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[@johnnyq90]

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[@sadnesskant7604]

Jeez, they cost as much as a 2nd hand large engine.

[@Menacing311]

@@sadnesskant7604ikr

[@FranciscoCampderros]

Motor

[@damienthomas6655]

No oil over valves ,thru jurnals ????? must be oil over valves and rockers yes ?????

[@scrappydog7741]

@@sadnesskant7604 More

[@shadowalker4955]

I thought "this looks cool, I wanna build one of these" *looks at price* $3k for one model, not including the tools. now I feel justified in my other hobbies.

[@salmahyenasashimicheetah6888]

You can buy a real direct injected v8 engine for that price.

[@shadowalker4955]

@@salmahyenasashimicheetah6888 if you are buying a running V8 engine for 3,000 that engine has got to be clapped out. J that engine would have had to have been used and very abused. That sounds like you were trying to order a V8 engine off wish or Temu.

[@christrembly4262]

You can buy an actual v8 that makes a good amount of power for 3k. These kits are absurdly overpriced

[@ckrueger83]

Same.

[@dakibmw]

@@christrembly4262 That's like saying "why buying $3k gold chain when you can buy (for that money) full size chain that is strong enough to tow Boeing 747". It does make sense - if you want/need to tow Boeing 747. Full disclosure: I don't have the slightest idea how much the chain which is strong enough to tow 747 costs.

[@07Hawkeye]

i love these little engines but $789 for a kit is insaaaaane. i can literally buy a junkyard LS for half that price and a rebuild kit for $900.. if these kits were like $300 i'd buy one. cool videos either way. hope the prices on these little things come down over the years tho.. i just want to build one to put on my desk lol

[@NorwayVFX]

The engine is $2000 and it's honestly a good price. You can't compare an old, used and mass produced roadcar engine to something like this. These little engines are CNC milled from billet aluminum and have 3d printed stainless parts. There are probably thousands of hours in design, and hundreds of hours of manufacturing total for each engine. Low volume production with many people involved using some very expensive machinery. If these were made in the US they would probably cost $10.000+ with all the hours involved. It's like comparing an old, used Ikea wall clock from Craigslist to a brand new Rolex.

[@Sun-ut9gr]

@@NorwayVFX found the Cison rep

[@NorwayVFX]

@@Sun-ut9gr Nah I just have common sense.

[@rayquan-c1n]

Just say you don't have money to buy this. Your comment makes me assume you are cheap and broke.

[@JGuraan]

@@NorwayVFX Yeah, both of you are right. This is an incredible kit, and the machining necessary to produce it is actually probably a lot more precise and challenging than that used to produce full scale engines, given the tiny scale and tolerances to everything. That said, it *is* more expensive than many real engines, and given the choice, I'd take a real one. More fun when you can be in the car it's moving. The market for these is true hobbyists like JohnnyQ90 and people with more money than they know what to do with.

[@jasonbone7033]

This is my first time on this channel. I had no idea that these small engines even exist. I have to say that it was a joy to watch. Freakin AWESOME!!!!

[@HalfdeadRider]

Small engines for model cars and boats etc have been around many decades, but this one is the most detailed I've ever seen. They usually have some kind of workaround for some of the small components etc, and many have heat plugs instead of actual spark plugs.

[@DugatDizzyLizzys]

@@HalfdeadRider Be careful when purchasing a kit. I bought one that was in a "sale" and the only assembly was putting the rubber band on the badly painted lump of plastic that arrived. What to buy a paper weight? 🤣

[@HalfdeadRider]

@@DugatDizzyLizzys gutted, sometimes it is a blessing being skint 😂

[@DaVe-iSnOtHoMe.MaN.LemmingsWeB]

Gotta search for mini MERLIN V12 . Lol

[@RailsofForney]

@@DaVe-iSnOtHoMe.MaN.LemmingsWeB Or a Busso V6, still, I haven’t seen someone make a V6 model yet, everyone got on the V8 bandwagon and never looked back, and it seems some of the more common/sought after designs are left out.

[@yetanothermichael3702]

I think this the first one of these tiny engines I've seen that - Has an actual oil pump system - Has its own coolant pump on the engine rather than relying on an external one - Has actual spark plugs with a distributor system (instead of glow plugs) - and uses normal (albeit premium) gasoline instead of nitro fuel. Incredible feat of precision engineering. Would love to see it actually powering something some day.

