Hey guys, we've seen the Maisteer videos and he has been a big influence! We are waiting to hear how the steps sound on a car engine like the V12 before we scrap ours and start all over again. The bike engine revving out sounds cool, but kinda apples and oranges. And while there is real physics behind the steps, there are many variables to implement properly, that we are curious to see how he tackles and the results achieved. Definitely have our eyes on it!!!
Being a Ford employee for 31 years, I have to say. I'm proud of what you did with the mix of our parts and your own. This is a top notch bad ass build.
This is the stuff ford should have done to every modular engine there should have been a basic version and a outlaw version. It shouldn't take people to do all this custom stuff. Just like the ford explorer 11+ it should have been a eco, and a coyote version. The trakhawk would have been obsolete to many dropped passes for the home team... main drop mustang cobra SS that should have been the standard
@@ranware2779people like us have no place at big wig ford corporate because of statements like this . We get shot down or told we’re too uneducated for the job when we could actually make the company better . The new ford escape for instance wtf are they doing the looks are good but go full blown with it and compete with Subarus I’m talking awd turbo 6 speed factory lift kits the works
@@ranware2779 They have to be able to pass emissions and fuel economy requirements and make a profit. They can't just make whatever they feel like, and unless they think they can meet the sales targets, they're not going to invest in developing and certifying a product. As for the 2011 Explorer, how are you going to put a Coyote into a Volvo transverse FWD platform, short of gutting it and starting over? Might be feasible for the 2019 to present Explorer....
@KevinJames-yg9eu bs those are excuses fella nobody is saying put the outlaw engine in the car from the dealership. There are options to everything and ford did us dirty on alot of things no matter how hard you cry about why this and why that. They had potential that got wasted. All mustang gt's 96-10 should have been 4v engines all cobras should have been 5.4 4v engines. The coyote should have a 5.4 and 5.6 variant for the street..... they actually make those just not for the people. The ford explorer should have been on the f150 chassis likes it's always been. Tye ford explorer should have had a mandatory coyote option. The 2020 gt500 weights to much has a knob as a shifter a dct transmission only option when it should have come manual and weight less than the gt350 with no lift shift. The ford gt 17+ pure 100% bs the contract the v6 only option the dct 7spd only thing. The list goes on I could cry real hard but I'm not I will just touch the surface. The ball has been dropped to many times . #TeamSvt were the real guys holding ford down Fpr is junk and on bullshit
There is nothing "backyard" about these bastards. Cutting and welding heads, cutting new cams, this manifolds. This is professional engineering. 13:1 CR, that's kicks ass. Good job boys.
@gilowens5785 Unfortunately, it doesn't feed the algorithm as hard because the uploads aren't more frequent. Tough to do all the building and engineering of this project and put out daily vlogs or something. It would be a lot of garbage content.
If I had to nitpick: it's still a 90° bank angle engine. But let's be honest, modding a block to the perfect 72° for a V10 would be utter madness. What a project! You guys might want to look into getting a high SPL microphone though. (Thats high sound pressure levels) The current set-up clearly succumbs to the awesomeness of an unmuffled proper equal length double 5-into-1 V10.
Agreed on the mic, but on the bank angle, the Ford V10 is split pin so the exhaust pulses are even. The Lamborghini V10 is also a 90deg bank angle. It's based on the Audi V8 I believe. The 5.0l Lamborghini has split pins, 5.2l has straight pin and is odd-fire.
Sounds even crazier than I thought it would. I've heard so many of this mod v10s and they always have this v6 kind of drone to them. This thing sounds insane! I bet with it toned back with a good muffler it's going to sound like a true exotic. Great work guys!
The thing with typical 6.8s is that many just cut off mufflers or straight pipe them, thinking it's gonna sound beefy like a v8 or like a Viper, and proceed to be disappointed when it doesn't even sound close to either. It's REALLY easy to make a 6.8 sound bad. That is not to say it CAN"T sound good as I've heard some screaming off their limiter from individuals that spent good money on proper exhaust setups.
