Comments by "ricky v" (@WarriorsPhoto) on "Engineering Explained" channel.

  1. If Mazda brought back the WANKEL engine, I would be excited to see that performance. Here are my fingers crossed for a modern Wankel engine one day.
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  2. Yeah but flames 🔥 out the pipe looks 👀 cool.
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  3. Debaditya Saha Disorders are good. (:
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  4. I wasn’t surprised by the results and he set us up for this perfectly. (:
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  5. KnightsWithoutATable LOL, funny. Then, the license plate will say “mywllet”!
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  6. Great explanation. I was wondering how they did that 4WD drive system. I would imagine it works well to help that car handle amazingly.
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  7. 30 PSI. That was epic boost years ago. Now, manufacturers are doing it. Awesome, how long will those engines last? Hmmm?
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  8. I’ve driven cars with that 8 speed. He’s absolutely right about the performance. It’s an amazing DCT, wait I meant automatic transmission.
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  9. I have been wondering what those actually did for years now. Thank you for letting me know. I'll get one for a newer car that has direct fuel injection.
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  10. Oh god I remember an OLD FART telling to run a THICK A$$ oil like that in my old Prelude. :(
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  11. Looks interesting and you did a great job of explaining this. Hence your channels name. ;)
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  12. Jason, great overview of the car. I like how you went deeper into the engineering of the car. I like the car and appreciate a lot of the engineering being put into. Part of this is Gordon Murray’s talk and thoughts on making an exotic car. Let’s see what the car will do when reviewers have access to the cars.
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  13. Jeffiekins Glad, to hear. I love rotary engines but wouldn’t want the reliability issues. :(
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  14. Ignorance This I agree with and understand.
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  15. I loved your little humour insertions from time to time on this video. Whether intentional or not, you had me laughing sir. Good explanation as always.
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  16. That’s a great engine. 😉
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  17. A straight 39 weight. ;-)
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  18.  @datsuntoyy  Never say never right?
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  19. Jason, glad you like the GR 86. Will you be trading your S2000 for a GR 86?
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  20. David Turk I would hope the back. 😉
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  21.  @jakubcislo8029  BUT, of course. What we put into something we'll get back. Thank you for your input.
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  22. Makes sense rightfully and I bet they’ll be using this.
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  23. I have always liked BMW engines. They are some very well engineered drive trains. My concern is all the other items falling apart. My buddies 2001 M3 is mechanically sound. Something, else always seems to be breaking though. LOL
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  24. 😂
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  25. Very cool. I like how this was explained. It makes perfect sense. It would be great if more manufacturers started using this type of cooling in their cars.
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  26. Eduardo Diaz I will agree with you that maintenance is higher with a Mercedes automobile. And, part of the reasons they are cheap to purchase at times is people will dump em when the maintenance piles up. They are phenomenal cars especially their AMG cars. Thank you as well for adding to this space.
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  27. He doesn’t own a BMW. 😉
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  28. Jason, I am glad someone else understands these facts and presents them in simple terms. This makes sense and I felt empowered listening to you.
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  29. Leo Stone How does it crank over? With some Hymm and Haa!
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  30.  @steveavant9727  LOL 😂 Wasn’t that Brutus?
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  31.  spike spiegel  Explain please?
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  32. Larry Tortellini I’ve been telling people what you said for years now about the rotary engines. Thank you sir!
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  33. One of your best explanations ever. Sometimes, the explanation is so technical I get incredibly lost. But, this was one was easy to follow and understand. Thank you.
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  34. I was thinking this and Benz used it well. Hope it works well in a gas powered engine.
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  35. LOL, I remember when synthetic oil revealed my oil leaks in an old Toyota I had. I blamed the oil as well. Sad but true.
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  36. That's too short and wouldn't have made for a good video. ;)
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  37. LOL, good joke and thank you.
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  38.  @GiordanDiodato  I've heard of cooking oils but Olive Oil??? I guess it is a cooking oil.
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  39. Cliff 😂 🤣
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  40.  @steveavant9727  Lol 😂, 🤣 😆
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  41. I liked your changes in the videos. That made this video very entertaining. I also enjoyed how you explained this engine and glad you are doing well.
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  42.  @PrimeProductionsULTD  There's nothing like a GM push rod engine. I like that you shared your story. I've seen plenty of Corvettes with over 200k miles. Congratulations on your long term vehicle as well.
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  43. What is ZDDP?
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  44.  @gwagb27  That's what the warranty is for yeah.
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  45. Jingle YaBombz I agree with you. It is a Mercedes Benz engine. (:
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  46. I had heard of that hydrogen engine before but didn't know if they had actually built it. Will be good to see what they do with the rotary engines in the future.
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  47. David Maudlin Very cool 😎. Looks like you know the car.
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  48. Larry Tortellini Ahhh 😱. That makes sense and I knew they were two stroke style engines. Thus burning oil is a thing with these. Good info and thank you.
