I Mount 3 jet engines to my Tesla Model S to make the world's first Tesla with Jet Thrusters, I call it the Jet-Powered Tesla as I do in fact drive it under only jet power.
This build was extremely in-depth, I listened to what everyone was asking for in the past videos and I built almost every single part from the ground up, I counted over 200 parts in total.
The next project I'm going to be doing with this car is going to be even more extreme.
Not only did I make over 200 parts but I also had 88 folders full of video footage because the build took about 42 days total and my schedule was heavily affected by raw material shortages.
All the machines and equipment I use are on my Website: www.ShopWarpedPerception.com
But I do have a lot of other footage and cool videos that I took while filming this episode, I'm going to be posting them on my second Channel called "Unthinkable" Here's a link to that channel / @warpedlab and I will have the first jet-powered Tesla-related videos uploaded shortly after this one posts.
Thanks for watching and thanks for everybody's support!!
I'm gearing up to make more intense episodes so look out for those.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:22 Building Jet Control Panels
03:38 Building Rear Controls
04:29 Attaching Jet Engines
05:59 Installing Fuel Tank
06:20 Build Fuel Gauge
06:29 Jet Engines All Done
08:03 Test Run
09:18 Blasting Alley Full Thrust
10:30 Driving on Freeway Jet Power
13:50 filling Up With Fuel
14:24 0-60 Runs at Strip
15:42 0-60 Run 1 No Jet Power
16:15 Starting Jet Engines
17:19 0-60 Run 1 with Jet Power
18:09 0-60 Run 2 with Jet Power
19:35 Why I Placed Engines
20:25 Outro and More Info
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Watch this in 4k when possible, it looks incredibly awesome !
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I connect with this on a spiritual level. Awesome Job Matt! See you shortly 👀
I know you love electric and I also know you love diesel fuel hahahaha! For sure we have to get in the kitchen together soon and cook something up.
Why? He didn't click bait anyone with a fog machine.
The elusive cliff hanger from Rich rebuilds, I want to see the video collaboration!
@@Questchaun can't tell if the fog machine is his "assistant" or if there was a video with an actual fog machine. 😂
@@admiralthex when rich first started his KZhead account He used a fog machine to pretend his flooded Tesla caught fire. To me a slimy way to get views.
Absolutely EPIC!! Looking forward to more videos on the Tesla with jet thrusters!
It’s my most fav KZhead video now
Thank you !! Yes I have a few more on the way .
Always makes me smile when I see PF in WP comments and vice versa, love both of your videos. Keep it up!
An endorsement from Project Farm is quite the honour!
You could make a jet powered lawn mower!
I just want to take a moment to show some appreciation, no, admiration for all the skills needed to so this. A person could make a good life off of having just one of 2 of the skills or areas of expertise to make all this happen. You've got them all wrapped up in one guy. I feel like I need to step up my game as a man. - Electronics, embedded systems - Programming - CAD (Computer Aided Design) - CAM (Computer Aided Machining) - Welding, Aluminum welding? You know how seriously hard that is? I've never been able to master it. - Knowledge of fluid dynamics (Air Flow) - Knowledge of Thermodynamics, Jet engine life cycle. - Creativity, look at all the problems that had to be overcome to make this not be a complete disaster! I'm just speechless. What an inspiration.
"Yes officer, it's stock"
Апхах 12.5.1😂
I'll never forget hanging out in my condo on Chicago ave and hearing what sounded like an airplane taking off on the street. I looked out the window and saw a Tesla with three jet engines strapped to the back. I finally found this video, you are incredible!
Thanks ! What hood you live in ?
@@WarpedPerception West Town near Chicago and Wolcott!
@@kylevanderaa1229 lol! That's more of the hood than where I filmed this for sure! Thanks for the enthusiasm!
I was wondering what it's like to be this guys neighbor lol
Too bad it is illegal. Fun, (as most illegal things are), but very illegal.
Tesla: We are fully electric and pollution free Matt: My Tesla burns 100 lbs of fuel in minutes!
