TRUCK!!! - Automation The Car Company Tycoon Game

[@CWINDOWSsystem32]

Call it the 1985 YBR Y-3600 Heavy Duty. Variants would be the Y-3670 Offroad, Y-3650 Crew Cab, Y-360 Light Duty, and the Y-36 Commercial.

[@EricErnst]

MacPherson struts are designed as a space-saving suspension solution. almost all 2wd pickups have a double A arm suspension (wishbone). 4 wheel drive pickups of the time usually had a solid front axle with a leaf spring. that was right around the time that GM's independent front suspension (double wishbone torsion bar sprung) and FoMoCo's twin traction beam (extra long arm wishbone and coil sprung) systems were coming around. Tire diameter is too low for a full-size pickup. a standard tire is a 31x10.50-15... or a 265/75R15. 31 inches tall, 10.5 inches wide. metric conversions aren't hard. divide the first metric number - section width - by 25.4 to figure width in inches, then multiply by the second number - the aspect ratio - to find your sidewall height. there are 2 sidewalls on a tire, so you double it and add the rim diameter - the third number to find your tire diameter. 245/65R16 ~ 28.5x9.5 inch tire. as far as the engine goes, big bore, short stroke should give you room for bigger valves and high revving. a long stroke with a small bore will leave you with a wheezing engine, even though it has the same displacement. think of an anemic 265 (3.67x3) small block Chevy motor stuffed with a 400 crank vs a 400 (4.125x3.75) small block destroked with a 265 crank. the stroked 265 will come out to just over 317 cubic inches. the destroked 400 comes to just shy of 321. the bigger bore will allow for bigger valves to let air in and out of the engine. big bore, short stroke engines love to rev. small bore, long stroke engines are better suited for low rpms. I don't have this game, but I'd love to play around with the engine creator to see just how realistic it is. max power on engine dynos is usually achieved at 12.5:1. stoichiometric - if there is a perfect homogeneous mix of gasoline and air - is 14.7:1 air fuel ratio. leaner at idle and light throttle saves fuel but under load increases the risk of detonation and burning pistons. Most suspension springs are linear. they have a consistent spring rate whether you compress them 2" or 6" or more. it should take the same weight to compress it from 1-3" as it takes to compress it from 5-7". 100 lbs will compress it 1", 500 lbs will compress the same spring 5". a progressive spring has an increasing spring rate the more you compress it. it will stiffen the more you compress it. from rest, let's say it has 150lbs per inch spring rate. once you compress it 3 inches, it may take 200 lbs to compress it another inch. and after that, 225 to go another inch beyond that. in other words, the spring gets stiffer the more you load it. I have a set of progressive springs on one of my cars. i happen to have a pair of cars the same model and year. the progressive springs and upgraded struts do make it feel sportier than my stock car. I'm not sure about the last spring but I'm thinking it is some sort of fancy hydraulic spring as opposed to a regular metal spring. i imagine it to be the spring version of magnetorheostatic dampers. they are computer adjustable shocks with ferrofluid as the shock oil. electromagnetic coils charge and change the viscosity of the fluid and change the damping rate of the shock absorbers on the fly. cutting edge stuff. newer Camaro ZL1's come with that suspension system. keep up the entertaining videos.

[@raelenebee8011]

nice, but you didn't have to get *that* technical.

[@VG-Motors]

Interesting, thanks for informing!.

[@rajiscreation6587]

no lol

[@ralphyarl2246]

Why did you have to put a book in the comments

[@c4king283]

Eric Ernst that's very long

[@therayven3147]

dude, the truck you just made was a 1979 to 1981 Ford F 250 lariat long bed you see, Ford had those square headlights with that square grill design from 1978 to 1985... then from 1986 into about the mid-nineties Ford started using the more round wraparound headlight design... then from the mid to late nineties Ford started using the wraparound tail light design

[@Mkamin927]

owning an 85 truck... you tried, ill give you that.i dont know for sure, but i dont think anyone back then had a overhead cam, they were all push rod. and just an fyi, the body is closest toi a 70's gmc/ chevy truck.

[@WhyBeAre]

Matt Kamin There are some trucks that had overhead cams back then, for example the 7th generation F-Series (1979-1986) had the option of a 7.5L engine that was OHC.

[@pvtmoore193]

+WhyBeAre You can "roll coal" in a gasoline engine. Black smoke from engine's, gasoline or diesel, is just unburnt fuel being dumped into the exhaust system and being slightly burnt in the catalytic converters. Essentially, when you see diesels "rolling coal" they are just dumping fuel out the exhaust. Nice video. Keep up the good work.

