That was beautiful, you guys are incredibly talented videographers/editors. Thanks for doing this! You even made me sound credible; I think that's what impressed me most. I wish only the best for your channel!

Engineering Explained... explained.

We had such an unreasonably good time filming with Jason. He had the idea to hide potatoes throughout the video as an ode to Idaho. Who can spot them all?

No doubt the most underrated channel. All of the "Getting to know" videos you've done are beyond professional, hell even the simpler things like vlogs are edited in such a way that it's extremely enjoyable to watch!

Engineering Explained got me through my Internal Combustion Engines course in my undergrads, and for that I'll forever be grateful.

Thanks to you, I've learned so much about how cars work. I have lots of friends who are "car guys" (with their Evo, STi, Civic, etc.) who talk like they know everything about cars yet they don't know how an engine, clutch, and transmission, etc. actually work. So Jason if you are reading this, thank you for everything. Also, I envy you, my life is so stagnant as I'm finishing my senior year at college. I'm glad to see someone like you actually got somewhere in life, most of my college friends don't have actual jobs.

do a "getting to know Chrisfix" ! :D

This is growing to be one of the highest quality automotive channels out there. Great work guys keep em coming

Jason is talking about "leveling up" on KZfaq, which is very true, but you two seem to be leveling up faster than most. Don't ever stop producing quality videos for the sake of more videos! Gears and Gasoline is getting to the point of setting its own standard. I can't believe you don't have six digit subscribers already. The KZfaqr interviews are absolutely amazing. The amount of work you guys put into a video really shows. LOVE IT! And great interview with EE. He seems very insightful.

Once again I find myself in awe at how intimate you make these videos feel to us as viewers. I felt like I knew Jason personally for a lengthy amount of time by the end of the film! Everything feels so well thought out and smooth, you gentlemen truly have a gift when it comes to digital cinematography. Please, more videos and continued success!

Man, I swear every video you guys put out in the "Getting to know" series is amazing. Each new video is getting more constructive and unique. You guys do an amazing job at really piecing together the fact that we are just ordinary people at the end of the day with an affinity for cars and that in itself is amazing. Please, keep making videos.

I think you missed a very good title for this video "Engineering Explained Explained"

Hi, Jason, I'm your follower in China mainland. Because of some political reasons I can only watch your videos through VPN network. I really like your videos, you make weird things about cars easy to begin to understand. I hope your youtube channel gets better and I really appreciate your videos. Thumbs up for you.

Some people just want to watch the world learn. I love both of your channels for that reason!

I pressed like before I even loaded the video, because I know Gears and Gasoline have the highest quality videos, they tell a story unlike many other KZfaq channels who just record

The most meaningfull sentence in the clip was this 'the more you get to know things the more you realise how little you know'. There is never really an end to knowledge on any subject.

The cameraman is on another level, Cinematography, Music, Production, How the story is presented you guys are amazing. Keep up the good work G&G and all the best!

I've been around since your Integra days, and i can honestly say this channel has not only made me more knowledgeable about cars but made me appreciate them even more, thanks man.

I started watching Engineering Explained when I started University around 4 years ago. I graduated from Automotive Engineering, and Jason provided a lot of answers to my engineering questions. I started watching EE when the channel had less than 100,000 subscribers and I thought... one day I hope that I will make a KZfaq channel, too. And I did 2 months ago. I am simply amazed how far EE has gone - over 1 Million subscribers. I always wanted to know a little more about Engineering Explained, so here we have it. Keep up the good work EE! It looks that Gears and Gasoline is also a great channel to which I subscribed a few weeks ago. Good luck!

I've loved cars for a very long time. I grew up handing tools to my dad, who always worked on our Chevy van. My first car show was a Corvette show in Lancaster, PA. As I grew up, I became more attracted to the SN95 platform Mustang, and was super excited when the New Edge platform came out... ... Just like you, I really got into racing games, but starting with the original Project Gotham Racing. It was such a success to me. The introduction to a variety of cars extending to TVR, Opel, Vauxhall, and many other manufacturers not seen in the US, helped me grow and love all cars. Still, I defined myself as an avid Mustang owner, and lover. Your channel has helped me advance my knowledge and I thank you for everything you have done for me.

The car community/youtube are a better place thanks to both Engineering Explained and Gears and Gasoline. Thank you both for putting out quality and passionate content that betters our community.

