I PUT TWO ENGINES IN MY G6

[@aatechtv]

Nice job! Swing the transmission cables and joint to the exact opposite motion of the front transmission selector. Not sure how the cruise control on the front of a G6 works, but I was able to use ultralight aircraft cables to mimic the same throttle pedal motion on the rear engine using the cruise control box and the mechanisms in it. If you are drive by wire, that's even easier. I used one transmission computer on my Eagle Talon but with lower resistance for the A/B solenoids and overdrive, it shifted harder, and also simultaneously, and took care of the vehicle speed sensor issue running two TCU's. Make sure to use different coil rate springs if you are using the front suspension in the rear, you can get odd and even dangerous harmonics if they hit the same bump and bounce the car twice as much as normal. Make sure exhaust isn't going into the passenger compartment, there is a negative pressure zone on the back of the car, and it can bring the harmful gasses in and give headaches or make you pass out. If the car decelerates oddly after a high speed pass (over 60mph) or swings back and forth, slap it in neutral to decouple the engine from the transmissions and it should stabilize the car. Have a master kill switch that powers off the ignition and fuel pumps, they even have a switch that kills things if it's upside down. Could reduce injury and burns if fuel gets everywhere. Keep a fire extinguisher safely secured but accessible at all times. Have fun!

[@DavidStapley0982]

Thanks so much for the advice. You are like a celebrity in the dual engine car world.

[@mrgw98]

I want to see this at a drag strip. Get the 0-60 times on it.

[@dt1productions918]

Freaking awesome. Idc what anyone says. You'll learn. Make it better. Grow with it figuring out the kinks. Awesome job man. They both work. That's the beginning.

[@crazylazybros2473]

I'm in impressed and jealous

[@Hub-cap_]

You guys should make up part two on this video with the G6 at like a race tractor him doing a 0 to 60

[@foxxyytofficial]

ooooh!!! i love this! now i need money to create some masterpiece like this

[@TrailTape]

This is fucking stupid. I love it.

[@FirstNameLastName-js3ry]

Is that fuel tank okay being that close to the rear engine? Also love it. I’m all about crazy wired one off builds,

[@siapitapit3605]

you know its not

[@liveandletlive2894]

@@siapitapit3605 we*

[@CorruptInfinityOfficial]

@@siapitapit3605 we know you don’t know what you are talking about at all, there are thousands of race cars with fuel cells in the engine, fuel tank for their port/methanol injection, fwd cars use it for balance. Countless drag cars do it and it’s perfectly safe according to NHRA rules

[@harryratliff1770]

Sounds mean to me. Great job❤

[@jaken1319]

The driver looks Canadian

[@corndog7104]

Plz explain the license plate never seen that before

[@TheJrob1234]

I don't see a trans on the rear engine, unless that thing in the passenger seat when you sputtered away was the trans.

[@DavidStapley0982]

Both motors are bolted to 6t70 transmissions.

[@aatechtv]

@@DavidStapley0982 Oh cool, internal transmission control units. How does it get fed vehicle speed and rpm? And from which motor/axle?

[@DavidStapley0982]

@@aatechtv rear trans/ecu get no data. front gets everything. Traction control only applies to the front wheels so the rear can be spinning and the front ecu doesn't care.

[@jsmoov27]

How in da actual Fuck

[@aidenvincent2666]

I just got a 2008 g6 gxp street edition with 97.000 miles on it which is alright just need to do a in depth tune up change what needs to be changed before I get to high on miles im eventually going to get a remanufactired engine

[@vaporsheep9330]

This is fucking crazy, I love you bro

[@zanelancaster2007]

Wait so it has two transmissions? Are they both the 4 speed? If they are now you have an 8 speed

[@yaboiminecraff]

Awd the fun and hard way i love it

[@arutezza]

Would this make it a v12?

[@vaporsheep9330]

Well yes... But actually no xd

[@cannibistalks]

nice job man, thats awesome keep improving on it

[@kramasz]

Update?

[@ThatTreyDude]

The rear engine came from a 3.6 malibu ?

[@AbnormALitee]

Sweet but why??? Just to see if you can do it???

[@gameofdrones4782]

So do you get half the gas mileage...or...twice the gas mileage?

[@taylorclark3321]

Half

[@dmitrys.4741]

... and triple headache.

[@roamizane1484]

Benefits of it?

[@cherubk5518]

boomer neighbors, man...

[@adambaird5966]

Nope. He didn't cut it out.

[@jaredes5666]

Yeah which kind of bummed me out

[@DavidStapley0982]

@@jaredes5666 what was i supposed to cut out?

[@cherubk5518]

Absolutely none of it. *suffer* :P

[@ERIC933G]

Need a turbo on both engines

[@DavidStapley0982]

That was the plan but I am currently working on another project (my home) and as a result it's gonna wait a bit.

[@juniorhernandez9693]

@@DavidStapley0982 But you will keep going on this right? I always look at your channel wondering you have something new posted on it. I have same exact car but my goal is to do a engine swap on mines one day not so sure what kind of engine but I want big HP numbers.

[@gordonhancock180]

definenitly think a v8 would have been the weay to go..LS motor

[@tto5los339]

I don’t know about that one 😅😅

[@bigdaddy_TV]

Wow

[@inSpihr]

Very enginuitive!

[@JoeyLovesTrains]

But... why

[@newmoveent4132]

F that bs.. I just wanna see it do donuts / rwd with the same 3.9 superchgd

[@DavidStapley0982]

those 3.9's don't make as much power as these do. and mine can do standstill burnouts with all 4 wheels so.....

[@omnislash6619]

Why

[@brianstevens7241]

Why not

[@rubenlira3752]

What was the point to this

[@omnislash6619]

If u hoped to get more horses in it u coulda put a v8 in it

[@NoahTheDude420]

what kind of v8 would fit in it?

[@curtisfortin754]

the one where you rebuild the whole front chassis just to fit a slightly bigger engine@@NoahTheDude420

[@nightmareedge657]

FAKE I SAW A COVER THIS IS A CAMERA TRICK

[@JediGillGaming]

While I applaud you for your efforts unless both engines share the same drive-train your going to have a very tough time making both engines run in sync with each other. Even if they where the exact same engine we all know cars of the same make and model perform differently depending on whether the engine was strong or weak from the factory. You'll need a computer to monitor the RPM and control both engines while keeping them working together, otherwise one will always spin more than the other and your going to have all kinds of traction/acceleration issues.

[@aatechtv]

Not really a problem. The wheel/ground friction takes care of any inconsistencies until the point of low traction. Tesla uses two different motors in front and back. As long as the drive units can maintain the RPM at the speed the vehicle is traveling at, they will aid in the forward motion at whatever percent is possible. If the rear engine is more powerful, you may have some oversteer issues.

[@DavidStapley0982]

@@aatechtv In addition to that being in different gears has not been a problem at all so far. With how the ecu's are programmed (stock programming) you can be in second in the front trans and 4th in the rear and the front motor is just revving high until it corrects gears. gear changes are also very smooth because the torque converter absorbs everything. if you give it gas in said situation they both shift to 1st and you fly forward.

[@gordonhancock180]

absolutety im not sure why he did it id think putting in a v8 ls motor would have been the key