This is a different approach to engine assy and rebuild. It was posted on another site. Quite interesting.

 

NO! Just no.

 

Wow, I need his number so he can build all my engines, but I guess he is overwhelmed with work right now, too bad!

 

I hope to catch his instructional video on fixing the cam lobes to make them perfectly round with some 320 sandpaper

 

Jeanyus

 

I haven't looked yet but I bet there are other instructional videos on youtube from this kid. I'm waiting for the break in video.

 

My hats off to this young kid!!! You don't see many kids his age even have the nerve to attempt this kind of task!!

 

I saw that video some time ago, and have told people about it, but didn't keep a link, so couldn't find it again - thanks for posting it!

I mention this video to people who tell me that they'll just check on YouTube to find out how to do something.

Viewer Beware!

- Eric

 

That is not good.

 

He should have spent an additional 16 dollars to replace the lifters that were concave with non "junky" ones.

 

I think you mean the break apart video....

 

Wow, the kid is a genius. All these years I have thrown away all those dished lifters. Also no need to use sealer on SBC head bolts, or even oil for torqueing. Not to mention his valve adjusting technique. I bet he never posted the video he made when he started the engine. That would be a good one.

 

I doubt he ever started the engine.

The video is obviously a (fairly funny) prank.
If he'd been able to start the engine, rest assured that he would have posted that, too, as it would have been even funnier.

- Eric

 

It may run well anuf to power a chevette.

 

I think it will probably run just fine

 

For a period of time.

 

Zackly.

- Eric

 

I can't see the video on phone but I'm assuming he's dumb and if I can view it later I should do nothing he does xD