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Lol wtf is he thinking
Git you some… Dummy
He lost all credibility when he said "check out some old truck with a V10 from a viper in it."
Get rid of those bosh 4s there junk anymore your better of running factory plugs , especially in a dodge
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10 cylinders that thing look fast
😂😂😂 got me good 😂😂😂 then seeing the guys face he got that embarrassed adrenaline smile
You could get that with a 6 speed manual.
Runs perfectly? I think not
Why in the hell did you grab that come on man
Could've just diagnosed this with a multimeter checking resistance on the wires lol.
Dumb question: Since the two spark plugs are not installed in the cylinders, how is the injected fuel not coming flying out of the hole?
You are an idiot for a mechanic
Beware of carsheild it's a total scam!
What's the story with that L500 Daihatsu Mira?
Nothing like 20,000 volts in the morning to wake you up……
Dodge ram SRT10 came with a viper engine in it… Might want to do a little more research before you put it on YouTube 😂
Wouldn't mind having one of them.
Poor Viper.
Dodge and making dogshit engines, name a better duo
That's a stock srt10 it was never swapped! Lol…they only came out for like a year or so
It's not a weird old truck, it's an SRT-10 Dodge Ram, (which I'm sure you know). I had one of these as a company truck years ago with the Hurst 6 speed in it and I can honestly say, It was one of the most fun vehicles I've ever driven. I'm surprised more of them haven't been turned into drift vehicles because I could smoke the rear tires off that thing and hang it sideways like nothing else.
The reason it runs with multiple spark plugs pulled out is because engines only run the 1st bank of cylinders alone the majority of the time. The 2bd bank of cylinders only comes into play under serious load, such as pulling a large hill, towing a trailer, or running the local 5-0.
It ran like shit when you did that dummy
I remember my dad helping me on my old mustang. I hit the ignition to hot and the MSD ignition lit him up 😂