454 cid Twin-Turbo LS Engine
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- With plenty of power and great reliability, this 454 cid twin-turbo LS engine keeps customers knocking at Redline Performance’s door whether they're here in the States or overseas in the Middle East. Find out what makes this 454 LS Redline's most popular engine package in this video sponsored by Cometic Gasket and Penn Grade Motor Oil.
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Red line is what fireball uses in joe Canaria , that’s a bad ass engine, if I could afford one that’s the one I would definitely bye , thanks for the video guys , I’ll keep watching for the next one!!
Your Audio made me think my headphones was broke I want it😍😍😍
fantastic video👍
Ok, Im unsubscribing to this channel.. I was excited when I found this channel a few days ago. Its "engine of the week" idea sounded cool. I figured it would be specs, and dyno numbers of various engine builds, that folks like me could learn something from. Instead, its a dude standing in front of a green screen putting up pictures of engine rooms in the background. Dont try to be something you are not.. Dont have your videos titled "engine of the week" but have basically no information about them.
@@EngineBuilder Right on man. Hey I appreciate professional response even though I was kinda a poopy pants jerk in my comment. Good on you man. I dont know what kind of budget you have there, but maybe an idea is go to a dyno shop in your area, talk to them, tell them what you are trying to do with your channel. Maybe see if somebody would mind you doing a video on their particular set up. People love showing of their rides, and im sure most folks would be more than happy to let you do a professional looking video featuring their car, then that will just open the door to more and more cool builds. But get specific on the motors. I consider myself a typical engine builder. I dont do it for a living, but I have built probably 25 engines in my life. I have 2 really good friends who both own their own shops. I have learned mountains of information from them. But I know there is always more to learn, new technology coming out, new fuel injection systems... There is no shortage of topics to do videos on. I always love seeing theory videos. For instance what roll does quench play in the combustion process? What roll does port size vs port velocity play in an engine? I could go on, but you get the idea. But like I said, I love your "engine of the week" idea, but if you are gonna focus on one engine, myself and others like me want to see all the specifics of that engine. We want to know what cylinder heads were used, what size valves, flow numbers, what kinds of pistons, rods, ignition system, fuel system... Anyway man, I like the idea of your channel, keep on trucking with it.
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