BluePrint Engines Factory Full Tour & Behind The Scenes: How Does a Crate Engine Get Made?

I had seen the BluePrint Engines building from the road before and knew it looked like a pretty big place...but once you get inside you really see how huge the place actually is. They manufacture dyno tested crate engines all the way from a factory replacement small block to an 800+ hp tall deck 632ci big block chevy! This particular video is just the factory floor and engine building process itself. There will be several more videos to come from the time I spent here including one just on the Engineering / R&D department. The amount of technology and OEM quality testing conducted within this facility is far beyond anything I had anticipated before coming here. It really blew my mind just about everywhere we went inside the building!
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[@Stapleton42]

We still interact with the comments on older videos like this one! Have you ever seen one of our videos before? We have done several awesome factory tours like this since!

[@MarkIlkiw]

I just came across this video today and I am blown away by both you and the tour. Props to both of you, and can't wait to see more content from both sides! Thanks for sharing!

[@stickxxcummings]

I've been rebuilding my 1985 f250 and am starting to think about a motor , WOW I'm thinking the first video I found was your interview with the blue print owner AWESOME 💯 VIDEO!! I think I need to look for the catalog for choice and price , BUT where is this BLUE HEAVEN? I'd love to come in person

[@stickxxcummings]

I work at a plant that makes Mercedes-Benz, BMW , and VW car parts . A lot of this plant looks like ours , Another awesome video

[@bryanhallman8183]

Can their 400SBC have an EGR provision? I'm looking to run one in an 86 Corvette, but, I also have to be able to pass an emissions test.

[@Stapleton42]

@@bryanhallman8183 I’m not sure!

[@vatodad]

I started building engines in 1969... I subsequently earned 3 engineering degrees and recently retired from a career in research engineering. I am thoroughly impressed by the quality considerations of this company. It's great to see the United States still has wonderful engine builders! Wonderful video!

[@Stapleton42]

Thanks man!

[@capitanothegreat3994]

What Engines did you Worked on??

[@Studio23Media]

Shoutout to the guy giving you the tour. This is one of the most in-depth and complete factory tours I've ever seen. Awesome video!

[@Stapleton42]

He killed it. Josh was so easy to film he’s a very good speaker

[@JustMike2791]

I could tell he's a plant manager that knows the product and I bet he knows his people well also.

[@drloch6174]

Awesome job.

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Exactly!

[@andrewyoung9751]

No kidding. He really knows his stuff!

[@jimrichards3916]

Josh is a rare plant manager. Knowledgeable, extremely literate, and passionate. A good guy!

[@dieselscience]

I think his girlfriend keeps a short leash on him.

[@noname-oe9jy]

@@dieselscience lol i was thinking the same thing

[@kennylove188]

He’s the Boss everyone wants, your not just another numbered robot worker to him.

[@idessaoutlaw]

@@dieselscience HENPECKED MUCH ? 😂

[@thetreblerebel]

Successful I really hope so. Good tour guide. Man knows his product

[@im-that-guy-pal]

What I liked more than watching the engines be machined and assembled was seeing supervisor giving the tour. He knows each employee so well he even knows them on a personal level outside of work. Supervisors like that are few and far between. He seems as proud of the team he works with as he is what they make.

[@Stapleton42]

great point! he really does do a great job

[@dlivengood59]

I was always under the impression that any replacement engine that you purchased from most auto parts stores are rebuilt from cores. It's nice to know you can purchase new engines from factory builders.

[@missyd0g2]

One smart hands on manager. How many guys want one of those engine blocks. The pride of their work and product is what makes America great.

[@douglasbuck2359]

Ah, I prefer Toyota quality

[@steffk5878]

Oh missyd0g2, you obviously havent been anywhere other than your trailer park....many companies the world over have set up operations like this and more sophisticated than what you see here. Many flaws with this so bite your tongue when you spew the american pride b.s. because yoh see american v8s. Ive seen more than a few blue print engines grenade because of neglectful manufacturing.

[@CJColvin]

Exactly mate.

[@CJColvin]

@@steffk5878 Spoken like a true anti American mate.

