I respond to comments made by David Vizard Online store: weingartnerracing.braveshop.com/
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@SalterRacingEnginesАй бұрын
To let everyone know I just hung up the phone with Mr David Vizard and we had a wonderful and long conversation. I had posted that in the past I had emailed him with no responses and I found out today that the email I was using was no longer in use because the gentleman who was handling that for David has passed away. So David actually took the time to look me up and reached out to me and we have each other's contact information now and had some great conversation today. I look forward to working with David on some future things.
@salvatoregiovanni8967Ай бұрын
I think the best way to handle this is to take two sealed GM crate engines (604, or whatever they’re called). The only mods allowed are a custom spec’d cam by each contender, and head porting work done by each contender. Nothing else other than valve spring upgrades to support the selected cam. Then, a dyno battle royale where the winner takes all bragging rights.
@salvatoregiovanni8967Ай бұрын
One more caveat….Eric is allowed to enlist the help of Warren Johnson if desired for his cam and cylinder head mods. DV will be limited to using his own cam program.
@jeremyagriesti6402Ай бұрын
That would be spectacular. It is very feasible and I would pay good money to see it, but just keep it between Eric and DV. I would not miss a youtube episode of that for anything.
@Nathan-oj8vcАй бұрын
DV has floated that very same dog and pony show twice in the past. I know the DV/Mike Jones never happened and I don't think DV/RH did either. Just a bunch of wasted bandwidth
@salvatoregiovanni8967Ай бұрын
Who is RH?
@sethbarnes7608Ай бұрын
Maybe you and DV should get together and swap notes. Maybe BOTH of you could teach each other something.
@stuartcookie1332 ай бұрын
Eric, I just want EVERYONE to know I've watched MORE dyno videos than ANYONE on KZfaq! What everyone else has watched is like a pimple compared to a full blown boil that I'm sporting. And yes, I'm going to have it lanced.
@danielnelson6712Ай бұрын
Oh yeah well we just called Dr.Pimple Popper and she’ll be right there 🤣
@powellmachineinc31792 ай бұрын
There's thousands of us that feel every single word you just said..... educating the public is a almost impossible task,
@jonelford45132 ай бұрын
100% agree. There is so much information on the internet, and so little of it is actually true.
@bw3506Ай бұрын
@@jonelford4513 Yep 100%. You know what is really scary? All that is what AI learns from. Then people trust what AI says. Isn't that just genius 🤣
@NightWrencher2 ай бұрын
Also, about the subscriber thing. You do you. Maybe you'll lose some, maybe you'll lose all of them but it doesn't matter. Your content is so good, people will keep watching it subscribed or not. I think you're on your way to hitting it big time.
@johnwilburnАй бұрын
NightWrencher!
@billlittle4285Ай бұрын
I've learned this in my 69 years, worry about your business, not other people business, be humble my friend......no one has died!
@Spudderr2 ай бұрын
Bought a few of DV’s books years ago and learned quite a bit from them, however I noticed some shortcomings on the books on explaining some things. Fast forward to his KZfaq channel, there’s a lot more shortcomings apparent. I really like your content because you explain things well and you put things head to head vs beating around the bush
@WeingartnerRacing2 ай бұрын
Thank you.
@dondotterer242 ай бұрын
Warren Johnson didn't rely on a flowbench as much as most people think. He said that he has never seen one strapped in to a racing seat and go down track. Pro Stock is a whole different world finding a few more HP and torque.
@jackwillson80992 ай бұрын
That because he had AFR & valley head service doing his heads in the early day
@doncarlson83912 ай бұрын
I worked for a company that bought industrial engines from GM and Ford. We dynoed every one, 5 dynos running 2 shifts and we built 100,000 engines per year for a couple of years. Our competitor dynoed the same engines and sold 40% more engines than we did. Any one of those dyno operators could rightly claim they have "dynoed" more engines than DV or just about anybody else. Dynoing an engine is one thing, doing true R&D is another. As you said, there's always someone out there that's done more than you have but that alone doesn't guarantee their results are better than yours or someone else's. My advice.......let it go!😅
@shelbyavant50812 ай бұрын
This kind of stuff really breaks my heart. I'm a big fan of both of you.
@rayowens4355Ай бұрын
Eric, you have a great channel and are obviously very talented. I regularly watch your videos and am a new subscriber ( I didn't realize I wasn't subscribed). I can understand why you question some of David Vizard's claims (he does come off kinda arrogant at times). However I do believe he is legit and I believe it could be mutually beneficial if you would contact him directly and pick each others brains a bit. I think both of you really stand up guys and would love to see you two work together on some kind of project!
