Engine Build Competition SBC in 17 min 10 sec
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 พ.ค. 2012
- Southeast Community College in Milford Nebraska, Mopar College Automotive Program students compete in Engine Build competition, 2 teams of 2 students assemble 2 small block chevy 350s in head to head competition. The finish time is 17 minutes and 10 seconds. Mopar students working on chevy's go figure! Guess someone has to fix them :-)
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and it takes me 3 days to find the 10mm socket that never hit the floor
I'm still looking for mine.... That was 2 years ago....
I bought extras . Just in case lol
10 mm is the leader of the stealth tools.
so far the gang include 8mm 10mm 13mm 17mm 19mm 21mm.
Right
You need a magnetic rod
I noticed that for the team who took slightly longer to assemble, their engine fired right up first hit with no fidgeting of the distributor and even sounded better. Bonus points to them.
Peter should be part of proper assembly and accounted for imo.
They still lost
@@EGA4Life that's what happens when you give out participation awards......
Someday robots will hire them to make their engines.
chris gman Yeah, lol
Miktecrep two years later, they do now
Chan Burrell 451 you mean “they do now hot lips”
i can't find my tools in 17 min...
LMMFAOOOOOO!!!! TRUTH!
where the fuck is my 14? anyone see my 14?
I can't find my truck in that amount of time.......what year is it?
Beno Zurma
No joke, where the hell is my 9/16 socket?!
They don't move that fast when they're on the clock.
That's a Fact
I get that you’re joking, but you’d have to be an Olympic athlete to keep that pace for 8 hours straight
it takes me 17 minute just to find that one last bolt on the intake
watermelons it takes me that trying to find that stupid 1/2 inch socket and 10mm
Lol same yall
So true
It took me like 8 days to do this on my small block Mopar.
For some reason I feel like the guy with the curly hair and hat knows the most.
redone311 same...
same...lol
Yeah, he was very regimented in everything he did.
Yeah ,that's what I was saying also yup
Yep, he definitely had a game plan.
Her: come over
Me: I can't I'm rebuilding my motor
Her: my parents aren't home
@DFB58 haha
in 17 minutes I'm right in the middle of a beer break after taking the seat and tank off my bike
Lol
Because they didn’t beat the record lol
@Aashish Dhawan bro what those gas lines are a bitch😂
Both teams said, "To hell with tightening sequences!" hahaha
No, theu definitely are using proper tightened sequence on the heads, main caps and rod caps. Rest of it doesn't really need it other than intake and that isn't always needed if you know how to do it right.
@@mikeznel6048 I call BS on the head tightening sequence
i laughed to myself when they mentioned girl techs. back in highschool autotech we had a girl and nobody wanted to partner up with. I decided to partner up with her only to find this girl had ocd. we took apart and rebuilt a small engine but what i remember is that i did all the work and she kept me organized by placing everything neatly on the table and labeling parts and torque specs and in what order i gave em to her haha we never started the engines or raced to see who would fire up first but we sure where the first to put it back together and have a free day that week meanwhile everyone else finished up their motors. Good memories.
sounds like a nice wife lol.
+Jose T. im glad she has been left behind with all the high school memories😂
+Randomsongs You have not seen her since then ?
+George Washington correct. didnt even see her at graduation.
+Randomsongs And you never asked yourself what happened with her?How many years ago did you graduate?
WHY IS ANYONE NEGATIVE ABOUT THIS??? It's a fun competition- obviously these engines wouldn't go into vehicles, they're just having a speed competition- Sone people will complain about anything, I guess.
yeah it's actually pissing me off, like, you don't even get the point of the exercise, do you?
vanamburgben from the look of the stands they are using, these engines must at least start and run. cool!!!!
Savannah Foster lol lol
Savannah Foster Well you damn sure predicted it, all 2018 is just Cry babys, and bitches.
I hear it takes about 45 minutes.
There's a big difference between building and assembling .
B Anno no difference
Peggy Fox it’s a huge difference, this is basically like putting legos together
@@creamy_lol exactly!
@@creamy_lol Same with building an engine. Same thing. Its like legos, only certain ones go together in a specific order.
Torque patterns be damned
Warndog Just after 11:00 you can see the text that they are doing a speed way to and this is a Demo only. They state that they know they aren't following the torque patterns. It's only a "Demo".
