Big Single TURBO 1200+hp DESTROYS built transmission.
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- Big Single TURBO 1200+hp DESTROYS built transmission. David Van Voris turns up the Coyote just a little to much for this transmission build and it found the weak points. 2000+ Transmission build one you don’t want to miss! Hope everyone enjoys thanks for watching. 👍🏼❤️🙏🏼
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The way he rips the transmissions apart explaining the functions and how he upgrades them with his forty years experience is awesome!
@Tsunauticus III I think that's what he's trying to do with his videos man! Not like some other mechanics who'll watch you struggle and not even lend a hand or some advice, if I had that knowledge I'd love to pass it on. You can tell he's a good man
@@Thalor im with you. seems like he is passing on as much info as he can save some supper secret stuff. he "lets slip" some secrets by saying its secret on some of his videos. the real secret are when he rebuilds them. the industry is changing and cars will become electric. i have a feeling that may have something to do with his willingness to pass on some wonderful knowledge.
watching him work and run through the teardown is a treat
edit: would love to see some rebuilds
Many have been destroyed 😯
Reminds me of my good friend Dick Burley from Apply Valley, CA. He could tear down and rebuild a turbo 400 blindfolded.
First video I watched I knew this man has forgotten more about transmissions than most trans rebuilders nowadays even know.
His brain already pulled the trans apart, his body catching up...he gooood!!
@ *Chris Moore*
Lmao! His brain on DSL and the body on Dial-Up? 😁
Bassotronics 🤣🤣 thats hilarious
Bruv
The young man taking care of the video is always very respectful to his dad. I can tell the boy was brought up right, we need a lot more of that in our country now days 🇺🇸
it begins with the dad being worthy of that respect.
He’s like I am but I’m the way I am because if someone asked me to do something and we were at my house and I didn’t say yes sir or no man my dad would take me in his room and whoop my tail
Now its s bunch of fruity dress wearing pansies who cant take criticism
Its a beautiful thing, seeing a good respectful kid learning his fathers craft side by side with him. Glad to see he appreciates what a rare and precious gift it is having an expert like that for a dad, and even better he gets to document it. I hope in 20 years this kid will be doing the same with his children. That is EXACTLY what this country is missing.
Oh, and martial disciple is a must for all kids. If they deserve it, give it to em absolutely. That is almost as important as having a father in the house. A child that grows without either is doomed. "He who spares the rod hates his son, But he who loves him disciplines him promptly." - Prov. 13:24
Am i the only one anxious about how that all goes back together?! Damn, this guy has a razor sharp mind!
I used to rebuild my tci c4, best thing to do is take all your parts out in order that way you dont forget where they go. Put it all back together and aircheck all your clutches.
Remember it's all easy when you know how to!!
Anything you actually know is exactly this easy to pull apart and rebuild. It’s a lot of knowledge.
As a teenager I used to repair xbox 360s at the start i didnt have a clue. Then eventually my hands sort of automatically was placing stuff in certain ways. It's muscle memory. If you do it enough, it becomes second nature. I'm sure when you drive your car you don't actually concentrate on changing gear, it's second nature. Because you've learned and got good at it
As everyone already said, this guy just takes it to a really high level.
I've been building big HP Ford engines for 20 years. I'm amazed at the transmission knowledge he has across various brands. All the tips and tricks he recites from memory as well as the various stock modifications and upgrades across the many versions of each transmission. This is a professional. Period.
Great and massively informative videos. I could watch him work and listen to his vast knowledge all day long.
I know who I want building my next bracket and NMRA tranny.
Location?
amarillo texas
I disagree that this man is a Professional...
This man is an Absolute, Undisputed MASTER...
This man is what Professionals dream of becoming when they Grow Up...
He is FAR Better than a mere Professional...
A Wilson this is what professionals used to be.
Anyone who can torque a wrench considers themselves a professional which is nonsense. I agree he's a master in his craft
I have had this conversation with a mechanic friend mine about balance of torque through the drive train. His reply was I am the ace certified mechanical genius.
A week or two later he would be under his mechanical concoction replacing broken and bent parts. Not applying math first is a pain in the wallet.
Torque will break things much faster than HP. He got real good at taking things apart and replacing them. Push rods, valves , clutches and internal auto trans parts. He was also real good at breaking manual transmissions. He never got good at fixing them. When they break not as easy to fix as a automatic.
