LEGO 4 Cylinder OIL SUBMERSION

Due to popular video idea request we decided to do a Lego engine that is submerged in oil later realizing that the oil was too thick so we resorted to using the water.

[@sethchapins]

Crazy how even tiny little plastic pistons humming along sound like a real motor......vroom vroom

[@FangHeist225]

Seth Chapin yeah lmao. It sounds like when a sports car is revving up for no reason in a parking lot.

[@Strikker1918BAR]

sounds better than a honda xD fucking fanboys will be triggered now lol

[@darriusramdial2310]

Mateus Dias Romano omg lol

[@carterredden4348]

Seth Chapin even though it’s for a way different reason

[@coydog7902]

Mateus Dias Romano It does

[@fonzo9405]

First it sounds like a diesel, then like a muscle, then like a civic at 3:00 am

[@bluefoxy6478]

R/oddlyspecific.

[@stevewalker412]

And it sounded like he shifted gears too

[@allandauch3487]

Then my weedwacker

[@candle_eatist]

So true doe

[@allplayyea]

@@bluefoxy6478 exacly

[@takomaki4191]

3:22 VTEC just kicked in yo!

[@cainpeele1083]

lol the crossover

[@philballslap]

Made my day

[@yakosteam1430]

xD

[@RoeGi1337]

NOS

[@ataylayigitateser7826]

It didnt handle the power of vtec :d

[@strikereureka1927]

1:48 sounds like a REAL engine

[@pinkpanther8932]

It sounds like a r1

[@tiagobelo4965]

Sounds like an angry lawnmower/weedwacker

[@fili.bklf.]

Looks like a fiat punto engine😂

[@trashpanda3902]

Sounds like a lawnmower

[@MEMORIA1991]

Sound like b16

[@lourensjoubert8652]

Use lower viscosity oil..... nobody said you had to use half a barrel of crude oil

[@kenanfurcle786]

That's just petrol at this point

[@tomakatre3615]

I dont know why they didnt used a low viscosity oil like hydraulic and used the highest viscosity that he found in garage...

[@AquaTech225]

They should of used TAP cutting fluid or something

[@jdiojustdigitout6557]

And new oil. Not used that is already burned

[@liljuanito123]

Black heated up lard at this point

[@bonob0123]

motor oil is designed for high temps found in real engines, it thins out in viscosity as it gets hot. a thinner viscosity oil might work better here.

[@kacpreusz9911]

2:23 My maths teacher reving up her Fiat to go uphill

[@sprintertrueno1985]

What kind of Fiat?

[@finncampeau4922]

Math*

[@kacpreusz9911]

@@sprintertrueno1985 Fiat Cinquecento 700CC

[@sprintertrueno1985]

@@kacpreusz9911 Holy shit I've got the 903cc fiat 127 ahah

[@kacpreusz9911]

@@sprintertrueno1985 Before that car she had a Daewoo Tico 800CC 41HP. Sure, it and't a lot but with the weight of Tico it drives as an ferrari

[@DJJHUGHES]

3:23 clearly hit vtec bro

[@madbrick923]

Loooool

[@joehirst2122]

My poor EG6

[@jordananderson8299]

That's just blowing up, it's not how VTEC works...It's valve timing and lift eletronic control but I'm sure it was a joke

[@thebaconbros.2454]

Thought the same thing lol

[@Creeperboy099]

DJJHUGHES ROFL LMAO

[@3p1ks]

1:20 shut up and dance with me lol

[@charliszedelossantos5546]

Sounds like 20fadhil

[@Flightsim_guru]

1930

[@deepakk1347]

😂🤣

[@thatonedude7147]

I said OOOoUUU

[@choupi4719]

3:20 my fiat panda when i need to jump from first to third speed

[@renterp]

Maybe use some oil that hasn’t seen 20,000 miles already?

[@madbrick923]

Had to get that oil out of a 256,000 mile civic so it's authentic.

