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Hydraulic Lift FAIL

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  1. c. says:

    ..did he win?..

  2. Arthur Eld says:

    I love how they just keep doing the wrong thing until they finally manage to throw the car over.

  3. Walter the Horse says:

    Doing the wrong thing? Isn’t the hydraulic lift doing what it’s designed to do? I don’t see any way that it could do anything but what it did. The strap could have been stronger, though.

  4. eric says:

    that teva add is way too annoying.. im out FB.

  5. Ana says:

    Why did they even do that? anyone any idea? Just curious.

  6. Sarge says:

    So that’s what happens when a mad scientist wants to flip off a car.

  7. MJ says:

    I was a member of this team a couple years ago, (and designed a number of the things on this car)… I just want to point out that is was in no way the fault of the team that built the car (UC Davis). The table was tilted MUCH farther than it should of been either by an equipment malfunction or an error on the part of tech inspectors

  8. Asuna says:

    Now if some one TIGHTENED the strap…perhaps that expensive car, wouldn’t be coming outta his check

  9. ガキの使いの浜田 says:

    I always find myself laughing at the slow-motion sound effects rather than the video itself.

  10. Jimmylou says:

    Why did they 90° the car anyways?

    • butthead says:

      ..i submit the answer to most any imponderable question in the history of humanity: Because It’s There..

  11. guipouet says:

    Slowest race crash ever.

  12. Princess Norrain says:

    That’ll buff out…

  13. kaptain_gonzo says:

    Heads I win; Tails you lose.
    :)

  14. Ms. Barrel says:

    Poor Sam Barrel…

  15. Seriously says:

    WTF were they doing??? WTF were they thinking??

  16. Qualtest new (Skydrol) High Flow Test Stand for Phosphate Ester hydraulic fluid can achieve flows exceeding 127 gpm & pressures up to 2,000 psig. Fluid temperatures can range from – 30 ºC to 85 ºC.

  17. Hydraulic Pressure Testing, The Ultimate Hydraulic pump is what I’ve been reading.

  18. Braveheartbob says:

    like buddy was gonna be able to hold that car on the ramp by himself. douche


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