It's not always about what they are driving but who is driving it. That's the only reason this is realistic. The guy let go of the wheel after that 3rd ram.
@@peteraudu4554 Doesn't matter who is driving, the laws of physics still cant be broken. The scene is garbage because its unrealistic. You are talking about a peterbuilt tractor that has been reinforced to the teeth with armored plating, windows, rood, and floors. These armored trucks are heavy which is why they employ the heavy duty desiel power of a semi tractor. That SRT Durango weighs about 5300 hundred pounds. The energy of that Durango at the speed it was moving was about 748.5k foot pounds, while that armored truck coming in at at least about 15000 pounds if not more, has an engergy well over 2 million foot pounds if not more at 65 miles an hour. Take into account that the armored truck also has bigger wheels and is a dually, means it has far more traction on the road. There is no way that Durango could have stopped that armored truck, it just does have enough mass to do so. Ever heard whats in motion wants to stay in motion? Well the same principle applies to inertia ( mass tendency to want to keep moving in a straight line). The more mass an object has the more inertia it has. Meaning that armored truck has more than 3 times the inertia of that Durango. Its much harder to force it off of its course. The more likely and realistic events in this situation where the Durango tries to pit the armored truck is the driver liked would have lost control of the durango while the armored trucks tires would have barely screeched a little while it maintained its inertia with maybe a slight reduction in its velocity.
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lol at deacon "make that two minutes" when he remembers street is driving
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ahahahahaha funny stuff. imagine if its real ?
Yeah, a regular 'ol SUV is going to be overpower a peterbilt armored truck and push it off the road after a few side rams
It's not always about what they are driving but who is driving it. That's the only reason this is realistic. The guy let go of the wheel after that 3rd ram.
but it was Street driving he onced crashed one of the Dodge Chargers so hard it aged two years lol
@@peteraudu4554 Doesn't matter who is driving, the laws of physics still cant be broken. The scene is garbage because its unrealistic. You are talking about a peterbuilt tractor that has been reinforced to the teeth with armored plating, windows, rood, and floors. These armored trucks are heavy which is why they employ the heavy duty desiel power of a semi tractor. That SRT Durango weighs about 5300 hundred pounds. The energy of that Durango at the speed it was moving was about 748.5k foot pounds, while that armored truck coming in at at least about 15000 pounds if not more, has an engergy well over 2 million foot pounds if not more at 65 miles an hour. Take into account that the armored truck also has bigger wheels and is a dually, means it has far more traction on the road. There is no way that Durango could have stopped that armored truck, it just does have enough mass to do so. Ever heard whats in motion wants to stay in motion? Well the same principle applies to inertia ( mass tendency to want to keep moving in a straight line). The more mass an object has the more inertia it has. Meaning that armored truck has more than 3 times the inertia of that Durango. Its much harder to force it off of its course. The more likely and realistic events in this situation where the Durango tries to pit the armored truck is the driver liked would have lost control of the durango while the armored trucks tires would have barely screeched a little while it maintained its inertia with maybe a slight reduction in its velocity.
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Deacon where's Hondo
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The Swat team really needs more than enough training in order to do just that.