@@zacharychavez3482 It sounds like a Huracan once they put the X pipe on it, it's all about maximizing those pressure waves. Maisteer has a good video on why this happens called "f1 sound is fake"
@@amazin7006 Oh, I agree. With the right setup I've always thought they sounded like lower-revving Lambos. Not a bad sound at all, it's a just different sound than what's typically expected.
Dump both banks into one collector for the ultimate sound. Basically a 2-into-1 setup. The crossover helps but balancing the exhaust pulses directly together in one pipe creates the most exotic sounding pitch and tone. Also improves scavenging for better flow and improves mid to upper end horsepower output. Great vid, thanks for sharing! Very fun.
The amount of engineering these guys have put into the whole design is nothing short of incredible. It's the custom heads on efi, I just haven't seen that very many. The noise that happened once you added the x-pipe... Chef's kiss. Please add my accolades to your efforts gentlemen, and keep having fun 🙂
The "cackle" that engine makes is superb. Very well done guys. The look on Jack's dad's face was glorious. The look on Jack's mum's face was " ... meh ... ", unsurprisingly. 🤣
Wildly impressive guys. Can't wait to make my F-550 work truck sound like this hahaha. The fact that you grafted your own 4V heads for this beast is jaw dropping.
Once they put that X-Pipe on I was like oh shoot! That thing sounds nuts. Without it it didn't quite sound right and it was just so loud it didn't have any tone to it. Once you get some straight through mufflers on that X-Pipe it'll be CRAZY
I always felt Ford (Lincoln) missed the boat by not offering a 32 valve Coyote V8 in the Continental. However, hearing that 40 valve V8 with equal length headers and the x-pipe, you’ve elevated the concept to a totally different (dare I say, “stratospheric”) level. I want. I want! I W A N T!!! That sounds absolutely amazing! Why did you go to such effort? Because you can! I cannot wait to see this project completed. I really want to experience this thing in person one day. What an amazing build!
This is the most enjoyable and mind blowing build I have seen. It is the most mind blowing because of the way you have managed to engineer the issues away. Because you blokes don't carry on with a heap of theatrical crap and it is obvious you are just real good blokes. No ego's. From Australia can you just keep doing this stuff. Of course there is plenty to go here still. Just saying keep up the great work.
Bellissimo, Maestro!!! Oh my GOD do I miss that sound - 100% agree the best-sounding ICEs have ever been (honorable mentions to all of the Detroit 2 stroke V8s) - can't wait to hear your V10 scream past 4k!!
2 mins in and I’m already psyched with the editing on this one. The project has been incredible from the jump, the videos keep getting better and better as well. You boys are onto something great here!
I can't understate how amazing this is and the RND that went into it from two dudes in Michigan in a garage. Projects like this is are the very definition of capstone, an amazing display of knowledge, machining and enginuity. May you continue to grow on YT, great stuff gentleman.
Did you guys see the recent video about it being stepped headers that gave F1 cars their unique sound? They definitely seem to be the key, even a 4 cylinder sound like an F1 car, if you fit stepped headers 😊
was looking for this comment. Guys did a nice job but it will sound like shit compared to F1 engines. they need to dive into scavenging and design it like musical instruments. F1 sounds like that cause you hear Chord (three tones) not Tone (one diameter pipe)
Not true, at all. Silly people are buying in to Maisteer's misinterpretations. It's common pinched collectors that create that sound, ie the x-pipe, not stepped headers. That's why it made such a difference here. They just need to move it closer to the collectors. Maisteer even shows an F1 engine without stepped headers that still makes that sound. Because that ain't it. It helps maybe 5% when everything else is right. But the x-pipe is 90% of the sound.
@@dons1932 not true. I was not referring only his video but scavenging theory as whole. I even programmed Python script to generate audio files of each cylinder at desired RPM to analyze how the exhaust waves will compliment each other (for various steps diameter to get resonant, not disonant tones - x pipe will ruin it)
Equal length header dumping into collectors in sequential firing order will improve that sound but best will be to Dump them all into one 10 pipe collector in Sequential firing order clockwise and you will have it made. Bring the pipes in at 13 degrees and no helical twist. And exit with a 5 inch pipe and maybe have fun with a boom tube.