[@grahamjgreen]

I was expercting glow plugs. Seeing that it used spark plugs was the icing on the cake for me.

[@iceman997799]

@@grahamjgreen Same here was expecting glow not actual plugs

[@hanc37]

Glow plugs are for diesel engines. Am I missing something? Just and old school mechanic from the late 80's and early 90's.

[@christined4452]

these little engines cause global warming, you can make a electric motor out of any china product for a couple dollars

[@neil2226]

@@hanc37nitro engines rely on a glow plug and compression ignition the same as a diesel.

[@tylerwightman2315]

Hands down, this is the most legit looking miniature engine I've seen to date!

[@JMB676]

The little fuel can is the stuff that really makes the setup awesome. The extra mile and detail.

[@michaelbrinks8089]

What Up Johnny 🤘 you're here also wanting to put a V8 on your 🚲 😂

[@JMB676]

@@michaelbrinks8089 hell yes, lol

[@qie2iqee]

It better come with all the extra stuff for 789 dollars

[@theLyzhendricks]

Didint expect to see u here 😂

[@writenamehere0000]

I dont give a sht

[@Calthecool]

This one is definitely the best running one out of the box yet, it sounded like it just wanted to rev like crazy.

[@whowasthat]

The fact all those tiny parts come together to work in harmony is truly amazing. The combustion engine, simply one of the greatest inventions of all time.

[@georgemorley1029]

I couldn’t agree more, I just think we need to find something new to combust. Hydrogen seems like the best candidate to me.

[@alanwatts8239]

​@@georgemorley1029 It's honestly useless for cars. Too dangerous in case of accidents and the fuel tanks would need to be massive.

[@wallytangofoxtrot4721]

It is believed that the Internal Combustion Engine is the single-most contributor to ending poverty and food independence in human history. And today it is under attack and sought to be outlawed. Deeds speak.

[@mdhj67]

Got to love how a V8 still sounds like V8 even in miniature.

[@Dude_Guyman]

Yeah, I can even hear the lifters tapping, just like my old Chevy 350. LOL!

[@Nookdashiddole]

Are you a wizard?

[@foreverpinkf.7603]

Beautiful machine. Well done, no shitty music, no unnecessary comments.

[@kaxtorplose]

Unnecessary comment.

[@justinsane3909]

Until yours....ffs.

[@whateveritwasitis]

indeed.far too often I just turn it off because they have their "listen to how cool my music is" pumping.

[@RailsofForney]

@@kaxtorplose Who said they aren’t allowed to say “hey, I like your videos and conservative comments”?

[@RailsofForney]

@@justinsane3909 Read my previous comment.

[@Wulthrin]

12:45 you know it's a real hot rod when you make your own spark plug wires

[@BadBear-ph5py]

Super sick 😮

[@HH-fh4ds]

i actually thought it would use glow plugs

[@OneTruePhreak]

​@@HH-fh4dsit's gasoline, not diesel.

[@Fred_the_1996]

@@OneTruePhreak rc engines usually run on nitro, it doesnt need spark plugs

[@MoaiHeadEmoji]

Its kinda stupid, the kit is hella expensive and doesn’t come with pre sized plug wires

[@danw1955]

Looks like Cison actually did it right this time! Fully supported crank with full pressure lubrication. A decent cam grind, and relatively good fuel distribution. I think they could have rear-mounted the distributor to more closely resemble the SBC that it seems to be based on, but even so, it cranks, and runs and actually has a reasonable idle for it's size (which will probably get better as it breaks in). What's really impressive is it actually runs on pump gas, so you don't have to buy ridiculously expensive nitro fuel, and it will stay a lot cleaner as well!! Curious to see what you come up with for this thing to drive! Nice work Johnny!😄👍👍👍

[@ferrumignis]

Yes I really like the fact it has proper pressure fed bearings. Bit concerned that there didn't seem to be any oil reaching the rockers and valves though.

[@TEDodd]

​@ferrumignis agree, no oil to the valve train is concerning. Rod bearings would be nice too.