[@warrenpuckett4203]

If you got a 302 engine out of a Lincoln LSC. You got a engine that was in the middle of all the engineering specifications. It also was a mature engine. The MKVIII engine was not that good. The 302 also would run for over 200,000 miles. Not so sure about the MKIII. The only really good thing about the current CARB specs is that engines need closer quality control to pass emissions.

[@freedomwheelin431]

I love how he knows who everybody is you can tell he takes care of his people

[@Stapleton42]

This 100%. The president Shawn is the same way too

[@MrDillon2029]

Right! Everyone letting out the ole ric flare woooooo and most ppl have a nickname! Looks like a good fun company to work for

[@jamesmason2228]

Manufacturing isn't tab A -> slot B any more (if higher end manufacturing ever was). You need to find and retain good people.

[@MrDillon2029]

@@jamesmason2228 couldn’t agree more!!

[@TheNilla2020]

I work for a major auto manufacturer and its not like that there, lol

[@Stapleton42]

Who watched until the end?? Don’t ruin the surprise 👀 (Make sure you’re subscribed to see what happens with it)

[@jameshyatt8095]

I will

[@jbktkj]

I did

[@mikebrown1408]

I will watch to the end. How do they do a six bolt head on a LS or don't they build them

[@tommygunnz7154]

They weight balance rods and pistons and crank? Or is that extra?

[@MoleDoesStuff]

OH BUDDY!

[@supertruckertx]

This has got to be one of the BEST tours ever of a manufacturing plant. Knowledgeable guide, taking the time to explain every step and the equipment used, along with having such a personal repoire with his personnel really makes this a fascinating video to watch. Great production too! Thanks for sharing.

[@Stapleton42]

Thanks man. I had so much fun filming this

[@thereissomecoolstuff]

That really was. I saved the video to watch it again. Americans work hard and earn every penny. You just have to give them the chance.

[@dlemley2967]

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[@chrisconley8105]

Knowledgeable, competent man who actually understands everything he's describing, refreshing and rare in a world that mostly operates with smoke and mirrors! Fantastic and thorough documentary.Thank you for caring about what your doing, a culture nearly lost in this country. The fact that it's taking place in "this" country is extraordinary. American creativity, engineering and hard work are what made us great in the past, and thankfully, as demonstrated here, still exists today. This company could easily lose sight of what's important, as most others have, supporting the American worker, producing a quality product, and simply set up out of country and pay a slave labor wage, but they haven't! Awsome passion and integrity. Keep up the good work.

[@Stapleton42]

Thanks man. You’re right all of this is extremely important 💪🏻

[@tik-tac-toe7864]

How blue print is represented by that gentlemen... blue print seems like pretty humble company..

[@alecsmollen2667]

It’s a great company employs a lot of people in my hometown

[@Stapleton42]

Great people

[@bobbobby1846]

Thank you Blueprint for letting us have a tour of the "crate engine".

[@robsdeviceunknown]

Sorry I know this is a older video but wanted to say how really nice it was that BluePrint Engines opened there doors to you, treated you like a VIP. You were alone, not in a huge group of people doing a factory tour. That just impresses me when a company appreciates it's customers to take time our of there day to treat everyone like this. From what I can tell, it also looks like a fantastic place to work, obviously this is just a first impression from one video, but the autonomy they give some employees means a lot.

[@Stapleton42]

If I had to go work at any of the companies we’ve done factory tours at I would wanna work at BluePrint. They have an awesome culture there. Great people.

[@WhyNot6243]

As a machinist who spent 6 years in high volume production manufacturing I gotta say this company is next level. The thought that has gone into flow, process control and over all quality is impressive. I also like how they have a human touch where needed but also automate the processes that no one would want to do day in and day out because it would cause so much repetitive wear on our bodies. I had never heard of this company before but I will definitely be doing more research on them.

[@etravix]

Very impressive factory but more so the workers and the attention to detail. Literally a blueprinted engine build and beyond. I'm calling them tomorrow. Thanks for sharing.

[@Stapleton42]

Glad you’re here dude! Make sure you’re subbed to see the 632 go in the suburban

[@ericginpa]

I have a Blueprint 383 stroker in my C10. Ran the truck as my daily driver for three years and now a weekend cruiser. The motor has been great, tons of power, totally reliable, everything you want out of a crate motor.