@bobbybelcher6800Ай бұрын
Please don't be too harsh on a 82 yr old man who has had brain surgery and has a very poor memory ! Have respect ! I'm not being mean, I love your show ! God Bless !
@Nathan-oj8vcАй бұрын
This is a good point. He has definitely changed as the years went by and it's very sad to see.
@craigjones2878Ай бұрын
Well I reckon you handled the situation pretty well, it’s unusual to find someone disagree without resorting to insults. I read DV’s books years ago and always respected the man but the dramatic bragging in every introduction gets a bit punishing. Keep up good work mate.
@edsmachine932 ай бұрын
Nice video Eric. Very enlightening. Keep testing. I appreciate your humble attitude and fair honest approach. Have a great day.👍👍
@lauriegregorylgregory6315Ай бұрын
eric,dont let this stuff bother you.I watch you,morgan,vizard & chad spier and learn from all of you.there is no perfect way to do anything.
@ericsmcmahan2 ай бұрын
I bet if someone asked Eric Weingartner right now if he ported cast iron heads, he would forget all about DV. Lol
@eracingregal2 ай бұрын
It's because you will spend more money buying drill bits porting iron than aluminum. It's just not worth it.
@db1988Ай бұрын
Only thing I'd say is Eric says he doesn't port cast except videos on cast heads so that might have something to do with it. If your interested in cast iron heads your going to most likely watch those videos and I know some he doesn't say he doesn't port cast iron🤷
@jeremyagriesti6402Ай бұрын
My hat is off you Eric. Keep on doing what you've been doing. I've learned a great deal about porting from your videos. I'm gen X so I also read DV's books growing up and I used his information as a learning tool as well as others. I really respect both of you and just take things that happen with a grain of salt. All of us gearheads are a small group in this world so we need to stick together.
@Peewee0413Ай бұрын
DV is a has been.
@mattrich10812 ай бұрын
I always thought D V had a big head , he shoots his mouth off to much
@danielnelson67122 ай бұрын
Can't we all just get along?
@____MC____Ай бұрын
All is prevented by not making outlandish claims. No matter how good you are, theres someone better.
@robertheymann59062 ай бұрын
A humble genius will have the greatest audience
@mrmiscastАй бұрын
I wont try to prove your point for ya, or DV's for that matter, but my comment is this... I've been in person to several NASCAR shops and have been to several NHRA shops and never once was I in a NASCAR shop (Bill Ellitotts multiple times by the way) when the Dyno Room wasn't humming away and in some shops there were two and sometimes both were running. The NHRA Pro-Stock team's shops I've been in were 100% running the dyno every single time I walked through the door. Now, I do have respect for all the DV has done and certainly he's a smart guy who has contributed a great deal. But that comment of I've made more dyno runs, or have more dyno time that anyone else is not something you can say with a straight face. Just the OEM companies alone have more dyno time than any single engine builder, race or otherwise. Throw into that mix the racing industry and there is 1000 more, toss the F1, NASCAR, NHRA and you're bound to find a few hundred more with more time on the dyno than DV. Look, I like the guy, he's creative, he's found things that many never ever find, but it's not like the entire world of automotive engine improvement can be boiled down to his cam program. There is NO one guy who knows it all or something that nobody else will ever find out on their own. Short of offending DV for his comments I can promise that no matter DV's age and the total accumulated dyno time he has spent he won't surpass Everyone and what does it matter if he did or didn't. There is simply NO WAY to prove such a comment that "He's had more dyno time than anyone else". You want a name or two that I would sa are above DV in the top 10 of ONE GUY ENGINE BUILDERS, not mfgs or massive budget race teams, they would be Bill Glidden and Gale Banks... Either of those two would have more dyno time than you'd think would be possible, but neither of one of them would/would've told you they had more dyno time than anyone else... They might say They wished they had more.... When the NA guys from multiple sources can get VE well past 100%, in the case of NASCAR and NHRA Pro-Stock well past 120%, then they've spent their lives in the dyno rooms, end of story.... Looking forward to the head dyno information when you get finished... Thanks for the good channel and the honest approach...
@V8LennyАй бұрын
Gale Banks is like DV
@jefft7968Ай бұрын
You're right. You should have left it alone.
@michaelmerrill5892 ай бұрын
Warren Johnson is a mechanical engineer too.
@DaleMcghee-yu9rq2 ай бұрын
DV may be a very smart guy but I'll never know. I've never been able to watch one of his videos all of the way through. Just a few minutes in and his arrogance starts shining through. I've heard the wind blow before.