But I know how to fix a network operating system. Had to learn a bit of math to get there.
40 YEARS A MECHANIC AND I STILL LOVE WATCH THIS STUFF, CHEERS FROM OZ
Oi Oi Oi
After watching these videos I'm much easier on my transmission. It's amazing how any human engineered and made such things.
Yeah it baffles me ngl. I dont know much about transmissions but its fascinating to watch nonetheless
Yeah look into the power flow of them how valve bodies work. If u can understand the mechanic the hydraulics are not much harder
Man I learnt more workin with ol timers like this fella and just listening to their wisdom, than I ever did in school. Irreplaceable knowledge and tricks. All the pelo pinoche
His casual ease and speed reflect decades of experience and knowledge. I chuckled because of how he is able to basically dump entire handfuls of parts onto the bench without caring, since he knows exactly where every tiny piece goes. Whereas I almost gripped the table with anxiety when he dumped a drum out and all these springs and things just spilled out onto the table - I was thinking, "Oh God, NOOOOO!" =)
I stopped watching action movies for this 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Brain Surgeons: We need this guy on our Team
"We will upgrade the frontal lobe....this one is useless"
Not with his shakey hands tho haha probably from all the fluids and never wearing gloves
@@72opelmanta Can't wear gloves in that line of work.
@@AdmiralFroggy lol beaten
@@72opelmanta biggest risk of atf skin exposure is dryness. Very low toxicity
The smallest oversight putting one of those things together will result in a lot of extra work.
Yup just like engines
"It smells a bit worn". On any other channel I would have bursted in laughs. Here no doubt this guy can smell a worn transmission even without opening ....
It only takes 1 time to remember what a worn trans smells like
Burnt hydraulic fluid is very distinct
Burnt ATF and burnt gear dope are smells you don’t forget. Normally because it ends up in your hair following you around everywhere.
You don't forget it because it's an expensive smell
@@KJ-kw7gh awww man smells like money
I've known these guys about 10 years and seen some of the race cars, custom built street cars and even work trucks that roll through his shop. If you haven't yet find them on Facebook.
@Moto-Resto, LLC Texas
@Moto-Resto, LLC Amarillo, Texas.
facebook.com/CrichPrecisionTransmission/
I could do what this guy did... I'd need 5x the workspace and 20x the time, and another 2 hours trying to find the check ball I let bounce across the shop, but I could do it. Damn this was impressive.
“You really need to take your time disassemble these” Proceeds to disassemble it in warp speed! It’s impressive to watch!
this man handles the impact gun like a scalpel! beautifully done!
I have that same model of gun and I can say if you oil it daily- unlike like a scalpel that you replace every time you use it- it will stay smooth like that for long enough to pass it down.
And he pops those snap rings right off without bending them.
THAT takes skill.
Like a Scalpel , very well put ..... If this man was not a Transmission Mechanic ,. a master at this Craft at that ... and if he chose a Different path .. I have NO DOUBTS he could have been a SURGEON .it takes a certain natural Intelligence to even be able to LEARN how such complex machinery works and more importantly WHY its not working, and exactly how to fix it and make it even better ... This is no ordinary mechanic .
Well he does use autopsy tables to work on transmissions lol. No lie he mentioned it in another video. Master at his craft.
Finally, a detailed tear down with a discussion of what a professional sees.
One of the best channels to watch even though I'll never rebuild a trans myself. True master at his craft.
I live less than 200 miles from Amarillo so I can go to get any transmission work done
He makes everything seem so easy. I know tearing it down is easy, I just always end up with extra nuts and bolts when I put it back together 😂
Miss my shop dad. He built dirt track race engines and carbs. Just a little shop in our back yard and he'd send motors and carbs all over the world. These guys are a dying breed.
It's amazing to me how he considers some serious wear/damage as totally OK and not needing replacement (such as the large hub at 14:10) yet some tiny nearly imperceptible wear on the pump (earlier in the video) needs parts replacement.
It's a sign of a solid honest mechanic with tons of experience.
Also, (generally!) guys with embroidered names on their shirts are pretty good!
Find you a guy like this, you will not be disappointed, you can't buy experience!
I've watched about a dozen of these now, and feel very comfortable opening my own transmission shop.
Lol until you realize theres thousands of different transmissions ans models and theyre all slightly different, my guy here has 40 years experience... not 2 hours watch time on transmission videos lol
Judging by some of the "heavy duty rebuilds" he tears down a lot of people think they can open their own transmission shop.