[@davidroberts2404]

Engine not motor

[@TheJeffcurran]

Very cool. The automation engineering team has done a great job. The piston ring installer and head bolt torquing robot are excellent. I'd buy an engine from these guys.

[@zelly1327]

I have a 598 big block from blueprint I’m in the break in process and the employees have been very helpful!!!!!

[@ianburit3705]

As an ex AERO parts maker for both Airbus and R/Royce AERO plus an ex small ovals racer who built his own race engines, i sat glued to my screen just watching the engineering processes as the walk round continued, then loved the sounds all real petrol heads love. Many thanks for the video.. Ian -- UK.

[@Stapleton42]

Thanks dude that’s awesome

[@tl4633]

That is truly amazing. I love the engineering processes that were created in house. Great Job!

[@kenhurley4441]

2 great companies in NE. Hornady and Blueprint Engines. I get a bang out of both of them!

[@jamesalexander7540]

Rim shot

[@ThePete2432]

Blueprint took great care of me, I’ll be a customer for life

[@Stapleton42]

Awesome people. Being there is a great time

[@brianl8983]

I can’t get over how many blocks they have in one place

[@davidroberts2404]

We had no telling how many at grooms years ago before it got bought out by an asshole and run into the ground

[@Stapleton42]

They have even more now. They have their own SBF block and LS incoming too

[@jiggidyjam]

A great plant manager (like this guy) should know how to do every job he controls

[@joshuagibson2520]

I'm hillfolk. I love my Tennessee. I'd go work for them but I don't know if I could be a flatlander. Lol. I've been machining, model making, and proto typing over 2 decades. I never tire of seeing how other people run their shops. There's always something to be learned even if it's not the same way you do it.

[@johnhershey4010]

I give yell guys a Big RESPECT for building Engines Good job at it.

[@AllAmericanBeaner68]

This is so cool to see, I love seeing how this American iron is still made.

[@Misterfairweather]

One of the coolest videos you've done so far. I know a lot of the motorsport shops are a little shy about sharing the secret sauce behind their products so it's really cool to see things going on the floor. I gained quite a bit of respect for Blueprint along the way too. Really interested in the direction you go with the ol' mule.

[@jamieschinkai1267]

You can hear the engines being dyno'd from the raw block machining area. Its enough to bring tears to my eyes.

[@tmonster1498]

I watched this video with no need of a new engine...Now after seeing how much love and experience goes into their engines I want to buy one today ...Blueprintengines

[@RobertMagaro]

I'm glad to see the old school small block cheby is still in use today with everyone going LS & EFI..

[@edwardbyard6540]

This is fantastic - real engineering, attention to detail, so great to see. As the world moves to electric, classic cars are going to need to be kept running and this is a great service.

[@leemorgan6810]

Electric Car SUCK ,after 6 months the battery charge much like your cell phone Dosen't have the longevity and power starts to fall , this is what happened to me when we bought a Tesla, just a warning to all out there thinking about getting a Electric car. Good luck !

[@ironhorse127]

I’ve been mulling over doing my own build or going with a crate engine. This video just convinced me to go with a Blueprint engine. Looks like they are being built well.

[@Stapleton42]

heck yeah make it happen

[@Stapleton42]

Did you get one?

[@UncleJoe1231]

I built huge 2 story assembly lines for almost 20 years & people are always amazed at how things are actually made. Theres a LOT of work that goes into them!!!

[@dennisfromiowa5063]

Just bought a 383 410HP engine from them. This video really helped me feel good about my purchase. Even though I watched it after I bought my engine.

[@Stapleton42]

awesome!!

[@Rye9998]

I wanna see the employee parking lot!!

[@Matty.Hill_87]

Yeah right, I bet they've got some monsters out there

[@kushkiller7108]

Definitely

[@JustMike2791]

I'd be surprised if the employees averaged more than $13 an hr.

[@jameson6930]

@@noname-jr1vo probably a lot of donuts and burnouts.

[@ernestorodriguez8228]

That would be my dream job, to be able to work in a plant like this and with a very knowledgeable boss that knows the facility and what goes on in every department is awesome.

[@denniss5512]

I remember when they got a replacement motor to Cleetus in Australia pronto! Can't get farther from ther to the factory. Best customer service in the business.