@flinch622Ай бұрын
Funny thing about life: some of the better lessons I picked up were from difficult people. One such day was a golf outing with a random group. The guy talked so much smack, and was generally abrasive, his co-worker who bet something before arrival just left on the third hole and went home. 4 was now 3. But this guy could putt: probably 50% at 30 feet on greens that were grainy, difficult reads, and it was like clockwork. So he wants a wager on the back 9, and ok... I played better just because of pressure, but his putter won by 2. The experience was not groundbreaking but it later lead me to try something in reaching for consistency seeing improvements were needed: I bought a left handed putter and played with it exclusively for 6 months. Outcome? Grip pressure problem solved - went back right handed and was 3 putts better each round, typically. And partly because of an arrogant but very capable opponent. But also, Lee Trevino was right: there is no wrong way to putt.
@havebenthere2 ай бұрын
As a huge DV fan I have to admit that DV is old and living on the past accomplishments. I kind of listen to him on KZfaq, but have pretty much wondered away. If he wasn't so full of himself his videos would be better. I've read and studied his stuff for years and I will have to say I've learned a ton, but for every nugget you have to listen to hours of B#^%@* to get anything other than what is already in his books. Every video almost is a reiteration of something in a book he wrote 20 years ago. FACE IT DV YOU'RE OVER THE HILL. Eric don't bother yourself with his hot air, it's kind of the only way he can stay in the lime light. Just keep on with the very informative videos that you do so well.
@kylemilligan752Ай бұрын
DV's opinion carries no weight today. Apparently he has no dyno today. Presents himself as an angry old guy who is absolutely correct, and should never be questioned.
@LukeSportsmanАй бұрын
Believe the science
@kylemilligan752Ай бұрын
@@DavidVizard What part of my statement is "BS" Sir?
@cecilmiller7662Ай бұрын
Hey Eric Everyone has an option on all this different racing technology. Till you personally sit down with each of these different individuals with all different opinions at the end of the day you personally don’t know what they do. Everyone of these individuals have egos and think they’re the best at what they do in this race industry. If you find something that you can learned or can use from these individuals than do that and leave it at that point. I will tell you this from life’s experience as a 61 year old, you’re dead wrong about having solid technical information and data that works and the automotive industry will pass on it. There are hundreds if not thousands of technologies that were valid or cutting edge that was passed on because it would upset a certain program. Check out automotive inventions history and you will see how fair behind we are with technology. So don’t be so critical on some of these individuals that have a big ego. Just do your part and learn what you can to better yourself and win some races. At the end of the day everyone had teachers they didn’t like but still learned something. Who knows in 20 years some kid might prove Einstein was wrong! Take care and don’t take this personal Cecil Miller
@treyrags2 ай бұрын
DV's proclamations over the last year are actually kind of sad to watch. He had a decent amount of respect from people who actually matter and are knowledgeable. But it has gotten bad, especially the comments about WJ. I mean he's not even close to the same arena and proven accomplishments as the professor. Again, sad.
@vinmandich77562 ай бұрын
Eric you do what you think is right yes WJ and dv are on two completely different avenues. I look at dv stuff as well as his books for what they are a means to make a living yeat I as a young man back when we didn't have internet or means to learn how to port heads he'll from the same era you are when it was a big secret nobody told.you shit period especially if they were in the field yes I have learned a ton from you I have learned from Frankenstein Darin Morgan Haase ,dv excexc . Now whith that being said you two keyboard commandos better put a stop to this shit or you both will be putting your noses in the corner in time out lol
@bdugle12 ай бұрын
I was going to say the same thing, I agree. Eric, keep up the good work!
@lucascb750Ай бұрын
The trolls got to you. You can't let them get under your skin.
@vortecturboАй бұрын
What 😂😅😂😅😂😂
@b.c4066Ай бұрын
Old age and what it does to the mind is sad.
@fayeyang5303Ай бұрын
Hope you could hang out with DV. Maybe your viewers or another KZfaq could pay for it or start a go fund me. Neither of you have anything too prove to me. Learn from both of you. A collaboration would certainly help the sport.
@Chuck-lh4fxАй бұрын
Hanging out with Vizard you would need to wear ear buds to block out his endless drone
@dougroope80402 ай бұрын
I love your channel Eric. I have watched several of DV'S videos and the more I watched them the more I feel like you do. I think he has SOME great wisdom, BUT as you said here, I don't believe for a second that his advices and knowledge are above so many like Warren Johnson, Greg Anderson, Bob Glidden, and so many others. I'm just a hobbyist, and do a lot of "Old Skool" porting for others, because I have no access to a flow bench. But after finding your channel a few short months ago, I have learned a lot about the rights and wrongs and some subtle indifferences. Keep up the great work so I can keep learning.