Im in school to be an Automotive Technician and your videos helped me so much during the Transmission unit, far better than any textbook provided video haha
My dad taught me all about old 350's when I was 13 we rebuilt his buicks engine and replaced the transmission with it and I always wondered how those automatic transmissions worked. I never realized there was so many parts Holy cow!
It’s incredible watching this level of knowledge without any cockiness. It’s incredible. Im so glad you’re passing down that info to your son because ethic and knowledge like this is more valuable than anything these days. Heck yea fellas. Keep on keeping on
This is my Joy of Painting for transmissions
Imagine the bullet proof transmission this guy could build for his personal cars. This here that there. True master mechanic
Reminds me of being new and watching my boss work. That guy knew everything about everything and we called him King Larry because everything was done his way. As I got older, I realized why he was so specific about everything. Love the teardown.
Yeah i had an old german mercedes tech who taught me some of my biggest lessons. He taught me not to look at it as brand specific parts but understand each individual components purpose and function and you can use them to do what you want. 4 example running a 2005 honda accord v6 on GM 1980s hei ignition modules. Sounds crazy? But works cause if u understamd what the modules do u can use them to do what the honda needs. Really went a long way to removing the fear of "exotic" & german cars. I knew how it all worked and why so no problems. Except old VWs and german wiring diagrams they still mess me up haha
Annnnnd this is the kind of thing where I have a few 'extra' parts left over when I put it back together.
Best plan I’ve come up with to fight it is setting up a camera to video myself taking things apart, then reverse it in the computer and play it backwards while reassembling it...
@@jonkeau5155 this is great advice and I agree 👍👍done this myself
Sell the extra parts you have, then rinse and repeat for an infinite source of income
*I want this man or another Pro transmission builder like him to build my transmission. I understand that his work is certainly not cheap because he's well seasoned with decades of experience and know how. Meanwhile my wife's transmission on her 06 denali just went bad so I'm searching for a reasonably priced builder on offerup and craigslist right now but all of the so called builders on there are young guys who don't seem to even had enough time to truly master trans building. All of the True Pro Transmission builders are older gentlemen like the man on this vid, straight fact.*
Why is this bloke so addictive to watch even with no personal understanding about what he’s talking about 🤦♂️
This guy a a walking transmission encyclopedia. Amazing how he described everything with amazing accuracy.
I don't know a raising from a goat doodoo when it comes to transmissions but I like watching this guy tear them apart.
Great channel!!!!!!!
Nothing beats working with that chatty older gentleman that wants to tell and show you everything he knows about his craft.
LOVE the channel guys can really see the hard work y'all put in and how much you care about every build that enters your shop, "do it right the first time" is what i can see you guys standby and thats worth a million+ subs in my book, happy wrenching guys stay safe and keep up the amazing work il always be here to watch and enjoy
Thanks for watching 👍🏼❤️🙏🏼
Imagine how quick he would be if he had not been explaining in detail! This guy is amazing! Wow!!
What an excellent teacher. So glad to have had the chance to watch him today. I am a retired mechanic ,started in the early fiftys on 8 N Ford tractors and a Vet with 22 years service and was an instructor for 10 years in the mechanic field. Harry Jensen
Thank you for your service
When people talk about all that they're supposedly going to do to their car, they usually use phrases like "Turbo, supercharger, bored-out cylinders, etc". And all I can think is: "Yeah, but what kind of transmission work are you going to do?" The transmission is a very fundamental and expensive part that everybody seems to forget. Without a good transmission, your engine and all of its mods is useless.
I was impressed until he used the channel locks backwards
I learned that when I broke the old worn transmission in my 70 challenger.
The guy that rebuilt it and put a kit in it was like this guy.👍
I'd love to see him put one of these back together and see how it all works.
Wont happen, thats where the money is. Lol
@@zaq55555555555555555 he done videos of him self putting them back together...
They make this videos to teach...
This guy mechanical aptitude is in whole other level, his understanding and troubleshooting to the exact failed components and what caused it.
Years and years of practice and learning..
His shaky hands though, maybe it comes from years of using impact driver?
Anyway, it's a pleasure watching a pro at work
Amazing work, I can repair anything on my truck except the transmission 🤦♂️
3:15 ahh the ever-faithful speedhandle
Great middle ground tool between a drill and a screw driver.
