World's Smallest RUNNING Chevrolet V8 Q&A

[@BrownPeterAnthony]

Thanks for posting this, your time and passion have put you in the history books for sure.

[@itscholobish64]

I've built my share of small blocks, and this is the coolest thing I've seen. I would love to see this thing in a car. The details just are amazing. Seeing all the tiny parts having built plenty of them I can truly appreciate building a normal size engine has its headaches I can't imagine the headaches of not only dealing with the tiny parts but making them that's next level.

[@advjoe2]

That is truly amazing work. Love the Double Hump Heads. Good old 327s

[@johnbravo7542]

Hi from the land down under,what a gentleman your dad is,I'm sure he was an amazing machinist.

[@brentbeiler7051]

By far the coolest motor builder ever!!

[@rodneyeamon9876]

As a long time hobby machinist and modeler All I can say is. it don't get more impressive than that. Damn.👍

[@aoyer]

Love the video nice attention to detail. Looking forward to future videos!

[@70sport37]

Hoped to hear it but impressive detail !

[@marksanchez8314]

That is so cool love it Great job well done

[@doglegjake6788]

Excellent video

[@lagh84]

Looks like the old 350 on my garage floor that came out of my 66 elky. Really cool, very impressive.

[@wakeUPdummies]

I used a 327 ss motor in a porshe drift car I built. Great motor.

[@eddievermeulen7856]

Brilliant job 💪🇿🇦

[@fredmitchel1236]

Wait I thought you said...1/6 scale.. Didn't chevy 327 have 4" bore.. So piston should be 0 667" diameter... It don't matter... You made a beautiful model Just amazing

[@turkeyboyjh1]

Bigger bore gives you more room for valves and spark plug, he was probably limited by the minimum size the valves and valve springs could be and still run

[@fredmitchel1236]

Yap...bigger bore for more valves.. Maybe I heard him say bore was 0.6" True scaled 1/6 327 bore would have 0.66" Maybe I will listen again... I bought a Yausa rotary table...from an old dude in Phoenix... He build scale running models of engines too... The one special tool...cool...it was like parts tracer....lots of pivot brackets... It allowed full scale trace to smaller parts.... And that Trikoke or spelled almost correctly... And rotary table that could be tilted...then it was on his Briggeport vertical mill.. No CNC...

[@turkeyboyjh1]

@@fredmitchel1236 my dream would be to build a running model of a 292 Chevy 6 I love the detail, passion and problem solving that goes into live models

[@nancythieman5536]

WOW! This is so impressive! Cute too.....

[@OffTheBeatenPath_]

The spark plugs...wow

[@blanchae]

Just calculated out the CID, it is 1.1 cubic inch or 18 cc - that is very small.

[@michaelbotts5496]

Just amazing

[@eddievermeulen7856]

Why it doesn’t it sound like a v8?😂😂Because you not a mouse 😂

[@Dan-sd5bm]

The guy interviewing your engine Knows Nothing about mechanics his questions were ridiculous. That said its an Incredible job

[@brentbeiler7051]

That’s his son!

[@marcushaynes843]

👍👍😎😎🤜🤛

[@guidosarducci3047]

NOT running! Thought we were gonna see it run. We watched a bunch of talk and then nothing. What a let down.😕