How-To Machine Chevy 350 Small Block Engine Motorz #64
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มี.ค. 2012
- Chris takes our Chevy 350 small block to the machine shop to show you the process of machining a block
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I love the smell of machine shops in the morning...tool oil is a beautiful scent!
Engine porn, isn't a freshly machined block just gorgeous
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Great video. But for some reason, I couldn't get pass the first 5 secs.
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I machine Chevy 350s with a rasp, a file, and garden hose for clean-up.
I know right
I just drag mine down the street for a half mile or so. If the block is really out of spec, I make my wife ride on top wearing a bikini and a cowboy hat.
Fuck yeah!!! Don't worry about the high spots...
I use a rope some cups and a hammer
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Thank you for the late night viewing party! Glad you like what we're doing. More is on the way and thanks for subscribing!
HELLO MR DUKE FROM HOLLYWOOD !
It's Joseph from Hyundai !
Huwaida showed me your channel, SUPER cool !!
fun fact: I rebuilt my 2011 forester from random youtube videos, prior to that all I had done was change a battery and alternator.
cheers !
Dude!! Welcome and glad you guys found it. You guys are awesome and made my week. Isn’t TH-cam amazing? 🤩
Just discovered your series of videos! Stayed up till 4am watching as many as I could. I must say, you remind me of my old teacher in school. You seem like the nicest of guys & really easy to get along with. Hope all goes well, you have a new subscriber also! Love from Australia!
Very well done. You guys even mentioned in 5 seconds an old secret of mine that used in building the fastest engines in my day.
Thank for the professional and informative videos. i appreciate the sharing of knowledge.
Was just curious why they torqued on a torque plate.....but then show them honing the block without it. Then a little bit later the torque plate is back on while they are honing it?
Its 2am and I just fell in love with you guys
Great. All i need is all of that equipment and this will be an easy DIY project.
That girl can machine my block all she wants
cracks=weight reduction
watermelons how.? If its just cracked, it's all still there.
Also how old school is this now days they have X ray machines which can check for the smallest cracks ,but only those who can afford it ? also acid dipping is the only way to remove everything and then do the rest honning and decking and installing the Welsh plugs and always use brass types or even better stainless steel if you can get them ?
@@MrTonydb13 Because the engine would be a paperweight. Useless.
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"Internal cooling fissures"
great episode chis!
Thanks for sharing this I've been trying to do that for 2 days
Engines and machining my 2 favorite things
She makes my small block a big block.
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+VIP MODDING ???
No matter how much you hope, you small block will always be small. Sorry.
That's "Clay", our friendly shop squirrel!
Yes, in fact the remaining episodes that were deleted are being uploaded right now which include the bottom and top end rebuild episodes. We have one more in post-production after those two.
I remember watching this video the day it was released and all that followed, I thought they were really relevant and on par with the whole monster garage genre.
At the shop I used to work at we had old cranks and bearings that we'd use adn clearance the block BEFORE any other machine work was done.
I’d have bolted up a dummy pump to the rear main when line honing. I’ve seen them distort .0015” with the pump installed.
I prefer to use torque plates when honing as well, in all applications.
I get that this is a stock rebuild since several operations were skipped, but those two are pretty beneficial.
Great show, i subscribed
No problem! I hope all goes well, god bless.
You are a master.
aw i need to go there on vacation some time
Ramona, hometown!
wow you noticed the squirrel!? very vigilant!!!
I do all my machine work with traditional tools sticks rocks and I hone with a pine cone !
Would be great seeing import motors like v6 4 cylinders jdm getting bored out. Great video!
did you use machinist's straightedge on crank journal to see if it needed line boring?most chev v8 need boring cyls .30 .the size of ridge is good indication of cyl bore wear. i wonder if honing will straighten out bore enough. clarence
My shop teacher had us hold the magna-flux magnet at an angle and not straight across the block. Have things changed since 1960?