[@corey_nz]

@@ferrumignis unfortunately, it doesn't look like they are pressure fed. I can't see any passage for it to get there while under pressure. The oil pipe that's installed above the camshaft looks like it's only supplying oil to each cam lobe to lubricate them and the lifters. For the valve train - in the build manual there is an optional add on of oil to the head. There's a port at the center of the rear of each head (visible at 9:35) which looks like it connects to an outlet that is between each valve pair and the hold down screw for the rocker shaft (visible 9:16). The rocker shaft has a hole that lines up with each of these holes. It looks like you run another tube from the oil pump to the rear of the heads

[@corey_nz]

@@TEDodd it looks like the rods are possibly made of a similar material to the main bearings, but yeah separate rod bearings would be cool

[@corey_nz]

While we're on the topic of the oiling system, he missed showing installing the oil pick up tube. At 5:31 you can see an untapped hole beside the rear main cap. This has a tube pushed into it that goes down into the sump. From there, I assume it goes straight into the oil filter. But I can't quite figure out how oil gets from the filter to the oil pump - I think there may be a passage drilled from the front of the block to the rear where the oil filter outlet is. The oil pump inlet looks like it would then join into that passage and I think a bung is inserted into the passage at the very front of the block - visible at 5:31

[@mybestfriendisamonkey173]

I have got to have one of these this has to be the most hyper realistic miniature V8 engine kit I have ever seen. All of the components seem to be made very very well and has all the elements of the real thing. And the fact that there is torque values for all of the bolts just brings it to the next level especially considering its size

[@stevefranklin9920]

For $3k I can build a full size Chevy small block that don't make the tach jump around like that ! Even with a good cam in it !

[@thezombie7839]

Definitely. For $3k, it better come with a slow jack and ball rub.

[@DonBasado4201]

Yeah but none of those engines will fit in your room.

[@dirtyaznstyle4156]

⁠@@DonBasado4201wanna bet? 😂 it’ll fit in the closet. More than one without an engine stand, all aluminum block and heads

[@scorpnz4433]

Like everything prices will most likely drop eventually. That said i can't fault your logic especially if made in china which only leaves a massive mark up. Then again scale static models or even electric train sets can & are eye watering.

[@Michael-mr3ig]

@@scorpnz4433 You have no idea what you're talking about. I bet you're waiting for Rolex prices to come down to $50 too. If this was made in the USA it would be around $10,000. Do you know how many skilled man hours went into designing and machining this? Do you think they should expect to be paid $2 a day?

[@nuttgunn721]

Quite possibly the best assembly video I've ever seen No BS no crappy music.... well done..you have a new subscriber.

[@beargibson3100]

This is the coolest one yet. I think they've been watching your videos and taking notes.

[@volvo09]

Yeah it looks extremely realistic. 👍

[@hpurey]

No music, no unnecessary talking, just found my next channel to binge watch. Subscribed and looking forward to what comes next. !

[@grahamturnbull3815]

Me too, Graham Perth Australia

[@inviktus1983]

@@grahamturnbull3815 Do you sign all your comments with your name and location?

[@scottskinner577]

Unbelievable how far these things have come

[@wololo10]

That exhaust manifold is a work of art

[@drxym]

3d printed

[@wololo10]

@@drxym i know

[@boss9mustang404]

It's a pretty standard set of long tube headers

[@wololo10]

@@boss9mustang404 you dont kow much about scale engines do you

[@Randy-lg1qo]

Took a gnome hours of fabrication time in the shire exhaust shoppe

[@ipadize]

the more i see him work with miniature V8 engines the more i want to build a RC car myself and the best part is, i could machine all the needed parts myself at work

[@bertjesklotepino]

so, what is keeping you from doing it? Because the more time you spend on commenting on videos like these (which i am guilty of myself) the less time you have left on this planet to fulfill your dreams.

[@PatchesOHoulihan-hi2tb]

You'll be like Johnny Cash but building model cars instead of a full size car.😄

[@bertjesklotepino]

@@PatchesOHoulihan-hi2tb yeah, but the nice thing about that is that you can build a lot more model cars faster than you can build a full size car. And, you can sell em for a nice price if they are build nice enough. I think you may earn a lot more cash that way. A full size car takes a lot more manual labor, and you gotta have all kinds of papers to get it roadlegal.

[@ClownWorld69420]

why not just build a real vehicle. rc cars are for children

[@ipadize]

@@ClownWorld69420 username checks out

[@Flexo_l]

Put this on a RC boat! The sound is amazing 😍

[@JaxsonM22]

I second this!! This would be freaking awesome

[@TrashPanda71]

I seen a blown v8 on an rc boat here on YT a few months back.