@dougsmaintenanceshop5868Ай бұрын
I really enjoy that DV has brought in other channels like Unity Motorsports Garage, UTG, Charles Servedio. He's like my British Hot Rodding Grandpa and I dig his channel for that. I think he has a solid knowledge and craftsman base. I like your channel as well, Eric. Part of the reason I went out an got an old S10 to build some engine combos for. I also wonder if you may work a little too hard and are alone working too much to think about this stuff and get upset over it. I am guilty of the same thing. We all have to start somewhere and while I totally love your hard data approach, some guys are still farting around with 882 heads (and yes, that group needs to come to jesus and realize as I did that aluminum heads are where it is at). The racing world is full of conjecture, old wives tale tech, and people who know. That said---I'd love to see a meetup with DV. Maybe take him up on his offer.
@hollowell427Ай бұрын
DV threw UTG under the bus on the 318 project.
@dougsmaintenanceshop5868Ай бұрын
@@hollowell427 at the end of the day, building anything takes energy and time. And mission creep on any project is a reality of projects. For some reason guys have a magical ability to turn a stock type hop-up rebuild project into a racing engine in no time at all. I think the 318 project was a distinct victim of that.
@drmopar61222 ай бұрын
Thanks for the heads up on the Larry Meaux Pipe Max. I’ve heard of the program before (I think from a DV video), but haven’t looked into it until now.
@truthseeker289Ай бұрын
I think you and David are both great guys. Give him a call.
@jeredfowler71942 ай бұрын
I use performance trends engine analyzer and it’s typically within 5 hp of what it shows. Super handy to pick intake/cam/head combos
@WeingartnerRacing2 ай бұрын
Its pretty good.
@kylemilligan752Ай бұрын
DV has great formulas for building max average hp/tq sbc street combinations. Given a 10.5:1 355-406 on pump 93 with 250-300cfm heads, a 4500-6500rpm range, his ideas work very well. Made many strong street car combinations with his observations/combinations. It was great information way back when. Nowdays, dv has no dyno, and is trying to apply "thousands of dyno tests from 1985" to today.I bought all a of his books, then i bought a dynojet.
@vortecturboАй бұрын
First mistake was buying a dynojet
@kylemilligan752Ай бұрын
@@vortecturbo Please do tell everyone about your experience/hours on any form of dynamometer
@vortecturboАй бұрын
@@kylemilligan752 I have access to 2 md800s and a super flow engine dyno. Funny I have been using them since 2002 when needed. At the end of the day it's just a tuning tool. Track times, mph, bsfc, and reading plugs. Since the mid 90s. Dynojets sell parts Kyle
@kylemilligan752Ай бұрын
@@vortecturbo Alright! Now we're getting somewhere! Another dyno guy! A year or 2 ago, I asked DV (on KZfaq) what the best Intake centerline angle was for his usual 108lsa SBC cam suggestions. He said they are normally ground 4 degrees advanced. Math says that is a 104 intake centerline. So, apparently a 108 LSA with a 104 intake centerline which math says 112 exhaust centerline must be ideal? Of course this is given a 355ish, 2.02/1.6, 10.5:1cr deal, from the stack of DV's books I've bought.Given a 4500-6500 355 SBC, a 250-275ish cfm intake port, built for the max average hp/tq. Absolutely. With a performer rpm, or vic Jr, it gets a street SBC guy into the hero class status amongst other SBC guys from 1995. Guess what? It's 2024.
@kylemilligan752Ай бұрын
@@vortecturbo with some dyno R&D you will see the intake centerline makes a substantial shift in the hp/tq curves. Test from 98intake centerline to 120 icl. Then play with the exhaust centerline, and you'll see it's pretty insensitive as it gets close to ideal. Then you arrive at a LSA. Starting with a predetermined LSA, is the tail wagging the dog
@Torquemonster4402 ай бұрын
As a hobbyist, I've learned so much from your videos over the past 3-4 years. Now, you're backing it all up with Dyno time !.. and taking the time to share your findings with us. Freaking Awesome !! .. I've also read DV's books and found them insightful as well. Just keep doing what you do brother.. Your effort is very much appreciated. 🍻
@DavidB7474Ай бұрын
Hot rod and every other magazine sold us for years on what was the best. Some of this testing disagrees with articles we thought for less daxt for decades. The cam companies and product companies pushed their products and car magazines pushed it like a drug. It’s always about sales. Without selling heads or head porting or any service or books he doesn’t eat and pay his bills. But With Eric Weingartner at least we have some numbers and dyno proof of what we get. No body twisted my arm to buy many of the dyno books. But these numbers will help me build a serious high rpm 350 cid small block. I’m sold on the shaft rockers for sure. Thanks Eric I will keep watching and learning.