Of course they know they're not following them. If you know how to assemble a motor you know about torque patterns. Goes without saying.
+Warndog Yeah, I don't get that either. If they took the time to do something like line up timing marks, then why not do everything else properly? The competition should have been to build an engine that's put together properly as fast as they can, not just a demo to see who can wrench the fastest.
+Tim Ramich Didn't prelube anything either, or plasti-guage the bearings
***** I would actually love to see that. the full nhra rebuild. Going to have to search for that.
Nice to see kids involved in this kind of stuff.
17 min 10 sec? i'd still be trying to dial in the cam/crank timing
Love that they helped the other guys at the end!
Do this with a rotary engine. It would probably take 4 minutes haha
+dacasman with a honda sohc d16 civic, under 2 minutes...
lol yeah true it can be built faster but I'm positive a sbc would last longer and be more reliable lol
dacasman and last only 4 minutes too 😂😂😂
Kwlkway
With a bycicle 1 minute
Thats awesome the winners went to help finish the other team. Thats good sportsmanship right there.
i am a current asep student in illinois. i wish we had this all we do is host a carshow of kids in our program and invite highschoolers to come out and do little speed tests like tire changing fluid id and fluke test. congradulation on the times
I wish Texas had a College like this wear I can go part time and learn to bore out and hone my own engine.
I'm all over that .
their needs to be a second leg to the competition. which motor will run the longest
Two engine built in less than twenty minutes !!! AMAZING !! Bravo to both teams
To every one saying it's not done properly or it won't last long that wasn't the point the point is it's just a competition to see who can get it all together the fastest
Thats what I'm saying homie...
to see who could half ass it the fastest
VERY interesting way to align the distributed there haha
So great. I love this. I wish we had similar interests in transmissions.
I know one thing I could NEVER build this fast hats off to these guys !
Si no lo hubiera visto... no habría creído.... Fenomenales los muchachos de ambos equipos. ¡¡Felicitaciones...!!
In 17 minutes im packing a lip and pickin the right tunes still
This is pretty cool to watch. Helps inspire me to work faster. I'm not sure about the speed wrenches, though. I'm getting tired just watching them.
And here’s me. The guy who is afraid to check his oil. lol
That looks like fun! But first, you should have a competition for how fast a team can tear down on old SBC, send it to the shop to be hot tanked, true the deck and line bore it, honed, freeze plugs and cam bearings installed, get the heads done, take it back home and run to the Auto Zone for gaskets and silicone and antifreeze and oil, pick up some Gold Medal flour, milk and ground chuck for the Mrs. and some dog food for Jake, etc.
That's definitely no way to use a torque wrench they mine as we'll used a regular ratchet
they probably could've used a ratchet with the same results, I 100% agree about the torque wrench use and when a tech is torqueing a bolt it's a steady pull until the "click' happens. This is a demonstration of speed, if everything was done "by the book" it would take a couple of hours to put this together. The guys know the right way to do things, do you see anyone using their turn signals on a racetrack when they pass someone?
+1 on that!
They MIGHT as well****
+Davie Blaze Like you've never typed a typo.
+Todd Morrill Stick these engines in a car and see how long they last. I'd be surprised if they last 5,000 miles.
"Easily make $25 thousand".
I mean, you can live on that... but the way he said it he made it sound like a good thing. Any skilled profession damn well better start out paying more than that.
And after 30 years of doing this job, that is why I walked away. There is no other job that has the pay style that mechanics do. Flat rate. For those who don't know what it is, look it up.
Taylor Smith And it's bullshit, especially when the companies raking it in charge so much more than their mechanics get paid for labor.
Taylor Smith why didnt you start a shop after 30 years? and be your own man.. instead of walking away ? i dont get it
matthew cory probably because he didn't get paid enough to have the cash on hand to start a shop.
That shit isn't cheap, even if you already have your own tools.
matthew cory Hey Matthew, thanks for asking. I did open my own shop with a partner after 25 years. I'm the shop oriented kind of guy, not the front end/service writer kind of guy, I'm not user friendly. My partner was the service writer type, so when we met we decided to open a shop together, and it was good until he contracted pneumonia and later passed away at 53, and I couldn't do it without him so I closed after three years. My biggest problem with mechanicing is the pay style, flat rate, no other occupation gets paid the same way, and it needs to be updated severly, and also cars are no longer fun to work on with all the computers and the manufacturers stuffing more and more stuff into a smaller space, if you have big hands like me it is sometimes impossible to fit into the tight spaces. I still love wrenching on older stuff and do so all the time, just on my time. I also work on small engine stuff and such, and weld and do carpentry and also create stained glass art.