[@CTjacob13]

+WhyBeAre Ford was the first (and so far only AFAIK) American company to have an OHC V8 and that was the 4.6L/5.4L Modular V8's released in 1991. They didn't get into pickups until 1997.

[@wickenchiken]

+CTJacob Dodge has been making and OHC v8 i think the years between 97-2012. I know cause my dad's 02 Dodge Dakota, and my fullsize ram has one. They are 4.7l magnum's (or Powertechs). they put them in jeep grand Cherokees, just about every truck except for the 2500's and 3500's.

[@CTjacob13]

+wickenchiken Huh. Didn't know that that engine was SOHC.

[@Jackw920]

Make a racing truck! You must...

[@AtomicAlma]

Yes

[@jakem5039]

Yep.

[@theofficialSGteam]

Please YBR

[@Cascroft-lp6ir]

yes

[@willrosenbaum5625]

Please

[@officialbazzargaming]

Hey YBR! Now that you've made the most powerful truck, I think it'd be enjoyable to see the weakest smallest mist compact, well working truck... Think you're standard pigeon. I'd enjoy seeing your take in that. But if anything, more of this, PLEASE you're a wonderful source for a wonderful game!

[@brentfabian174]

1:00 Subaru BRAT? Hey look, a baby el Camino

[@AlastorTheNPDemon]

V8 is good and all, but if you want maximum torque, choose a deep-stroke Inline-6. You can call your particular truck "Brigade".

[@hershy314]

Looks like a 68-72 Chevy to me.

[@adavidson116116]

hershy314 same thing i was thinking lol

[@Camska427]

85 or 86 Chevy Silverado

[@hershy314]

Cameron Kale 85-86 Silverado would be more square, this is a little rounded like the 68-72 was.

[@Camska427]

its looks square to me.

[@Olivia-Rainn]

Looks square

[@cpufreak101]

Why rare I would like to thank you for getting me into this awesome game, after your video I got the demo, loved it, and then bought the supercharged version of the game, just thanks for getting me into this awesome game.

[@kklel5988]

It looks like a 1979 Ford F-150

[@gro_skunk]

"My big american fingers full of chicken nuggets, french fries and cheeseburgers. "

[@bronyboyz9815]

Whybeare forgot the handle to open the trucks tailgate.

[@WhyBeAre]

brony boyz No way toadd handles in the back yet :(

[@bigixstudios3716]

WhyBeAre Ah. I was screaming at you the entire time, because I didn't know that.

[@barryhodge140]

WhyBeAre whell i wach your vids all the time and i love them

[@direttarobinson8359]

hi ybr can you make a video on Legobatmat 3

[@danmedeiros8220]

u cant do that

[@shufadragon]

"From afar you don't realize how bad things look"

[@Hyperiozz]

Alright, let me just open the tailgate with my mind! lololol

[@shawnstpierre2785]

Like the old ford trucks

[@anwarulaz]

We now know that ybr is from california

[@mrwafflez000]

I guess you've never seen his twitter then

[@theobarrett5125]

MrWafflez000 he has twitter?

[@aidansweeney9667]

xJDMxFLUSHx xRICExKILLERx yeah..

[@PK-qo1ww]

And that his first name is Ryan....

[@Ride_Red148]

Wow my names Ryan and I'm fro Cali

[@MuscleCarLover]

That tyre diameter number going from 85 to 65 just means the diameter was 85% of the width, so by putting wider rubber on you made the tyre diameter 65% of the width. Take my car for example, it came from the factory with 205/65R15 all round, but my rear tyres are now 20 cm wider than the front, but the physical diameter of my tyres are consistent all round. However the tyre rating on my rears are 225/60R15

[@akashmondal9794]

dude, we know you love physics games. So why not try TORIBASH! that game is awesome.. kind of like Enemy, I mean, it is a turn base fighting game.

[@TheUnpredictableJack]

IT is hard as all hell trought

[@akashmondal9794]

but its cool. you make your own movesets XD. well, this is a type of game where you need to train yourself and spend time on the game to improve your skills. But its really fun, after you learn it.

[@TheUnpredictableJack]

Akash Mondal And that is why not alot of youtubers play it. Spending a lot of time on a game is not the best for youtube

[@akashmondal9794]

The Unpredictable Jack not really, the matches are relatively short, and he does spend a lot of time on games to give us the refined contents. That is how he explains everything so well. the only problem I see with toribash is that its tough to do live commentary while playing it. I uses lots of brain's CPU and RAM. So it must be difficult to do a live commentary for it. Otherwise, I like that game. I am good a aikido only though. And if he can play Enemy on this channel, toribash shouldn't be a bad deal!