@WeingartnerRacingАй бұрын
Thank you.
@joeldubose57622 ай бұрын
Im with you. 100% correct. I'm not at odds with anyone, I just don't think that anyone knows it all. If someone would quit watching videos from you, it is arrogant and only displays that people are emotionally attached to beliefs not truth.
@tonkasparesАй бұрын
Eric thanks for the video, I like the way you share data , I’ve watched a tone of DV videos , he goes on and on and on …. Yeah keeping doing what you do here in Australian 👌🇦🇺
@jerryhablitzel33332 ай бұрын
You really should just let it go. DV does what he does. Has done a lot of it. I don’t know if he’s done more than anyone else. Don’t care. The information he puts out is solid and relevant to what I build as a complete amateur. DV is an excellent engineer but you have to hang in there a little bit to understand his communication. Is he the best? I think he’s one of them. I’m sure you have a different perspective and much more experience than I do but do yourself a favor and let it go. You’ll be here doing your thing long after He’s gone.
@jerryhablitzel33332 ай бұрын
@@DavidVizard I hope that’s how it turns out.
@lukesimeon5756Ай бұрын
👍🏻
@AliceEmpireBreadfan2 ай бұрын
I saw a video DV put out years ago about tunnel rams. I listened to it for information but he said basically nothing. It was just a bunch of words with no substance. Same thing from every video I followed up from him. Gave up then and there. May aswell be a politician the way he puts out words with no substance.
@coreyschwass7304Ай бұрын
Eric, your not making a proven argument , its your opinion . I like both channels .
@WeingartnerRacingАй бұрын
Ok
@tedjones-ho2zkАй бұрын
I have watched a lot of DV videos, and you can see him struggle, due to his brain surgery due to no fault of his own. Dv seems to lash out sometimes, which may be due to his struggles, and he may take a comment as a personal attack. Having a KZfaq channel he needs to have a thicker skin. Mr. Weingartner I have watched your channel also and this was a very well balanced response, and as someone as mentioned in your comment section it would be nice if you two got together. As busy as you are, I really don't think that would happen currently. Keep up the good work.
@spooler78282 ай бұрын
I have been watching your channel and videos for a while. I like learning new things. I am not running a SBC or an LS, but the concepts are the same and I use it to learn my silly little Nissan VQ V6 to make it better. Keep it up. There is always something new to learn.
@MarkSperlik2 ай бұрын
Eric, I think you're an honest, no BS man and a TRUTH detector. And you always try to call it the best way as you see it objectively. That's why I drove 12 hours to your shop with my 2 sets of AFR heads for a marine app a few years ago. Just keep doing what you have been doing ----- looking forward and learning and growing. Onward and upward ⚔️👍
@Nathan-oj8vcАй бұрын
I like that you mention the infographics. Anything on the yellowish/orange (IOP and later) is Stan's handiwork. Stan is a pretty cool dude but he also has a vested interest in making the images show what DV would like to portray. The cam thing blows my mind. I'd wager that just during his time with Gibbs, Jason Line tested more cams than David did in his entire career.
@hmccarty7189Ай бұрын
So i was a gm linetech for 25+ plus years ima retired now an folks ask me can u work on my car i tell them no i cant ... i dont know anything about the newer stuff .... older guys have issues admitting they cant or arent what they once were ..
@timothybayliss66802 ай бұрын
When Lingenfelter was developing the pro stock truck stuff they had more than 70 camshafts at one point in time. There was only about 10 good ones that they would cycle through when testing a new intake or headers. For them to test a different intake would take like 100 runs
@fc-pilotpaulmiller5427Ай бұрын
I am looking forward to hearing about the Promaxx 375 heads. I will be putting together a 572 and am looking for a decent head to put on them. Eric, thanks for all the effort in sharing info with us.
@stephenzadow3322Ай бұрын
Thankyou for all that you share, stick at it bud. Learnt so much from you and yes i have see some of dv's videos as well. I totally agree with ya
@genescoggins93812 ай бұрын
Keep being honest and doing what you do brother and I'll keep watching have a great day Eric
@craig81872 ай бұрын
EW , the worker, showing the product of hard work and getting results. DV , the politician , flap jawing about myth, sky faries and forever skirting the presentation of actual results by putting others down. His channel that professes to 'not take BS' should in that light cancel itself!
@KennethBrackettАй бұрын
Vizard has a huge ego and loves to brag about himself. Just my opinion from what I've seen.