Guys, you're making a massive contribution to everyone with these "Getting to know" videos, please never stop and keep doing them. :D You deserve so much more love.

i am not a KZfaq addict, but EE is one of my subscriptions and regularly channels. EE fills a niche, and hits the mark for me with simple explanations of some things I am curious about. I wish you nothing but success and Godspeed in what you do with EE, life.... P.S. Don't take the critics too seriously, listen to the you has made you what you are today and more...

his hair is grey because he studied engineering hahaha

Fantastic music, lifestyle shots, B roll and edit. Really nice work!

Very nice guys. Wonderful job. Jason is an awesome guy. Nice job.

Hi Jason, I'm really fan of you. I grew up on a house where my dad is a mechanical engineer and love cars. I followed his steps on engineering, right now I work for a car company. I just want tell you THANKS!!! I'm really appreciate every single video and explanation you make from engineering perspective, you are making the difference. I which you the best, and please don't stop of doing it. I'm from Puerto Rico.

It’s what I was hoping to see: behind the scenes of true character of Jason, how he started, how he sleeps... well, maybe not how he sleeps or um.. how he cuddles potatoes. But none the less, it gives us a relatable experience and I just love how you caught his awesome humble self. Thanks G&G!

Great Video! Engineering Explained has definitely helped me learn a lot of new stuff about cars. Cool that you were able to feature him

Jason is an asset for all the car enthusiasts online. He makes sense of the world we all are so enthusiastic about. I am not an auto engineer but I can say this with surety that this guy knows his stuff. Wish you a great 2017!

It's really beautiful to see two channels supporting each other because of their common love for cars. Just beautiful.

I ran into Engineering Explained by accident when I randomly decided that I wanted to invest myself in learning more about cars. I love cars. I have always loved cars. My problem is that the infatuation has always been a mysticism without much knowledge about what goes or happens inside and out of them. EE's channel helped me learn so much and take away some things I never even considered, just as he said, quick and easy, but factual and to the point. Finding this video on this channel about EE is one of the coolest things I've watched in a while, about one of the nicest dudes I like to watch on YT. Jason is like the Mr. Rogers of explaining the inner workings of cars... with potatoes, hahaha!

The quality and videography skills are second to none on these videos, keep up the great work!

"You know I'm learning from the comments and people are learning from the videos" That's fantastic Jason, that's what a like about you. It's several years that I'm following your videos and thanks to you last year I decided to start studying Mechanical Engineering at university. Congrats man for everything you've got and you'll get!

Jason is an incredibly talented young man whom does provide a vast array of information in an productive manner. I appreciate his desire to unmask the intricate points of general automotive knowledge. His videos have been a real joy to watch and hopefully I can see more to further my understanding of mechanical engineering. Thank you for posting this video. And thank you Jason for posting videos with invaluable information.

Engineering Explained is a great channel, and this was also a great video showing Jason's viewpoint without standing in front of his white board. Love the fact that he's passionate about what he does on KZfaq and the view that everyone is learning including himself. Keep it up Jason!

I really related to this guy. He is a lot like me. I'm so curious, always learning about everything I can, and each time I learn something I find something else to learn. He has a lot more direction in his life though.

Hello Jason, thank you so much for your amazing videos. I'm not an engineer but a business graduate, but I'm extremely passionate about cars. However I didn't know where to start to learn about cars, performance and modifications. I've been going through bits and pieces of information for a long time. I have to say your channel is quite unique, and I can go on for ages learning factual cool stuff from one place. You're definitely living up to your goal of educating and saving people time. Wish you all the best for your future ahead! :)

You guys really are constantly stepping up your videography, it's only a matter of time before this is one of the biggest automotive youtube channels around.

Congrats to my friends Ben and Ben for creating (in my opinion) your most beautiful video you've made so far. Your choices in shots and perspective were truly captivating. And to Jason from Engineering Explained, I'm glad I got a chance to kind've get to know more about you through this video and why you do what you do. I've watched a handful of your videos, and have learned many new things, including why I should correct all of my bad habits I had developed in driving a manual, and what those bad habits actually are doing to the car I'm driving. So a big thanks to Jason for making these types of informative videos available to the world. Your effort is appreciated, and I look forward to your future videos. And lastly, G&G, your videos just keep getting better and I continuously look forward to the next episode you guys will release. Keep up the tremendous work!! :D

The cinematography your channel presents continues to impress me. I'm not sure whether you consider this to be amateur or professional production, but the quality is fantastic. Although I also enjoy the content, it is the cinematography that keeps me coming back. Keep up the great work!

These videos always bring a smile to my face. There is a passion behind the camera work and how scenes are set up to hit the viewer emotionally so they keep watching beginning to end. There is no intro talking nonsense added, the shots are fantastic, and quality is of something you would see on TV if not better. You got my bell turned on. good job guys

That's what I love about Jason's channel. I love learning and he makes content that feeds that hunger.