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  49. I am a fan of push rod engines. Especially since I like V8 engines. (:
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  50. He’s probably selling it as he’s got plans for something amazing. (:
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  51. Yeah, they’re tough to handle. ;)
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  52. William Murphy That’s Mexican food you’re speaking of. 😆
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  53. Kiyopon Glad you got a laugh. (:
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  54. Click Bait Batteries 🔋 are great and I hope for the technology to move as well. ICE has a place especially for fun enthusiast vehicles.
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  55. Behnood Baligh Yes it does. (:
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  56. @Michael Acquaviva, I don't wanna know what California's quality tap water would do to this set up. LOL
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  57. That car is one of the reasons I like Subaru. They take all their engineering know how and put into a one off special car. So, for those of us that want that kind of exclusivity. We can have it with a Subaru. (:
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  58.  @HeathsHobbyLobby  Nice and thank you for this information. What was that luxury car that had those early V8 engines?
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  59. Good report on the distance and what is different between an electric and gas powered vehicles. Thank you, sir. You and your report are appreciated.
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  60.  @Abdullah..S  Wow, a bird is appreciating me. COOL!
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  61.  @Abdullah..S  Okay, I completed my objective and made a bird laugh. This is good. LOL, (:
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  62. The Macaw Oh now, you’re a KING. ROFL
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  63. The Truth Hey, there. I agree with you. A little softer language will pull people to your views of Truth. Thank you for being a part of this conversation.
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  64.  @JM-pg8qv  So that’s why “YOU” can’t see it. Thank you for the clarity. I appreciate your input and “YOU” so much. 😉
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  65.  @JM-pg8qv  I understood it was a joke. Hence why I was nice when answering. 😉
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  66. Driving Honda’s new 2.0 turbo engines was an experience. I’ve driven just about every Honda from the 90’s and on. The 2.0 turbo was the best of their engines in my opinion so far. Including the V6 engines.
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  67.  @EngineeringExplained  Wait a minute. 🤨 😉
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  68. Good to read and was it reliable?
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  69. Great explanation of a complex system. Well done sir.
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  70. Very good video. Glad you brought someone on to help answer the questions.
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  71. That is the best explanation I have seen for ITBs. Thank you.
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  72. I have always loved the Corvette. My favorite is still the C5 Z06 and that's the only one I am looking to purchase at this time. Thank you for sharing your thoughts about the new C8 model. This is good to see that an American Icon is continuing on.
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  73. paul gumbo I’ve never driven a C6z. Only a base model and it definitely was refined. (:
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  74. Jason, from now on I will always use the recommended oil for my engines, thank you.
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  75. Yes exactly! 🎉
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  76. John Burakowski Yeah nothing new there. 😉
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  77.  @TheWilferch  So you’re saying morons exist in all age brackets?
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  78.  @TheWilferch  What is the surprise? (:
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  79.  @TheWilferch  Yes. What is next?
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  80.  @kenc2386  What the people working there do?
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  81.  @tomthumb5445  Agreed. (:
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  82.  @jeep2liberty  Why not?
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  83. I enjoyed your stabs and jabs at people that have things to say about your work. Well done and keep these videos coming.
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  84.  Charles Larkin  Gotcha! I know what that is now. I used it when I rebuilt an engine a while ago. It's good stuff. (:
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  85. Great explanation. What impressed me the most was the weight savings. That’s a lot of weight they are able to loss by shortening the exhaust.
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  86. Okay, I will now go and drive the Toyota 86 again. Especially, since the Supra is a bit out for a while.
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  87. This information make sense. I used to wonder about this with my hybrid. Thankfully my commutes include plenty of windshield time on the freeways. Thus the engine gets enough time to get up to operating temperature. But if I didn't do this weekly. I'd hate to see what's in my oil.
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  88.  @ellenorbjornsdottir1166  What is “LPG”?
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  89.  @RobertSmith-tq6mf  That’s great to read. Were they turbo models?
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  90.  @timm.6391  Explain?
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  91.  @timm.6391  Ohh 😲. Thank you buddy for that. Are you an engineer?
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  92.  @sandervanderkammen9230  That makes sense and why would someone use Propane as a fuel for a ICE?
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  93.  @sandervanderkammen9230  Obsolete??? 🤨 In what way is the Wankel obsolete?
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  94.  Nyoman Satria Adhitya Putra Merada  Good Point! Thank you.
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  95. Have you ever driven a Corvette or other V8 cars with a manual?
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  96. Nicely said. Are you a poet?
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  97. Are you looking at the Veloster N as well?
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  98. Nothing comparing ourselves, we'll always lose. ;)
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  99. David Maudlin Did you use 2 stroke additives?
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  100. YouSurf 2 Wow 😳 Original engine?
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  101. David Maudlin 🤩 😳 I am shocked and all engines are good if we know how to take care of em.
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  102. Larry Tortellini What do you mean?