@MC-cy1zi2 ай бұрын
The more you learn, the more you start realizing how little you know. That is why most really knowledgeable people are very humble guys. Keep on keepin´ on Eric. I´ve learnt a lot from you. I really enjoy most of what you put up on KZfaq. Not porting cast iron? I think you will... eventually 😜
@shanerorko80762 ай бұрын
He likely doesn't for health reasons, alloy can cause issues too, but the big chips aren't dusty coming off the single cut burrs.
@WeingartnerRacingАй бұрын
Thanks for hanging in there with me.
@michaelfarich13332 ай бұрын
I enjoy learning from both EW and DV. Will continue to do so. I wish I could go back and change how I acted at times in my life too. We've all had our moments of too much pride or whatever it was that we let get the better of us at times.
@fluxcapacitor98672 ай бұрын
One of the hardest things to do in life is letting stuff roll off ones shoulders. I am no different than you are. I like to try to give an explanation but sometimes if I could just look past it like Philippians 3:16 and not look backwards, I would be much better off for it. I’m here because I respect your work & sharing results, I sub to both of you & honestly watch you 9/10 times because I’m into the stuff you work on.
@sbf_fox24342 ай бұрын
Thanks for posting. It was not obvious to me from DVs post he was talking about you, but you were the only KZfaq porter I could think of. I do like watching Charles Servideo's porting vlogs. He dabbles in quite a few different domestic makes and learned some of his craft from DV. He seems quite humble and also data driven. I like that he incrementally makes changes and posts when the things he tries does not work out on his flow bench.
@MichaelMackenzie-sb4hx2 ай бұрын
I've watched enough of DV videos to know that DV is a bit of a blowhard and is trying to sell his products. nothing wrong with that. not saying he doesn't know anything. most of his testing was done long ago for cam companies. I'm sure DV knows a lot, but from what era. DV doesn't have the budget to test large scale on his own. the high-end guys are never going to share what took them millions to learn. why would they give it away. don't take the bait eric. wouldn't a dyno competition be a good way to generate viewership? be a good episode of engine masters.
@brendentosto56402 ай бұрын
They’ve had competitions.. DV took second to last at the race engine challenge…… the only engine he beat was one that blew up.
@db19882 ай бұрын
im with you Eric, DV seems to make alot of assumptions and is a littke full of himself. The humble guys are always smartest because they are willing to listen
@NightWrencher2 ай бұрын
I like DV, he has some interesting perspectives on certain topics. My issue with him is that in a 30 min video he spends half of it bragging about himself and then another 10 going round and round in circles on the topic.
@aaronanderson68922 ай бұрын
Exactly!! Bragging, ego, talking in circles... By the time he gets to the point, or how to, of whatever the topic is, you're in for 30 minutes. When it could have been expressed in 5 minutes. He does do good work, but so does Eric, they just go about different ways of doing things. And you too Mr nightwrencher. I watched plenty of your videos too.
@borismcfinnigan3430Ай бұрын
DV lost credibility with me on a video he was doing about racing in the BTCC, and he went into great detail about a story that involved him and Win Percy, DV claiming this happened and that happened in this race, how Win Percy crashed trying to keep up and DV got a podium position etc etc, i did a deep dive on that season of BTCC and found that not once in that season, did anything he state actually happen, i even went so far as to go through every season just in case he had his years mixed up, but no, noothing he said ever happened period. I know it seems petty but if you can be dishonest about that just to push a point you are trying to get across, where is the credibility.
@williamchristine13842 ай бұрын
you got sucked into the social media vortex from people that hide behind a key board
@bartpang2 ай бұрын
DV is a knowledgeable guy but I take it with a grain of salt like I do from everyone.
@sams3822Ай бұрын
Alot of the engine simulators and programs are based on the SAE papers written about that subject. Gordon blair probably has the best written books hes more known for 2 strokes but has done 4 strokes as well. Having worked with many engineers and having had 30 plus engine dynos running 24/7 at the Livonia shop I can say Ive done alot of testing. But I know people that Im confident have done more than David, and Warren put together. Ill say to you what some of the best said to me. Horsepower is easy its emissions and all the other issues on top of that that bring the challenge.
@seancollins9745Ай бұрын
Brother that's the truth, i think with et cylinder head, we went through a bunch of cams, valvejobs, to get a emissions legal ls1 package that would not kill cats, pass a im240 test and make 460hp to the tire with headers etc. I think it took us 6 months to iron it all out. A very popular car tuner sold thet package for years. I've never been a big believer in vizard, he's always seemed kinda eager to treat every engine like a 1955 cast iron headed SBC. Don't even get me started on his cam software, ugh.