Looks really fun…wish there was a competition like this for old guys…
I'm happy Nebraska does things like this here. Being from Omaha and a chevy enthusiast this definately made my night
So you are telling me i could drop my car with a broken engine by the shop and come back in 20 minutes and i'm good to go!
not really building an engine is one thing .... makin sure it works tuning it perfect and tightening everything to 100% is another
***** Basically they tune the engine in 2 minutes and 50 seconds...
+Joseph Melville No.
+Joseph Melville What about engine dismounting and preparing new parts?
Joseph Melville if you had a 350 in it yeah sure
Faster than kids in china lmao
Where is the school ?
I want to be a student
Had an uncle win this back in the "59"- "60" over in Fontana, CA...took an hour...n the engines were still in the car...never fergit the White Coveralls...n he never seemed ta git dirty much...... I turned wrenches fer a year n was a walkin grease ball, LMAO!!!
Thanks fer the fun memories n the share by golly.
This is fun.. I think the point is that this folks know exactly where everything goes. Awesome.
how many scuff and scratches do u think that crank has on it now haha. frickin cool as heck though.
the cranks get banged up and we have to polish them often, cam bearings get the crap banged out of them when the cam gets jiggled in and usually not so gently. we do use spark plug boots on the con rod studs to lessen the damage from installing pistons.
+Todd Morrill Any chance you can recommend a trust worthy machine shop in the Omaha area?
good work guys
I hope these kids are still building engines today. Cheers.
Awesome, and loving the Queen soundtrack in the background!
im here like.... "i thought using 45 min on swapping a wheelbearing was pretty decent"
I can't even do an oil change in 17 minutes and I drive a lifted jeep. No need to mess with a jack otherwise add 1 more hour and 4 more beers.
4 beers? God dam light weight!
wow they were both good the guys that came second started first turn of the key. Love the teamwork.
Awesome... This needs a lot of training, concentration and dedication to be here... Gud luck for both the team members.
people saying "These motors wont last 5 mins..blah , blah , blah " . back in the day , Im quite sure that thousands and thousands of small-block chevs were put together on the production line , probably quicker than this , and would of lasted...well , probably many , many thousands of miles
Yea, but no one would try to argue that the quality of engines back then were on par or surpassed the quality of engines being built today. They wouldn't last the 200,000 miles that engines do today.
SnowRocker88 Quality control and manufacturing processes are WAY better today. But those old motors are pretty damn reliable as well.
SnowRocker88
Gen 1 SBC lasted around 120,000miles because of 60's technology.
Gen 2s got a makeover and were good to 300,000
gen 3 LS are incredibly strong, and are better than any prevous sbc,
[stock bottom end 4.8L made 1,204Hp]
If I'm not mistaken I never saw them lube up everything on the bottom end, in that case it wouldn't last.
TheCowGoesMoo o
everything is prelubed before they start and the engine oil is dumped in around the time the lifters are put in. They use a power drill to prime the oil system and show the judge oil pressure before they can put the distributor in.
I can build entire cars, but I'm not a mechanic...cuz I don't have the ugly shirt. I also set the timing correctly before ever attempting to start an engine. I've never had an engine I built fail to start on the first bump. I've only built 5 though, all old school 60's tech, with points and old school voltage regulators you can actually fix, where you can see if somethings wrong, clean it and get another 50,000 miles out of it...not a bunch of sealed little black plastic boxes that cost 60-80 bucks. Old school, you can get home using coke cans and shoe strings...new stuff, better call a tow truck.
true
Ferrous Bear You little whipper snapper, get off my lawn!.
Most of the american cars went to the scrap heap at 40-50K.
I'm still driving my 1968 first generation Corolla every day...it's at about 1,2 million...but I DO put fresh rings and bearings in about every 250-300K just for giggles.and I get 50 mpg.
