but you dont want that eye burn ill bet ya that

@@xxDOTH3DEWxx It's not *that* bad. My RCs burn the same fuel these guys do, albiet in much more mild ratios. It stings but it's not any worse than, say, a particularly potent onion.

get yerself a nitro RC car. They burn the same exact fuel, just with different ratios(I use a 20% nitro fuel in mine).

Nitric acid ( a bi product of burning nitro ) will clear your sinuses!

@@justicelut Can confirm from my RC cars. They run a similar fuel, albiet with much more mild proportions(20% nitro 12% oil balance methanol) and the exhaust from them is the single most powerful decongestant I have ever encountered.

when I was a 16 year old apprentice at college i saw this lumpy thing on a shelf in the classroom ( back in 1979) I could see it had been partially sectioned to show the internals and it had a plug wire or two chopped off almost flush, so I could see there was a shaft that should rotate, it was real stiff, then all of a sudden it kind of released and turned through 90 degrees or so and I got a shock up my arm !! I found out later it was a magneto ! Acton College, London .

@@mainman2999 I hear you. Old military crank phones can bite as well the same way. Same concept. MSD had a new to us MSD 10 back in the days at one time,,although it is debatable if they were that good of an ignition box. I dont even know if they service them anymore The neighbor who was a petrol head was tuning the thing and all of a sudden,,at the highest pitch he could achieve,,,all we heard was "SHUT IT OFF!!,,SHUT IT OFF!!,,SHUT IT OFF!!. Ride the lightening!!,, Bloody outch!!.

My old knucklehead bit me once and it's something you never forget or repeat. Never mind 44 amps.

As dangerous as these mags are, it's nothing compared to older CRT tube TV's. I knew a guy once that weighted 300lbs, got thrown against the wall messing with a older TV. He had no clue or no business messing with it but thought he could fix it and save repair cost. He learned the hard way and never touched one from that day on. Dude was lucky it thru him off of it when it did, otherwise he'd of been a gonner.

Probably his wife

Lee Syrjanen it’s his daughter

@@bowilliams6227 it was his girl friend at that time.

Well let's try they don't have a Tranny rookie, they have a reverser, go fast or back up only built to break one way, and as far as the tires spinning get out in life thats how they warm up everything, you should watch more vidieos, there bench racer, this shit is way a above your head

@@marcbuffington8944 SORRY, the PLATES shouldn't be engaged. MY BAD, ROOKIE. In any case, that car is dangerous if it can't sit still without the plates engaging. The tires should be sitting still until they're engaged. God, why you gotta be such a dick?

@@Chris_Harris its all good but if you been around them anofe that when do that it helps seat the clutch, it's all crew chef and there game on what is said

@@marcbuffington8944 Then I withdraw my insult and we back off. They generally seal with blips don't they? I've of course done the nitromethane wetworks a bunch of times but I hadn't seen a runaway spin on the tires right off the start. Lots when someone's in the seat and they test R and F but never with nobody there. Seems dangerous. Hell from the way they frame it, it doesn't look like anyone is in the seat at all. I would think that's a workplace safety thing. Like put someone in the seat no matter what you're doing if that booger is running.

Lol...that about covers it👍 And in case it matters the tires spinning keeps the clutch cool...

Oh wow, really? I though the engines were pretty quiet.

Safety is for pussies :P

And your point is? Been around loud noise all my life. Drag racing motorcycle racing rock concerts...I have on ear that's about 10% off. My mother was almost deaf by the age I am now and never abused her hearing