[@TrashPanda71]

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[@andrewt9204]

That would be really cool to make like a ~1/6 scale Cigarette speed boat or something.

[@TrashPanda71]

I've tried twice to link the blown v8 rc boat and it gets taken down..

[@wolfgang169]

It's like Lego for adults. Incredible.

[@Novus_Ordo_Conditor]

I'm glad these metal 3D printers were invented, it's truly a miraculous event.

[@Mikiszub]

Aint the only 3d printed part here the exhaust and coolant pipe?

[@NorwayVFX]

@@Mikiszub Yeah, the majority of the engine is CNC milled aluminium.

[@zecharjatheunisse6602]

I think he said it as a reaction to the sponsored segment.

[@Modine.]

Not sure I'd call the invention of 3D printers a miraculous event. 🤨

[@d46512]

Also the Intake manifold cannot be made by just milling.

[@Australia-ky7kx]

Fantastic little engine. Great to see it actually run as distinct from a static model.

[@vhr103]

Can you try adding a supercharger to it, OHV is most suitable for this type of supercharger, and the rocker arm also requires oil lubrication...

[@mrwolsy3696]

Hi rise victor junior with a square walbro carry on top.

[@justmechanicthings]

The Toyan twin scroll charger was garbage it made not improvement, so im skeptical that this would be any different with a charger too

[@barthanes1]

You have the best advertisements on KZbin. It blends seamlessly into the video with topical material, and I don't feel the need to skip ahead.

[@writenamehere0000]

I skipped

[@Makitaization]

What ads? Arn't you using Brave browser?

[@roboman2444]

A few criticisms of the engine: 1. Belt driven oil pump instead of gear driven. Not a big deal for a desk model, but if you put this in a model car and drive it around, it will destroy the engine very quickly if that belt ever snaps or loses tension. 2. Setscrew on the dizzy gear. 3. No oil in the heads. Valvetrain needs lubricant too. 4. Cam timing by "both flat spots need to be up" is imprecise. Lining up markings on the gear teeth would be better. 5. Ring gaps could probably be tighter. Pros: The computerized ignition is rather cool for such a small engine. Fully supported crank.

[@玩似的闹着]

What I want to say is, please read the instructions carefully, and you will have all the answers.

[@euclideszoto997]

I agree especially #1. If your going to spend this kind of money then a belt driven oil pump is ludicrous!

[@JayByrd-t9k]

A lot of Nascar engines are set up with dry sump with external belt driven oil pumps and go 500 miles mostly WOT with no problems,, just saying!😮

[@moodberry]

That's just amazing. Whoever designed and machined this was a genius

[@philippo8289]

The bark at 3:29 came straight out of Minecraft:

[@sledner]

it does sound like a minecraft bark lmao

[@dewaldsteyn1306]

For real😂

[@TinyHouseHomestead]

You gotta build a rear engine dragster to put that in! 😱😁🤪👍👍🇺🇸

[@AverageGamer2010]

Good idea

[@Billskins4dayz]

rail with a roots style blower add nitro meth

[@GeomancerHT]

Such engine can power a go kart, I would love to watch it on a human manned vehicle.

[@derekkuhl]

Yes, if you build a dragster you will need to run it on nitro. 😃

[@larrybremer4930]

These engines are nice models but not good power plants for a model. Your so much better off going with a nitro model engine, or "weed whacker" engine (in larger models), or electric for models. A Nitro car engine of only 3.5cc (0.21ci) displacement can produce upwards of 2 horsepower and weighs less than a pound (350g or so) giving it over 2hp per lb of mass. By comparison your typical electric e-bike is usually around 1hp. If model performance is not a factor and you want a visible, scale looking engine then sure, use one of these engines where the engine is a model in it's own right but for a good performing, reliable, usable model use the motors that are meant to power models.

[@SMGPERFORMANCE16]

As a grown man child, id have one but the 1,543,346 people showing how hard it starts really makes it not worth the mail mans time.

[@normdeplume6492]

That's not a "realistic" miniature engine. It's a miniature engine.

[@dewaldsteyn1306]

Yeah but it works and looks like a real engine tho.

[@normdeplume6492]

@@dewaldsteyn1306 My point is that it is a "real" engine, not "realistic". It's just miniature.