That engines running so efficiently, they are burning away the pollution, better than the coal burned to generate electricity
@@Eli-kr5bm in reality most plants in the us are transitioning to using natural gas, and multiple states already use a good amount of renewable or in some cases nuclear power, so an electric car can indeed be way better co2 wise than a gas car. Though def not a solution to traffic. Edit: just to clarify I fully support nuclear power, in case y'all missed that
@@CarlosAM1 nuclear is the best, most reliable, cleanest energy source we have.
@@Jkur2009 I know, hence I mentioned it.
@@Jkur2009 nuclear has great power, but also great responsibility
This is a great way to discourage tailgating. I'm all for it!
That one SUV saw the flames and slowed down real quick lol.
This guy is so damn admirable. A true engineer. Wow.
Having gone 53 mph on a radio flyer wagon with one of these strapped to the bottom, I know how insane it is to hear them fire up! Loved the detail in your control system, really well thought out and executed.
Hahaha... I'll have to look that video up, 53 mph on a wagon man... Hall of a rush I'm sure. Thanks
I just checked out that video, dude you guys should have totally called me up.. and you bought a king tech Engine oh man.. 🤦♂️🤦♂️.
@@WarpedPerception I'm sure we would've benefited from your expertise! If I were to buy my own engine, what would you recommend?
I can DM you, the ones I have 2 suppliers, problem is their a pain in the butt to get.. but I know King tech well and well that's all I'll say about that.
@@WarpedPerception that would be most appreciated, you can use the email in my "about" section, or I can send you an email if that's easier
That aircraft style console is probably the coolest part. Especially the 747 style throttle gauges. 🤯
Your comment clearly states how much You enjoy the look of the jet engine throttle levers. However, it is clear You have never actually been inside any jet engine aircraft cockpit or a cockpit simulator either. Firstly, the B-747, has four jet engines, as the B-707, not three. A B-727. DC-9, MD-88, DC-10, MD-11, L-1011 commercial aircraft and maybe some other smaller [though unlikely] have three engines, thus three jet engine throttle levers. The B-757, B-767 have two engines. All such jet engine aircraft have similar sliding throttle levers. The gauges are certainly not similar to the B-747-400, since the avionics and instrumentation are completely electronic with LCD monitors and as was required by the FAA, a few older physical instruments for backup [horizon, etc.]. there are no such old 'LED' or 'LCD' character displays. My engineering work led me to be within a team contracted to McDonnell-Douglas to support their testing of the MD-11 avionics and cockpit instrumentation from Sperry including the fixed based, full cockpit simulator with visuals [August 1988-December 1989]. Sperry also made the same avionics and cockpit, duplicated for the B-747-400 which was designed, built and produced during the same time period. Thus, also had the opportunity to use the simulator to 'fly the aircraft', from the pilot seat to test operation and experience it also. Also the military aircraft, including the propeller type use the sliding throttle controls too, for many decades, back to 80-90 years ago too. Actual pilots of various aircraft can give You their level of detailed information. All the Best. Sincerely
@@newtonfirefly3584 What's the point of your comment? He thought the gauges were cool. You started with a derogatory remark and then went on a tirade about FAA and LCD monitors and your engineering work from 30 years ago.
@@newtonfirefly3584 get a life please, you wrote a essay off of a comment complimenting the way the throttle looks.
@@CactiKing200 for reall wtf
@@ryderwe4194 @ Nick J; Both of You clearly violate Your assessment, and seem to enjoy directing others to what You need; a fine example of common self-reflection and projection, usually without self-realization! Why are You both interjecting into my comments to another ?! Were they directed toward You? Do they pertain to You also? Do You think or feel some 'need' to interject, interfere and 'justify' the other user and his comments ?!! If, so , why ??!! It seems clear, that You could use Your own advice more than me. Sincerely
Amazing skills both mechanical and electrical. Such decent work. Thanks from the UK ❤️
my man this is some serious mechatronics engineering holy cow, industrial IT, Arduino in a jet engine, 3D design and mechanical manufacturing, you got some real skills , Absolutely EPIC ! keep up the good work
yea exactly
Being a mechanical engineer for two decades now (and tinkerer to some extent), I can appreciate how much effort that went into making this video. Just awesome!!
so that tesla is no long zero emissions haha
This is the coolest thing I've ever seen! Can't wait to go for a ride!