CorollaNut68 I call bullshit
Guy states he can build entire cars
Guy then states he drives a 68 Corolla everyday
Thats how you suck at life kids
I remember seeing these competitions on a TV show once years ago. Was on the Fuel channel or something like that. Two teams building SBCs with commentary. It was great, never seen it since.
My father mentioned this. It was even a common folk participating, as in a 'if we can do it so can you'. Now everything's rigged so as to be only worked on by professionals and cost us hefty sums. It's all about the money. On the other hand, the fine men and women at dealerships/body shops would be out of work. =\
Man...Starsky and Hutch got after it. Those guys are just kids in the vid, so kudos to both of them for getting this kind of knowledge. It goes to show how much you have to depend on your partner in the speed comps.
this is cool but when is speed ever a factor in rebuilding an engine?
in racing when an engine blows or something.
+christian menchu youre out if it blows during a race.
+Joe Armijo Not in 24 Hour Races if you can get back to the Pit
In Top Fuel, Pro-stock. Any professional racing. Top fuel technicians rebuild the engine after every single run. From the car getting pushed into the shop to the car cranking back up, it's around 30 minutes. 8 to 10 minutes to tear it down and then around 20 to rebuild it.
oh what bullshit if that was the case most cars with blown engines on race day at the start of the race would be back in the race in half hour what crap, go dribble somewhere else
good enough for #roadkill
that's awesome that's some skill there can't believe they built them that fast great job guys that was cool as hell to watch...
Nope, at 11.20 they prime it with oil.
If was Mopar engine building program why use GM engines?
Probably a standard thing to do for any automotive class that specializes in engine rebuilds, Chevy 350 is the most common small block V8 out there & easiest to rebuild. I'm a Mopar or No Car guy too lol, would've been cool to see them both do a 426 HEMI rebuild.
because they're better
This is pretty nice that a community college did this. If it had been me in that competition, I would've lost for wiping my hands every 10 seconds.
Such a great video, thanks for uploading. I found it interesting how the second teams engine fired up first go.
As impressive as this is. i don't really want my engine built in 17 minutes for obvious reasons
mbsnyderc I WOULD!
All them people are going to go into there shop with a fucked engine and complain when they booked 12 hours labour for an engine rebuild when they just watched them build an engine in 16 minutes
Right suck smh. All that money
😂😂😂
Dickheads thats all im saying, those engines dont have belts, Fluids, Wrong torque patterns, And built so fast they arnt put togeather with any thought.
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Its a competetion not a competetion to get it perfect i bet if they had to they would put the engine in right and make sure the engine has fluids etc to make sure it runs right
Takes me 17 minutes to drink a beer before i even consider picking up a tool to start assembling anything.
OMGGGG! There is so much I wanna say but won’t. Lol. That boys hair, says everything!
What the frack did i just watch...
sort of surprised no torque order was used on cylinder head bolts. as a tech for over 30 years I have the sbc order burned into my head and sorry to say that was not correct as shown.
They also only ran the engines about 1 second. It doesn't matter...
To all the peeps sayin negative stuff about the build quality....lighten up. It is a fun competition. And both teams kicked buttocks. And besides....If they can build it that fast in 17 minutes, imagine the quality they can give it in 30 minutes.
awesome to see the winning team come over and help.
It was more like rubbing it in.
dam don't put that in no one's car lmao
Its not going in anyones car, it will most go back to be taken apart again and again. They were timing the assembly. Not rebuilding the engine, massive difference.
Robert Cates - but it’s pointless. No one would want an engine that was assembled like that. So the whole exercise is completely pointless
25k entry salary doesn't sound that promising.
Juan Martinez that's a shit salary
Mos def. not for what koolaid they're trying to make you drink.
25k a year just to learn? Sounds good to me.
Houston Is My City Good luck trying to live on $25k a year after taxes are taken out. You're left with almost nothing
Yeah i live in houston. Good luck living off of 25k/yr with taxes. Most 1 bedroom apts are 800-900 a month unless you live in greenspoint lol.
Wow ,looks like these mechanics has really gone through the manual we engineers write.
They will be a great helper for us.lol😘😘😘😘😘
the nice thing about the sbc is all you need is a 9/16 a 5/8 a 1/2 and a 7/16. just to get the power steering off my mustang it took half the dam tool box. all the old engines were this way. try this with a new engine, it'd take an hr at the very least just because of all the different sockets and wrench sizes.