[@TheUnpredictableJack]

Akash Mondal Yeah, i must agree with that. It is definitevly a cool game, but it is hard..

[@danielharvey3591]

Took the ASVAB test last week, got an A on the mechanics section. Thanks WhyBeAre :)

[@kreenfarhat3785]

YOU MISSED OUT THE TAIL-GATE HANDLE!

[@DownundaThunda]

Something I would do to try and fix the wheelspin is to adjust the torque bias toward the front of the truck, rather than the rear. The main problem with the pickup truck is that they're extremely front-heavy, as there's nearly nothing in the rear to keep the wheels glued to the road, therefore, you get less traction. Whereas if you made the torque bias more toward the front, you have more weight to press the primary drive wheels into the road, and give them greater traction, and have the rear wheels more to just help the fronts with acceleration on more slick surfaces such as dirt and mud, or wet roads.

[@mirabeau_]

WhyBeAre Reminds me of the Gavril D-Series...

[@somechanneloverthere1190]

Maxwellus yup

[@Wubstep13]

The ''Why Be A Truck?'' Truck.

[@pearcegenovese8689]

You should make an old SUV with modern technology just for shits and giggles in sandbox

[@raelenebee8011]

I would love to play around in sandbox and just make the most ridiculous car that ever existed

[@ThePoopscoopin]

@@raelenebee8011 I'm getting this game for my birthday tomorrow (I'm a weird kid)

[@HumdrumAnt]

Wow when you start making cars I always think "Why is he doing it like that?" And then you finish it it looks great! Lol

[@jackrunner08__66]

you should call your trucks y-100

[@TheGixxerMister]

Trucks don't utilize struts. It's either IFS with "double wish bones" normally called control arms or A-arms. Or solid axles.

[@dacunffuzzledbear_1358]

next challenge! build a an all wheel drive Subaru related car

[@aidansweeney9667]

yes!

[@Cascroft-lp6ir]

he did it was called the sumc evo

[@aidansweeney9667]

no that was more of a mitsubishi lancer than anything

[@yunglemonakis]

evo,sti they are almost the same thing, 4 cylinder engine, awd and a turbo engine [EDIT:and 4 doors], automation doesnt have variety soooooo, yeah, not a good idea.

[@krystiankowalski7335]

Well, here in the UK, a truck is a lorry. Like the one with the cabin and trailer that always swings about and is so freakin' annoying. A pickup... Well, it's more clear: 2 meanings of truck, 1 meaning of pickup.

[@ethanriggins4798]

You forgot the handle on the tailgate

[@baddriversofeurotrucksimul5759]

You can't put handles on the tailgate.

[@ethanriggins4798]

I know I learned

[@somebody6944]

Right how you ganna open it

[@robinchandler3127]

I have a 1988 Dodge Ram that looks exactly like that

[@adamjchmiko173]

sooooooo...... how ya gonna open the tailgate?

[@mrtrixxxter]

Ben Dover crap that's not good

[@Cascroft-lp6ir]

I think so

[@roberts3237]

It's it a pop open? Like a push in comes out?

[@Skyhawk1998]

Ben Dover You can't put handles back there. Its weird like that.

[@lewallfish]

***** How do you open a tailgate?

[@TheZanzaroni]

On engines when RPM increases torque decreases, you should not have skipped those tutorials bro :P, that's basic engineering right there :3

[@jessep3079]

Needs and import to beamng button

[@ThomasFarquhar2]

J-money P you've predicted the future.

[@user-lp2ll9kh3j]

How...? HOW?!

[@rocketmanlb99]

he is the chosen one

[@ChainsawChuck13]

An El Camino is probably what that bodyshape was taken on. I don't know, something about its lines remined me of a 1980's Monte Carlo and at that point the El Camino was pretty much a Monte Carlo with a bed (though it didn't have the swoopy rear quarters IIRC).

[@wabye1443]

YESSS, ITS BACK! Kinda looks like an old Chevy Silverado.

[@Fransenn]

the truck that u did not think was a truk is a A-tractor and they are basicly a car modefied to in 30kph most used in sweden (sry for bad english)

[@zacharymcburney]

NOT S14 LIGHTS ITS S15 JK keep it up goodjob!you make awesome videos

[@cpufreak101]

Also to in-center badges is to have them categorized as exhausts, also you should get the community mod pack from the forums.