7:20 SO happy to hear this! Obviously you guys did beyond excellent work with perfectly equal length headers and the exotic collectors, but you don't know if it will sound any good until you test it for real like this. You hit the mark!
This is literally so freaking inspiring. Seeing as I have an oddball swap myself (turbo 2v 5.4) I rock your merch at all the cruise ins I go to and try to tell everyone about this sick build. Honestly makes me want to build a gnarly 2v v10.
Thank you TH-cam for randomly putting this video in my feed! That thing sound glorious! Can not imagine the amount of work and R&D that went into getting this done but thank you for making this creation happen! Looking forward to more!
those F1 V10s were amazing...I attended 2 of the races at the Indy road course...and brought my most effective earplugs. Great sound...good to try to emulate it. Much of their sound also comes the valve overlap...your cams may not have that.
I was so let down hearing the first straight piped Ford V10 and this has given me hope!!! So happy to have found this channel and that amazing custom V10!!!!!
I watched a video recently where they found the reason a lot of exhaust systems on performance vehicles retain higher pitched frequencies is because they step the internal diameter of the pipe up as the pipe gets longer. It is supposed to help with scavenging and will make it sound great! Maybe after you get the build complete you can experiment with shrinking just the first few inches of manifold to really and try to tune it! Amazing project, great work!
Have you considered stepped headers i.e. the first half of the primaries using smaller diameter pipe than the second half? This would make it sound significantly higher pitch like an F1 engine as it will double the number of reflections. Also what was the basis for the design in your X-pipe? Your current x-pipe design will cause a restriction as a result of having removed/cut out part of each pipes cross section to join them rather than splitting and opening them up to join them.
That damn thing is freaking wicked!!!!! Sounds more like a vintage Indy or F1 engine not a new style one, it sounds more raw and mean like the old school engine.
This is CLEARLY one of the coolest projects that I have ever seen completed. On a side note however, the Viper V10 isn't such a bad sounding unit either, especially once the raspiness is tamed down by turbos. Your Ford wins simply from an Engineering and Coolness standpoint. Keep up the good work boys. I can't wait to see your next powerplant project. I am subscribing. In case you are looking for inspiration for your next custom engine, feel free to 'google' *GMC V12* . It's essentially a V12 block/crank that uses (4) V6 Cylinder heads from it's little brother V6 Engine. You guys have proven that Cylinder heads aren't much of a challenge, considering the platform that you created (DOHC V10 Heads). So perhaps it's time to try your luck at the block next ? or combining blocks ? (nothing wrong with gear driven couplers for side-by-side or nose to tail blocks either, ie. Straight 8 or side-by-side inline 4's etc.). Just a thought. I look forward to your progress.
I'm an engine specialist. All I do is engines all day long. I've been inside a lot. All that said, your work is beautiful and like nothing I've ever seen before. Congratulations!
You guys did an amazing job and no one can deny that. I would think that aside from having a flat plane crank and less than half your displacement it’s the 20,000 RPM that made those F1 V10s sound that way. I like the way your motor sounds much more.
Every engine with two banks deserves an X pipe or a merge. This is sounding so good! Imagine how much better it'll sound with exhaust cones and a little bit of a straight-through style muffler to take the edge off.
I thought it was amazing and then you rascals put the x-pipe on it. Astounding build. Proves its not the size of the garage or the production team that matters, it’s the size of the car builders’ desire that counts.
I absolutely have to give you props for keeping it NA, everyone (including myself at one point) feels the need that any high horsepower car needs a turbo or any “built” car needs a turbo, but honestly supercharged cars are kinda slept on and ESPECIALLY high horsepower NA cars are underrated and incredibly impressive imo. Respect.
I'm so glad to see this build get this far!! It sounds incredible and the amount of time and effort you both have put into this is incredible. Just want to sat thank you for doing what no one has and building it yourself 😊
I remember watching you guys cut the heads not too long ago. This is the coolest fuckin thing I’ve seen in a long time. Can not wait to see what it does in a car.