I loved this, and I love Jason. Such a kind, smart man with his head in the right direction. I have such a third of knowledge much like him. I began learning about cars myself because if I didn't, I couldn't afford to pay someone to keep my car running. I want to do something similiar, but don't want to copy him. I love his channel so much, I never miss a video. I hope to meet him sometime! This is added to my favorites

Absolutely amazing. I clearly remember about 3 and 1/2 years ago I wanted to start really taking my interest in cars to the next level, and actually learning how all the individual components worked. I remember searching up "Turbo Chargers explained" and came across Jason's video. I was instantly hooked on the way he explained things and how easy it was for me to understand in his words. From that point on, he was my go to guy. I've been subscribed to him since, i've seen his channel struggle for views and also do incredibly well like he is currently. Since then I have also created my own channel and reached over 1,000 subscribers so far, and I attribute my youtube growth and just the ability to explain things to my friends heavily due to Jason & his videos. Great video though, really enjoyed seeing more of his background!

Quite a familiar-sounding story!

Jesus Christ all mighty that was an awesome video. I mean holy crap! You guys are very talented and this should have a million views.

Three channels I'd be hyped to see you guys interview: Car Throttle and Petrolicious (and Carfection if possible)

Great job guys. This quality of video means that my regular TV spends more off and my iPad has become the focus of my evenings viewing. Keep up the good work.

Engineering explained is by far one of the coolest KZfaq channels out there keep up the good work.

Jason could not make this video himself, the resulting video is so brilliant!! Great explanations out of Jason's life, he knows what he does and why he does it! As a happy subscriber of EE, I can affirm that this video really completes his channel and even though I know Jason a little bit from his videos, watching this short documentary was a very enjoyable moment! Thank you very much!

I'm sure you guys get this all the time, but your editing/cinematography/attention to detail is masterful!

The shot of Jason staring into the sunset/sunrise looked very ethereal, beautifully shot!

Wow! I know this is older, but that was is a beautiful presentation! Holy cow! I'm a big fan of E-squared and it was fun to get a little insight into his world. That was awesome! Your shots all would make great stills and you pacing was perfect without the need for gimmicky bits to pull it together. Beautiful light and camera positing. Just a superb job!

Great video, that music. Gave me Goosebumps. Hey Jason when r u gonna release that Laferrari video ??

Man, you got me goosebumps when you talked about the people that watch your videos. Big like man, I am grateful to you for everything you taught us! God bless you and please don't change anything, not even your hair

You guys have the best video editing and quality of almost any automotive youtubers. Keep it up, y'all inspire me!

You're videos aren't as frequent as other youtubers but they are all quality and I look forward to watching them when I see them. Keep up the great work!

I love cars , I think we all do , but part of the fun for me is not knowing everything , I know little basics , but I enjoy someone who knows what they're talking about teaching me , instead of me finding it out for myself whilst I'm fortunate enough to have people like that , thank you G&G for making another Inspirational video , and congratulations on your success Jason (Engineering explained ) hope both of you guys keep going in the future . 👌💪😇

Possibly some of the best production quality I've ever seen on youtube.

G&G, thanks for approaching us to The Guy! Jason rocks. Being following him for several years, now. Greets from Canary Islands, Spain!

Jason is a truly great person. And so are you guys. Your filming skills are beyond amazing. Keep up the great work guys :)

Two of my favorite car channels collaborating? I must have died and gone to very specific heaven.

The EE CAI vs SRI episode was one of the best technical episodes ever. More of that please.

4 dislikes probably dont even own a car

KZfaq needs more useful people like you. The videos are concise and very easy to comprehend.

this is the first video I've seen from this channel and I was shocked to see how small the channel is. Super high quality work guys, very impressed.

I've learned so much with Jason, he's such a lovely guy. He inspired me to become a mechanic.

This is hands down one of my favorite channels on KZfaq it's nice to see a channel that serves a purpose and not just kids running around farting on stranger so thanks for the knowledge and the videos

These getting to know people videos are pretty sweet. Thanks for taking the time to do them!

If this was a 6 hour documentary, I'd still watch every second of it. Great stuff! "I'm learning from the comments, and people are learning from the videos" That's the Internet of Things in a nutshell, everyone takes away something.

Love your site. Thanks for all the info. I'm a car guy (Mk6 Golf wagon currently) and I love techie stuff. You are spot on about tires. I just got a good set, Eagle F1. Massive difference over stock. Not to promote Goodyear, but just to say, I agree that tires are about the best upgrade one can do to street car. Should be everyone's first choice.

