Three oil rings per piston - engine no longer smokes!

[@technoir2584]

I would call the experiment a success. Under normal driving conditions it smokes significantly less than before. Good one boet.

[@teardowndan5364]

Much of the smoke coming out is likely excess fuel from the amount of blow-by reducing available oxygen and increasing the amount of HCs present in the intake. Add an EFI system to balance that out (subtract the fuel that has no O2 to react with) and it would likely be much cleaner still.

[@joshmanis9860]

@@teardowndan5364 no thats oil smoke i can tell because its blue

[@jakcelere3457]

​@@joshmanis9860exactly

[@teardowndan5364]

@@joshmanis9860 An excessive amount of blow-by would pick up oil from the crank case and send it up into the intake. They did notice an excessive amount of smoke and blow-by volume coming out of the crank case and they did decide to pipe that into the intake before their test-drive. With a carburettor, you still have the same amount of fuel going in regardless of what the blow-by gasses are made of and you get a lot more of everything-smoke coming out since there is less oxygen all around to burn everything with. With EFI, excess HCs would get balanced out and whatever oil goes through either way would burn much more cleanly.

[@Pissrust69]

They also fully cleaned the pistons and fitted brand new rings. No shit it doesn’t smoke lol

[@samonsthewise]

EGR recirculates exhaust, PCV recirculates the positive crankcase pressure

[@jakesmerth1919]

Garage54 has become a new fav. Best Garage on earth.

[@3rdpig]

Compression rings serve a dual purpose, by keeping the pressure in the combustion chamber they also keep it out of the crankcase. You're to get a lot of crankcase pressure and all the problems that go with that pressure. Might not happen right away, but it will happen.

[@TuneStunnaMusic]

This is what I was wondering

[@TheKookiemonster007]

Crankcase ventilation?

[@ryanmall]

They also keep the top of the pissing from slapping the cylinder wall

[@dmntd1]

They didn't even do a quick hone with a drill. SMH

[@kize32]

as you would see if you watched the video

[@-A-Hybrid-Skunk-Productions-]

That's very impressive how well that worked. Also. Can we all give our upmost powerful cheers for the camera guy/s on Team Garage 54?

[@jasonlogan5765]

Yeah you got to be a marathon runner a daredevil and acrobat

[@-A-Hybrid-Skunk-Productions-]

@@jasonlogan5765 I agree wholeheartedly. Those camera folks work the flanks off to do there job.

[@andrewerickson6690]

To Vlad and the rest of the guys from many in the US we love you guys

[@SocketSlinger]

I support this channel and many more Russian friends, I cannot say that I agree with Putin in what they are doing in Ukraine. 😢 I wish we all could get along with each other!

[@Dido01239]

Ha, gayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

[@ИгорьКоваленко-е6ю]

@@SocketSlinger If you imagine that Zelensky is white Saatdam Hussein, and Putin is white Obama. Then you will agree with Putin? One can also imagine Libya, Vietnam, Afghanistan and a dozen other countries where the United States invaded.

[@adamk203]

@@ИгорьКоваленко-е6ю most American's don't even support US invasions. We're tired of it, and hope our Russian friends see the folly of it as well.

[@ИгорьКоваленко-е6ю]

@@adamk203 When we see the war criminal Obama imprisoned for the genocide of millions of Iraqis, and sanctions against America for war crimes. That's when this conversation will make sense. And for some reason I have not seen mass anti-war demonstrations in America. I have not seen the condemnation of Obama's war crimes by ordinary Americans. I conclude that you are lying. And what is the US military doing in Syria now? Why does America need 800 military bases around the world? So, save your demogogy for your grandmother.🤣

[@shanethompson2915]

This is engineering at it's finest. I love this guy.

[@NMad-kp2bu]

5:18 100% synthetic for the beater! 😆👌

[@J.Amaral]

I would have replaced the valve guide seals to be sure that the oil burnt is coming from the piston not the head... Awesome video!

[@gamerX-wk7ct]

no reason to do that because if that was the case it wouldn't smoke after it warmed up . when a engine smokes and doesn't stop you know it's the bottom end not the top end

[@jaredbourgeois4722]

The oil ring and holes in the piston is made to apply oil to the cylinder, not wipe it away. The ring right above the oil ring is called the wiper ring which wipes the oil away and the top ring is the compression ring.

[@paulswart9219]

Vlad is getting old now and still have fun ideas 107% team work keep it up 😃

[@Nevia555]

Can you build an opposite piston engine from two Lada engine?