[@Luong_ngoo_peegon]

​@normdeplume6492 yes😃

[@hauntastic158]

As an engine builder totally loved this video, questioned a lot of things but definitely awesome.

[@GA-FL-pirate]

These mini engines are so cool. My daughter loves puzzles and whatnot I'm gonna have to get her mini engines so maybe she'll get into cars how they work and whatnot.

[@MrGuyBroDude]

I was legit excited to find the link to this thing because I have built one of these miniature engines but it wasn't powered by any actual fuel. It was driven by an air pump so there was no actual power being made but it is still a cool little display on the shelf. But holy I was not expecting a $2000 dollar price tag because for that price range, you could get a brand new 350 crate engine. So this has been added to my "if I win the lottery" wish list lmao. Was still amazing to see the detail and that thing actually runs completed self sufficiently like its full size counterpart. I would love to have this and put it in something like an RC car and have some fun with it.

[@VintageGearMan]

This should be being taught in late level grade schools or even high schools. Power mechanics was being taught when I was in high school. My first job of 3 years was being a small engine mechanic and the skills I have used my entire life. Made money and saved money not having to take my mowers and chainsaws, trimmers etc to a shop ever! Plus it is rewarding doing it yourself.

[@tomchidwick]

What is it about the V8 sound, other than it's just so awesome, even coming from such a tiny block! Very fun project! I enjoyed watching you put this together.

[@DemoCATicMAN]

It must be the particular sound octaves generated from "8 (cylinders) - firings - notes" every 2 Rev's (and layout of the block and exhaust system). Every 4 cycle internal combustion engine requires two complete revolutions per cycle. Not trying to be a geek.

[@DemoCATicMAN]

And also, I always like a V8, just so awesome.

[@thomasreimer1767]

I remember back in the days about 20 years ago the Conley Precision V8s has been quite similar to this but they have been 12.000 USD and they weren't by far as detailed and if I remember right, not even watercooled. I think they were build for Nitro, which was a lot simpler. Thank you for this build video, very cool!

[@marccotter2726]

The internal combustion engine is a miracle of engineering!!!! Having rebuilt several of the bigger brothers of this little guys family nothing is more satisfying than taking boxes of parts and putting them together and they roar into life when you’re done 😉

[@MMKnight_1]

Very cool engine. Also nice to finally see a model engine with an actual oil lubrication system instead of just using grease.

[@miles11we]

Heads are still just greased I think but yeah I agree

[@corey_nz]

@@miles11we heads have an optional add-on that pumps oil to them from the back. This looks like it then squirts oil out 4 ports in each head, just above the valves and thru the rocker shaft

[@billlee1724]

That o-ring at 16:10 had places to be!

[@burgertowngarage]

This has to be one of the best production model recreations of a full size engine to date! I can't wait to see a twin-turbo setup for this :P

[@jaystone766]

Maybe you never saw a Conley?

[@metricdeep8856]

Yup. Runs as well as all the 70's and 80's carbureted engines did. Fuel injection is awesome. Check out Holley or Edelbrock for these old (full sized) motors. It will change your world. This is a really cool model...NO question....I love it.

[@franksegovia7335]

This has to be one of the coolest things I've ever seen in my entire life - Subscribed!

[@joeybagadonuts3471]

Nice job Johnny! This kit reminds me of a model kit that they sold in the 1960's..."The Visible V8". It was a plastic model kit of a V8 engine made by a company called Renwal....battery operated. No fuel. But this kit you have is unreal....all metal too. Pretty wild.

[@user-ge2qn6gp4o]

That model is made.

[@RandomDude989]

Valvetrain doesn't get any oil pumped to it?

[@twoPintTerror]

ya those valves are not gonna last! I was gonna say looks like this is finally a good kit engine. But those dry valves changed my mind

[@CmmdrKitty]

It does! There is an oil modification you can do to squirt oil into the valvetrain! I did it to mine to avoid metal on metal.

[@MAGGOT_VOMIT]

Same. I was thinking it should've been making a mess by now without the valve cover on it. Definitely not gonna last very long.

[@antonfloor344]

@@CmmdrKittywhere is that for sale?

