its kinda dumb. Yea yea tires. Im just telling everyone where the idea came from.
"Smells like 3m" killed me idk why.
Same
This is the crossover we didn't know we wanted and needed. Long live James Johnson!
Dude... I would definitely buy a “Ride With James” sticker if Doughnut made one!
The first item (vehicle anti static strap) is for use one welding trucks or electric vehicles because they can build up a large static charge and it allows it to go to ground, you see them on a lot of vehicles in industrial areas.
I love that Twins jersey. He shouts out 3M too. Wisconsin born, Minnesota loved.
He’s a bro. Dude in Cali wearing a MN Twins jersey
I love this show! I literally can’t stop watching this show and idk if that’s a problem or not😅😂. Donut media is just that one show that never stops being good!
Favorite UA-cam collabs keep bringing Gus back, he does so well for a non car guy.
This is literally a mix of my two favorite channels!!
Jobe’s hair is so majestic 🧞♂️
When I was a kid i remember
that a lot of old cars had these antistatic straps. 90s in middle east europe.
Thank you. I thought I was going crazy thinking that this was a thing when I was a kid in 90s
1 in 10 or so of all cars had those antistatic straps when I was a kid in Northern Europe in the 70s and early 80s. Unlike the ones on forklifts etc. they didn't wear down as fast as you'd think, as they barely touched the ground when the car was at speed, getting lifted by headwind, to then drop to the ground and hopefully discharge any static on the chassis once you stopped. I do remember them being like a rubberized thinner version of a battery ground strap though, not just a pair of twisted wires. And it was mostly the squares and granddads who mounted them to their Opel Kadett's, Ford Escorts etc. to not get zapped by static while getting in or out, not for any sort of "coolness", but just purely for comfort reasons. Was the days of polyester clothes and anything else fabric, so there was plenty of opportunity, believe me. Did they work? No clue what so ever. On one hand bone dry tarmac doesn't conduct much, on the other hand humid or wet weather keeps down static quite well as is. But you sure saw a lot of them.
It was pretty common here in Australia back in the 90s too!
"are you on fire? Then it works." LMAO
i love how they tested the emission tool in a volkswagen
6:25 clamps onto the pressure line going to the fuel rail, restricts fuel flow. 100% works for fuel saving.
well serviced car good oil so healthy engine with correctly pressured tires prob do more. this device prob end up doing more bad than good. remove unnecessary thing from car too some carry many of kg around that save more fuel than this device, drive better plan ahead try to get to lights when changing back to green so red light head do not rush to red and stop slow early try and keep moving that doing far better than this device, drive a manual esp if you have smaller engine. so many ways to save fuel without buying something what long term may do harm worst case damage fuel line or very worst fire
fun fact about the earth belt: the belt was pretty common in the 1970s in West Germany, because there they were actually (unironically) used to ground cars so the people wouldnt get a shock. Another fun fact: in east Germany those were unessecary because the cars were made out of plastic :)
This is the best Collab I never knew I wanted.
Amazing stuff
James and Gus laugh the same, and when they laugh together it creates a whole new environment.
Played the video and was like, "Damn this guy looks just like Gus"
Same I saw the thumbnail and I was like hmmm he looks like Gus
Same
"Mom I want a spinny boi turbo" we have a spinny boi at home: the spinny boi at home @6:12
I’m a heavy duty mechanic and lots of trailers actually have static straps. It helps keep the trailer grounded so it doesn’t create any spark when it’s full of gas.
This is the strangest yet best collab I’ve seen in a while.
James looks like an 80's action hero in this ad reel
11:48 Seeing Zack again was exciting and don't know why🤣
ok, back in the 70's and 80's, I remember many cars had a grounding straps dragging along the ground...like nearly all cars had them. not sure if they were OEM or aftermarket at the time. Love these reviews!
The collaboration i didnt know i needed. And that dip holder looks perfect i have always wanted my car to be tarter sauce scented
You should really do a up to speed on the Alpine A110, they released the 2nd generation a few years ago
Or maybe Alpine as a whole
I'm a simple man, when I see Gus Johnson, I click.
I love these nonsense D-Lists. Perfect start to my nonsense weekend.
I want the Harry decal sooo much ! 🤩
My car gives me a static shock about half of the times I'm getting out, and I was thinking about searching for a ground strap (wich is the technical term) and I'm glad to see you can still get them! Would really love to get it 😂
I remember ground straps to be quite frequently occurring on cars till late 90's in The Netherlands. Mounted between the rear axle and rear bumper/fender, not around the tailpipe 🙈 As a kid (around 6yo) I used to think it was for electric cars, the same way bumper cars take electricity from the ceiling. My dad told me it was to prevent static shocks after I asked him if my assumption was correct 😂
Definitely need that earth belt. I get shocked every time I get out of the Civic.
Shocked by what? How slow it is?