[@LeoKadettTouringCar]

I asked for that a few months ago. They could cut cilinder wall with a latte to make ports install direct injection and use long bolts that cross blocks. Maybe could work but its hard to timming that

[@Kittendownloads]

​@@LeoKadettTouringCarthey could just make it diesel

[@felixlafuente9714]

This chanel is one of the best in you tube. Science, courage, madnes, good vibes... Congratulations!!!

[@Iowa599]

I want to see those oil rings now! I bet they're flattened.

[@HardiHolpus]

1.8 TSI VAG engine needs this 😂😂😂

[@K0MEPCA]

Here's an idea: Stuff the top groove with compression rings and drill holes in the middle groove so you have two oil ring grooves with holes plus a bunch of compression rings on top

[@beany1987]

Really should have checked compression before and after you made the fix, would have been really interesting to know how the engine had changed.

[@robertescalante9858]

Watching this channel like a hawk for new releases

[@scottwheaton9689]

I bet if you took a few minutes to hone the cylinders to help the new rings seat better along with fitting oil rings in the 2nd & 3rd ring groves & a compression ring in the top grove that would be an ideal setup to get a lot more life out of a worn motor that otherwise needed a rebore with new pistons. But you did a great job trying something that’s not been done before that I know of so keep up the good work & trying different automotive projects to fix everyday car issues. Happy Motoring from Scott from the USA.

[@radeksvozil8109]

These guys.... Make impossible possible

[@richardthomas1743]

Hell yeah! Lets do this!

[@mosttemp]

this channel is like the old myth busters but more raw and real . mad props 😃

[@austinfleck8664]

That burnout with 0 smoke was funny. Ice had tires like that before

[@michaelwhitacre8499]

The only Russian channel I watch, these guys are so fun

[@TechKnowCSS]

TRY "I AM PUMA" AND "I AM CHEETAH".

[@jasonbirch1182]

I would think the top ring will smash the wavy spring ring under combustion pressure. We'll see I guess.

[@pbdropshot5369]

Curiosity taken to the next level with Garage 54. These guys never fail to amaze me. 👍

[@paulboon1100]

It will work for a little while, but the reason the compression rings are made of harder heat resistant material is they do get very hot, especially the top one, so oil compression rings will not last that high up on the piston, he would have had very similar results by just putting in a full normal set of rings on those pistons. A better idea than is to at least hone the bores. They would last longer than.

[@charlescraib6761]

From here in Scotland UK you guys absolutely amazing the things you. Guys do ,next nitrous oxide a lada pls and turbocharged or blower eh pls give it a try thanks

[@TheRyadrian]

This channel is the best..

[@johnhudson1545]

In the zombie apocalypse, these dudes will be the one man standing as far as Automotive engineers. They are bold, decisive, and extremely intuitive

[@frathousebikes4168]

Love this show, wish I was at you're shop too

[@RDMStuff99]

Good work guys. Your channel always gives me a good laugh. You come up with some absolutely crazy stuff.

[@THEONEANDONLYBLACKLEGO]

Awwww sheeet. Been watching yall vida back to back this week. Glad to see a new one. Yall are always asking the important questions. Lmao

[@telluride4017]

Have not watched Your channel in a bit looking good man you Really trimmed down

[@busyguy7479]

just more good fun you guys know how to turn a dirty job into interesting work . its a blessing just to watch you guys work your magic . kudos again.

[@jamest.5001]

The oil rings also spacer rings , and holes in the piston are designed to do both, remove excess oil, as well as hold oil to lube the cylinders

[@phartsdust]

I enjoy this channel so much

[@bobfuhr4520]

These guys got a lot to learn about engines.

[@markcole6475]

Those cylinder walls were a mess , should have been honed if not bored! Scratches and grooves won’t seal even with 5 oil rings.. I’ve know machinists to run no oil rings with just 2 low tension compression rings and not smoke! Always interesting to watch your experiments

[@AnalogDude_]

hahaha, that car is cool when i saw again in the intro. Some cool shots.

[@rcsendandblast1579]

Please can we see the voice behind the narration His voice is so mesmerizing. And he deserves some real good attention 👌👍😊

[@UmmmmmmmWhat]

We hear a narrator, not the camera guy. Pretty sure the camera guy is also russian like the rest of the crew. This channel is russian videos narrated for english speaking audiences by BMI Russia.

[@farvatron]

Gaaaaaaaaaaay!