Poor Chirs is trying to rebuild an engine and these craftsman marketing fools have him installing a garage door opener! FREE CHRIS!!!
sorry... that's not a cold air intake!!! it is breathing hot under hood air. It changes all the fuel trim. The original air cleaner was really a "cold air intake"
People don't get it
sir I would like to know if gm 4.3 liter heads, casting number 14099064 with the eyebrows will work on an engine with the TBI intake set up.. the 4.3 engines are very confusing from so many changes over the years.. I have a 93 block. I have read that the 14099064 heads were an improved flow head, designed to be used with the CPI fuel injection system. I also read that some of these heads were used in the higher output K series and W series engines with the TBI set up.. I dont want to waste a set of head gaskets if these heads will not work with my TBI intake set up.. thanks
man somtimes i miss working at a machine shop
When you line hone a engine do you have to put oversized bearings or bigger crank anything like that?
Reading a hand held gauge is a skill. No two people will get exactly the same reading. Only way to get accuracy is to remove the human error component but that means more money for a system like Reneshaw. It is worth the money if youncan afford it. Its a must for some, like jet engine manufacturing.
I love this episodes. But I can't find episode number 65. How can I find it?
As far as the spark plug commercial you plugs will only give out what your coil puts out and if you change from standard plugs to hi end Iridium or Platinum plugs is when you will notice the difference compared to say NGK V groves, especially in NEW cars with complex and hi or independant coil packs ?
I always install and torque up a dummy pump to the rear main before line honing. It distorts the rear cap up to .002” on some.
Cam tunnel needs to be checked/indexed and corrected if needed, before the decks can be cut from that and the main datum lines.
Stripping the block before cleaning is mandatory in our shop.
How much would this cost @your shop for the sbc
so nice i like it
Ill take her to my machine shop
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....machine shop seems to be mandatory for rebuild, so you are not really "rebuilding it yourself". machine shop =lots of $$. That's why I say it is better to:(1)-remove engine, (2)-order longblock(with a warranty)(3)-remove accessories from old engine and turn in for a core, (4)-bolt everything on the longblock, re-install in car,hook up everything,and go. Still better, If you can afford it, buy a crate engine. Unless you have a machine shop yourself, forget rebuilding an engine yourself, unless it is a very rare or desireable engine.....
Check out the season finale of Motorz season 5. We did an engine swap.. but not with our small block. We'll do that in the future!
First 5 seconds were the most important
I need help please with my chevy sb 350, to change the rocker arms to roller rocker arms what should i change too? besides taller valve covers? the camshaft? the push rods and elevators?
Thanks! awesome videos
Pd. Can i just take off the charcoal canister in the intake manifold it interferes with my taller valvecovers. Please help
Got a 350 from a Chevy van. Plan is to bore it out and built a racing motor. Gonna put it in a nova.
if you bore a cylinder head. how do you know what size head gasket you should use? also i heard that if you want to put extra hp in it then you should deck the surface where the gasket meets the engine. is this all true?
They really should torque on an oil pump to the rear main cap. It really pulls on it and makes a difference..
You are absolutely correct Tom. And if you're ultimately attaching the pump with a stud when assembling, it should be torqued in this fashion as well with a stud.
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NOW under pressure ( via specialised ACID )you have the oil and water guides opened up a little more, think how much they will cost and using the right acid and time line to make sure the right amount of surface is removed and then you have the right cooling and oil transfer, which is what you need to do, especially if your going to add a hi pressure oil pump and hi pressure water or pump ?
Thanks
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where were the deck plates during the honing????
i have a 1988 chevy caprice and i got a 5.7 vortec motor out of a 95 gmc suburban i want to put in the caprice, what can i do to the 5.7 to give it some more power and what would be a good transmission to go with?
Hey do you know what the cooling system flow rate is?
II have watched several videos on dis assembling a lifter. Everyone does it pretty much the same way, and it works very effectively for everyone. EXCEPT ME ! The piston inside my lifters, will NOT come out. In have tried all the tricks I have seen, like pushing the check ball down to relieve suction. I even tried heating the lifter up a bit, based on the simple premise that air expands when heated. That didn't work either. I thought maybe I just had a stubborn lifter. I tried 3 more. Same thing. I am at a loss. Do I simply need new lifters? Thank You
Hi, i have a 1973 IKA-Renault Torino TS with a 3.77 Liter, inline 6 engine. I would like to change the sparkplugs for some E3's, but I am located in Argentina. Do you know if it is possible to get them here? Also, if you have any tips on how to upgrade the performance on this car it would be really appreciated. Keep up the videos, love the show.