[@moparproud3978]

Son of a.....hell of a walk through. I’d be geeking so bad, even without a Chrysler one in sight. Very cool

[@waynebeaver4096]

Can we get a list of Jeff’s scheduled vacation time? I’d like my piston install to happen on a day he’s at work.

[@johnbraun61]

Hands down I would purchase one of their motors! I have NEVER trusted a motor builder other then me. Their process and controls would rival the aerospace industry of which I spent a 35 year career at Raytheon Missile Systems as an Engineer. Great job!

[@Stapleton42]

hahaha yes

[@bigblocklawyer]

Well, this ad worked. Customer just had me order a 355 for his '70 C10 based on this video. Looking forward to getting it in. Well done.

[@nuclearbum9858]

i want some muscle for my 93 burban ...this is surely working on me

[@Stapleton42]

thats fantastic!

[@bigblocklawyer]

@@Stapleton42 Got it in, got 500 break-in miles on it and it's a beast. Considering the unoriginal 350 in it was 155 hp and wouldn't pull a sick whore off a toilet seat, 395hp is a no-brainer. 395hp, 424tq, with a dyno sheet and 16 weeks lead time, to my shop door for 4k. Couldn't rebuild the old pig for that much and no aluminum heads or roller cam. Your video is the exact reason I bought it. Had to use the factory intake, carb and exhaust for an original appearance, but it's still gotta be around 350 hp. For any restorations which don't require a numbers matching engine, I'll use them every time. Keep up the awesome videos. Thanks for keeping the Sr. vibe alive...we can't let his memory fade away. Good luck to both of you.

[@nuclearbum9858]

I ordered the 383 installed and running

[@gregsimon9061]

I have read a lot about this company and after seeing this, wow what a great place to buy an engine. What a great video. Thanks man.

[@Stapleton42]

Anytime brother 🤟🏻

[@jonathanlawson4667]

I just got my engine installed and I'm very happy with it has alot of power and sounds great got a nice cam in it I've got about 40 miles on it right now and I got a long block

[@xbgtfella]

Ditch oil n filter now. Did it to my 2016 xr6 sprint at same miles and i was surprised at the silvery tinge to the oil that came out. No doubt the reminisce of the initial break in of new parts from the factory. Has had regular clean oil changes and no dramas since.

[@bend3rbot]

Gotta love the 'field of dreams' reference to the stock floor of blocks still in process

[@vanlifethetravelinfranksho5611]

Man, that was cool! Over 800 HP on a naturally aspirated engine. That's wicked!

[@unclecowboy2003]

Excellent to see American manufacturing and see these out in hot rods and other vehicles making some impressive power not braking the bank

[@stevekinsinger3649]

WELP I JUST ORDER A BLUE PRINT MOTOR BECAUSE OF OF THIS VIDEO ITS WAS THE BEST THANKS

[@desertloper5744]

Steve that's awesome! Send us the details to [e-mail] (Attn: Pete) and we'll get you some swag. Thanks for joining our family!

[@thedaredevil1907]

A company going above and beyond in the youtube comment ...tip of the hat to yall at Blueprint american made american proud

[@CEMENTHE4D]

I like how 3:50 the hone chattered out and he steps back while the operator hit the Emergency Stop while the stones are still inside the block. like its totally normal.

[@forzacashdays1282]

Lol. I seen that. A lot of flaws here but he's a good business man. A real mechanic would pass him a pair of gloves in a heart beat.

[@Stapleton42]

@@forzacashdays1282 We were filming a video. He kept it flowing without skipping a beat

[@TR99FRC]

That’s an awesome plant manager. Knows all his people by name.

[@forwarddrive4066]

And nicknames 👍 like a family there

[@rondail5675]

Thanks to the people who take pride in building those engines!

[@poguey500]

I have two BluePrint engines, a SBC and a 347, and after watching this video I am even more happy i chose BluePrint.

[@terrymjinks]

One of your best videos yet. And yes, I watched until the end.

[@Stapleton42]

🤟🏻🤟🏻

[@TheMazdamn]

Id love to personally watch my 427 being made...this is jam-packed with info and visual goodness!

[@TheMazdamn]

Called today...wont be able to build a 427 until september. Looks like im scrapping my truck.