[@SoundShunter72]

sayaman lol

[@affozeri722]

sayaman bro oil can is like 20bucks

[@sgtpepper6379]

Matti on Mies wtf are you talking about? A quart is like $5.

[@affozeri722]

sgtpepper6379 i mean the big can what u usually buy if u chanhe cars oil

[@thatboydakota9174]

3:23 when vtec hits too hard 😂😂

[@thenitropower]

Vertical Taking off piston, Engine and Cylinder

[@Ultra-161]

And piston 4 entered the stratosphere

[@shahruldanial7097]

@Earrape Maker lol that one ricer guy

[@BinninjaSANL]

*us army wants to know your location*

[@mindblowndudvedos3682]

Bush gonna come get him.

[@TheMOTUL710]

Oil

[@subswithnovideos-wg3dv]

Lol

[@marquezkenken6869]

Also Cia

[@kidI2oI3oT]

What’s your 8 digit grid

[@franktib]

too much windage in the crankcase. aslo need the bearing clearances to calculate correct oil weight. looks like factory crank cant handle that many revs. upgrade to billet

[@johnnyturbo8460]

That was pretty cool really. I'm amazed at the RPMs that lego engine maintained before coming apart!

[@rjallenbach1]

It’s because you used used motor oil. Try it with a very light viscosity oil, maybe 3-1 oil from the hardware store.

[@sirecartier7881]

2 stroke synthetic oil can work

[@4ampaul]

3 on 1 would be great, but even some fresh 0w20 would have worked better than used sludge oil

[@RumblePirate]

how about RC shock/differential oil... I've used them, n know for sure they've very low viscosity options available (#..... CST). DON'T KNOW HOW WELL THEY CAN transfer heat though, otherwise lubrication wise they'll work definitely better than motor oil, even synthetic ones. thanks guys

[@camoman619]

Or some silicone oil

[@eduardoavila646]

Or cooking oil

[@nightmareinaction629]

Should have used clean oil And thinner

[@chubbysumo2230]

also, oil does not go on top of the pistons, it lubricates everything underneath them.

[@josebarrera4334]

Lol was thinking the same. They used some burnt up oil

[@laneharstine7084]

Sewing oil

[@Droppingineveryvideo]

nightmare in action Yeah bud.. big thumbs up...

[@thegregbrookhouse8667]

Not an oil but wd40 would be great for thi

[@cheatong7338]

OIL? *US military breaches*

[@Kj16V]

*WMDs discovered*

[@bludshedt2647]

666 like

[@Zugeg]

2:12 My moms computer when she just opens Firefox

[@isaiahanderson7237]

0:31 sounds like a horse galloping.

[@bradbrown8759]

The oil you want is mineral oil. (Laxative from a drug store). It doesn't get gummy. Won't melt plastic. Its clear. Its cheap. So pure you literally drink it. The motor you want is a Smithsonian visible 4 cylinder. Or a visible v8 model. They have working valves. I made a visible v8 years ago and the directions called for mineral oil. Put it in a needle oiler and you will use it everywhere. Any how. Eventually I attached a dremel to the flywheel and had 3 seconds of screaming blur of rods, fan and my fingers when it hand grenaded into oblivion. Glorious shrapnel cleared the table and covered the kitchen & living room wall to wall with bits the size of penny's. I'm lucky to still have eyes.

[@scoobyblue555.]

you're an idiot.....

[@ace-kz9id]

@@scoobyblue555. then correct him oh wise one

[@DeluxeSlayer]

@@scoobyblue555. Care to elaborate why he is an idiot? Sounds more to me like you're the idiot you can't even come up with an argument. What he said is true mineral oil would work best for this job even though it can be thick, it is a light oil which wouldn't damage the plastic while lubricating well.

[@scoobyblue555.]

DeluxeSlayer you’re an idiot also. He nearly lost his fingers and eyes. No protection = idiot.

[@torquework1574]

bruh moment

[@Round_Death]

Awww that sound is making my head nearly explode...

