Not just for cup, but all racers should watch this video, great info for everyone.

Dan you are a wealth of knowledge and it is extremely rare to come across the level of precision you provide in your videos. True master of the art and it’s clear you enjoy it. I do not follow very many channels at all but yours definitely gets a follow. Would not mind seeing more of your videos when I open KZfaq. You don’t mess around and you know your facts. Better yet facts backed up by real experience. I’m building a late model Winston cup car with a 66 Chevelle body fitted to it. Learning from the ground up and your videos have been a huge help as I’m a visual learner. Many thanks! Mike P.

Def need more and more uploads. Going 2+ months is too long for us that dream of being able to afford a build like this.

Great stuff. There aren’t many videos that I’ll actually sit on the couch and put up on the TV to watch the entire thing, but yours are ones that I do. I’m glad there are other people like myself that are very particular about how the builds go together, and believe there is a right and wrong way to do things. My sons both race Jr. Dragsters and last week another family had one of their chassis break, so they were gonna swap that motor into a different car. I grabbed my tool box and went over there to help take the motor out. Every bolt was mismatched, some had washers, some didn’t, a lot of it was cobbled together. Drove me nuts! 😂 I like all our shit to match, and look nice and uniform, and add little details most would not think to do. Anyway, sorry for the long post but I appreciate all the time and effort put into the videos. Can’t wait for the next one.,

Thank you for these videos, I know its a lot of work and very time consuming, but some of us truly do appreciate your hard work. It's very cool to see how these cars are built and have the opportunity to learn from someone who is as knowledgeable as yourself to teach people who you don't even know.

I remember when you spoke your mind back in the day at TriStar. You still not afraid to speak it today I see. You had unique talent then and it's only grown, sad we lost Mark. We need to catch up someday since I retired.

TV on the Radio spotted, nice

That ending! Thanks for doing what you do. I’ve learned so much from your videos. Thanks again mate.

Man I haven’t hand packed bearings in years. Cool stuff.

Loving the Supra content! And DBAA! Yessir!

Danny I appreciate your efforts and understanding of the Stock Car "Inside" the teams and nuts and bolts. Please continue. Don't care what the keyboard warriors say or think. You do this because you love and enjoy it. Please continue to share. This will help all of us with cars that are trying to understand the "Inside the team" way of doing it right. Thanks !!!

You just made my day when I found out that you had a new video thank you a great video please put out more videos I know they're rough but I really enjoy the information. thank you God bless you

Hey mate, Jayden here from Australia. Just wanted to say thanks for the awesome videos. I have my business as a motorsport fabricator and have experience in a motorsport team so I love and appreciate the work you do. I've been thinking about buying a chassis from the states for a while now. Keep it up!

Anybody else Google the lyrics on the white board? Danny has good taste in music.

I HOPE YOU CONTINUE,

Seriously Thank You for posting this, Its so hard to get good info on this stuff.

Thanks for the videos! I'm a gear head at heart and this type of info I really enjoy. Just because its a vintage nascar doesn't mean the information isn't applicable to many other things. Fuck the haters! Most of them are jealous or trying to get a rise out of you. They get that dopamine hit from bitching about something on social media and waiting for a reaction out of people. It only effects you if you let it. I'm excited to see the car on the track and I hope you make some videos on issues that come up during testing such as setup, tires, cooling, troubleshooting, etc.

Love your videos, fuck the haters. I hope you keep making more. Great words at the end.

Lots of great info in your videos, and a great collection of fantastic cars.

Excellent information. Much Thanks!

Another great video. Thanks.

Man, that was a great video. Love what you do man so keep it up. Hell, i dont even have a race car, but here i am watching you crush it. Watch to learn and for the love of all race cars. Again, awesome video and i appreciate the honesty.

And your speech at the end is so on point!!! Again, much thanks!

Thanks for the videos it’s cool to see how all this works. As someone who buys cup car parts occasionally for my hot rods I enjoy seeing how it all is designed to work. I have been curious about buying cup car calipers and modifying them to work on a street/weekend track car but I am doubtful that there are any pads made for non race applications for many of these brakes. It would be interesting to see a video of your thoughts on what type of parts you see come off these cars that could be used for a street car hot rod application. Thanks again you do great work !

Great video hope you doing well

Thanks for the info and video.

Danny thanks for sharing your knowledge...please disregard some of the stupid social media "experts"! The end of this video has much wisdom! Yep, toss the smartphone!

Danial just wanted to say hello 👍🏻

I am confused on the bearing spacer shimming. I would think you would want bearing preload and not endplay to keep the hubs tight when they get hot.

do a kickflip

What are the spindles?

Not a hater here, just don't like all the notifications subscribers receive! Not just w/ your channel but w/ all the ppl I follow on YT. I really look forward to seeing your next video or your posts on FB. I don't plan to be crawling around a race car, but I love seeing what you do and gaining a better understanding of how the various pcs and systems of the race cars work. I really get a kick out of you pushing back on some of the haters. Personally, I like that you are a huge Toyota fan and push the brand. Variety is good and to hear you speak of the different elements that Toyota has invested in development is quite impressive. Short of a new Corvette, I don't ever see buying another domestic based product again. I don't really follow current Nascar all that much. I'm more interested in the history, what you and your friends do on track day and the prep leading to it and the stories. I love your channel, keep your great work!