Ride along and interview with Dark Horse performance engineer Tim Smith

[rchandler9]

I can't remember where I saw this video. Sorry if I stole it from someone on here. The video quality isn't great, but there is some good info that I haven't seen anywhere else.

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[5.0ALM]

Hands down best video in the last week.
Thanks for sharing.

Informative and watchable (no irritating wobble-cam shooting).
The fact you hardly see the Youtuber tells you they are truly passionate about the topic, and not just about promoting themselves.

 

[rchandler9]

Hands down best video in the last week.
Thanks for sharing.

Informative and watchable (no irritating wobble-cam shooting).
The fact you hardly see the Youtuber tells you they are truly passionate about the topic, and not just about promoting themselves.

I thought the same thing. I actually would have watched a longer video, I was wishing he showed more of the drive. He does need a more quality microphone though.

 

[Apeman]

Hopefully we get a lot more press shoots in the near future. Specifically looking forward to an updated Doug Demuro review

 

[5.0ALM]

Hopefully we get a lot more press shoots in the near future. Specifically looking forward to an updated Doug Demuro review

Second that.
He does have some "unique" mannerisms, and had a cameo appearance at the beginning of a recent Throttle House video. (LOL!)

 

[Apeman]

Second that.
He does have some "unique" mannerisms, and had a cameo appearance at the beginning of a recent Throttle House video. (LOL!)

He always seemed (to me) as one of the most fair, thorough, and informative automotive journalists, all the way back to early AutoTrader days. Couple that with his fun, unique style, and high-quality videos with good lighting and mic quality, and you've got a top-tier auto journalist. I love watching his stuff, and always check if he has a review of a car if I'm even slightly interested in buying it.

 

[Evo1986]

Could someone sums up the 25 minutes that the engineer talked about. I can't be asked to watch the whole thing Or let's just say, where is the interesting part?

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