[@macho_795]

2:37 VTEC 3:23

[@Andre-cj1ds]

Macho ಠ_ಠ cam shifting lol

[@breezee3010]

Too much VTEC lol

[@eliham3674]

Faka was popin😂

[@ichspiellp3685]

Macho ಠ_ಠ kiddiezoom twist

[@TheWanderer7274]

Hugh Nigel Francia no such thing exists my friend

[@EsTalYNihilista]

2:20 change from V8 Mustang sound to crap 1993 Civic with extra turbo

[@Dr.Red40]

Nah mustang=crap, civic =jdm vibes

[@hckry69]

@Xavi Garcia both are great cars

[@vlaeon]

I don't know why I'm laughing so much, when that one piston went into hyper mode just had me rollin thinking "vtec"

[@foureye7058]

These (lego) motors don't have nearly the same thermal dynamics as even 100cc gas engines. I would recommend trying this again with a much lower viscosity oil, though I can't say for sure what variety you're currently using. Micro-engine oil for RC Nitro motors or even something household like a thin peanut-oil might work a bit better.

[@eduardoavila646]

MonsterWithConscience Could be even with cooking oil

[@tdc026]

Yea way to thick oil and too much at once imo.. but a nice video to watch.

[@italiano0810]

Looks dark AF. Looks like used oil

[@Splatcake]

Italiano810 it was used oil

[@devinhawley350]

I mean there should never be that much oil above the piston head

[@detailedguyman7020]

1:20 shut up and dance with me. XD

[@FortunateSeven]

no me

[@yozie18]

I hate pop.

[@willy_p_m]

Get out of here roblox boi

[@TheRealTatakan]

Your profile pic is a fuckin roblox character

[@MrSandwichk]

viscosity too high ..

[@zKapii]

ZeeC yep legos are made from plastic they need lot lower viscosity in school we work with diffrent oils ans chemicals and i just noticed same problem what was in my school project while watched this video

[@ruskw]

@@zKapii how does the material of the legos effect the viscosity of the oil that it needs 😂

[@andrebenoit404]

@@ruskw engine oils works best at high temperatures such as 90 degrees

[@awsombuttfacemonkey]

@@ruskw since plastic is weaker than metal and it doesn't heat up as much. It needs something light

[@detlevkrau9238]

@@awsombuttfacemonkey Oil will destroy Lego because its plastic (ABS, Atactic Butadiene Styrole Copolymere)

[@topg7290]

2:30 When Opel Corsa drives in a 50Kmh Zone

[@keanuwheeze2556]

America: *sees title* America: *raids house*

[@iamadness69]

And you had to use the nastiest, most used engine oil you could find?

[@italiano0810]

Jaronce Clavet my thoughts exactly. I'm sick AF and it looks as bad as my diarrhea 🤣🤣

[@bryejankum9002]

Jaronce Clavet he isn't a car guy he doesn't know about full synthetic

[@TheWanderer7274]

Italiano810 XD

[@bradbrown8759]

No kidding! Who doesn't have something better than lawnmower sludge? Lego my eggo!

[@madbrick923]

We used oil from a 300,000 mile civic so it's AUTHENTHICC.

[@Noriko_riri]

Mad Brick *THICC* indeed

[@generalnazrin01]

Thicc!!

[@inalienabletruths]

Try Amisol fully synthetic.

[@veorangejuice733]

So what actually happend was that it hit VTECC???

[@fadingbeleifs]

Just make it throw a rod.

[@jonathanramdhan2561]

Kinda sounds like an old muscle car

[@jacobpinkley232]

That's exactly what I said. It sounds like a a '71Dodge Challenger with a Hemi engine.

[@jonathanramdhan2561]

Jacob Pinkley yeah I was the thinking maybe a big block

[@halolime117]

Sounds like a Honda lawnmower

[@A_Goat]

Sounds like a old lady's fart.

