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I dont buy it. Theres no way they got the fuel system, cooling system, brake system, all the bolts, wires and crap like that out. I didnt see any tools being used. And theres now way axles just line up that good and just drop in. Just my .02. They might of had an electric motor that powered the back wheels or something.
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As was said before, this was a prepped event. But none the less impressive. Here's what I see needed disconnected/reconnected at minimum to do this:
1. 2 engine bolts (if they were are evern bolts - they could just rig pins for a stunt like this.
2. Drive axles - this they couldve prepped by not having the originals ones in place to begine with (notice they only started the car and did not actually drive it at the start). They would just slide the splined axles into the tranny - not actually bolt it up.
3. Gear shift, throttle, and clutch (I think it was a manual from the way they launched) linkage - again these could be prepped with pins instead of bolts.
4. Battery connection - easy enough
5. Ignition connection - could be accomplished with quick release clips
If it's a carburated car that's it. There should be enough fuel in the bowls to crank the engine and drive the car 10 feet. The pins only have to hold long enough for them to drive the car 10 feet. Can anyone think of anything I left out?
1. 2 engine bolts (if they were are evern bolts - they could just rig pins for a stunt like this.
2. Drive axles - this they couldve prepped by not having the originals ones in place to begine with (notice they only started the car and did not actually drive it at the start). They would just slide the splined axles into the tranny - not actually bolt it up.
3. Gear shift, throttle, and clutch (I think it was a manual from the way they launched) linkage - again these could be prepped with pins instead of bolts.
4. Battery connection - easy enough
5. Ignition connection - could be accomplished with quick release clips
If it's a carburated car that's it. There should be enough fuel in the bowls to crank the engine and drive the car 10 feet. The pins only have to hold long enough for them to drive the car 10 feet. Can anyone think of anything I left out?
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