[@minecraftkid309]

I don't know why people always do this in Automation, but they right away set a "safe" RPM limit. I like to throw it to 12000 and just hammer on that engine until it starts knocking, then I set a good limit.

[@oofysfordayz5715]

Whybeare is the best designer in the world!

[@viveklego]

Very nice truck, YBR! I'd totally love to own it!

[@roberts3237]

*'long loud gasp *'AUTOMATION!!!!' * cough couch*!* faint *

[@philipalberts8624]

Plz do more I love when you play this game

[@YouDontWannaFightMe]

It's the YBR Taskmaster. Ready for anything you throw at it. Towing. Off roading. Drag Racing. Hauling ass. It can handle it.

[@aidansweeney9667]

It would be cool if you could design interiors in this game. I don't think the game should force you too but it'd be cool if you wanted to. More Automation! :D

[@WhyBeAre]

Aidan Sweeney If I remember correctly the devs said it would be really difficult to do that, so I don't think that will ever be possible :(

[@bluey3188]

Wow your truck did well on the top gear track...

[@wheatie4628]

Dude that truck look amazing

[@lukethom1567]

I call it truck as a shorter form of pick-up truck. So I kinda say both depending on if I can be bothered saying pick-up or just truck.

[@adinsapo]

I Love The Front Of The Truck

[@analogy8172]

Orly?

[@creepyconnormc6051]

Brings back memories of my 88 Cheyenne

[@bernhardfangmann4989]

WhyBeAre There is a Truck having the taillights in the bumper...you have actually driven it in Beamng.Drive! Datsun 720 King Cab

[@abejudson7075]

+WhyBeAre an ElCamino is actually a specific model of Chevy. Look it up.

[@creepyconnormc6051]

Pretty sure he knows

[@baddriversofeurotrucksimul5759]

The Variant Capacity makes your engine underbored and/or understroked compared to the other engines in the family.

[@ramcharger4400]

the middle number went down because it's a percentage of the first so a 175/85r16 is the same diameter as a 245/60r16

[@NewGamer101]

Push rod, and with existing emmision systems, most trucks got 20-23 high way.

[@tigara1290]

Finaly some Automation ! Thanks YBR ! :)

[@jayk50k]

Wow this game has evolved alot

[@86gtforme]

the second number in tire size is an aspect ratio to width, increase the width and the ratio goes down even if it diameter is the same

[@toad9229]

YBR! the whole wider tires thing is true... but only when it referring to the rear wheels(most likely because the weight is going to the back axle), Smaller wheels in front for better steering (I guess)

[@clayton5549]

Gruntilda Winkybunion yes i believe your right

[@boomboxter9331]

Im not sure on the year but the truck is a Ford F-150

[@wyatttipton9957]

Hell I don't spin my 300 past 4000 because it makes max power at 3500 rpm and torque is at 2000 rpm. Torque pretty much drops after 3500 because the valves start floating.

[@adelerossin3353]

You are a great designer YBR.

[@Bratser48]

Because everyone who's a truck guy knows more horsepower you have the more torque you have

[@kaestar]

I never understand what your talking about but I just like the video anyways

[@cjhawk67]

They need to add a solid front axle leaf and four link setup. 4x4 Jeeps and trucks where all solid live front axle for the most part from the dawn of cars into the late 90s most being leaf sprung till the cherokee came along with its four link setup. Ford F250 and Dodge 2500 and up pickup trucks can still be had with solid front axles making them the only offroad worthy trucks nowdays (Sorry Independent Soccer Mom Suspension Chevys).

[@AidenAprt]

😱 Look at these new generation graphics!!!

[@rubberwoody]

i guess you dont realize torque is supposed to fall off after 3500/4800 rpm while HP goes up. torque is for the bottom end

[@WhyBeAre]

rubberwoody The peak torque was at 3,200 RPM and after that it fell off. That engine still had enough torque to cause a good amount of wheelspin so I don't think it would be an issue.

[@forceablepizza764]

lol, no american pickups in the 80's had overhead cams, they were all pushrod with a sigle 4bl carb, sometimes they have a 2bl

[@WhyBeAre]

Johnathan Pyles As far as I can tell the Ford 385 which was put in Ford trucks in the 1980's was a OHV engine so it's not that unusual for such a configuration in a truck in that time period.