Got here from your link. Thanks. This was awesome
A Tesla for the Eisenhower!
Thank you, absolutely, version 2 is going to be much better!
That would be a cool Chicagoland collaboration.
In the near 2030's people will be like, man did you see that Tesla he just rolled cold gas thrusters on me LOL
It is mesmerizing watching someone make literally anything they can think of using any material and tools!
Maybe a warped perception but the execution is supreme... a joy to watch!
I am very impressed by how you took one of the most silent cars in the world and made it one of the loudest! Genious! :-)
ONE of the loudest?? haha
Right.
This video showed a complete disregard for highway safety. I love it
Yea i was like what happens if it breaks or flies off or someone gets too close. Seems reckless tbh
@@fullauto2006 that's what makes life fun.
@@fullauto2006 the virgin worrying about the safety of others vs the Chad " I love it "
@@Mizra-dq3lj dont feed the trolls
that's what makes life fun no fun is goingin the desert or somet or out of the way doing shit can I imagine off i foundout he crashed and killed a 2 year old kid get u would Celeste that comment cos i dont se putting others at risk is good ya say yes cos it's dangerous and ppl love it but ppldont get excited about putting others at risk...did you no he safer on a plane than on the roads cos there's just complete idiots about..
Love the build quality! So satisfying. Looks almost like the two outside engines starve the middle one of oxygen. You could try reducing the fuel delivery to that one to see if it helps with the flame-out issue.
The best part for me was in the second attempt, when the jets were at full thrust, you see the jet mounts under tension, and as you began accelerating, the mounts sprang back. The low light gave the extra cool effect looking at the jet exhaust. The wheels were spinning cause the weight of the car was being lifted off from the pavement by the jets; you may angle the jets a degree or so down to keep traction on the wheels. Looking forward to the next run.
This guy can do everything, weld, code, wiring, CAD, I'm probably missing some
Man's a talent bank
Im new here but he sounds like hes one of those rich youtuber/influencers but on the geeky side of youtube and without the snarkiness and douchebagginess
and also fluid analysis knowledge
Design. he knows how to fucking design jet engines - and their interface - my brother designs and builds some crazy shit but not like this guy
common sense...he has none
holy s**t, the level of production is CRAZY. I was literally hypnotized when watching the construction part... 0_0
Thank you! 🤩. That means a lot, to add it is hard enough to separate yourself from the project so you can see what others are going to see when they watch your video when you make it is a completely different challenge, sometimes you get it right sometimes you miss the mark..
The fact that you did all of this is what is amazing!
I am IMPRESSED. What a fabulous video; what an engineer.
Sometimes I think I have too many tools but then I see someone like this looney tune and a solitary tear rolls down my cheek. This was a beautiful thing to behold. Shot very creatively too.
Haha... Thanks
To, all I have is a 3 in 1 screwdriver...haha
@@WarpedPerception I would love to pay you for your plans ? How do I get those ?
That build montage was "Chefs Kiss." You used so many techniques I've never even thought of. Like 3D printing directly on a piece and clear coating it in? That's genius. I cant wait to see what other build montages you come up with. Thanks!
Oh and your music and sound effects are perfect
extremely creative and highly talented all-round engineer, who is also extremely skilled in craftsmanship...respect...!
A video of you showing how you even come up with your ideas about your inventions and how you plan it all out and what steps and order would be freakin awesome. Love your shhhhhiiiiiij!!!!!!!
Put this setup on Brooks plaid and let him run some consistent tests on a dragstrip and see how much it shaves of his times :)
I don't know who Brooks is but I'ma look it up. I ordered a plaid like a year ago but cancelled because of the yolk, I will order one when the come with a steering wheel and stalks... Or swap my body on one. But the 0-60 isn't that much different, big difference over 70mph tho.
@@WarpedPerception Brooks is the guy that has the ‘Dragtimes’ channel ;)
@@WarpedPerception It's possible to retrofit a Model 3 steering wheel and stalks to a Plaid. Some guy on KZhead did that already
This is great engineering! Do you have a team or work alone?