It would have been cool to run those engines full throttle, and seen which one died first
Fram filter? Must not care about their engines
Jim Moore FRAM FILTERS ALL THE WAY!!
Did even prime the oil filter...
Love the team work 💯💯 give it up to those guys
The coolest type of competition known to man!
ok ok I can't watch no more I know this is a competition but after seeing that guy miss the cylinder with the rod an hit the inside of the cylinder I cringed. an using them torque wrenches as fast as they did made me cringe.
Amber Brantmeier I can see the calibration on those wrenches go right out the door real fast
to bad they don't charge by the hour
+Obamastucks10128 That's what I was thinking LOL
How about oil?? They running the engines without oil
Great men ,that where Im at with my 88 chevy 454 , Im.learning as i go ,coming from a carpenter y body -tech😜
Now do the same time with a Ford DOHC V8 (cobra blocks or coyote) lets see how easy its then.
They're building older engines. New Chevy 350's are just as much of a pain in the ass as a Ford engine dude.
1987chickenman times you can do stuff yourself is slowly passing away.
I already know man. I miss the old days.
DevasionX its just different technology. You can still do it. Just gotta learn the new way... Tuning is just another tool...
well said..all for new technology and progression..
I could easily build a engine that fast if I wanted to do a crack job if you don't do it right there's no reason to do it in the beginning
Jonathan Hartley quit ya bitchin it's just entertainment
kristian woodhouse well said
Obviously it’s a crappy school if they are taught to race and cut corners 🤦♂️
There's a few useful tools to be seen.... I spend a bit more time assembling, but it's all the same bits in the same order... useful lesson for me!
My high school record was 17 minutes and 30 something seconds. Stood there for around 7 years.
I want to take the machining class so i can ball hone my own shit.
Electronic Superhero that's the coolest shit you can think to do learning how to run a machine? that's litterally equivalent to running a sander as the last step to building a cabinet or something
No Assembly Lube? Torque specs? I call BS!!!!
I think that was impressive... Well done lads...
Awesome work Guys
if i am seeing right there is no assembly Grease or Silicone used for sealant , or the use of backup check on the Torque settings ,,, or torque the bolts from the center in a rotational from the center out to the ends on the crank , Heads , inake ,,,,, torque Sequence is the Most important thing in a build , i Give the instructer a Fail in not teaching that ,,,, enging Build is not a Speed thing it is a correct assembly thing , to correctly Build an Engine it takes Several Days , not what is shown here cutting corners , i Forcast the engine Failure within 1 week of normal use of the So called builds , All fail in my book .....
It is my impression that this is just for competitions sake and that these motors are in no way intended to run after said competition. It would be a completely different and cooler story if the goal of this competition was to produce a "properly" assembled engine that was to run afterward.
ThePetey2120
So it wouldn't be a cooler race if they actually put them together to run ?
Well genius this is a competition build not a real life build. I'm sure they are trained in the correct way in class. It's not like mechanics are ever in a hurry to fix your car.
Man whats with all the aggression ? I am a rodder myslef I have built quite a few engines. I know exactly what is involved in just slapping the parts together, honestly on an SBC there ain't much to it. Hitting the torque specs, properly mating surfaces, lubing and tuning ready to rock would make this a much more meaningful performance to me.
***** so are sports and hundreds of millions of people sit and watch them..... Your a counter productive person.
That's so amazing to me..wow..god speed fr fr 💯
nice work fellas....
Beautiful !!
Wow ! that is so cool to watch .They put an engine together in 20 minutes . An oil change takes 45 minutes
"and Daimler flew the coop so ONCE AGAIN WE ARE AN AMERICAN PRODUCT" dead XD
Takes me 20 hours to rebuild a Harley engine , them boys make it look easy , way to go guys , Both teams did very well they both started in the end .
Ohhh the underrated and glorious speedwrench.
The way there slamming them things together I wonder how long they would run before they fly apart
This is so cool thanks for sharing
the kid with the perm was kickin ass hahahaha
Man that's cool to watch but I'm wounding how long the thing will last being put together so fast lol. IV been working & spinning winches a log time but I don't do any of it fast.
17 minutes in and I still haven’t capped the crank.....