Super sick that you welded the terminator heads. What's interesting about the triton is that it has an even firing order. I haven't looked into this build completely, but if you strengthened the valvetrain, de-stroked the crankshaft, increased the rod length, decreased rotating mass, the engine could sustain higher RPMS getting that sound you are looking for. I am building a V10 with that same philosophy currently
Hey guys, we've seen the Maisteer videos and he has been a big influence! We are waiting to hear how the steps sound on a car engine like the V12 before we scrap ours and start all over again. The bike engine revving out sounds cool, but kinda apples and oranges. And while there is real physics behind the steps, there are many variables to implement properly, that we are curious to see how he tackles and the results achieved. Definitely have our eyes on it!!!
Everyone saying “stepped headers” can get in the bin. There are more important things happening here.
@@Justins_shed Yep a lot of math and testing that has to be done to do it right. Overall, the concept is the same.
@@Justins_shed 100%, stepped headers are not the key.
don't sleep on superbike engines
Is it even firing like the 5.0 Pre LP Gallardo and the original Ford Triton?
Being a Ford employee for 31 years, I have to say. I'm proud of what you did with the mix of our parts and your own. This is a top notch bad ass build.
This is the stuff ford should have done to every modular engine there should have been a basic version and a outlaw version. It shouldn't take people to do all this custom stuff. Just like the ford explorer 11+ it should have been a eco, and a coyote version. The trakhawk would have been obsolete to many dropped passes for the home team... main drop mustang cobra SS that should have been the standard
@@ranware2779people like us have no place at big wig ford corporate because of statements like this . We get shot down or told we’re too uneducated for the job when we could actually make the company better . The new ford escape for instance wtf are they doing the looks are good but go full blown with it and compete with Subarus I’m talking awd turbo 6 speed factory lift kits the works
@@ranware2779 They have to be able to pass emissions and fuel economy requirements and make a profit. They can't just make whatever they feel like, and unless they think they can meet the sales targets, they're not going to invest in developing and certifying a product. As for the 2011 Explorer, how are you going to put a Coyote into a Volvo transverse FWD platform, short of gutting it and starting over? Might be feasible for the 2019 to present Explorer....
@KevinJames-yg9eu bs those are excuses fella nobody is saying put the outlaw engine in the car from the dealership. There are options to everything and ford did us dirty on alot of things no matter how hard you cry about why this and why that. They had potential that got wasted. All mustang gt's 96-10 should have been 4v engines all cobras should have been 5.4 4v engines. The coyote should have a 5.4 and 5.6 variant for the street..... they actually make those just not for the people. The ford explorer should have been on the f150 chassis likes it's always been. Tye ford explorer should have had a mandatory coyote option. The 2020 gt500 weights to much has a knob as a shifter a dct transmission only option when it should have come manual and weight less than the gt350 with no lift shift. The ford gt 17+ pure 100% bs the contract the v6 only option the dct 7spd only thing. The list goes on I could cry real hard but I'm not I will just touch the surface. The ball has been dropped to many times . #TeamSvt were the real guys holding ford down Fpr is junk and on bullshit
@forresterpaige7767 FYI, I'm just a hourly Machine Repairman at the Super Duty 10R140 transmission plant in Southern Ohio.
This is easily, hands down the single coolest build on YT in at least the last decade.
Been saying the same thing! The amount of detail, dedication, and engineering they have put into this build is on another level
Foooorrrrrrr sure brotha 💯
Couldn’t agree more
Erm... Project Binky?
Big facts
There is nothing "backyard" about these bastards. Cutting and welding heads, cutting new cams, this manifolds. This is professional engineering. 13:1 CR, that's kicks ass. Good job boys.
You should probably look up Alan millyard if you haven’t already, hes going to really leave you speechless…
How this channel doesn’t have a couple hundred thousand subscribers blows my mind. Absolutely insane project being very well documented.
@gilowens5785 Unfortunately, it doesn't feed the algorithm as hard because the uploads aren't more frequent. Tough to do all the building and engineering of this project and put out daily vlogs or something. It would be a lot of garbage content.
@@TheBCninjatrue, feel like they’re being dicked by an algorithm made for iPad kids
Got to start somewhere!