@@WarpedPerception you would really avoid a car because of the steering wheel 🤦♂️. Consensus is you get used to it quickly and actually like it.
The fact that you made it all look so clean, even in the interior, is a statement to the quality work you do!
hopfully you keep that in. that is so cool to have, including the epic control interface.
How can this channel be doing everything and doesn't have many may subscribers.? This guy masters many fields...he is a true legend engineer.
just to remind you.... this guy knows design, welding, video creation and editing, circuit boarding ,3D printing and computer programming and has all the materials available. This just shows you that you can become whatever you want in life ! Well done !
no, it shows us that HE could become all of those things, not everyone can win the battle royal. but definitely stick to what you enjoy and find interesting, nothing will be more fulfilling.
Not everyone has the knowledge and the budget this guy has
maybe he has a team of people helping him and we are being fooled
Its really amazing, so inspiring.
black ops 2 🤣🤣🤣
Wow. Love the Control Panel, looks very professional.
Thank you
I never saw any youtuber doing things this Neat. Every inch is under a standard
I just get excited seeing beautiful work like this. May yet go for another degree this time in Mechanical engineering.
my dream is to be an engineer who is interested, devoted and inspired, basically an engineer like you, good job sir!
Thank you
Can we just admire how the jet engines at full speed sound like they are sharting the entire time. It’s so beautiful I might cry.
Always wanted to know what is sharting
@@fourdaydownload6099 It’s when u fart and poop comes out.
I remember you succeeded, you remember that you must sell the accessories to everyone, I will order with you first.
@@fourdaydownload6099 now u know
Lol
Brother Your Amazing. You Deserve Everything Life Has To Offer You.
11:57 The driver of the white VW: "I want to get into this guy's slipstream" 😂
As a kid, I was mesmerized by the idea that a jet engine exists that I could hold in my hand. I always wanted to see them used for a purpose other than watching the shadow of a really cool looking RC plane doing fly-bys for 20 minutes. This is something I didn't know I needed and by far the coolest use I've seen for these other than the guy who used them to fly with what was essentially a jet pack. Great job man and I can't want for the next one. This is probably about to be famous.
Feel the same way. I remember drawing Jet cars all the time as a kid. This really is a dream come true to see some someone do it. A dream that is now a reality. One of the best days ever!
You have fulfilled every kid's dream: a jet powered rocket car! Well done Matt!! 🎉👏🔥
Matt must have talked to Robert Lazar, and then worked on this one! (Look into Bob Lazar), he would love this car!
Kids think of rocket powered cars Chad's think of rocket powered sport bikes. 🤘
You took the works the out of my mouth :)
That's if it worked because does jet engines are doing nothing to push the car he is just using the normal motor...
With money Im sure every kid in america would have the chance to do it, not in 2022 anymore every kid is poor and lives with their parents
I like that anecdote about the Coal-Roller there at the end. XD I can imagine looking at a Tesla with flames and getting very confused.
Incredible manufacturing and design skills *with* a true appreciation for artistic design! Very few people can do this!
If you have designed this much so far, you can design a cap that covers the front to go up and down so that you can mount the engines a little bit higher and get frame support from the hood as well as ram Air. I love your episodes and I aspire to be like you, someone with ideas and dreams, knowledge, skills and money to make it all happen. I really got tickled when you didn't let the truck roll call on you lol love it
It would be cool to make the engine bracket able to start in that position, then once engines are running you could throw a switch & have the engine come Up & into the Airstream
I was thinking about this but the subframe that I built to hold the jet engines is sort of like a giant lever, as I bring those engines higher further away from the fulcrum point I need even more reinforcements, and because of the material shortages even this setup was weaker than I wanted it... For someone that builds stuff material shortages are the worst thing very frustrating but what can we do.
YOU HAVE THINGS THAT MAKE YOU GO. SPOT-ON.
@@WarpedPerception yeah, I was thinking the same, people don't realize that the jet mount like that is a giant lever, the further the distance bring the thrust from the fulcrum, the more that force is multiplied at the fulcrum. The amount of extra reinforcing required just to raise the turbines by a foot would have been extraordinary, probably would have had no choice but to go through the trunk and bumper with additional tubing, also complicating any mechanism for raising and lowering the turbines up and down going in and out of the airstream. Amazing build Matt, I know that you only showed maybe 1% of what went into this, extraordinary!