So proud of you guys! You met the man, the myth, the legend and did an awesome job at sharing his story. I really hope we can work something out for when I am home spring break to get you the Mustang. Keep it up

Jason, I have been a car enthusiast from day one. I love you videos and I think you need to have a great mind that wants to know more about what you are presenting. I my book you are the best in the business. Keep on going. Thanks

I absolutely love these "getting to know..." series of videos. Production quality is second-to-none. 10/10 would recommend to anyone interested

one of the best engineering channels on KZfaq! Keep up Jason!

I just started watching G&G today, and I gotta say, this is quality stuff! I love how you guys put all the content together. It was really satisfying to watch, and to get to know the people behind the other KZfaq Channels. Keep it up guys! Top top quality content.

This guy is brilliant! He makes a whiteboard interesting, helps you understand the obscure and gets British humour. Huge respect to EE!

My dream job would be automotive journalism... still figuring out that dream part.

Another quality video guys. The format is spot on in this one. Great mix of audio/visual/interview. Entertainment and education!

God damn the production is somehow getting even better on this channel and you guys are amazing! Awesome video yet again. You'll be at 100k subs in no time and I'll think back of the days when I subbed when you had less than 20,000

Whoa, PGR3 for the 360 was the first car video game I played that got me into cars, weird! Love the videos, I remember watching EE and RegularCars back in 2015 when I really started to get into building cars. The KZfaq car scene is a great place, and better because of guys like you!

Just want to say that you guys have a truly amazing channel, really appreciate what you are doing here.

Your guys content and video editing skills on this channel IS GREAT! Been subscribed since the "Getting to know do it with Dan" video and watched all you've put out. You guys are gonna make it in the KZfaq world, you're at the 30g mark and it'll only climb from there. keep up the great work and definitely keep up the"getting to know" series as well as all the car content. Every time you do I seem to subscribe to a new channel.

I have seen E/E before, and this Video describes the Man i saw to a Tee. Especially the Learning aspect around everything he does - he learns himself, and dispenses the knowledge to people that know less so they can level up with him. Thank you GG and thank you E/E. *wipes tear

Whoever directs these interviews is great at getting interesting information out of people, and the cinematography is amazing. You just got a sub, hopefully many more are to come. And on a side note, It would make my week if you got one of the roadkill guys on the show.

inspiring!

Best film makers on KZfaq. the film maker inside me geeks out whenever i see the amazing production quality of your videos! keep up the amazing work guys!

from a xbox gamer.... became a habit... curiosity ... habit and later on ....wants to be progressive each day.... one day into two, but not wasted.... living each day behind those figures and simplifications written not so well.... but as clear as his definition in each topic that he does in a 2' x 3' white board behind the knowledge being so hard to resolve each mechanisms ... this are free knowledge for all, shared for free upon all the criticism he receives day by day...but, what most of us doesn't realized are the effort from you, that passion you were preparing each day, - time each day for those viewers like me should appreciate, who tries to teach us, viewers back to BASICS, 101 and.... and once again in our lives to be humble.... all the best sir' Jason also tysomuch to: G&G, fantastic job guys and MCM's which I honestly watched most.... for makin' me lol & freaks me out everyday since yesterday ... but on top of that all of you guys are amazing. -RESPECT

Editing was incredible, so much work into it ! Congrats for the results :) Keep on going Jason, your channel is awesome as well !

top notch quality as always guys. im really enjoying this VLOG series on Jason. cant wait for the next episodes.

you guys are seriously good at what you do. I dont think ive ever felt so compelled to comment about someone's video making abilities, but this is tv quality.

Great Vid, can't wait to see more of these!

This was great. It's good to get to know the real people behind the channels I've been watching for so long. Great job to both you and Jason! :D

It's not that people are lazy, but you do know what your talking about which makes a change from the rest of you tube channels.well done always enjoy your videos.

Wow...... the cinematography blew me away. The music fits perfectly with everything, and the best part. We learn things we didn't know. If only school was this good. Subrcribed :)

This guy is the reason I am still pursuing Mechanical Engineering school. Thank you!

Engineering Explained is one of my favorite channels! it's channels like these make KZfaq valuable.

Such a great feature! I really love the time, dedication and effort that you guys put into this series!

When I heard you mention PGR3 I gave a chuckle as I was an Australian finalist in 2006, all finalists from around the world competed in Bolognia Italy courtesy of Microsoft. I still have an xbox account but not with the same gamer tag as back then. I competed under the GT of ZeNoMoRpH. BTW nice channel. Gary