Worn-out Cadillac V-8 Engine Rebuild Time-lapse | Redline Rebuild
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มี.ค. 2021
- It's Redline Rebuild time! Many of you have spent the last 3 months following along as Davin tore down and masterfully rebuilt this classic 1957 Cadillac 365 V-8 engine. As with any rebuild, there were some bumps along the way, but the time has come to fire this thing up! So sit back, relax, and enjoy another fast-paced time-lapse engine rebuild brought to you by your friends at Hagerty.
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"Redline Rebuild" You mean the most satisfying youtube series ever???
Yes
That it is,an the time too edit it all is amazin ,an put all the time lapse together, plus all the maching ..another great build by Hagerty.tks for sharing
They are
If you're a gearhead and don't watch this series, you're either lying about not watching it or being a gearhead.
This man is a wizard ! He is worth his weight in gold.
I hope the video editor guy finally got his well deserved RAISE!
Never clicked on a video so fast
It’s nice to know I’m not the only one that’s put the distributor in 180 out.
Me too! Always nice to get it right the second time!
Oh, I hear ya.
Its a rite of passage
Either that or he’s not afraid to admit his mistakes like any other great builder...
If you Dont have. You are Not a real car guy 😂
I liked the part where the engine was rebuilt
Maybe that would look good in your Fiero.
@@lwoodt1 DANGIT! you beat me to it!
I like the part where history repeats itself (again) and he had to turn the distributor 180 degrees
I wanted to see a dyno run... drove one of these 365" engines back in the day in my Mom's '56 Caddy... wanted to see if it really had the advertised "300 HP"... it never seemed as hot as the 277 HP 371" Olds in my '57 Olds 98 Starfire...
Hi Ron. 👋🏾
There is just something about old Cadillac engines. They just seem to be special.
Yes, I belive that in fact my entire 58 Caddy is very special to me, my parents bought it in 1960! Still on the road. 😊
I have been driving Cadillacs since 1975. My favorite engine is the "Kettering V8" 365. I have had many. You did everything perfect. I have great respect for you man!!! I currently have a 1958 Coupe DeVille with tri-power. I love the sound and performance of that engine. When you started this series i was not sure what you were going to do. You did it all perfect! My old Cadillac mentors would enjoy this if they were still alive. Thank you so much for making this old Cadillac Craftsman happy!!
If you've ever put a distributor in 180' off you immediately recognise the sound it makes when it tries to fire.
and by the fireball that comes blasting out of the top of the carb shortly after, lol.
If you’ve watched Davin build a motor or two you recognize that sound... :D
been there done that
Or when you blow the mufflers off,like I did in trade school over 20 years ago. My instructor laughed at me. Scared the hell out of me. LOL
We all been their before..lol.
Your stop-motion crew is spectacular. "Wallace & Grommet" would be proud.
Your next project should be a diesel, like an old 6.9 IDI from a Ford truck that would make my day
Or maybe a detroit ? 😁
Maybe one of those old Mercedes 5 cylinder turbo diesels?
yes it will be a 6.9 but only cause i own one that needs a rebuild
I'd like to either see a common Cummins 6BT or an uncommon VM Motori 2.8 (Jeep Liberty Diesel).
@@janknudsen145 understandable
I know it's a mammoth undertaking this time lapse but this is exactly what I appreciate the most
I've watched a lot of rebuild from this guy and I can honestly say that he's a badass!! Love the time-lapse videos pal
Kudos to the whole production. Davin you are a craftsman and the result is a beautiful looking and running classic. The gold paint on the Cadillac logos on the valve cover are really the icing on the cake. Working in television and video production for 40 years I am stunned by the talent of the videographers and editors as Hagerty. The use of new equipment and tech to produce this time lapse showcases their talent and dedication. I know how much work this is and they are truly at the top of their game. Congratulations because this was really a treat to sit back, watch and marvel at the effort.
Had to smile when he tried to fire it up and got a carb backfire. Had a similar experience 62 years ago when a buddy and I rebuilt his '50 Merc flathead after we graduated from high school and he used a cash graduation gift to finance the rebuild. First time ever for both of us. We were working in a drive-through granary shed with a few hand tools and a chain hoist. Having no engine stand we reinstalled the rebuilt engine and the first time we cranked it got fire shooting out of the top of the carb. Took us a while to figure out that the distributor was 180 out.
i'm not a mechanic or anything that has to do with engines, however, i just find videos like these somewhat relaxing...