@@WarpedPerception This was such a fun video. Maybe a movable air diverter that can guide air toward the jet intakes when you want to run them at full thrust?
Agreed. Ram air is awesome even if you don't get much from it. He could also put cones on the front to scoop larger volumes of air. Or how about one feeding a giant turbo to the other two?
Ok but the music drop while building the control panels is actually really good. 1:14
What a massively talented, skilled and ingenious bloke.
I am amazed. I had no idea engines that small could produce that kind of thrust.
that small turbine cam push a 1.5 tons car? wtf
They don't.
They can if you have like 5 or 7 and it will move it. Also cars do not weigh a “ton”.
@@nekopop8159 Correct, the Tesla Model 3 weighs 3,949 lbs, which is 2 tons. That being said, you would not need 3,949 lbs of thrust to move a Tesla Model 3 on its wheels, but you'd certainly need more than ~100 lbs, which is a rough estimate of the thrust shown in this video.
@@basic-decaf Whoa Tesla cars weigh that much?! Compared to normal cars which they are so much lighter. I guess I didn’t do my research on the Tesla’s weight because I assume they weigh as much as gas cars do, wow that battery weighs like a whopping thousand pounds.
That build was amazing.
With the jet engine, the mirrors were folded in, which certainly took a hundredth or two. Great video Greetings from Switzerland
You are one of the most amazing engineers I have ever seen on this platform. You know you are doing something right when you are garnering more views than your subscribers. Even when yo have nearly 1.5 M subscribers. I love the content keep up the good work. After watching more of the video, I can comfortably say that you are the best. No one one this platform turns out, production quality stuff such as you stuff. Also you are the most technically sound on the platform, because of yor vast skill set. ie; CAD, Welding, 3d modeling, jet propulsion etc. and lets not forget design. And by the way those are some perfect weld beads too!
Lol 9:33, ally way is now clean of all dust and debris. 😆
From an engineer to other I take my hat off this video it's absolutly nuts keep working men
Thank you man, you know engineers keep the world turning!
from another engineer i believe this could have been better with different mounts rather than behind which either sides or top of the car for proper air compression in turbines bad english for that i am sorry
is it legal ? in america ?
@@WarpedPerception i dont mean insult it is still very good design because atleast you have done it i dont know thrust of jets still lot of respect ,
@@ghostofwolverine6065 Yes but then you are creating a lever between the point of thrust and the mass of the vehicle, increasing the mechanical requirements of the mounting structure. Also, let's say you put the engine above the car and the attachment breaks, it may injure the passengers in the car. For a demonstrative video, I think this is the correct design to minimize risk, mechanical requirements, and complexity.
I got to give you mad props because you are EXTREMELY TALENTED AND GIFTED. I'm actually jealous of you because you have some really killer ass talent
love your enthusiasm, your builds are good.
11:38 that range rover guy be like :look ima head out without your jet engine .....
I cannot believe how much air those 3 engines move, they will surely give you a boost on the highway.
That's a crazy engineering tools you have in by putting your idea together and surelly you mad it my friend
How can anyone possess such fabrication skill is beyond me this is true engineering man not the bs we mostly learn at the uni.
The production lvl with the water jet and 3d printer is amazing. Everything looks so sick
Thank you
It always blows my mind just what people are capable of creating with such astounding attention to detail!!! This was one of the coolest videos I have ever watched when you think about the work put in 🤯
i wished i was as talented as you in eletronics and crafting machine parts... you are amazing.. i'm looking forward to see your next outstanding videos
Wow man. The way you do this is incredible. Never seen anything like ir. You must be a magic man. Wow again. And thank you very much for this.
Just the fact you took this on the roads is mad, in New Zealand you would get the military on you for an act like this.