@joshcampbell2503Ай бұрын
I’ll say this knowing you are both probably way too busy to ever be free enough to make it happen, but Garrett Mitchell was asking for the opinions of his followers on things that need to be tested. It would be extremely cool to have a dyno shootout and then a track test with one car. Give all competitors an identical short block, have them use the same kind of heads ported their own way, same carb, and the camshaft of their choice. If Cleetus got on board to supply the car and do the filming it could really help any competitors grow their channel
@WeingartnerRacingАй бұрын
I would do that but Garrett nor I probably have the time for it. I also don't want to spend a ton of money to prove a point.
@kevinclemence46612 ай бұрын
Hmm. Two guys whose work, past and present, has aided my technical data base. I hope this plays out.
@tracycurtright26712 ай бұрын
Ive been reading most the big names since before the internet. I don't totally dismiss DV but I've found him as much as a salesman than anything else. Im not saying he doesn't know his stuff but he is a ledgeon in his own mind. You are 1 of the few that backs up what he says with actual numbers. DV will throw out numbers now and then but to get lengths to talk around actual facts. Most of DV's books and videos leaves me with more questions than answers.
@AB-80X2 ай бұрын
There's no reason to totally dismiss him per se. The problem is that he does not evolve and he is too full of himself. I spoke about an intake with Morgan about a year ago, and unlike Vizard, Darin was really up front about the fact that some of the stuff he had designed and said in the past, did not fit now. We were talking tunnel ram manifolds. Vizard is the complete opposite. No humility, and according to him, nothing has changed anywhere.
@clayeden12042 ай бұрын
I feel that information,good or bad,is worth having. The more information you take in the easier it is to make an informed decision on anything but I also believe that it’s never good to only go to one place for information. Always stay humble and learn whenever possible because even a genius can learn something from a fool.
@WesAdams-HillsideAutoАй бұрын
Me being a Ford guy… Bob Glidden I’m sure he did a ton of R&D. You’re right, they don’t have time to write books. Warren is definitely one…. Darin is a super sharp guy. I see him on Facebook from time to time. You’re right, lot of them are not on line. Anyways I enjoy your videos
@mikemcguire26352 ай бұрын
ANY time someone is full of $#it they need to be called out. I don't care WHO it is.
@timosracecars2 ай бұрын
Come on guy's give DVD a break. He is recovering from a brain injury after all 🤷🏻♂️
@erikbrigham88072 ай бұрын
I've always listened to the tone of how people say things. I have DV books, but watching his vids I was turned off. The people that have proven to have the best results tend to have humble personalities and will say things such as "what has worked for me" , "what I've found" "how I see it". Eric your tone is what makes me keep following you. DV's ego is too much for me.
@williamanderson47062 ай бұрын
Don’t go too far down the rabbit hole I respect your honesty and have realized whatever people think they think they are right. I love diversity of opinion because being the most or the best is relative. Keep up the videos I have learned a lot and will continue to watch.
@lyallafrizzell2 ай бұрын
the crypt keeper can't even sort out the save the children 318
@harleysgarage3272 ай бұрын
Glad you made this video, not losing me as a viewer!
@MsKatjie2 ай бұрын
Same here.
@eracingregal2 ай бұрын
Bro don't worry about viewers your work, content and products is awesome and straight fire🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@WeingartnerRacing2 ай бұрын
Thank you.
@markdub54832 ай бұрын
I just came here to say, good for you Eric! Stand up for yourself, be proud of what you do and the services you provide. Keep porting and dynoing, you share solid information in your videos most don’t always share.
@kylemilligan752Ай бұрын
We have a fellow who used to have a dyno, and did lots of tests. Has lots of opinions, results from those tests, and formulas based on observations with old obsolete parts. Yep
@jenniferrhodes6821Ай бұрын
The ugliest thing on a man, is his ego. Your humble nature shines...Keep being you Eric.
@johncazares26452 ай бұрын
Eric always look forward to watching your content, block out the noise and do you,we appreciate your dyno proven and flow bench proven data
@arturozarate17522 ай бұрын
Eric, I've been in this game almost 25 years. I liked you from the first video I caught by accident. When you're around as many people for this long, separating the "bull" from the "$*!t" gets easy. I saw through his marketing years ago. Not to mention his material and presentation makes me wanna gaze into my 🔮..... Anyway, you made a legit stand and that's respectable. I wish you made a ton more from KZfaq. Maybe short tutorials of your work and techniques would peak more interest. Then again that takes time away from the job altogether. I couldn't do both....man I know i couldn't. Respect!
@craighansen7594Ай бұрын
I still listen to both of you. For me, what works best is to fast forward the dramatic and stick to what works.