These time lapse videos never get old. The attention to detail, the stop animation and the respect for history are satisfying to watch. In my limited tinkering with engines, SBCs and Pontiacs, I never had to fuss with rocker arm shafts. What a pain.
A work of pure magnificence! "Roll the time lapse!"
Check it twice ..... check it thrice ..... it'll still end up being off ......... really enjoyed this one
Been holding back on watching this video. My father passed away Jan 18th and we were in the process of rebuilding his '68 cadillac deville with the 472 in it. All thats left is putting in the re-upholstered seats. Great video, thank you guys.
Снимаю шляпу. Красота нового рождения дедушки.
I think Davin puts the dist. in out of time for dramatic purposes (wink, wink).
Is it weird that I find that engine to be a work of art by itself?
Wow at this point I don't know whether I'm here for engine rebuilds or cinematography!
I'm addicted to the time lap videos 😊✌️ btw I'm one of the senior. Re .technician
This series has some of the cleanest, well made videos on TH-cam.
Nothing better then the sound of an old school V8
OMG. This video is not about engine. It's about the high quality of filming. Amazing
Awesome timelapse video as always!
These Cadillac V8s are quite underrated... Nice to see a video on these engines.^^
Nice too see a old Caddy rebuild,never too old too see those old one built
@@kyleforeman4543 I concur with you on that one.
It's nice to see an old engine like that Cadillac V8 being rebuilt to factory condition.^^
@@bhumiriady I'm absolutely positive this one is built better than factory condition.
I have a 58 cadillac that my parents bought in 1960. Lifelong Southern California car, in great shape. It has the original 365 engine, same as this, , and runs beautifully. They are torque monsters, just whats needed to get 5000 lbs of car moving from a dead stop!
@@johnfranklin5277 I have a 1957 and it really is a joy to drive. Silent from inside the car when just holding a cruising speed but just touching the pedal and it shows you just what it's capable off.
This has been my favorite Redline Rebuild. Thanks for making my COVID quarantine better guys.
Great build and an awesome looking engine. But seriously, you video editor is a true BOSS. Don't even want to think about how much time it took to make this video.
This guy has got to have the most satisfying job ever!
Been seriously looking forward to this one! Please do and Oldsmobile at some point! I need pointers on how to re-do my 78 Trans-Am's 403. Your 350 chevy rebuild videos were the blueprint I used when rebuilding the 350 in my 68 corvette a while back, this stuff is gold!
Hey this isn’t “China” content
What you doing hanging round these parts?!
Brilliant, aren't they?
Lol what the hell, was just watching your China housing bubble video and here you are commenting on a cadillac engine rebuild.
@@Chevymonster203 Haha, yeah I have another car related channel called "Worthless Whips" where I work on cars when not talking about China
@@nct9466 You got me!
That is one the most beautiful engines I've seen come together on this show
Therapy for the gearhead soul!!
It's honestly amazing how "clean" that engine was from the get go
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I’ve never been this early keep doing these redline rebuild videos they are amazing!
The chocolate donut shot was the best!!
This is what TH-cam is all about, magnificent video!!
I liked that laugh when you first tried to start it. Dead give away!
Such a beautiful engine. And the gold pinstriping is really classy. Older engines may not be as sufficient but they sure look good. 👌
Wow I have to say that is the best looking Ford engine I have ever seen
Yall get the award for most satisfying videos man
I enjoy the time lapse followed by the startup!
Whew! Best one yet fellas, although the Buick is a damn close second for me. As many times as I have seen a timelapse, they still blow me away.
Hope you guys got a raise this year, you deserve it!
In my humble opinion this is the best video in the series so far! Keep up the good work, thank you for this content!
These are always entertaining, this guy knows his stuff.
Wow the gold lettering on that blue is amazing. And that exhaust note oh my god that sounds good
It feels like no time since the last one
You'll know a machine shop's good when the people working there are aged 40's abaove and the machines are dirty💯
Two things America's best... Hagerty and the v8's...
Good bless America
That sounds gloriously... meaty.
I love the sound it makes at idle. You just know there's power lurking in there. Great job on this rebuild.