Just sprinkle some pepper to check for cracks
Cool 😎
if in Japan, around 2,500USD. To see this video, want to try my old car too.
Why did they take the torq plate off to hone ???
How much does it usually cost to have a block machined?
What about blueprinting and full balancing, which is the most important aspect of rebuilds, even single nut and bolt done to OE tuque settings and all parts are balanced and weights are all 100% the same, everything including lifters ? Springs and retainers ?
Absolutely 👍
Would it be more economical to buy and rebuild an old engine like you guys have OR should I just purchase an engine that is ready to go? Thanks like the show.
When he is honing the mains, what keeps the hone in the perfectly horizontal plane, if there is no support on the end of the hone, through the last main? Thanks!
Edit--nevermind, found my answer later on in the video. :)
Yes, we have plans to work on Ford engines in the future!
You guys do alot of work on large american engines... Is there any chance you'll do some videos on smaller import engines as well?
When reassembling, do you have to put ALL the cams back in?
Every single "ONE" of them!
Will you ever work on a ford modular motor?
Don't use anti-seize paste on those bolts!
Is this process the same for a Ford 302 or will you make a video for that?
How much should it cost to get a line hone and to square the block?
'ball park" cost to machine and size out cam/crank bearings etc.?????
That dude you work with in this episode is funny as shit lol!!
0:01 There is a squirrel in the magazine display.
This is important information.
i keep hearing things about e3 plugs but when i went online ppl where saying they had problems with them it seems that they might not be as reliable. what your opinion cause all the reviews have made me hesitant with using them.
You should always mock up the oil pump on the rear cap. It will always pull the back cap out of round, because you are tourqeing 50 pounds on that cap. Witch will usually pull that cap out of round by about .0007
Im looking for 292 six cylindet --four bolt mail engine to replace my 327 v; 8. To put in my 60, s chevy van
Geese! how many videos is built into this?
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From Venezuela
Very good your video !!
Me gustaria ver un video de un engine chevrolet malibu 1981, 231,v6
Thanks
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Where can I get the main caps. Inner and the front and back ??? I got a 4 bolt block but no caps. Thanks!
ouch, looks like the price of a cap set is like $100, half the price of a used block with caps
Also you should always bore with a head plate for the same reason. You would be surprised by how much torque causes interference. And if you really want your engine blueprinted this is a necessary.
My Fiance's Friend Has a 1990 Honda Prelude 2.1Si (B21) Cylinder #1 in th head has one of the valves blocked with what looks to be Aluminum like it was Casted that way. Is that Normal?
About how much would it cost to have all this done at a machine shop on average?
so i should have pistons and crank before i take it to get it machined? or can i take it and then buy pistons and crank
You can machine it first then get a spec sheet from the shop and go buy a new crank and Pistons
Get the block cleaned and checked for integrity, purchase correct rotating assembly components, get the block machined to fit your new parts.
It is much less expensive and provides a better result to machine the block to size for the parts.
Is that a 2 bolt main ?
What's average cost for that service
Will we see a motor swap sometime on Motorz?
I had crowner in my engine for few years. Then one of the loop end up worn out. I took the engine completely part and discovered a lot of metal scraps everywhere. I brought new Thumper cam instead of crowner. Rebuild whole thing. You name it. I'm loving Thumper cam better than crowner. Crowner is pretty good but Thumper is better.. At least for me.
Crowner?? Would you be referring to "Crower" perhaps?
How much would this entire process usually cost?
Hey I't tired of your breaks buddy!!! See ya
I understand the need for any competent engine builder, to check everything before it goes together. Other than that principle, when one buys a Eagle crank, it's probably costing a grand or more. It should come out of their factory right on the money, so why the need to check every main/rod journal again? Is it just habit, or personal preference? Personally, I would still check every one, because there is the outside chance one or more could be off. Just wondering, thanks.
just realized that Chris wasn't using a hard hat with that crane
How much to have a shop machine a block like this
@10:07 I think I just had a gearheads equivalent to what is referred to as a "Nerdgasm". :D
Is there a company that can manufacture a block for you based on what you want?