[@CmmdrKitty]

@antonfloor344 no real sale on the oil mod. the back of the heads have a screw in the middle, adding those tiny L nipples to one bank and T brackets to the other bank and top of the oil pump. Will allow oil to be shot up to the valve train and drained down over the push rods and lifters. And still shoot oil onto the cam/crank. It's the first thing i added, knowing if i didn't, the rocker assembly would wear out REAL fast.

[@scoptimizations]

This is the first engine on your channel with pistons rings, that actually sounds healthy and great. But again. seeing this small carburettor hole is insane. Can I send you a high performance one and you test how much of a difference it makes?

[@loringl8317]

First time viewer... I'm a mechanic.... I was an engine builder... I built over 85 flathead engines... And I'm a chevy guy! I own 7... I really enjoyed this video and also didn't know that little engine was available that is so great..... I bought a plastic one and built it with my 8-year-old daughter... Subscribed!

[@charlesblithfield6182]

I love everything about this kit. The tiny exhaust manifolds are cool - cast I imagine. Your assembly of it is shown perfectly.

[@i_never_asked_for_an_alias]

Those little spark plugs thou. Cute.

[@vicbittertoo]

Would be cool to hook up with a blender, margarita time :):):)

[@catchulater7483]

Very impressive kit Q! What ya gonna put it on? Oh! Make a miniture turobhydromatic (chevy automatic transmission) for it, a 4wd transfer case and a 1/4 scale rock bouncer. THAT would be off the chain bro!! Thanks for sharing.

[@joebacarella2829]

I never knew these existed, wow they can`t be cheap, the machining is insane at this tiny level. When you put the pistons in and turned the crank, you could hear the compression, that seems like a Mopar firing order, it`s the same as my Chrysler 383. Crazy video, I can`t get over the machining on the heads, valves, springs and what not, people don`t realize, all engines are is an air pump, they need to be sealed, lubricated and cooled, that little thing revs like crazy, thanks for taking us along.

[@thehairywoodsman5644]

I'm no kind of mechanic, not really a car guy, don't build models even as a kid. but this is a fascinating video ! incredible detail in the little V8 . very cool !

[@darksideoflife8045]

thanks for finally reviewing this! Ive been waiting for quite some time.

[@kh40yr]

No oil drain back in the heads. A few drops to the rocker bearings, watchmaker style. Apparently. Those guides and springs need to be cooled. Curious.

[@MarcGonzalez-q3w]

how much hp?

[@georgegordonbrown9522]

2,5 sea horses.

[@gillesb763]

Hahaha sea horse good one!

[@Guitarzan8]

And how much torque?

[@VanZoneSteveV]

@@Guitarzan8 35 bigfoot pounds

[@dewaldsteyn1306]

​@@georgegordonbrown9522😂😂😂

[@maxcr5937]

Every high school kid should have to assemble and run one of these before they graduate, and learn to swim, and learn how credit cards and interest work hehe..

[@IngridMoore-x8v]

Without this playing with fantasy no creative work has ever yet come to birth. The debt we owe to the play of the imagination is incalculable.

[@Dark_Knight573]

This is the reason why I’ll stay with playing car mechanic simulator instead of trying to work on real engines 😂

[@MarvinLondon-p4z]

Happiness comes when your work and words are of benefit to yourself and others.

[@StatusQuoDefier]

Finally I can V8 swap my Yamaha YZ50 and still stay below the 50cc threshold so I don’t have to register it as a motorcycle 😂

[@ASDasdSDsadASD-nc7lf]

This is the closest most of the Millennials, Generation Y, and Generation Z could ever hope to building their own engine like all my poor friends did in 1978.

[@keyper555]

Very nice, I will never forget many years ago going through a Modelrama at a fairground and saw this guys mini v8 he hand built, he owned a machine shop. He hand built every piece and was identical to a SBC, he installed it into a hand built T bucket and it worked flawlessly, built his own auto trans and rear end too, was the coolest thing I ever saw, this was back in the early 80's. Now you can buy and build your very own and in many different sizes and designs, thanks to our current technology. This one is very special, thanks for showing it to us.

[@imglidinhere]

I just sat here, after staying up all night, it's 10:14am, and watched this man assemble a tiny engine. This is cool as heck. :D

[@Emorylee1273]

That is flipping sweet. If the carb said edelbrock it would be the shit. It would be great to show my son and son in law and grandson how to basically build a engine and explain what's going on along the way.

