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@slantyboy Not sure, but heatshrink might be eaten away by fuel. It's no problem if the terminals are submerged in fuel. It's only 12volt and the electrical resistance of fuel is way too high for a current to flow through. Also, sparks won't ignite the fuel if there is fuel vapor. The concentrati...

@nansote You obviously never had belgian beer ;)

@luciferiexcelsil Not true. Harmfull effects of ehtyl alcohol do not come from the percentage, but from the total amount you drink and in what time span you drink that amount. A couple of six-packs of beer contain the same amount of alcohol of one full glass of 70% liquor. You don't see people fa...

@rusepower Last time I watched a vid from exvitermini it had 1400bhp, so this'll prolly be more...

I want an MP3 version!

Nice! :) Eric the Car Guy Customs :P

@drewglis Just imagine the green rod can stop at every angle you wish. The video doesn't show it, but it can.

It's not infinite, since there's a minimum and maximum. But it's not two stage either, because it can be set at any angle between min and max.

@SIRlodgey Thats a type of 2.0i 16valve 4cylinder in-line 150bhp (code "C20XE") engine by Opel/Vauxhall. It carries an red "L" shaped plastic badge (sparkplug cover actually) on it's top cover, hence "Redtop".

The Dutch and the Germans call it "Roodkapje" or "Rötkapchen", wich litteraly means "Li...

@Drew99GT Welcome to the magic of Video Editting ;) Ever noticed that many of Eric's video's have lots of cut/paste points? Even during sentences? It's like he's cutting all the cursing out :P

@PAC0TAC0 @hwyone Better yet: /watch?v=hrxXCXdcqVs&feature=related

Schmidt wheels without tyres skidding on a brick road and turning red hot.

@gymboy99 I'd go see a doctor if I were you. You may have an ear infection of some sort. X16XE's do sound like this. As a matter of fact, all 16valve Opel engines from this period in time sound pretty much the same, except for a lack of low tones from the smaller engines, wich is quite easily fix...

@gymboy99 Not true. Weight difference between a stock 1.6 8v 101bhp GSi engine (Corsa A/Nova) and a 2.0 16v 150bhp is around 50kg, including the transmission. Add thicker drive-shafts adding 5kg, and various strengthening bits (couple of metal pieces and some welds), and a Corsa A (or Nova, for U...

you guys do realise that argueing on the internet is like running the special olympics, right? wheter you win or lose, you're still retarded.