Awesome job! Does my heart good to see young people learn how to work on their cars, you will never be at the mercy of someone else to get something done and will not only know it was done right but will save a metric buttload of money!
Brings back memories of a couple of years ago when the neighbor girl and I rebuilt a Nissan Pathfinder 4.0 L V6 engine. it was her first time doing that kind of work but she enjoyed it and was really good at it.
Great Job AJ! the heart of the Fiero is coming along nicely.There is nothing more satisfying than working on your own car.👍
Awesome job! Does my heart good to see young people learn how to work on their cars, you will never be at the mercy of someone else to get something done and will not only know it was done right but will save a metric buttload of money!
The completed engine looks like a work of art. Well done.
You're an incredible teacher and seem very comfortable behind the camera. Keep up the awesome work, you're going places!
Brings back memories of a couple of years ago when the neighbor girl and I rebuilt a Nissan Pathfinder 4.0 L V6 engine. it was her first time doing that kind of work but she enjoyed it and was really good at it.
You're doing great work, I'm impressed! Keep it up! ✌️
That's looking even better than Turbo Slug's engine! Nice job👍
Rock on...! Can't wait to see ya at the Freedom Factory...! Maybe some spectator drag runs...!? Anyway, keep up your awesomeness...!!!
Super cool! I subscribed!
those pistons are massive lol compared to my D17A1 pistons
i just use gas hose on the rod bolts.
I am literally shocked that a Gen Z'r knows what an Iron Duke motor is. Awesome work.
Then how about 2 gen Zers that know what the iron duke is? Although mine won't be staying the the fiero...
A pice of wood works just as good as the hammer