Shell Eco-marathon - Technical Inspection

All cars at the Shell Eco-marathon have to pass a more than 100 point vehicle inspection, ensuring that the car is both safe, and legal to drive on the course. We'll head through the inspection that both the prototype and urban concept vehicles go down.
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[@intrepid_wandering]

The technical director seemed very knowledgeable and well spoken. It's nice to see the competition has some competent supervision. Thanks for the video!

[@EngineeringExplained]

It was an incredibly well organized event. Thanks for watching!

[@woggleboggle]

Excellent! Thanks for the coverage

[@blindassassin111]

If you ever get the chance try and cover FSAE Michigan, it already happened this year but it would be cool to possibly see you there ;P

[@dumyjobby]

very cool video

[@GabeyBaby28]

Can you do a video on individual throttle bodies please?

[@Ivannos92]

nice, keep these videos coming : )

[@cantstopme0311]

Hey could you take a video of an engine and point out most or some of the parts and what they do? That would help a lot

[@Phil0014]

Ya FSAE got a nice skill level.
However, the European level in Shell eco marathon is way above the american one imo.
Great video

[@EngineeringExplained]

Seems like it, Euro posts much higher fuel economy numbers.

[@micheals1992]

I'd love to know what MPGe the electric cars get

[@rishipatel808]

how much the 20 percent equals in degrees for effectiveness ramp test

[@monodensity]

I wonder when they have announced the competition. It seems like it will take a long time from design to build in order to pass these inspection.

[@EngineeringExplained]

It happens every year, so students work for one calendar year on the project and then enter it. Many designs build on the designs of the previous year.

[@andrewmartinez42]

Hey wheres the tilt test?

[@7150285]

How was ur trip to Houston?

[@EngineeringExplained]

I had forgotten what southern humidity felt like. :) It was great!

[@7150285]

Engineering Explained That's the environment I live in unfortunately :( The humid South East Texas