@GapdU2 ай бұрын
Much Respect. Hard to stand up and tell the truth when most dont want to hear it. Just cause some have big followings or a name others hold them up and nothing more sad than seeing masses of people going through life clueless to whats real and whats fake. I see it all day everyday. Does inspire guys like us to never stop doing our own research.
@Lobo-tommy10Ай бұрын
Unrelated I unsubscribed from him last week. 10 mins of self promoting to 1 min of knowledge. Anyone who talks like that is just a backmarker.
@five27racing2 ай бұрын
DV has had brain surgery for something, he says it in most of his videos. Sucks. But his mind is nowhere close to what it was 20-30 years ago. Some of his science leaves me scratching my head, if it's that's good why wouldn't the OEM's buy the tech from him. Just truly sad
@shanerorko80762 ай бұрын
He usually goes off on tangents attacking everyone in the industry, if this is helping his brain then maybe he is a lost cause.
@g0fvtАй бұрын
I have come over from DV's channel, hopefully any future discourse will push the science forward.
@JimmyMakingitworkАй бұрын
There is so much information being shared nowadays that is regular car guys love, it's awesome. We appreciate ALL of you guys. Group hug! haha
@replica4132Ай бұрын
People have got to realize there is nobody who has all the answers for any given topic. The goal as a consumer of information is to find the real good information out of the blob someone gives. Anyone who is sitting on a specific side in this kind of thing is just doing the same behavior as a kid in kindergarten arguing that their dad is the strongest dad. Keep the info rolling sir, many of us that rarely comment are the most appreciative of the information and work being done by the collective hot rodding community.
@WeingartnerRacingАй бұрын
Will do
@b00sted_SS2 ай бұрын
Warren took me into his trailer at an event in Seattle and showed me how to change boosters in my dominator carb. Super nice guy
@brianeffler78352 ай бұрын
I appreciate your content. We are all in learning mode. You learn something new everyday. I agree on valve springs thought. I listened to a Nascar and circle dirt track builder years ago. I went to his engine building shop to get a camshaft. I was amazed at all the valve train components he had there. I mentioned about all the best items I saw. He told me it was all junk. He said the valve springs are the most common fail point of engine development. Things have progressed alot since then. He said they will always be the limiting factor of RPM of build . Truer words I have never heard spoken in racing world. If they ever get it right we will be driving 20000 rpm vehicles. Take care of your business we will all be here.
@atlasintegrations4114Ай бұрын
Live and learn Eric. Will continue to watch you. I have heard all kinds of opinions from all types of automotive experts. Take and leave what you want. I will continue to watch your channel. If someone's personality becomes toxic, I won't care what they know, they will be removed on my end of things.
@WeingartnerRacingАй бұрын
Thanks for sticking with me.
@billrobison63142 ай бұрын
The more you know the more you realize how much you don't know. Props to you and others for sharing your knowledge. I know people with dyno's that test like crazy...and keep it all to themselves.
@allenmarelic9916Ай бұрын
Good on you Eric watch lot of your content hope things get better for you hate to see a good man go down . All the best Pal cheers mate.
@scottbennett3119Ай бұрын
How do you know how many dyno tests everyone has done? You couldn't know that. Anyway, you both go over each other's accomplishments, so at least I am getting a refresher course on both of your accomplishments! Seems like both of you are enjoying this battle!
@WeingartnerRacingАй бұрын
You are right but when someone claims they have done more than anyone else you know that’s bs.
@laytonturpin8642 ай бұрын
It’s all in the data! That’s why I follow and buy from you, Big “E”! I’m still working on getting the car together. Like you say, time is short. But I truly believe that this is going to be the baddest m’fr I’ve ever built. I can’t wait to send you videos! Take care, and continue to follow your heart!
@biastv12342 ай бұрын
It’s always good to see a counterpoint . I still can’t believe people unsub over this stuff.
@AB-80X2 ай бұрын
Does not matter. Others will come, and those who unsub over this, are not worth our time of day.
@royalemurry40262 ай бұрын
Your content is great regardless of anything. Anyone who takes dedication to film and provide real information with results is an amazing person. You do something's you don’t have to do. Including showing and explaining exactly how to do your job. The more a person tries to put them self above all others they will sink there own boat! There is always someone doing as much if not more than you that’s just how it is. Keep up your amazing content it has helped many people.
@stuartwall8212Ай бұрын
Internal combustion engines have so many variables, the mind can be endlessly challenged by all the ways of combining it. Having difference of opinion over it cannot be avoided, and what makes our hobby interesting is the bottomless well we all drink out of.