Hes in a third world city
All 60 members of the armed forces
Do You actually live in New Zealand ? Are You actually aware of the Authoritarian Laws there or are You exaggerating them as well ? Sincerely
@@newtonfirefly3584 NZ like AUS has strict road laws. Pulled over for loud exhausts, low cars, window tint, mods that aren't done by mechanics can get you stickered etc.
Matt R just enjoy da vid lol
You're the greatest! I love the spit 8MM socket at 6:27! Thank you for doing these! I'm a disabled Vietnam Vet that can't do these things anymore but it's like I'm doing them with you. All the frustrations included with all the success! God Bless you!
Thank you! I saw that during the edit and I was wondering who was going to call that out, I didn't notice that when I was building it. Thanks for watching my videos and thanks for your service!! 🇺🇸
09:30 I bet your neighbors LOVE you... Awesome build!
The quality of design and fabrication here is astounding.
Man, I'm very impressed how this engines that might have a low compression rate can put a heavy car at 60mph
Well they might have low compression but they move a ton of air/fuel.. like a turbocharged piston engine with low compression does. A jet engines power to weight ratio is unmatched. Not really surprising..
@@TTime685 makes sense... There are a lot of Otto turbocharged engines that have low compression and brings a good performance.
@@TTime685 however, the thermodynamic efficiency of these engines seems to be complete crap. 2 gallons per minute at 60 mph, that’s 0.5 mpg.
@@boxr_4214 That's jet power for ya
@@boxr_4214 thats for the whole setup tho
Thats the coolest thing ive seen on KZhead this year! Finally a tesla i can appreciate 😂
All Tesla's are appreciated, fool.
@@InSaN3ViSioN maybe by you and others. Im not that fond of them myself.
This is right under the V8 Tesla made by Rich
Thanks man !!!
@@InSaN3ViSioN well right now I'm on my way to PRI show in Indianapolis, when I left my studio my car said I would arrive with 4% battery remaining, I got 20 minutes away and it dropped to -34%, now I'm sitting here charging for about 2 hours.. I'm not appreciating the Tesla at this moment
Love that Closed Captioning goes from [Music] to [Applause] when engines are spinning up at 08:33
If you could mechanically raise and lower the turbines into and out of the neutral air zone that could add more boost and save your turbine bearings from wearing out. Great job like always though.
If you're just worried about the bearings, you could add a system that covers the front part when not in use.
Wrong. These engines are tested on a test stand with zero movement and the larger two produce 67 Lbs of thrust each.
@@jeffjackson6358 yh but even when they’re stationary, air isn’t hard to find, it’s literally plenty around still. Behind a fast ish moving car, it’s thin. I don’t know if you know about slipstreams and towing when it comes to racing, but in the wake of fast moving cars, the air immediately behind tgem is thinner, giving less resistance to trailing cars, thus making them need less fuel to maintain speed, as well as an acceleration advantage for easy overtakes, hence the term slipstream. Like the original comment said, I still feel like if it was raised from an air neutral zone, it would ge more powerful
Love the caption 8:40 when they crancking up - Music and Applause :)
How does one even become close to this smart and industrious? Incredible
Cool build. I’m glued to the results, but I would love to see an old Datsun used and an articulating engine that helps drifting! 😂
The kerosene hose is short to prevent you from fueling a diesel road vehicle with it. In very cold weather you would cut diesel fuel with Kerosene to lower the pour point and prevent gelling in the fuel filter. I used to keep an empty fuel can in my old Mercedes so I could fuel with Kero. The real issue is it's untaxed.
Interesting didn't know that trick thankyou
As a machinist/toolmaker for 50 years, I really appreciate/enjoy watching your work. Kind of spooky watching the see-thru engine though. I was waiting for a catastrophic fail, sending shrapnel all over your garage. Worked well. Lexan body? Carry on dude.
Surely not Lexan at those temps. Must be glass.
He commented on another video it’s some proprietary material he developed
Gosh! You did it! Make it fly. You could create your own company. Incredible! ¡Buena suerte!
I love the way you apologise about not having the materials available due to supply shortages... so I built it what I had around. It kind of reminded me of when Doc Brown apologises to Marty about not having time to pain his entire model of Hill valley. Amazing skills and love how everything you have done is neat and tidy - even taking time over the in-car controls. Top job!