[@pockets5921]

In the u.s.a. lot of used car dealerships will have a mechanic that does something like that a lot of other tricks like that to make a car that isn't going to last very long seem like it's going to last a while what the what helps stop it from burning as much oil there's always a underlying problem it doesn't get fixed

[@gregs3153]

I love your videos you guys always do a great job ! And hats off to all the mechanic, they do an excellent job fixing things that are not in the best shape .😊

[@bmcc12]

Two oil rings and top compression ring should do the trick

[@Robotron-zg6mf]

06:57 "I put a bit on with my finger"

[@bobbofly]

The garage 54 edition: half the chassis & triple the oil rings! ON SALE NOW!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Fk8td]

Those oil rings will lose tension over time cause they can’t handle the pressures from combustion. That’s why compression rings are different materials. The secondary ring is a scraper and that’s usually the one responsible for smoke or scratches and deformations in the cylinder wall.

[@utahara9608]

Who was playing the guitar on 5:00 that was mint

[@lxaegg]

Maybe put oil controll rings in the two bottom groves of the piston and drill the holes they need to get rid of the oil. Then leave the top compression ring in place and make another grove in the piston for a second compression ring between the top of the piston and the original first ring grove. There is some space there for another ring. That might solve the smoking and the blowby issue.

[@Mrpurple75]

I've figured out why I enjoy this channel so much. It's the sort of things I would do if my wife would let me 😂

[@jasonlogan5765]

Sounds like you need to just get rid of your wife

[@liamdtraxxas2011]

Alot of that could be valve stem oil seals aswel??? What about 1 compression ring like some racing 2stroke engines so there's compression and 2 oil scraper rings

[@skuula]

Idea: can you make a rolling woodworking shop? A sawblade or a bandsaw on the driveshaft. A chute in the bottom to use the road as a belt sander. Knock together some simple wooden thing on the move.

[@FlaRez69]

Real nice La you’ve got there

[@gmartin8043]

They must buy head gaskets in bulk.

[@giggiddy]

Lol. Was thinking that myself. There are a few items that they must buy by the pallet! Cheers

[@sammertkoeli8281]

like your videos, please dont get to big, becouse than most people sell their soul..

[@unhippy1]

Perfect timing....i was wondering about how this would work.....i'm looking at using half the cylinders of an engine as a vacuum pump driven by the other cylinders running as normal.....this means that the cylinders working as the vacuum pump need extra oil rings to prevent the crankcase oil getting sucked up into the cylinders.....i was actually wondering about how 2 oil rings and one compression ring would work

[@TechKnowCSS]

MUCH BETTER.

[@AnteroCroop4326]

What about pistons made of brick? Because we know, when you fire up an brick, it comes more better for building. Or maybe make some various pistons out of stone like material. We know there are even ceramic brakes, but what about ceramic piston? And maybe the last, but not the least idea, how will the wooden rims work nowdays on a car? Are they still a possibility?

[@JJFX-]

Brick and ceramic designed like a typical piston would just break. Stronger stone will just get too heavy and beat the hell out of itself, the cylinder and the valves as it develops play (assuming it's even in one piece by then). I do think with the right design and wood, a wooden rim on a lighter car could technically work in the short term. You could probably even get a plastic rim to work using a material like ABS until you hit any sort of bump. Without clever use of carbon fiber or metal supports nothing like will hold up on a normal car.

[@BradGryphonn]

Love your work, fellas. Your imagination knows no bounds :)

[@timothybayliss6680]

Maybe try machining a set of pistons to fit two compression rings in one groove.

[@bigal9658]

theres lads always put a smile on my face !

[@vilefly]

How about making an opposed piston, opposed cylinder engine? 2 pistons per cylinder and 2 crankshafts. Stack 2 short blocks together, and make it 2 cycle. Make one crankshaft lead the other by 23 degrees to improve scavenging. Beware of Pascal's Law: you cannot compress a liquid, so don't flood the engine with fuel.

[@kentworch]

Awesome video,, and a very interesting experiment. I've always been curious about how well this would work.👍👍👍👍

[@PictishPrince]

I like how 2 minutes of the video is no longer spent shilling merch or the drifting channel.

[@damonalex2862]

unironically the hardest intro i’ve seen

[@royshaft]

Very successful !

[@Motorkid98]

Do pt.2 of driving a car with no differential fluid to see how long till the actual bearings of the differential will go till it breaks! This time let both wheels spin

[@puiaturuburu906]

Can you guys make valve without spring. Like rotary valve

[@trevonmendoza4507]

Paint a car 🚗with ballpoint pen ink

[@imfloridano5448]

I'm waiting for these guys to accidentally build a UFO that has a flux capacitor 😂😂😂👍👍👍

[@tswellersalzer1850]

You guys are really funny crazy. LOL a cutaway model.