[@forceablepizza764]

well, its typical for me to be wrong bout fords, they are so junk, you need chevy or dodge. either way or still awesome and keep up the good work

[@roxtonbooth8991]

im just saying you forgot a handel for the tailgate

[@dontbanmerage416]

please, make the best truck performance-wise, as unrealistic as posible! i have been waiting for unrealistic since i saw this game!

[@brentfabian174]

Make a drag truck with RWD the biggest twin turbo, the biggest V8 and the most expensive parts.

[@azmirwilson9829]

Nice video YBR keep up the good work

[@macan6855]

(left: USA right: Germany): "El Camino"| UT: Muscle Car, Pick-Up Muscle Car " Truck": Everything above 8,5 tons "Van": Medium size family cars " Wagon": The things that youre in when you take the Train (in german they are called wagon, the car variant wagon means "Kombi") "Pick-Up": Mostly Ford Transit Chassis with a Pickup back or Volkswagen Amarok " Sedan": Sedan, mostly old people (65+) drive them "Hatchback": VW Golf, VW Golf, VW Golf " Muscle Car": Ford Mustang, Every American sports car

[@kevinsomosot9976]

4:06 Not to hate, but trucks even use double wishbone front suspension... =_= Also, McPherson on ladder frames is illegal.

[@jordangamesvlogs9892]

I’m pretty sure you can put something in your fuel or something that makes the truck roll coal even if it’s gas

[@euklid2229]

It is by no means not harsh to Karadžić to give him a 40 year sentence, come on, he is a 70-year old man, why not give him a life sentence? It's literally insulting.

[@bwc1976]

Looks like a fun truck, did you ever export it to BeamNG?

[@cartridgestudios436]

He forgot the one thing every truck needs............. A WAY TO OPEN THE TAILGATE

[@FelBeat]

Dang, cool game, are u gonna make a series on it?

[@danielduncan746]

If you look at 5:20 enough, it looks like a view of a pickup from behind... Side note: Wow, WhyBeAre - If you're reading this, are you using a low sensitivity / DPI mouse? Your mouse movements look super slow to me.

[@ricardo9628]

Hey man pls keep doing this I love it thanks man

[@baddriversofeurotrucksimul5759]

50 engine reliability is good as I couldn't get an engine in 1956 to get over 30 engine reliability. However, be careful as 50 vehicle reliability is not good.

[@themusclecarguy8858]

to me that looks like a 60s truck but it was your car

[@liamtitan5598]

Hey ybr I love your vids. Are you going to play Keble space program? Jest asking.

[@cnanrz1557]

Beam ng and automation should team up so you can upload your car to beam ng

[@yunglemonakis]

well, well buddy times have changed

[@QuantumFlux]

Are you potentially going to make a series in this game e.g. career?

[@markajodhia8317]

I love it whybeare from. Mark

[@clunkeybunk]

my truck's rear badge is centered and there is no words on the tailgate. (my truck is an 06 Ram 2500)

[@brentfabian174]

For typical trucks: IFS= half ton. Yet it has a 7.6 litre engine

[@wickenchiken]

0:50 to 1:00 i was laughing so hard cause it's so true. even in Arkansas

[@TheEnergeticDuoOfficial]

I know this video is 2 years old, but a good name I think you should use is S-475

[@carlynmiller9261]

That video is great and that looks like a 1985 Chevy c10 and yes U can smoke stacks on a gasoline truck

[@theobarrett5125]

Is s15 lights actually. The s14 ones are the ones that don't break up along the back of the car

[@daminiaqueen133]

Besides the Elcamino It could be a Cadillac Mirage.

[@ComradeCheekiBreeki]

With that Truck SUV body style you could make a bronco!

[@rzrctn5373]

The grill reminds me of a 90's chevy truck grill.

[@GFGFHFF3992]

I know little about the internals of engines, but it seems like you're building a large engine and limiting it the work of a small one.

[@chicken5735]

WOAH MANUFACTURES IN THE 80'S AND 90'S WENT CRAZY WITH TURBO TRUCKS FOR EXAMPLE GMC Syclone

[@WhyBeAre]

Banana& Cucumber That is a very unique truck that is by no means ordinary.

[@FLManTM]

+WhyBeAre Oh yeah, I'm pretty sure drum brakes are for lighter cars more than for trucks.

[@thereedbreed]

+Jacob Pummell My dads 51' Chevy pickup originally had drum brakes and still does, but isn't driven. (Of course not until 55' they started using discs.)

[@thereedbreed]

Um, OK (I wont tell him to be a snob)

[@thereedbreed]

I'll see if I can PM you a picture through youtube or google+.