Fact-checking Tesla Roadster stunts
Jason applies engineering calculations to the Roadster reveal’s wall-climbing, flight, and acceleration stunts.
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Engineering Explained
Jason Fenske is the mechanical engineer behind Engineering Explained, where whiteboard lessons, road tests, and a curious eye help car fans understand how cars work.
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A Mustang Mach-E joins the garage
After Lucid bought back his Air, Jason bought a used 2022 Mustang Mach-E GT Performance while waiting for his Rivian R2.
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A guide to choosing tires
Jason compares summer, all-season, all-weather, winter, and all-terrain tires, explaining how tread, compound, construction, and contour affect performance. Continental sponsored the video.
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Why a hot turbo needs time to cool
A short explainer follows the heat inside a turbocharger and explains why shutting down immediately after hard driving can leave oil deposits.
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Bigger brakes and the grip limit
Jason explains why tire grip limits a single stop, while upgraded brakes can help maintain consistent performance through repeated hard stops.
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