[@grahamwalker9193]

Hell, how things have changed. Many years ago back in the early seventies I used to blue print mini and Mini Cooper engines. My treasured tools were my torque wrench’s and micrometers, honing bits and bearing scrapers, feeler gauges and engineering blue. I used to fit them hepolite racing pistons and two duplex Timing chains, high lift 374 cam shafts skimmed cylinder heads fitted with inlet and exhaust valves from a 350 small block head. High pressure oil pumps and a crank shaft that was treated with liquid nitrogen after heating, and Webber carburettors. My, how things have changed over the news.

[@tyharrell1658]

It is so awesome to see this. I have bought 2 Blueprint engines and they are FANASTIC engines - so happy with them and it was great to see how they were built and the amount of quality and checks that took place before they go to me. Thank you for the video and thank you Blueprint for putting out such quality products in the United States!!

[@Stapleton42]

Couldn't agree more! That is awesome

[@johnsm007]

Love the fact every engine gets fired up on the dyno, way to raise the bar in engine building !

[@Stapleton42]

It’s awesome 😂

[@karlx-1]

Economy of scale. When building a motor, I get into a Zen-like state. There's a personal connection when building one for yourself. The guys all seem to have a lot of well-deserved pride to build motors for their customers.

[@randykassab9326]

Hi Karl X, thanks for reminding me how personal my own builds are. You're right I do kinda go into a personal relationship with it!!😎

[@lilde9417]

I agree with you 110% Brother

[@SgtMantis]

High quality American manufacturing is a dying art.

[@se7845]

THANKS TO OUR GREAT PRIVATE POLITICIANS ALWAYS BEING BOUGHT OUT , AND WE LET THEM DECIDE AND TAKE THAT "MADE IN AMERICA " FROM US AND REPLACED BY " MADE IN CHINA" ,,WE JUST HAD A BIG PERSON THAT BEEN SELLING US OUT FOR 50 YEARS STRAIGHT BECOME OUR PRESIDENT!!! SO YES ,ITS BECOMING A DYING ART!!

[@bluespig1]

@@se7845 If businesses move to china to make a better profit & bring a cheaper product to market, the customer has a choice between local/import at different price points. The problem starts when everyone decides to buy the cheap version. Anybody who 'knows quality' is happy to pay for USA built. Timken Bearings are a great example. They have opened 6 operations in China & closed as many in the USA. I recently found Timken IRS wheel bearings which were made in China but had 'designed in usa' printed on the packaging. The price was double that of the Japan made NTN Bearings I ended up buying for $50 USD. Sad times indeed.

[@slimshady5342]

@@se7845 I’m sure this place won’t be heat long once the green new deal takes over. What a shame. What have we let happen to our wonderful country.

[@kgthegreatone943]

I want to work there

[@joejones9944]

@@kgthegreatone943 Lol, me too. I would definitely have to build me good engine

[@chace5249]

Geekin out Reminds me of the show how it's made.

[@Matty.Hill_87]

I loved that show, the amount of random shit I learned from them is ridiculous 😂

[@1982MCI]

@@Matty.Hill_87 except they only show less than 1/4 of what it takes to actually make something on that show and I don’t think that’s honest at all

[@samrodian919]

Now that was really really interesting! I've built a good few engines in my 67 years but they are something else! Thank you for showing us that manufacturing tour.

[@garylovelace711]

I worked building engines for ford motor company, brookpark plant really enjoyed watching this video, 👍 retired in2008 started in 1977 may 17. Brought back fond memories.

[@patrickr2686]

The ol small block 350 is very much still alive after watching this video

[@johnnypk1963]

It’s so interesting b/c he explains how years ago men had to know how to build an entire engine. They were highly skilled and knowledgeable. Employees like that r expensive and difficult to replace. Nowadays “breaking it up” as he describes mean all they have to do is train a person off the street a few steps in the process. Much cheaper and much more easily replaceable employee.

[@bryansloan8417]

I saw how long the video was and thought, no way I'm gonna last through it all the way. Boy was I wrong! Great job to all parties involved super informative, well curated and I enjoyed watching all of it. It also makes me regret my current engine dilemma that I'm in for my boat. Blueprint makes a 632ci marine engine that would work perfectly for my current application as I have two 540ci motors that are in the process of repowering from 650hp up to 820hp each and the process has been slow with the engine builder when I could have just put these motors to the side and purchased two brand new 632s to take the place. Definitely something I'm going to look at in the future! Great video, great production totally subscribing now thanks!

