how to disassemble an engine
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Episode.73
My 205 came with its original engine as a spare. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like a quick fix...
This episode is the result of a quick camera test for another upcoming engine related episode.
filmed by Matthias Wagner // / mazewagner
INSTAGRAM // / onlyaroadtripaway
Sony A7S3
24/50 SIRUI anamorphic
"Seems like there's work to be done... some other day!" I like this mantra, and I may use it.
Great to see you back, man! Your videos are like therapy to me
if there were not any 205 gti engine teardown porn around, there is now
this gives me motivation to:
1. Brew a coffee
2. Start rebuilding the (original) spare engine for my citroen zx volcane 2.0 8v that i had lying around the past year
Unbelievable artful video!
I've seen blown and seized engines that look better than this. You certainly have your hands full now. Glad to see you back to it and posting.
The camera work along with the tone the music sets pairs so well together. Your videos make even mundane automotive tasks exciting to watch.
Epic camera work! Love the aeropress medkit!
Thoses anamorphic scenary are just magical omg :D
everytime you drop it feels like a gift
Most underrated channel! Keep going Bro
Man these are cinematic masterpieces, really great videos!
Indeed. This is beautiful theatre.
Diese Videos sind einfach nur Kunst, hammer was du da jedesmal aufs neue aus dem Hut zauberst!
I'd also like you know that I've discovered some superb interesting music through your channel! Now I know who Rotem Sivan is.
Excellent presentation as always. Loving the in detail build/resto videos.
Quality.
So, the first track is amazing. Where can I find more of it?
Yeah, great episode aswell!
Good to see you again! Love your work 🙏
I just got a BX 4x4 Break with that engine (im pretty sure its the same basic block) Also had a 205 gti some years back...
These engines have a very specific smell to them! You noticed that?
btw I still enjoy your videos so much! :)
😍😍😍
That engine does look as if it was actually used as a boat anchor at some point.
I have never seen so much dry dirt and corrosion coming out of water jackets... Had a morbid appeal to it though.
I always wonder how you film these when working on a car you know with greasy hands and all haha. Do you always take your gloves off to rearange the tripod change the focus the angle or...? If yes, I can see how time consuming and difficult it must be to film and edit these yet the final products, videos are just perfect!
With very little exception, I am doing all the camera and lighting by myself. I have both the camera and main light on rolling tripods which are very easy to change position and height. Usually the process isn‘t a lot of trying around, so I know what I want which makes it a bit quicker. On this episode in particular my friend Maze did the majority of camera/light operation as the process of shooting anamorphic so close isn‘t as easy and we wanted to test the lenses.
Filming this took a day, while I could‘ve pulled the engine apart in less than 4hrs. ✌🏼
Beautiful🙏🏻
Looks like mario switched trades...
👌😩👌
pretty curious about the '79 in the corner... upcoming project?
My very first car, parts car for a decade. Won‘t be saved, but needed for something else 79… not soon though.
Loving the lighting and bokeh in these recent episodes! What kind of lens are you using?
The last one and the ending of this were shot on the Tamron 28-75, the rest of this one on Sirui 24/50 1.33 anamorphic.
@@OnlyARoadtripAway Ahh nice! that anamorphic is wild!
The engine has to be taken apart because there has to be ordnung