[@theeoddments960]

All of these 13 year old ropelayers thinking they know shit about cars “oh its a HEMI or it’s a BLOWN BIG BLOCK or it’s an LS like go lay down I hear all of your voices lisping in my head when I read your comments

[@CopeWithIt18]

the “shut up and dance with me” bit got me ngl

[@therzn86]

Time stamps 1:47: 4A-GE 2:13: High rev 2:24: V T E C 2:33: **insert Rage your dream here**

[@erickaloxzy8982]

America : _DID SOMEBODY SAY OIL_

[@erickaloxzy8982]

@@krvnjrcbs lol

[@pierocastillo2772]

Entendí esa referencia mona china

[@heavenhalberd2569]

@@Sapio420 this engine could use some freedom

[@Frisher1]

St o len cpmment uuuuu

[@andypie402]

Oh fuck Americans now got oil rigs plugged in to KZbin

[@JohnD595]

Why not use 0w-20 full synthetic. Super light

[@angelm1925]

Knock knock it’s the United States

[@subswithnovideos-wg3dv]

FBI open up

[@yui907]

Open, the border. Stop, having it be closed.

[@badcredit444]

haha did you get that from bill wurts video where the united States ship went to Japan and bill wurts said knock knock it's the united States?

[@simonhunter7437]

@@yui907 take off the locks on your door.

[@Justin-ly9hs]

Knock knock my pipi is very big

[@CarLoverPhotography]

Sounds really good almost like a 2 stroke in the high rpms

[@JackAndersMusic]

Me: trying to sleep at 3am Some kid in his dads civic: 2:15

[@landonbrackez3425]

America called- They are about to deliver some freedom

[@dontafk9809]

Why does the SWAT team never knock on the door before they breach? Because freedom rings!!!

[@boppob1343]

@@dontafk9809 why did the SWAT team throw a grenade in the baby's crib? There was a baby in it.

[@dontafk9809]

@@boppob1343 mmm. Not funny...

[@diabolical6870]

American Army: *OPEN THE DOOR*

[@sesu5543]

Takumi's engine when he hit 11,200 rpm: 3:24

[@sporttube69]

13k rpm*

[@indigocoolvinyl00]

You’re both wrong it’s about 12,100 or so XD

[@therzn86]

@@indigocoolvinyl00 no it isnt, when i look its 12,150 rpm

[@TheKurtsPlaceChannel]

Very interesting. Thanks for posting this. Have a nice day now.

[@dariosubaru242]

1:58 Toyota Corolla AE86 2:07 BMW M3 E92 2:16 Kawasaki Ninja 2:21 V-TEC POWAAAAAAA

[@arlianpramono7722]

Use new oil dude

[@3a.m.284]

arlian pramono Jesus Christ nothing satisfies you people!

[@EmceeIntricacy]

Aiden Zavaleta exactly. Fucking cheapskate. Dislike. Lol

[@snickerdoooodle]

Old oil tends to be thinner than new oil. The more use it gets, the more it breaks down.

[@Kushothe]

Try making an actual crankcase, enclosed one. Without pouring oil on the pistons. Just a box that encloses the conrods and crank, full of oil. Try thinning the oil out by mixing it with something or use vegetable oil or just much lower viscosity motor oil. Alternatively just put water in there or WD40. Or the weird pink chainsaw oil (two stroke fuel mix i think?)

[@razvanonute305]

Kushothe its not pink it red but yes its two stroke oil it used for fuel mixtiure for chainsaws or pocketbikes

[@ganeshgajavelli1487]

Maybe not WD-40 because there's some sort of petroleum stuff in the mixture which melts plastic (especially ABS)

[@coff3eSl0th]

There is a reason normal engines don't have a crankcase full of oil though, just an oil pan below to collect the oil that falls down through the case. Either you have it right full up to the bottoms of the pistons, which would hydrolock the engine as oil doesn't compress (the connecting rods cause each piston to move at different speeds so the volume is constantly changing) or the parts are rising out of the oil to smack back down into it (look up water hammer, same concept, different fluid). Not to mention the hydrodynamic losses you'd have with parts moving through the much thicker oil compared to moving through air. Basically my point is that in order to build a full crankcase and still have oil lubrication he'd have to add in several bulky subsystems, making it much closer in scale to runnimg miniature engines

[@MrManuel1329]

Wait.. Maybe using this thick oil is better because the gaps in between the rod bearings and crank bearing's are big. The thicker oil would be better by creating more of a cushion Everytime that piston comes ramming down on the rod bearings.