I'm doing my part sharing with everyone and demanding they sub. Simply amazing work and can't wait to see more vids!
He is barely explaining shit
It sings! Great work yet again... I can't wait to hear it in the car 😎 - Markku
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If I had to nitpick: it's still a 90° bank angle engine. But let's be honest, modding a block to the perfect 72° for a V10 would be utter madness. What a project!
You guys might want to look into getting a high SPL microphone though. (Thats high sound pressure levels) The current set-up clearly succumbs to the awesomeness of an unmuffled proper equal length double 5-into-1 V10.
The ford crank is of a split pin design so it is actually even firing
Agreed on the mic, but on the bank angle, the Ford V10 is split pin so the exhaust pulses are even. The Lamborghini V10 is also a 90deg bank angle. It's based on the Audi V8 I believe. The 5.0l Lamborghini has split pins, 5.2l has straight pin and is odd-fire.
@@inaNis_ Didn't know this!
There’s also the fact that it’s a cross plain crank and not flat plain
@@melvin9614 But an inline-5 or a V10 can't be a flat plane crank anyway. 360⁰ divided by 5 is not a multiple of 90⁰.
Sounds even crazier than I thought it would. I've heard so many of this mod v10s and they always have this v6 kind of drone to them. This thing sounds insane! I bet with it toned back with a good muffler it's going to sound like a true exotic. Great work guys!
The thing with typical 6.8s is that many just cut off mufflers or straight pipe them, thinking it's gonna sound beefy like a v8 or like a Viper, and proceed to be disappointed when it doesn't even sound close to either. It's REALLY easy to make a 6.8 sound bad. That is not to say it CAN"T sound good as I've heard some screaming off their limiter from individuals that spent good money on proper exhaust setups.
@@zacharychavez3482 It sounds like a Huracan once they put the X pipe on it, it's all about maximizing those pressure waves. Maisteer has a good video on why this happens called "f1 sound is fake"
@@amazin7006 Oh, I agree. With the right setup I've always thought they sounded like lower-revving Lambos. Not a bad sound at all, it's a just different sound than what's typically expected.
Dump both banks into one collector for the ultimate sound. Basically a 2-into-1 setup. The crossover helps but balancing the exhaust pulses directly together in one pipe creates the most exotic sounding pitch and tone. Also improves scavenging for better flow and improves mid to upper end horsepower output. Great vid, thanks for sharing! Very fun.
This^ please!
Or go crazy with a 10 into 1.
Ye would sound pretty batshit with a 180 degree header 10into1 collector
That x pipe made a big difference. Much more high pitched. Sounds freakin' amazing
Yeah the mixing makes a huge difference 😍 I need an X pipe on my V12 build 😎
@@UKBUILT i wish i had an m120 with an xpipe in my w124. Lol
@@TheCluelessEnthusiast 😆 that would be epic. I would love a c126 😍 but classic mercs are currently rocketing in value.
The amount of engineering these guys have put into the whole design is nothing short of incredible.
It's the custom heads on efi, I just haven't seen that very many.
The noise that happened once you added the x-pipe... Chef's kiss.
Please add my accolades to your efforts gentlemen, and keep having fun 🙂
I am going to need an X pipe on my V12 🤔
"I don't always listen to my 4V V10 just for fun. But when I do, so do my neighbors." You guys have outdone yourselves with this video.
Sounds awesome. Best part is the fact you're putting it in a Continental and not something more mainstream
The "cackle" that engine makes is superb. Very well done guys.
The look on Jack's dad's face was glorious.
The look on Jack's mum's face was " ... meh ... ", unsurprisingly. 🤣
Never would I have thought that a FORD V10 engine could sound like that! Makes a grown man like me cry, swear
😎👍
Wildly impressive guys. Can't wait to make my F-550 work truck sound like this hahaha.
The fact that you grafted your own 4V heads for this beast is jaw dropping.
A cat, a Pringles can, a quacking ring tone, and an F bomb. Love it!
You need to put this to market.
Right there you've shown us that this V10 can become a nice option for swaps
Maybe I’m the future!