@@SecretSauceyjuice oh shit lmfaoooo
Haha
The crossover of James/doughnut and Gus I didn't know I needed
“Smells like 3M” I cried 😂😂
One tip on the static electricity discharge. when you are stepping out at a gas station , open your door, hold the metal edge of the door before you step down, you wont be zapped when you are shutting the door. tried and tested.
The duo I NEVER asked for, but my god am I so glad to see you guys in the same room together
“I know who you are Gus Johnson”
The collaboration we didn’t know we needed
I actually busted out laughing at work because of the Prince Harry sticker.
The saucemoto dip clip makes a great gift. I've bought them for friends who drive a LOT and they absolutely love them
GUS AND DONUT?!?! AM I LIKE EVEN IN REAL REALITY RIGHT NOW?! THIS IS THE BEST SUNDAY IVE HAD SINCE I FOUND OUT I DIDNT HAVE TO ATTEND CHURCH AND GO IN THE BACK ROOM WITH THE PASTOR 😂🔥
Donut has been killing it with the crossovers. Bruce and Gus are two of my favorite dudes on the internet!
LITERALLY THE 2 BEST YT CHANNELS COME TOGETHER TO CREATE A HISTORIC EVENT!
Im here for James reading the products names 😂
Let’s goooo, Donut and Gus collab!!! So happy
no way! my two favorite channels, love you guys both
Gus appearance remind me of one of Donut's lost program. You guys still remember what is that? 🤔
The crossover I didn’t know I needed until today.
ikr
The crossover I never knew I needed. This was beautiful! Gus is a legend!
The first product, a grounding strap, is usually for vehicles that are carrying expensive electronic equipment or explosive items. I have seen many welding trucks or other contractor vehicles with it. I don't know if they are really effective, but maybe. I have never had it on my work truck. But maybe if I see a study proving it I would add one.
I Was NOT expecting Gus to be in this video. 2 amazing worlds colliding. BOOM
Was waiting for another one of these😂
I actually watch the sponsor ads on this channel, cause they actually try to make them good 🤣
YOOOOOO I literally didn't even notice until right before the intro rolled. Love Gus, donut, HOW COOL!
The earth ground is a real thing to ground a car or truck some 18 wheelers and welding trucks we use in the oilfield have them installed to prevent explosions and flash fires due to static electricity.
You know what else is rubber and connects your car to the ground?
Hint: there's four of them, one on each corner.
Lemme guess. Is it Tires?
Is it the condoms that I’ve attached to your car doors? Here’s a little hint: I’m just getting started 😂
When you find out two of your friends already know each other 🤯🥳
I have a feeling that the “gas saver” might collect things in your lines and clog them 😂
Yikes, hopefully there's no appreciable metal shavings in your fuel lines... the only place they'd come from is your fuel pump, but the bearings are lubed by fuel and last a very long time. Probably not even ferrous bearings. Idk why I wasted time typing this, anyone who buys the magnets deserves to have running issues so they can't drive the car. IQs that low should not pilot a 2 ton chunk of steel.
If you have magnetic material in your fuel, then yes.
More like squeezing/choking the line, leaning out your car.
Yes, it will do as advertised, untill you melt your pistons.
@@Narcosyn haha exactly
@@Narcosyn lol you won't melt anything by not getting enough fuel into your chamber. Your car just won't have a rich enough mixture, and it'll underperform and stall and such I guess. And it doesn't squeeze. It's mostly magnets
I rarely ever check out the channels of someone a UA-camr has on as a guest, but decided to try and give it a shot this time. You are legit pretty funny dude! I watched a few of your videos and subscribed, now to see if UA-cam's algorithm doesn't bury your stuff under all the other people I am subscribed too.
UA-cam really needs to bring back subscription folders, then we could organize that stuff again!
Gus is my favorite member of Donut Media.
Imagine if the sauce holder just broke and you have sauce all over your dash and your lap
“That’s a threat!” lol
would watch but I’m gettin drinks with the boysssss
Almost 3 years after Donut posted this video and I still honestly have absolutely no idea who this Gus guy is
These earth belt stuff were very common in the 90's 2000's here in france. We still see them but not as much. True they wear out when you drive slow but above 15mph they stay in the air and fall back down when you park to prevent the annoying sparking as you close the doors.
I love these videos and I also love gus Johnson's videos
Gus is like the Sam Jackson of youtube, he collabs with everyone
Those earth belts can be found on electric trolley buses, yes they rub off and you are supposed to replace them.
So that is what they are for, grounding whole bus.
4:42 I just saw that propeller diffusor on Amazon the other day! I was looking for mint air fresheners to help keep spiders out of my car that stays parked most of the time. I saw something cooler that looks like a gyroscope or something with a marble that has the Solar System etched in it. I didn't get it because it's way too expensive.
This is so beautiful! My favorite boys!!! What a beautiful combination!
One thing is definitely sure: there's no risk in liking this video before watching 😉.
Well shit...