[@Stapleton42]

Thanks dude I’m glad it was helpful and I think you’re really gonna like it here!

[@RoyalTDynoman]

I own a chassis dyno shop Where all the work we do is custom,I have been building motors for 45 yrs I cant begin to tell you how many times I have had machine work done incorrectly and/or defective or incorrect parts delivered causing delays WE have to triple check everything outsourced with no exceptions the amount of time and money lost having to all this to maintain the qaulity of work we are known for I never really thought much about using someones crate motors until i saw this video ,I will be contacting them this week to power our next build I am truly impressed Thank you for posting this

[@bretloy4565]

First things first. To me it sounded like y'all were walking into the foundry for 'Terminator'. The hydraulics, the pneumatics, compressors, engines, jacks, drills, honing squeals, clinking and clanking. I thought Ninja better look out for the Terminator. That was an incredible tour!! What a great operation. That owner, floor manager, supervisor was a great guy with a lot of good knowledge. I am going to go back and watch it again, a few times!!

[@Stapleton42]

Thanks man!!

[@CJColvin]

Now this is what I call American Pride.

[@steveguinn8238]

Jrtud hi jdd

[@steveguinn8238]

Greg kg cccccccccccccccccv. Cc

[@marks4374]

No doubt the job killing fraudulent President will shut this down too.

[@aday1637]

Had a buddy...gone now for some years...who had a Blue Print engine in his Ford pickup with a stick on the floor. I borrowed it a few times and it was one sweet machine. The truck itself was nothing special..dull paint, etc...but that power train was awesome. Always wondered how/what Blue Print was about...thanks for this video.

[@Amac-uz9hm]

Best factory tour I’ve ever seen, a big up to the tour guide he made it very informative 👏👏👏

[@slicktop2jz855]

So so good. This is what we love to see.

[@lm-usmc]

That, my friend, is a bad ass place.

[@xlooneyx_]

love the tour. being in manufacturing for some years now and I never get tired of seeing how different things are made. also that engine needs to go in the white burban...or anther project you have coming up?

[@jacoblitwiller7284]

I bought one of these motors last year and put a blower on and love how it runs. thanks guys.

[@dougswaim1835]

Everything changes when you get a different perspective and a different point of view from somebody that you respect and you trust nice job

[@PetersonMotorsports]

I just want to commend you on audio! Great job! Great video! Many times (other guys videos) they look away when talking and you can't hear them. You are doing great dude!

[@Stapleton42]

I’m very conscious of that. I’m glad you noticed

[@PetersonMotorsports]

I can suggest wireless mics if interested. I use them all the time for my business.

[@johnnyloco970]

All's I can say is WOW! I build large engines for a major manufacturing company but they aren't daily drivers. I could only dream about 800+hp. I did kinda want to see a little bit more time spent on valve lash and how technicians set their valve lash. Is it a manual process using a go-no-go on every head? Every engine?

[@1336kingsville]

When you purchase a long block they actually bolt on a intake and carb and run it

[@andrewgarcia1250]

I've never seen anyone in a management position know so much about the total manufacturing of their products. That man seems like he would be a great guy to work for

[@Stapleton42]

Definitely. I’d work there 😂

[@jdhaase1417]

Outstanding tour guide. You can tell he knows his stuff.

[@jasonfuller5603]

This guy must know lean manufacturing.

[@Calvin-xp4qp]

Not sure how I stumbled upon this but what an incredible vid! Thanks for showing us all the steps during production. Props to your Ninja team! :-)

[@BagpipekilR]

Seems like a great company run by people who truly care about the end product!

[@tapeweight]

I just got a 68 chevelle 383 roller blue print. You have eased my mind . Thanks 😊

[@Stapleton42]

You’ll love it man!

[@eribertoacedo9505]

Really enjoyed the tour most knowledgeable people I have seen to date thank you for your knowledge and walking us around your facility you are a great source of information no doubt about it, thank you subscribed will continue to watch your channel your facility is unbelievable it's great to see the passion for High performance engines for us hot rodders and professional drag racers!