Once they put that X-Pipe on I was like oh shoot! That thing sounds nuts. Without it it didn't quite sound right and it was just so loud it didn't have any tone to it. Once you get some straight through mufflers on that X-Pipe it'll be CRAZY
You can tell his parents love and support his work. The benefits of a loving home can make an endless amount of possibilities for your kids.
I always felt Ford (Lincoln) missed the boat by not offering a 32 valve Coyote V8 in the Continental. However, hearing that 40 valve V8 with equal length headers and the x-pipe, you’ve elevated the concept to a totally different (dare I say, “stratospheric”) level.
I want. I want! I W A N T!!!
That sounds absolutely amazing! Why did you go to such effort? Because you can! I cannot wait to see this project completed. I really want to experience this thing in person one day. What an amazing build!
The Continental had been long discontinued by the time the coyote was introduced. The latest ones had the 4v 4.6 though.
@@philbert006 except it wasn’t. The last gen Continental was 2017-2020 and the Coyote came out in 2011.
This is the most enjoyable and mind blowing build I have seen. It is the most mind blowing because of the way you have managed to engineer the issues away. Because you blokes don't carry on with a heap of theatrical crap and it is obvious you are just real good blokes. No ego's. From Australia can you just keep doing this stuff. Of course there is plenty to go here still. Just saying keep up the great work.
Very supportive parents. God bless them. 😊
Making your own heads is insane. Amazing build! Move the x-pipe to right off the ends of the collectors and it will be crazy high pitched like F1.
It sounds great, a nice set of ITB’s would make this V10 rev like an F1 engine and make it scream like one to
Defo 😍
How does this channel not have every gear head on the planet subscribed!! 🤯
The algorithm gods have not blessed us yet! 😭😭
So sick! Why are these the only 2 heads in existence? You have shown the way forward! Ford V10s are the next big thing.
The sound with the x-pipe is simply fantastic. Well done.
Now this is how a v10 should sound. Forget that exotic razzle this thing sounds mean
Bellissimo, Maestro!!! Oh my GOD do I miss that sound - 100% agree the best-sounding ICEs have ever been (honorable mentions to all of the Detroit 2 stroke V8s) - can't wait to hear your V10 scream past 4k!!
The best proje6on TH-cam right now hands down. I cant believe you dont have all the views on this beast..
2 mins in and I’m already psyched with the editing on this one. The project has been incredible from the jump, the videos keep getting better and better as well. You boys are onto something great here!
Glad you enjoyed that, it was fun to make!
Man, I found you guys because of my love of the 6.8. What you guys have crafted is amazing.
Yall deserve so many more subscribers, from the details of the build to the editing and commentary it’s high level!
Just found this channel and it brings out my inner child, with my nerdy love of science and machining. Thank you.
I can't understate how amazing this is and the RND that went into it from two dudes in Michigan in a garage. Projects like this is are the very definition of capstone, an amazing display of knowledge, machining and enginuity. May you continue to grow on YT, great stuff gentleman.
Love the intro bit.
I can sense you've been influenced by Maisteer's unique (and somewhat unhinged) editing style🤣
FAN-TASTIC, well done lads....That will be one of THE MOST AWESOME Hot Rod Lincoln's ever !!
THIS IS THE VIDEO IVE BEEN WAITING FOR!!!! ITS FIRE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Absolutely the best sounding street car engine. You guys have knocked it out of the park!! Great work so far
Awesome project guys!
Btw, Disney uses the 6.8 in the Safari trucks at Animal Kingdom’s Kilimanjaro Safari ride. I think they run on CNG.
Interesting!
unreal how much a difference the xpipe and headers make wow. keep it going, love the progress.
Underrated channel for sure
MEGA MAESTRO. Comic Gags, Video Effects, Engineering Results. You Gents are Seriously Legit.. Awesome and Congrats
Bro, this video is 💯 giving me Maisteer vibes!!!! Does anybody else see what I'm seeing!???? ❤❤❤
awesome project guys, gonna be the hardest v10 on the block, much love !