[@Chevsilverado]

JustGoat it’s any colour and it’s used in high powered Enduro bikes too

[@Nas678]

Sounds like a Honda when topping out

[@Logan912]

Makes sense being that it's a 4-cylinder. It's pretty cool that it makes a similar sound despite being made out of plastic and there's no combustion.

[@ChineseSweatShoppe]

Anasb678 didn't know trashcans made noise

[@ChineseSweatShoppe]

wtf is a great?

[@Dvasqz]

Aaron Cubitt Jesus dude calm down.

[@ChineseSweatShoppe]

Aaron Cubitt "Thinking about you Lil' Man! I'm sorry mommy won't let you see me. Love ya lots kid..." does the kid have autism?

[@whatatool]

"But we dont have any oil." "I think we have some chocolate syrup in the refrigerator."

[@thenitropower]

Next time with mustard

[@brendawoo8498]

I sounds like a real car..... good job

[@Poop-nu1so]

If you're going to submerge in oil, maybe use brand new motor oil? it only costs $3 at the most. I see that unrefined crude is in plentiful supply in your shop but I wouldn't recommend using it for lubrication

[@krmnfc]

Use 0W Oli and heat it up slightly. Oil that you used is to thick to give proper lubrication

I recommend to dilute thin motor oil with rubbing alcohol.

[@buttholeChecker]

Why in the name of all things holy did you use “used” motor oil?!?

[@FinnishArmy]

shite4brains I mean, in reality, you don’t need to really ever change your car oil, just the filter. Changing the oil on newer cars is mostly a waste of money

[@SalvadorSTMZ]

@@FinnishArmy yeah no. Completely wrong. Always change the oil and the filter in 5000 mile intervals for synthetic, 3000 for conventional. Particles under 25 microns slip past oil filters and can easily damage engines as they collect burnt oil and carbon to form sludge. Even transmission fluid which manufacturers say will last a cars lifetime must be replaced every 60k miles.

[@jonathanryan2915]

@@FinnishArmy look up what happens when you don't change the oil

[@theeoddments960]

FinnishArmy ironic the name of the guy you were talking to when you actually have shit for brains

[@ryanwaterman3473]

FinnishArmy You’re a dipshit. You always have to change your oil new car or old.

[@peth775]

1:52 sounds like downshift

[@superdupergrover9857]

Glycerin and/or propylene glycol mixed with some water. They're both about as harmless as you can get, and clean up with water. They're lubricating properties aren't great, but I think they will work just fine. Also, they will pull water out of the air (they are added to many moisturizers and creams for this very purpose) so there is no point using them in the pure state outside of a lab.

[@devins7457]

What did you pull this oil out of a barnyard 1963 muscle?

[@Erowens98]

JimBo' H a 300k mile civic

[@nichoIas_]

*McLaren Honda engine has entered the chat*

[@alexfitzpatrick2509]

GP2 ENGINE

[@Namesakes.unit-x-10sq10]

It would be awesome if you made holes in the V banks so that oil would drip into the journals and lubricate, also having a bank between each cylinder, and furthermore pin the pistons so they can handle the rpms, then make the whole thing a wet sump engine!

[@scellyyt]

Sounds like a runaway diesel at 1:39 lol

[@Spectt84]

They make lubricant specifically for tiny, intricate, fast moving parts -its labeled [sewing machine oil] in any craft store. It's engineered to be the optimal viscosity for the tight tolerances you have here. Maybe give that a try, might get better results...

