Can You Drive On Stone Wheels?
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Published 2024-07-06
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All Comments (21)
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YOOOO THESE ARE MY PEOPLE
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If you were inspired by The Flintstones to make stone wheels, try to make a car that you can accelerate by using your feet.
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Make a road out of rubber and use asphalt wheels
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Tire shops don't want you to know this simple trick!
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I was at work at Lowe's when I saw you guys getting that stone. I was wondering what you would do with those stones. Well, now I know what you did.
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I’m telling my kids that this is mythbusters
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concrete and solid stone burnout made my day
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I can't believe the limestone held together. Try again with marble and make them thicker!
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"we need to switch that one out so we don't damage the road" bit late bud, this was such a fun video to watch, your nuts
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Ok, next time, make a proper concrete wheel set, all 4, balance them perfectly, watercut them properly into a round shape and use those... And add more armature just for safety... With them balanced well, you are likely to overdo it, so it`s better that they be reinforced af... I would also consider adding some abrasive grit into the concrete, mix in some of the used up granite... It ought to add some friction to the ``wheel``...
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America's garage54 lol
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You guys not know the shovel trick? You take a regular shovel and place the blade of it flat against the ground and slide it under the wheel. Now push the handle down and it will hike the wheel up enough to stick it on the hib.
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The Chrisfix impersonation was pretty damn good.
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Forget the stone wheels where did you get that sweet Pinto 😎
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As you were fitting the concrete tire on the car I was thinking... "man I wonder how that would perform doing a burnout." Thank you
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"Zero to sixty test" dude, you're in a Pacer, your zero to sixty time is never going to be better than "eventually"
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6:16 I was thinking he does a great Chris Fix impression but then I realized maybe he actually is Chris Fix? 😮
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The QPR mix you used is not asphalt, it's cold patch. It's not made with tar which asphalt is, it's made with latex to remain flexible.
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1:12 Finally, I feel represented in your video. Thank you! And I approve!
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Dude, I gotta thank you from saving me from a sleepless night. I fell asleep within the first 5 minutes of this video