Ive watched probably about 40 of these videos so far, how calm her is and how he explains things is the best way. Would love to work for this guy. Simply amazing
I think we can all agree that a build video on this specific trans would be a sight to see! Love the work, excellent job as always, keep em comin and stay safe during these crazy times!
Thank you for all the content big Mr. Critch and lil Mr. Critch it's nice of you guys to do this, you really don't have to. Wish I was down in Texas I'd come pay you guys a visit.
1200hp at 6000rpm calculates to over 1000 lb-ft of torque at the input shaft. I design industrial machines for a living; normally a shaft for that sort of load would be much beefier. You guys are definitely pushing the limits of everything in these cars and it's awesome.
One of the best no nonsense technical videos on TH-cam. Excellent
It’s like watching an artist paint or a surgeon operate! Yet he’s also giving you a play by play! Amazing!
Not into transmissions but if I were this is the place to be cause there is much you can learn here from simple to wild or drag setups.
The sound of a properly oiled and maintained air tool.... music to my ears
Now I know how people feel when I talk about computers to them, Your a master of your craft sir!
Every time I see someone working on a transmission it amazes me.so many parts omg! Dude you rock!
its videos like this that have given me the confidence to have opened a bmw transmission down to the drums and clutches to repair the input bushing. What a wild ride that was. Long story short car ran great after but so freaking tedious.
I'm not an auto mechanic, but I thoroughly enjoyed this.
Haha wow. Amazed how much stuff can be packed into such a tiny housing. Especially seeing this guy fly through it explaining everything. That was sweet.
I don't mind the premier videos as long as you guys chat with the fans during!
We had to do it this way because of us posting so many videos. But we are going to have a premier live video where we will be chatting with all of our audience. Thanks for watching👍🏼❤️🙏🏼
Brilliant video, this man has more than PHD , he has 40 yrs of life experience in building and rebuilding transmissions and that only comes with time and if i lived near you folks, sound like your from Texas i would simply send you my transmission to rebuild , it will only be done one way the right way and i could put it back in my car and get another 200,000+ miles out of it, Hell by then they'd probably take my license away ,LOL, I truly hope all is well with you and yours and continue this amazing work and would not be surprised if you had a waiting list to get trans work done, Your family name is Critch, had a good friend with the same Sir name and was one of the best people you could meet , just like you folks , fantastic video 👍
I love my FTI , and after him taking a FTI apart and was impressed . Feel even better.
Y’all are experts, experts, experts. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Now this man is someone who knows his business. Damn thing is built like a Rubik's Cube and he makes it look like child's play. It was a pleasure watching this man work.
Transmissions are like alien technology when disassembled!!!
How in the love of all things holly can he remember how to put this transmission back together? These things were designed by the devil himself jeez.
Easy man, take it apart!
Decades of Experience and Practice...
And these are the simple ones lol
I've met guys like this and they've just done it so many times that they just know where everything goes and how it's supposed to be
I guarantee, he didn't start that fast, practice practice. I was a certified Mercedes tech for 7 yrs. Timing chains , gears, and cams on the gas v8 Mercedes were involved, but each one got easier.
Any chance you could do a vid on power glide trans brake install, case modification and tricks on how to control converter pressure so don't run into thrust issues. Been watching back since the Ford glide video that was on Facebook 👍
The man could tell by the sound what type of metal that part was. Im in awe and we’re not worthy!! Haha
What a master of his craft. It would be an honor to build a trans with him. Hell I would pay to build one with him!
"Transmissions, how do they work?" -ICP and me after seeing this opened-
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I have always wanted to learn about transmissions. I think I've found the channel!
Forget it
Yup. Me too.
This is dark magic. Voodoo stuff really. This is unreal the amount of knowledge that’s here.
This guy and the way he handles the transmission is an art truly.
It cracks me up that the input shaft on my tiny honda d series transmission is roughly the same size as the one on this deal.
How does the designer put all this detail on paper? Holy cow, it's a thing of beauty and precision, and how it all works is magic.
Everything this man knows was learned the hard way...and he never forgets those lessons learned! 👍
I love the TH400! Easy to build and holds a bunch of power...
It's nice to know he also miss places his tools 😅
I know he lost his 10mm...
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Time to up your game with some wireless lapel mics.
Always great content, thanks for sharing.