[@silsktrenchos787]

Sounds like a Honda Civic

[@gustavominopintos8119]

Even better

[@williambrewer855]

It really doesn't at all

[@costealivadari2603]

Like Mustang)))

[@Hasio-Maszkietnik]

@@costealivadari2603 like lada))))

[@torquework1574]

sounde like my lawnmower

[@mrdanman8114]

Lol why did you randomly start 'singing'?

[@valentynavdiienko2883]

Why not?

[@alien_666]

Oh hello buffsuki

[@Justin-ly9hs]

I need my medicine

[@aguywithrandomconvictions5302]

2:08 Actually sounds like a car engine

[@suqzz966]

More like motorcycle.

[@dudeletmesigninbruhletmelo7876]

no more like a nascar

[@98bja]

Lmao this lego engine sounds way better than my real car

[@bengreene9072]

You could try putting the engine lower than the motor so you can make it sit in deeper oil. Also try like a 0W-30 or even lighter thats not been used. That oil looked it come out of a diesel that ran 4,000,000 miles on the same oil

[@limeddasch382]

You know, while you‘re on the subject of oil and engine lubrication, I think it‘s a good moment to bring up honing. Some people may have looked at the cylinder of a car and thought: Why is it all scratched and zigzaged? Don‘t worry, your engine is not broken, your mechanic is not trying to make an extra buck. It‘s all done on purpose, so that oil, as well as wear and tear can accumulate and lubricate, as well as carry the worn off metal away, because if you think about it; how would the oil actually get where it needs to be, were it not for some „trenches“?

[@publiusscipio5697]

Wouldn’t that oil be too thicc I could be wrong but I would assume because of how small everything is you would want a lighter oil. More like gun oils.

[@marioperic8005]

1:50 mustang gt350

[@xtune5731]

Mario Peric sounds like a Hyundai

[@nopeoofnonoman3344]

@@xtune5731 noob Hyundai is brand

[@notjohn4915]

Sounds like a prius

[@dariosubaru242]

Or an M3 E30

[@donovanulrich348]

Have a lower viscosity oil And pump it into the engine with a small surgical tube. So the piston shafts are submerged

[@dilmaster3]

Lego engines are basically what happens when a gasoline engine is powered by electricity

[@Pucktechnology]

Because thats totally normal to have oil on top of the pistons 🤦‍♂️

[@unbiasedcobra6672]

He obviously knows how an engine works.

[@samfosdick9874]

Never heard of top cylinder lube?

[@unbiasedcobra6672]

@@samfosdick9874 lol. You might want to check what thats for. This motor isnt a 2 stroke. Therefore if there is oil in the combustion chamber your motor is fucked.

[@unbiasedcobra6672]

@@samfosdick9874 the only oil that should be present in this half of a motor is under the crank. Not including oil galleries that lego doesnt have.

[@samfosdick9874]

@@unbiasedcobra6672 dude ....joke....chill mafa

[@theanarchist2746]

New project: Make a lifesize 3.5 (or more) liter V8/V6

What is that? Used gear oil out of a semi's manual transmission? Looks like it has a cst of 1000 at 30c. A quart of good 5w-20 is like $3 at Walmar. You can do a 2:1 mix of any household solvent like diesel, acetone or rubbing alcohol in it to thin it out and get great results. The viscosity will go from around 200cst 30c to probably 10 cst. I'd use diesel for best results. Water has a viscosity of 1. A cst of 2-3 would give the best results.

[@gregistopal]

Except acetone rapes legos

[@gregistopal]

Javier Hernandez you underestimate how bad acetone is for LEGO’s

[@didyouknow5648]

1:32 sounds like a hellcat accelerating with a full straightpipe

[@hirx527]

It's sporty sounds. I like this movie!

[@frommy153]

What is the meaning of this?

[@ChadBroChill.]

Frommyfrom Ya this

[@prot07ype87]

What did he mean by this? 🤔

[@TakiGosc427]

This is the meaning of life

[@congress7914]

What is the meaning of making this comment

[@cynnamo7422]

Mr.thiccfluffyboi What is the meaning of replying?