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  103. Lonnie Beal Good info and thank you. (:
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  104. DGOfTheCentury Please do. (:
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  105. This car reminds me a lot of the GT-R Nismo Z-Tune. This is exactly what Nissan did with that car as well. Is it worth the work? Of course. I still don't think I would purchase a R35 GT-R. It doesn't have the same character as the older models. It's definitely better then those old GT-R models. Maybe, when I drive it I will think of it as worth it over the older versions.
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  106. I would off road that vehicle. (:
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  107. Never say it that way and you make sense.
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  108. TR P Good point. I remember chains giving warnings when riding a bicycle. Thank you for this input.
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  109. Once it's off the lot it's old. At least that's how it feels when you go and try to sell a new car. :(
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  110. Rusty Now that’s an old car. 😂 lol
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  111. This is good for us and Jason. I like this idea and second it. (:
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  112.  @tacomas9602  (:
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  113. I would never have thought Jason was going to lie to us. And now that a chemist confirms this, I will never doubt Him. 😉
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  114. As always a good explanation.
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  115. Jason, is there any other videos I could watch to understand more. I couldn’t grasp the concept. I’ll admit it’s me, though. Thank you.
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  116. I am not surprised. I put brand new tires on my Hybrid and I am blown away with the differences. I didn't go with the best of the best but when the rain 🌧️ came. I haven't had one issue with the car. 😊 (:
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  117. mrfr87 Ahhh 😱 and 😌 ahhh at the same time. (:
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  118. Sir Tristan 😂 Wouldn’t anyone be. 😆
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  119. datsuntoyy So you’re 13 years or less? 😂 (:
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  120. datsuntoyy 😂 🤣 Thank you for sharing your thoughts 💭. Like you they are appreciated. (:
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  121.  @allesmedvesek  If you are driving a rocket you are going somewhere other than Earth. (:
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  122.  @devilslayerthesaintofkille1317  I agree!
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  123. But would you take in a pinch?
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  124. This was funny. (:
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  125. InfiniteLoop Explain please. (:
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  126. InfiniteLoop Okay. Now, I understand. Thank you.
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  127. @voice of reason, this was funny. (:
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  128.  @HeathsHobbyLobby  WOWZERS! That's a good bit of history there. Is that your main focus of study?
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  129.  @HeathsHobbyLobby  Help me understand this question?
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  130. No questions or comments but thank you for the entertainment sir.
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  131. Nothing like modern tech to blow your mind and wallet.
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  132. I agree with you dude. Power isn’t everything. It’s something that helps us have fun. I’ve had more fun in cars with less power that handle extremely well. It doesn’t matter to me as much anymore. What I enjoy in a car is totally different now.
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  133. Will Chen YUP!
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  134. Maybe, there’s a reason so many legendary cars used inline 6 engines. The smoothness and the power delivery is great on an inline 6 engine. Whether Turbo or NA, they’re still some of favorite engines.
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  135. This is a pretty long feeling video. I know it was supposed to be an introduction to the new Type-R. But, all that aside. The best news from this video is that we have a new Type-R, FINALLY!
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  136. You are starting to add effects. Very well done. How about adding more B-Roll cut aways. It will help your video quality. Thank you.
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  137. Very informative video sir. Thank you for passing along this information.
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  138. Very good explanation. Thank you gentleman.
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  139. I couldn't agree more. The Jaguar F-Type is absolutely amazing. Glad, you shared your thoughts. Let's agree that at 110,000 the F-Type R is an absolute steal. I don't know what the SVR is being sold for. Keep these videos coming!
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  140. The sound in the car could use a little better quality recording. Just a thought. Other than that really enjoyed seeing someone review the GT-R Nismo model.
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  141. Young man. Your videos are always very well done and informative. Keep em coming.
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  142. Great video! Now tell us how the car drives with the more aggressive Final Drive?
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  143. You have always been very good at explaining complex engineering feats. Thank you.
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  144. Ha, yeah! That is so your day. Oh, and how old are you ? LOL
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  145. All of those issues(which they really aren't) are common Honda issues. Congratulations, your S2000 is in amazing shape.
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  146. Good video and very good explanation sir. :)
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  147. The BRZ, was always a fun car to drive. Glad, the team working on this car does a great job reengineering the car.
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  148. Very cool engine design. Why break from the norm? If what we are doing already works best. LOL Thank you for this awesome video.
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  149.  @lonniebeal6032  Why thank you for letting us know and know that you are appreciated.
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  150. Good point. Are you a Cadillac fan as well?
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  151. Truthfully, I am glad you understand everything you just said. I am lost and totally okay with it. Thank you anyway. LOL :)
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  152. That's true. Everything is being turbo'd now a days. Are you interested in N/A engines more?
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  153. Great video! Good visual representation of how the oil industry creates modern lubricants. Thank you. Have a good 2018.
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  154. Jason, as always a wonderful explanation. I like the BRZ and was disappointed by how it drove. I will drive the new one and see how it feels. Let's hope it's a lot more fun.
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  155. Yes they are. What the biggest most powerful engine you've driven?
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  156. Wasn't it Ford that developed the V8?
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  157. Did he tell you why?
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  158. Why not keep making V8 engines? If they can of course?
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