Did you guys see the recent video about it being stepped headers that gave F1 cars their unique sound? They definitely seem to be the key, even a 4 cylinder sound like an F1 car, if you fit stepped headers 😊
was looking for this comment. Guys did a nice job but it will sound like shit compared to F1 engines.
they need to dive into scavenging and design it like musical instruments. F1 sounds like that cause you hear Chord (three tones) not Tone (one diameter pipe)
Not true, at all. Silly people are buying in to Maisteer's misinterpretations. It's common pinched collectors that create that sound, ie the x-pipe, not stepped headers. That's why it made such a difference here. They just need to move it closer to the collectors. Maisteer even shows an F1 engine without stepped headers that still makes that sound. Because that ain't it. It helps maybe 5% when everything else is right. But the x-pipe is 90% of the sound.
@@dons1932 not true. I was not referring only his video but scavenging theory as whole. I even programmed Python script to generate audio files of each cylinder at desired RPM to analyze how the exhaust waves will compliment each other (for various steps diameter to get resonant, not disonant tones - x pipe will ruin it)
@@dons1932 F1 engines never had x-pipes...
@@r3lease866straight out of the headers and up for late V10s and V8s, I mean hell you can see it.
Equal length header dumping into collectors in sequential firing order will improve that sound but best will be to Dump them all into one 10 pipe collector in Sequential firing order clockwise and you will have it made. Bring the pipes in at 13 degrees and no helical twist. And exit with a 5 inch pipe and maybe have fun with a boom tube.
Man with the x pipe it sounds incredible 😮
7:20 SO happy to hear this! Obviously you guys did beyond excellent work with perfectly equal length headers and the exotic collectors, but you don't know if it will sound any good until you test it for real like this. You hit the mark!
Incredible work, gentlemen.
This is literally so freaking inspiring. Seeing as I have an oddball swap myself (turbo 2v 5.4) I rock your merch at all the cruise ins I go to and try to tell everyone about this sick build. Honestly makes me want to build a gnarly 2v v10.
Make sure you guys double clamp all of those water hoses.
Hell yeah fellas, weekend has been made!! Thank you
Guys don’t stop making me smile. Absolutely amazing.
This deserves to be a Ford GT transplant.
Thank you TH-cam for randomly putting this video in my feed! That thing sound glorious! Can not imagine the amount of work and R&D that went into getting this done but thank you for making this creation happen! Looking forward to more!
I am a human tripod right now!! ❤
You aren't, always?
Wrong. You're a tractor 🚜❤
You guys can rightfully be proud. The engine looks and sounds amazing!
Best sounding V10 forsure. Best build on YT!
Amazing build and amazing sound! you guys are genius, we need this as a production engine lol
I didn't think this would get any crazier lmao
You guys deserve so much more attention, this is incredible and i've had a smile on my face every time i watch you
those F1 V10s were amazing...I attended 2 of the races at the Indy road course...and brought my most effective earplugs. Great sound...good to try to emulate it. Much of their sound also comes the valve overlap...your cams may not have that.
I've heard somewhere that Stepped headers also help raise exhaust note
I was so let down hearing the first straight piped Ford V10 and this has given me hope!!! So happy to have found this channel and that amazing custom V10!!!!!
I watched a video recently where they found the reason a lot of exhaust systems on performance vehicles retain higher pitched frequencies is because they step the internal diameter of the pipe up as the pipe gets longer. It is supposed to help with scavenging and will make it sound great! Maybe after you get the build complete you can experiment with shrinking just the first few inches of manifold to really and try to tune it!
Amazing project, great work!
Yeah that's what I said in my comment earlier. Waste teams have been practicing that for decades, the step exhaust headers.
Maisteer
I have hand made piped for V Twins in the past, this is insane. Well done!
Have you considered stepped headers i.e. the first half of the primaries using smaller diameter pipe than the second half? This would make it sound significantly higher pitch like an F1 engine as it will double the number of reflections. Also what was the basis for the design in your X-pipe? Your current x-pipe design will cause a restriction as a result of having removed/cut out part of each pipes cross section to join them rather than splitting and opening them up to join them.
Love the sound and nice to see the Soarer in the background Rod in New Zealand.