[@relique2841]

i waited for this !!!

[@midntdlight4782]

And thats what happens when you add a wet 100 shot to stock internals

[@ProtonFilms_Mark]

My dad and I used to build mechanisms out of lego when I was a kid and he'd lubricate them with vegetable oil.

[@a_sol3334]

this is satisfying for some reason...

[@josephstalin2364]

Here comes the U.S. Military

[@GoldenGrenadier]

break the rules and make a 5 cylinder engine.

[@danielbel67]

Bmw and volvo make some

[@GoldenGrenadier]

dat dere celltech I happen to drive a Volvo you idiot. that's why I requested it. they make such a lovely sound.

[@tmoneytechnic]

Golden Grenadier Agreed, they sometimes sound like a baby V10

[@zerodamonsta942]

there are 5 cylinder engines the Audi Quattro

[@sethh8892]

golfkart24 no you dont...

[@bruhnt5063]

3:22 *vtec flashbacks*

[@sethnonya8566]

Sounds like a tinny 4-71 Detroit i love it

[@alexroberts590]

Try break fluid. Lower viscosity . but we are also talking about a lego engine. No bolts to hold parts together, the vibration and harmonics pull the pieces apart. There is a point, at a lower rpm where it may work. Go past it and you get the same results.

[@loganspurlin5237]

There is also a difference real engines don’t have oil in the combustion chamber and if they do something is wrong

[@maranellogaming]

With the water it sounded like a 4 stroke boat engine

[@wonjunjung6879]

Vtec kicks in yo

[@MrRamazanLale2]

Hi

[@robertevans4795]

Gun oil, high sheet strength and lubricity but low viscosity, might work pretty good to minimize friction but hopefully not big the motor down

[@freefeel2346]

This motor sound gorgeous

[@Kim_E]

Us army is coming

[@bonefex3000]

Damn that new roblox car expansion looks legitimately amazing

[@Scary_Stories_Uncovered]

Did anyone else hear the vtec cam engage

[@zavierstanford332]

Lmao there is not a cam shaft

[@chrishinkley5743]

Try something called tuff glide it's a dry lubricant i use on knives super thin but micro bonds to the surfaces takes only a drop and work in then dry for 20 min if it doesn't dry sooner its safe for g10 Teflon and frn so the abs that lego uses should not react its like a micro Teflon particle suspended in mineral oil dries fast and personally love the smell also safe to use on guns and is less messy than rem oil for storage with a built in rust inhibitor even carbon steel blades coated with this have stayed rust free for 6 months with no Renaissance wax used first

[@gman3854]

Never thought id see a lego engine throw a row

[@joshuabroadhurst936]

Me getting into a manual transmission car first time 😆👍

[@alexshiverdecker6017]

Is it just me or when he put it up all the way it kind of sounded like a weed whacker

[@automaticslim-kg8bg]

Vegetable oil would have worked better than that old burnt crap .

[@Clbfrnc]

A small drop of oil would have worked better. This is the equivalent of submerging an internal combustion engine in 50 gallons of oil. If it had a cylinder head it would have locked up instanly.

[@automaticslim-kg8bg]

@@Clbfrnc never said how much just said vegetable oil would have been better . it's lighter thinner and cleaner . But yeah a cap full would have been plenty .

[@Clbfrnc]

I didnt mean it to be negative towards your comment or anything. I meant it more so as a drop of even burnt/used oil would reduce the friction rather than running dry.

[@automaticslim-kg8bg]

@@Clbfrnc nah bro u good . no offense taken . your comment made sense is to why i agreed with you , there's alot of stuff he could've changed .

[@larrychaffin1208]

If you're gonna do it right, then do it right. Low weight clean new oil that's actually brought up to a decent temp since these won't ever bring the oil temp up to proper viscosity.

[@davidgarratt9632]

Loved it when the rods went south for the winter lol