Your frequent signoff, "Get in your shop, get your work done!" inspires me to get off my ass, get in my shop and get my hands dirty. It's the perfect sign off to these excellent videos. Please include it in all your pieces ... it never gets old.
No question the best production and camera work around!
Well he wasn't kidding when he said the video is around the corner...
That thing's a beauty. The engine too.
That blue and gold paint scheme is soo sexy
I like the way you do when you rebuild a machine it's like playing a puzel it's just a very high measurement and level of accuracy, I hope you can learn directly from you to build a machine with applied standards and a really amazing way of seeing bad machines at home. remodeled into a better and more powerful engine, I think you are the best engineer I have ever seen
the shooting and editing on these timelapse builds are insane man, so many details, you cant get it all watching just in one time, thank you hagerty for the amazing content!
Great job! I'm a big fan of this series. Thank you for what you do.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I FORGOT HOW SMOOTH THE CADILLAC ENGINE IDLES!!!! GREAT REBUILD AND A GREAT EDUCATION. THANKS FOR SHARING!!!!!
Hope to see some seasons in Netflix this channel rocks!!! Let's go!!
Awesome time lapse, it's ok the timing is right because you did it twice. Just love this channel.
That was one of the best videos I’ve ever seen!!! To follow you through the build and see it come together like that is just amazing!! 180 off:) love it, been three done that:). Can’t wait for the next one!
DAMN - that Davin guy, he real GOOD! Nice one, great video, guys!
Le beau V8❤
no way i just saw him rocking the redline rebuilds w NO BRIM
That was a pretty nice specimen to begin with. End product was stunning.
That fly-by above the rods and pistons!
Your videos are really great! All of the hours that are put into a motor rebuild are condensed into roughly a 10+ minute video and the animation parts are great!! Thanks for sharing the video and looking forward to seeing some more! How is the Honda trail bike coming along?
I liked that 🔥
Why is the oil dark
It's the signature color of royal purple motor oil .
For anyone who has ever rebuilt a motor, that moment of getting the beast fired up and roaring is simply wonderful. Almost as good watching it on Hagerty as real life but not quite.
ngl, i was kinda vibing with the music as well as the rebuild lol!
Haven't learned yet in your young age? It's **always** backwards, just like USB plugs! 🤣
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@2:57 Really cool that you show the cross-hatching. This is critical to running in a fresh engine.
Over/Under !!! Takes a Proud Man to admit the Flaws! I will watch this Clip about 10times and enjoy it every time. What's Next??
I love the color on this caddy engine
Plus the camera work in the build up of this donk, well done.
Man that exhaust sounds orgasmic!!!!
Brilliant as always, never would have guessed you would be 180 out!
Hands down the best time-lapse videos!!
Dudes. Seriously the best time lapse editing for an engine rebuild video. Please make more. 2000s production cars please.
That Cadillac blue is beautiful
Watching Haggerty is like Picasso!
a lot of people say ooo time lapse, but what im always impressed by is the stop motion. that takes TIME to do right.
Something about the music just matches so well to this
Three words. Barn find hunter. Please bring it back.
You're gonna be excited next week!
This had some of the most unique shots I’ve ever seen! Great video!
The upside-down pull away over the piston & rods was a nice touch
WOW! That V8 is a work of art!!
Wow! That heating 'getting loose bolts' was sick. My experience with my Maserati was a lot less cinematic.
It's worth it, Davin and company. It's worth the hours, the effort and the expense.
Nobody else is doing what Hagerty is doing with this series. Best show on Hagerty, right here.
-Ed on the Ridge
The Video editing and cinematography is mind blowing
BEST ENGINE ASSEMBLY VIDEOS OUT THERE. PERIOD
Enjoyable rebuild even the 180 out distributor! Kinda wish the WEIRD frost plug installation would have been shown.....Oh well. Thanks Hagerty!
I wish this man can build me a master piece like this. I have a 350 in my garage that I haven't got to in years. It's very very sentimental to me as well..
Nice job Davin!
You are obviously a more experienced and knowledgeable mechanic than I am but I wanted to weigh in on the distributor conundrum and perhaps state the obvious. I know from experience. I think it is natural for someone think to line up the rotor at the start of the Intake-Compression-Power-Exhaust sequence but it actually goes in the middle. Again, I made this mistake but then had an epiphany about it and have been able to help others who went down the same path.
I absolutely love the videos and they keep getting better!