Ha! Thanks !! Yeah I forgot about that part in the movie.
I'm just dying to see how a cop would deal with that.
In Australia, they'd probably visit you at home after seeing the video, and take your car.
Illinois Staties wouldn’t give a crap. Not unless it was on an 18 wheeler.
They wanted to race me lbvs.
@@iJacker that's so true
@@iJacker Why would it matter if the jet engines were on a 18-wheeler, tracker trailer, or any type of vehicle ?! what possible traffic or vehicle laws exist that such an engine would possibly violate ?! Seems You could certainly use any type of power train, engine propulsion to move any type of vehicle. What if any specific laws are there which limits the type of power ? Sincerely
This is so spectacular. You are a genius. OMG what can’t you do.
this is so crazy and fun, thanks for building this
An enormous amount of work and time for negligible and impractical thrust, but it is novel for sure.
IF YOU RUN OUT OF ELECTRICITY FIRE UP THE ENGINES. BACKUP. SPOT-ON.
It's a start... More reinforcing, upgrade the middle engine to match the two end engines, maybe upgrade all three in the future. It would be more impressive on a lighter gas powered 2wd car that normally struggles with traction, the fact that it helps at all on one of the quickest performing 0-60 production cars in history shows that it's a serious kit. If Matt could ever upgrade this to double or triple the thrust over time, the performance would be much more impressive on a P85
Impractical? Absolutely. Fun and cool as hell? Also absolutely!
@@horhaygonzalas3025 that would be a great test. How much battery regen did the jets give him.
DIY: Use the linear pots just with a knob on them as they are. Engineer: Builds a giant throttle lever like the ones in a plane, with totally obersized pushrods. :)
That'd be shut
Excellent taste in music. Truly excellent. Chair raving to jets.... feels Goodman. PRO TIP do not tail gate the jet powered Tesla.
At that one particular moment, you were the proud owner of the LOUDEST Tesla in the world! Kind of makes me wonder what the internal diagnostic of your Tesla thought about the whole ordeal when you were going 60 mph down a highway whilst in neutral xD
I recommend taking it to a dragstrip to test its full potential.
Great job! Incredible amount of work. Hate to be sitting behind you at a traffic light. LOL
ひとづましばりびでお
It’s crazy I was literally right behind this guy at a light and was so surprised that I actually saw a jet powered tesla, good thing he didn’t shoot any flames at me lmao
Could that be the reason that guy cut him off in traffic? Hmm I imagine it doesn’t smell right to be behind a Tesla with jet exhaust.
@@jimgordon3206 he didn’t have them on at all so I didn’t smell anything but I could definitely see why someone wouldn’t want to be behind him 😂
@@rawzko7920 cap
Well at the start of today, I'd never thought I would be watching a video on a jet powered Tesla!
Dude, Patience is a virtue. I wish u would have just waited until it was a clear day and all 3 engines were working.
Always impressed with those who have creative minds and engineering ability to accomplish such builds. Respect!
an money
I love it, it’s way cool but I’m afraid it is an example of more money than brains.
This is the best 30 minutes I've spent on the internet in the last year. I tinker all the time but even if I had your great workshop I would never have thought of this idea. keep up the great work! Thanks!!
this guys got some tools!! and skills!
Soooo cool! I'm sure some of the drivers nearby on the road, seeing the jet engines going, went: "WTF...?!?!" 🤣🤣🤣
8:17 be like: welcome to Tesla airlines. Please strap in your seat belts.
Probably one of the best videos I’ve ever seen. The skill and craftsmanship to build this is top tier.
This is way better than Beer an S... NICE work!
your a true genius! the Jet engine Tesla aka The “JET” I was curious to see a zero to 60 with jet power only? that would be cool! love your content!👍🏻
I mean this sincerely, you have one of the best KZhead channels there are or ever were. You’re answering all the questions we always ask ourselves at 3am when we can’t sleep. This is top tier content my man. Hope we’ll someday get to to see that see-through Diesel engine.
You possess some serious skills. Watching the quality of your fabrication, assembly, and electronic skills in action is a joy to watch!
I know someone like that so much jealously
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