I've been pondering this for years now! Someone has finally done it!
Getting very close! That is insane, Maisteer cracked it!
That damn thing is freaking wicked!!!!! Sounds more like a vintage Indy or F1 engine not a new style one, it sounds more raw and mean like the old school engine.
Yea, sounds like an Offenhauser Indy engine. That in itself is rad!
This is CLEARLY one of the coolest projects that I have ever seen completed.
On a side note however, the Viper V10 isn't such a bad sounding unit either, especially once the raspiness is tamed down by turbos. Your Ford wins simply from an Engineering and Coolness standpoint. Keep up the good work boys. I can't wait to see your next powerplant project. I am subscribing. In case you are looking for inspiration for your next custom engine, feel free to 'google' *GMC V12* . It's essentially a V12 block/crank that uses (4) V6 Cylinder heads from it's little brother V6 Engine. You guys have proven that Cylinder heads aren't much of a challenge, considering the platform that you created (DOHC V10 Heads). So perhaps it's time to try your luck at the block next ? or combining blocks ? (nothing wrong with gear driven couplers for side-by-side or nose to tail blocks either, ie. Straight 8 or side-by-side inline 4's etc.). Just a thought. I look forward to your progress.
Some megaphones and a stepped header will get you that F1 sound. Fluid motorunion sells a real nice megaphone.
Wow, wow, and wow! You kids freaking rock! That is one wicked monster! Awesome build!
This is extraordinarily impressive
I'm an engine specialist. All I do is engines all day long. I've been inside a lot. All that said, your work is beautiful and like nothing I've ever seen before. Congratulations!
You guys did an amazing job and no one can deny that. I would think that aside from having a flat plane crank and less than half your displacement it’s the 20,000 RPM that made those F1 V10s sound that way. I like the way your motor sounds much more.
Every engine with two banks deserves an X pipe or a merge. This is sounding so good! Imagine how much better it'll sound with exhaust cones and a little bit of a straight-through style muffler to take the edge off.
I thought it was amazing and then you rascals put the x-pipe on it. Astounding build. Proves its not the size of the garage or the production team that matters, it’s the size of the car builders’ desire that counts.
I absolutely have to give you props for keeping it NA, everyone (including myself at one point) feels the need that any high horsepower car needs a turbo or any “built” car needs a turbo, but honestly supercharged cars are kinda slept on and ESPECIALLY high horsepower NA cars are underrated and incredibly impressive imo. Respect.
Why doesn't this video have a million plus views.. absolutely perfect
Where have you been all my life? SO glad I just found you.
truly beautiful work, it's one thing to redesign it, but the finish work looks impeccable
Very cool guys. Well done. Miss Piggy sounds glorious even at low rpms. Mount that thing in the bed of a small pick up
This is sick, guys. Never considered the 6.8 in a performance application.
I'm so glad to see this build get this far!! It sounds incredible and the amount of time and effort you both have put into this is incredible. Just want to sat thank you for doing what no one has and building it yourself 😊
How have I only just found this channel?! Instant subscribe.
Never seen this channel before but this is extremely impressive
Credit where credit is due, that is one BADASS sounding motor my friend.... genuinely. Kudos to you! 🙏🏻
It revs fast too. Awesome work!
This whole setup shoved into a Factory Five GTM Supercar would be insane
The algorithm blessed me today. This engine is fkn sick
My favourite youtube build atm. Love your work!
Between this and the madman putting a big block in a C8, I'm blown away.
Engine sounds fantastic too.
I remember watching you guys cut the heads not too long ago. This is the coolest fuckin thing I’ve seen in a long time. Can not wait to see what it does in a car.
Wow! That's all I can say. WOW!! That'll be indescribable in the. Conti. Keep up the great work.
Sounds amazing. Under load will sound incredible.
Super sick that you welded the terminator heads. What's interesting about the triton is that it has an even firing order. I haven't looked into this build completely, but if you strengthened the valvetrain, de-stroked the crankshaft, increased the rod length, decreased rotating mass, the engine could sustain higher RPMS getting that sound you are looking for. I am building a V10 with that same philosophy currently