[@TonyTube407]

Okay, that was freakin' COOL! I want to see a car built around it so I can shrink myself and go for a drive. That was extremely awesome to watch.

[@TheNightRichard]

These mini engines are so realistic, they even cost around the same as an actual Chevy or Ford crate V8 😆🤣

[@tylermcdavid9426]

16:05 it's almost 1am when I'm watching this, cause why not, and the motion blur really made me think that I was falling asleep in my chair

[@jbthemechanic]

I just found your channel in my recommended, and I can confidently say that this is one of the most satisfying things I have seen on KZbin. I look forward to your future videos!

[@wandameadows5736]

This is very neat & understandably not cheap. I imagine if you wanted a cheaper version they'd make it but there's so much detail poured into this build.

[@lorimeyers3839]

I’ve never known anything about cars. I’m an adult. But now that I’m like, old enough to understand shit, this stuff is so cool.

[@dragthis2006]

Thanks for spending the money and putting it together so I don't have. I really appreciate it

[@enlightendbel]

If JLC3DP are the same people as JLCPCB, I can attest these guys are baller and deliver great work.

[@shazmodeus2795]

what a fantastic way to learn about engines and how they work!

[@mattpaul840]

Even has rpm and coolant temp😊. This is by far the best gas mini v8 engine as far as quality and running performance out of the box

[@thefirsted]

That is one of the coolest things I've ever seen and I'm not even a gear head. If they didn't cost more than a full sized motor I'd say they would be amazing for young mechanics in hobby level training.

[@Thenogomogo-zo3un]

I was really 'blown away' when you started the thing up. I only thought it was a model! Fabulous detail!

[@LoveBandit1000]

It's ALIVE! What a feeling that must be...

[@petesmith9472]

This is what you buy the 70 year old who doesn’t need anything in life but health, happiness and joy.

[@wessmann]

Thumbs up to all the engineers and operators of these incredible machines that can build this kind of Awesome

[@omni201]

The intricacies… I would love to do this time lapsed with some Lego-Men crew members.

[@dommerdom]

This is so cool. Now I want to see this put into an R/C car. :)

[@thegremlinss]

Man you need to put this in a 1/6 Armortek full metal tank or truck. This is the perfect combo !!!!!

[@macb9009]

My first thought was you should put one in an RC car. I used to own a Traxxas RC Truck when I was younger 1 cylinder nitro fuel engine.. they were so fun.. but I see you’ve already done that.. awesome!! I’ve been a diesel/auto mechanic for 12 years now, idk how you have the patience to work on such tiny parts lol

[@patrickwhittier3775]

It looks like electrical components are not scaled down as much as the mechanical components. The starter is huge and the spark plugs seem large as well. Overall this is really cool, I would love to build something like this myself!

[@jarvissdot7700]

Man they should give these to kids in high school that take auto classes that would've helped me out alot 😎

[@captcorajus]

I would love to see this installed on an RC car.

[@dirk7816]

Brings back memories of my Auto Shop days in High School, it's a damn shame the teaching of useful trades were eliminated from most HS campuses.

[@DemoCATicMAN]

That's just too cool, would make a great high school teaching aid/project.

[@jinbaittai85]

"ohhhh niceeeeee" -when that crankshaft spun for the first time

[@the_new_project]

External oil pump aye. Really amazing machine work. Very impressive. The parts are just amazing to look at. I am a master mechanic and this is really incredible at this miniature size. I bet it would make one hell of a remote control power source. Really enjoyed the build. Great video work and sound. Thanks for sharing.

[@user-neo71665]

As a kid Ii used to build models because I couldn't afford to build the real car. Now they have models that cost as much as a real engine. The machinist in me can appreciate the work that went into making this kit. It would be cool to have sitting on a coffee table but as a grease monkey I'll just stick to a full sized engine I can use in something.

[@kipcarson3307]

That is so freaking rad I want one I would like to see that on a remote-controlled jet boat

[@charmainevandiford6622]

Looks like the best way to learn. If you can build the little motor you can build the full-size one.

[@larryhanna3458]

That gives a new meaning to a small block lol

[@chrisfaucett7336]

I would love to see one of these engines made strong enough for a motorized bike 🚲

[@herrbrahms]

My cat has been wanting to learn to drive. Now she can.

[@mitchellholroyd2837]

I know what I'm buying myself for Christmas this year.