[@Stapleton42]

thanks man we are glad you're on the team now!

[@freetolook3727]

Seriously, did they just give you one of their dyno test engines free of charge?

[@mtebaldi1]

This is an awesome place to work Engines tools and the music of engines on a dyno.

[@davidjohnson4304]

This video just sold a motor. I'm in for the 427 SBC. Great detail in this video. Thanks !

[@danielrutledge9788]

Great video 👊makes me less leery in buying a crate motor. I have seen some bad ones in my time.

[@jdeleszekable]

This tour guide is awesome. I’d love to work there for a year to learn.... and so I could buy a BBC and put it in an El Camino. 😎 awesome video!

[@jdeleszekable]

You got the damn MULE!!! That’s awesome. I’d love to work with them

[@n01z3]

stout motors and stout cardboard 🤣🤣. seem like a solid company, everyone knows they helped toast rip overseas and every petrol head i seen walk in has always got good things to say about them. that motor is true and tested. i guess its getting dropped in the monti?

[@yamahaguy1732]

@james avery lol tf you talking about I beat on mine every time I drive it and it’s a daily I also know people who race these they are not budget engines smfh

[@brushitoff503]

Gotta love a good bit of stout Cardboard ha ha!

[@davidroberts2404]

@james avery yep it would cost $85k to build myself a new hemi.

[@louknapp4257]

Pretty dang happy w/ my 396! Make in Nebraska was a bonus as my GF/SO was born there. Recommend these guys and their products.

[@markfryer9880]

This video popped up in my recommendations, so I got curious. This is one heck of a manufacturing business, a real eye opener. I am in no way a petrol head, but this place is impressive in the way that they are sensibly integrating the best technologies to improve the production process for quality assurance while at the same time making things as simple and easy as possible for their people. They have an enthusiastic knowledgeable staff and that is very important for management and workers work satisfaction. Mark from Melbourne Australia

[@Stapleton42]

Thanks man!!

[@denisflaherty478]

I'm a Blueprint dealer and I have to say, when I have a question, I get Immediate response. I have never had a failure of a BP engine

[@jeremyhall309]

Never? Not even one issue? If that's true then it's to good to be true.

[@stanbarrington9698]

Recently a friends stroker threw a piston.Within a few days Blueprint shipped a replacement eng BEFOR he even pulled out the bad motor.Try that shit with companies like ATK? Dream on...

[@jeremyhall309]

@@stanbarrington9698 fair.... But Dennis wrote " I have never had a failure of a BP engine" . never.....

[@stanbarrington9698]

@@jeremyhall309 And their warranty contact was SHOCKED to say the least.

[@jeremyhall309]

@@stanbarrington9698 yeah..... Whys that?

[@dannywilsher4165]

I had a machine shop in the 80's and I could do all of this. But it took me days to build an engine, not hours.... I love building engines. Last one I built was a LS3 that I put in my 98 Z28 Camaro.... Wow what an awesome engine!!!

[@MichaelTaylor-zy5km]

My dad hasad a97 z28 had done the same thing to an wow!man I loved thing.

[@MoleDoesStuff]

Now this is where I want work... Hey blueprint I work in machine maintenance and am hard worker.....

[@Flies2FLL]

I wonder, are these engines built under license to the three major American auto companies? This could be a potential lawsuit. Ford sued a KZbinr for building a replica of an early Mustang, that's ridiculous and Ford caught a lot of flack as a result. At the same time, this is a WHOLE engine, they must have a license. I guess it helps sales of original vehicles if there is an aftermarket. Great video!

[@chace5249]

632 in the Uncle George truck 💪

[@PatrickScottlxw]

With twins he's gonna be like 2000 HP plus capable lol

[@mesprojects674]

Mine should be arriving this week! Can’t wait!

[@GoatsGarage]

Great video. I've seen Blueprint engines online while dreaming about crate engines and didn't know anything about them. Seeing how they operate and the detail and care that goes into their engines has made me a future customer. That 632 was payment for doubg an infomercial. Lol. Great video .

[@suzylarry1]

do we say " Merry Christmas " yaaaaaaaaaaaaaa