First Ever Electric Monster Truck Car Crush 2012 BIGFOOT #20 - BIGFOOT 4x4, Inc. 

I would be too

Sounds sic haha electric engines can still scare me. The ones for para motor omg lol

say have you ever thought about slapping a turbine on one, I know they take a bit more time to throttle up but they put out tons of noise and can run on any liquid fuel, or a snake bite that uses a flash boiler, could call it steam snake? food for thought heck one of the best pressure vessle makers in the USA is right there in Saint Louis called continental fabricators food for thought eh? just tossing that out there for you I always wanted to built a monstertruck and slap a jet engine or turbine on it, but I have not the funds to build such a thing, nor the knowledge of turbine engines but something I wanted to do as a kid of the 80's and 90's

Sir apparently the electric world is wayy powerful now,MUM cars beatin some heavy gasoline loud mouths

Y'all should put an engine sound kit in it at the right volume to be loud and efficient

Hope this isn’t the future

For show i think thats nice , but it cant survive long enough for cargo transportation , esspecially for cold weather or snowy roads. Its battery should allways on for defrost

Oh, great point! Driving Bigfoot on the street as a regular commuter car in winter would be impractical because of the energy lost by running a heater. 😂🤦‍♂️

I love it

LMAO as a wrench head hearing something having any torque at 0 RPM it's hilarious. I've been into electric cars for a while but seeing that written in front of my eyes

@@kylekyle1805 more like 1rpm. It’s just instant and amazing.

About 50 years lol. Stick to ice trucks please

True, its what Motorsport is all about

Sham Yahya I have crushed a RC

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1:2 scale RC is the next step.

Wesley Groth scam it is not RC truck it is a electric truck that someone actually drives in the truck

2:1 size

Omg, I want one....

@@canadiancatgreen ever heard of a joke smart guy 🙄

reminder: diesel train engines are actually using electric motors. They can generate phenomenal amounts of torque right at the wheels in an instant.

More torque than a gas engine at high RPM even. Electric motors are torque monsters, that's why the drive to the wheels of trains and large earth moving equipment is done with electric motors. The big diesel engine doesn't drive the wheels, it just generates electricity.

True, I have driven a Bolt and it was very quick. I probably will wait for awhile but as long as I can tune it, and put a cool sound on it, I'M SET!

AvengedSevenfold9000 Agreed Let's just hope this stays a novel experiment and doesn't become the real deal

yeah hearing the big diesel engine rev up as the cars get mashed is what it's all about

Agreed it's not bigfoot without the roar of the engine.

hmm what is this madness, I mean dont get me wrong Bob Chandler has done many firsts in large truck automotive competitions, and has the tallest monster truck with bigfoot 4 or 5 that uses the land train tires, but what is this blasphemy where is the roar, even a hydrolic press makes more noise working metal in a forge shop, punching out metal or running a press brake, even a regular car crusher or shredder is more visceral and makes more noise, I mean I think its great and all to experiment, but a monster truck should roar, even if it ran a steam boiler like one of dobbals cars from the 1920's period had lots of power and not long to get it warmed up, but I doubt it would take the abuse the boiler that is of the jostling that a monster truck does, and its why the water tube style boiler steam locomotives leaked constantly and did not work well compared to the regular firetube boilers they have most often, heck this might as well be air powered if bigfoot is going to be this quiet.

@@konarider1215 its not diesel its a gas actually methol alcohol engine, there is a differance, though monster van did use a diesel moter a detroit diesel I belive