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JDM Electric Turd | COFYT

7 months ago

JDM Electric Turd

jibzy614

JDM Electric Turd

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JDM Electric Turd

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Ask me anything about this video:

What music was in the video can you list all the music that was played in the backround?

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I'm sorry, but the provided transcript only notes the presence of music at [0:32] and [10:32], [15:32], and [15:57] with no specific titles provided. Therefore, I cannot list the music played in the background. The transcript only contains the text "Music" and "Applause" at those timestamps.

Is there anything which suggests titles in the comments?

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No, the provided transcript does not include any information from the comments section of the video. Therefore, I cannot determine if any commenters mentioned music titles.

Can you check the comments?

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I do not have access to the internet or specific video comments. My responses are strictly based on the provided transcript. To find out what music was played or what the comments said, you will need to view the video on YouTube and check the comments section yourself.

About this Video

Video Title: JDM Electric Turd
Channel: Mighty Car Mods
Speakers: Marty, Mark, Michael, Eric
Duration: 00:33:22

Introduction

This Mighty Car Mods video documents the restoration of a 1982 Daihatsu Mira, an early electric conversion, with the goal of making it roadworthy again. The team replaces the car's old, depleted lead-acid batteries and addresses other mechanical issues.

Key Takeaways

The video features a 1982 Daihatsu Mira, a small Japanese hatchback, that underwent an early electric conversion using lead-acid batteries.
The car's original lead-acid batteries are removed due to age and depletion.
The team plans to replace the old batteries with newer, smaller, and lighter lead-acid batteries. They aim for a 144-volt system, possibly using two 72-volt packs in parallel.
The restoration involves rewiring and potentially fabricating new battery mounts.
The video highlights the challenges and differences between working on electric vehicles and petrol-powered vehicles. One key difference is the weight of batteries, and how that affects the car's performance and handling.