[@hoost3056]

Gas porting pistons ( drilling holes in the piston ringlands to enhance sealing ) is a common practice for race engines.

[@freedom_323]

You've lowered global temperatures 2 degrees with that smoke ^^

[@-jimmyjames]

Valve guide seals and cylinder wear. def gonna smoke a bit.

[@aerodynamicpunk]

Video’s announcement picture looks like a new Range Rover front grille

[@terrykyte1845]

interesting - I never would have thought of that

[@firstpitstop]

Great video wish you guys checked compression before to compare. I got a video idea. I would like to see you guys build a small but funky looking vehicle like a box shapped almost like a van suv type of 4 wheel vehicle using components from a car or truck but mostly all new parts like for the steering and suspension in it. Used engine and transmission and chassis ok. What you guys think? It would be a cool new build to watch.

[@TechKnowCSS]

CHECK OUT "rather B welding"

[@danb2936]

IDEA FOR A VIDEO... Race each other to strip and fully rebuild a lads engine.. from running...back to running 😊

[@jamest.5001]

Howabout adding oil rings to the compression rings, to make a zero gap ring!

[@lawrenceveinotte]

A quick hone would have been better, the rings had no chance to seat.

[@michaelarzano4174]

can you try putting a torque convertor into a manual transmission

[@blahorgaslisk7763]

This actually works pretty well. At least on heavy equipment. I've driven a front loader that had that. At first it was a bit strange, but soon you learned to love it. Thing is you can pop the clutch while standing still and nothing happens other than the engine RPM going down slightly. Let go of the brake and the machine will start moving. For low speed maneuvering you moderate speed with the brakes and never touch the clutch. For a front loader this was just about perfect. Another thing is that it didn't have a reverse gear. Instead there were a separate gear for selecting back or forward without touching the main gearbox. With the torque converter switching from forward to reverse was very quick and seamless. With the way you work with a front loader there's about as much going backwards as going forward, so this was second only to a fully hydraulic transmission or possibly a electric drive system. So yes, a torque converter is an interesting addition to a car. Oh and with enough engine it's all you need, at least according to Koenigsegg who showed off a hyper car where they skipped the common gearbox, only retaining forward and reverse, and used a massive torque converter. Well that was with a 1100 HP engine so not necessarily the same as putting one on a clapped out Lada...

[@michaelarzano4174]

wow thanks for the reply what you have said sounds really cool. I'm a mechanic rn and have always wondered if it would just become kind of like a sequential where no clutch is needed. I hope they do it lol@@blahorgaslisk7763

[@Ssgt02]

Idea here. go back and revisit combining multiple lada engines into one, but instead of making one big inline engine, make a U8 .

[@DonnyHooterHoot]

How long will oil rings take the compression? Great video!

[@megat478]

You should try put several catalyc on exhaust after this.

[@AIAllar]

At 4 minutes. I'm guessing there will be no compression at all. I'm curious though if they will hold for long enough for the piston compression to actually break the rings. at least 1 compression ring would have probably been a good idea. :D

[@TheGuruStud]

These engines don't make any power, though 😂

[@shreeshdixit3391]

Plz discover more durable engines with more durable cars of No. 1 built quality made forever cars 😇

[@lukasparo194]

TRAIN SPRING SUSPENSION.......WE ALL WANT IT

[@gabrielv.4358]

SO awesome!!!

[@johnnyreb86]

You guys should go to bonneville and try to set a speed record with a lada!

[@UncleSamGR]

I need this for my 1.8TSI

[@atlasgunther8947]

cleaner but more drag friction = 0 net gain at best right?

[@marcogravina172]

Place a candle in the exhaust to make flames

[@juliosuarez7204]

Keep going I learn a lot thanks 😊

[@BVN-TEXAS]

That looks like the pistons from the one they put the ball bearings in.

[@davidjernigan7576]

Mosquito fogger.

[@danomyster4746]

White smoke means seal leak, rings probably created a new problem while the rebuild/gasket fixed the original

[@Brandon-cf5yd]

You can hear the piston slap 😂

[@rkan2]

Would've been interesting if you could find or manufacture oil rings that would fit the compression ring grooves so you wouldn't even need to machine the piston!

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

👏😎👍wow! Very impressive! I call that a successful test! I’m starting to believe that Lada’s engines are as strong or stronger than a Toyota engine!👌😂✌️

[@1NIGHTMAREGAMER]

Now add a compression ring about the oil rings see if smoke fully goes away?

[@1NIGHTMAREGAMER]

Above

[@uzaiyaro]

Damn, that thing smokes like a Trabant.