Cheers
I can tell u that your not gonna find a shop like that on 75% of the land of this planet.Thats a specialist for sure.
So impressed with your knowledge and skill; breaking these down so fast, truly amazing sir. Will be a sad day for your area when you retire.
I'm just getting my head around a manual trans. and how it comes together. Specifically the Hewland. Seeing how an automatic works gives me a headache. The plus 20 yrs. experience he has really comes out as he disassembles that trans. True artist.
Makes my OCD meter peg watching the man. He knows his stuff though.
...auto transmission a dark mystery to me...it's like watching a sorcerer doing some arcane craft. Mortals need not apply.
it really is nuts. an infernal combination of mechanical components and a computer that runs on fluid instead of electricity. valve bodies are the devil's work, the rest of the parts are his hobbies.
@@zechsblack5891 😂Couldnt have said it better
Alchemy...
That black magic voodoo stuff
Great vids 10yrs experience as builder still learn alot from you're videos keep up the good work
Transmission GOD. Unbelievable the wealth of knowledge.
Center support bolt I have a snap on socket that fits in without touching the outside aluminum. Not hammer in to fit so no damage. I recommend using the proper tool and not damaging it the filing it after.
Amazing how much the videos have improved from when this one was uploaded to today’s. . Richard seems much more at ease in front of the camera.
Yeah I just broke an input shaft not to long ago. Running the trans specialties stuff now. Pretty good stuff
My search "unreal musician" brought me here. I rebuilt a turbo 350 in about 7 hrs. Bet he can do it in less than 30 min.
That is an education folks! Old school knowledge at it's best. Kudos to you Mr Richard.
This dude is a beast, seems like fun to apprentice for him. Great knowledge. Thanks for sharing!
I don't know shit about transmissions but I could watch this guy all day.
Blows my mind how he knows how all this goes back together! Amazing job!! So many components..
Voodoo!!!!
Lot of these parts only go back in one way, what blows my mind is he knows what every part supposed to looks like and what mods have been done by someone else.
Damn now I need to check for the doubled up o -ring on the filter neck , I’ve not noticed that before when doing a fluid change. Good one!
That's right...that's right....grandma's 1500 hp church and back sled....
This man is brilliant, we need more of experts like him, extreme rare and hard to find someone like him to do his job the way almost impossible for most who are at the same field, he is a biological robot, working fast and accurate as any machines.
I love how you give so much information in your videos. Most shops would closely guard such information our of sheer greed. Even with that said, you will still come out on top because guys like me who run across these videos are going to go out of our way to give you our business simply because you are paying it forward. Good people take care of good people. On the other hand, guys who would have done it themselves anyway are going to greatly appreciate your knowledge and I can just imagine how time time and money you saved them. You are a true craftsman.
You sir are a true professional and have an incredible amount of knowledge
Last time I took my transmission apart I had so many extra pieces left over. I was like "that's a big spring, wonder where it came from..", "where did this plate come from?". It all went in the trash. Lol
Did it work
@@mazdaman6634 lol, no. I brought it in for the core charge. I didn't bother to install it.
@@mazdaman6634 lol, no. I brought it in for the core charge. I didn't bother to install it.
The Tang Stang Trans!
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@@DavidVanVoris You should make a video reviewing this transmission vid for the stang!
You're not just making videos for our knowledge...... Son , you're documenting the gospel as told by Richard. One day ( hopefully decades) from now when I'm Richard's voice is just a echo youre gonna find yourself coming back to these videos. Keep up the good work guys.
This guy seems like the boss of all bosses of transmissions!! Like the godfather style, I bet these trans get scared coming in to this guys hands lol
Good morning guys. I would like to say thank you for sharing your wisdom. I tripped over this channel by accident, and I can say I'm grateful. I find this channel very therapeutic. I can, and have viewed these videos by the hour. It's like an opera with hand tools. I admire the respect your son has for you. I equally know it couldn't be easy for him growing up. He was brought up with perfection. Every time without fail. No excuses, and he is grateful for that. What's really great, he anticipates your every move, and occasionally catches something you should have mentioned. Richard, I don't know you from Adam. What I do know, you are a stand up guy doing above average work consistently, with the customers best interest at heart, always, with no deviation. Like a good surgeon, you may not always provide the best news, but you will provide the best solution. Thank you, and all the staff for all your efforts. I for one greatly appreciate it.