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Where is the fuel filter

Buying a late model Corvette and ripping out the engine right after getting it, is some gangsta sh*t. Love it.

What a beautiful thing to see 👍🏽Great job Larry I’m very impressed by your dedication to the corvette 👌

Trying to find all the bolts haha what a hack.

Why lol

Excellent skills

Should have skipped the VVT. Problem solved.

How did you retro fit the mechanical fuel pump? Machine the block? I love the idea of a 8.1 di engine

More exhaust clerance because the valve is open as the piston moves towards tdc

Great videos Greg. Many thanks for all your efforts. Not to mention the genii behind the build itself.

Watching the right wheel wobble the whole time stressing.

Great stuff, thanks for sharing!!!!!!!!!!

Absolutely love your videos. I wish I understood exactly what these MEN have accomplished, I get the basics of the four stroke, but this is absolutely mind blowing to figure out, build, tune AND race that. This has been an amazing opportunity to watch, thank you for the videos and most of all, thank you to these guys for letting us all watch with excellent documentation and explanation. Absolutely fascinating to watch, thank you again.

This is my first time watching this. What engines did they use here?

Dude living dangerously touching that machine with gloves on.

Homemade,how did he forge the block,heads and crank?

Warum ein deutscher Titel, und dann ein englisches Video?😫 Kann es leider nur Disliken:(

I'd love to hear it run

America baby! To hear this thing at full song gives me cold chills! Always cheering for them, true craftsman and legit hot rodders. Glad to see some of this documented in your videos, thanks!

Brilliant Machinists, no substitute for this kind of experience, attention to detail and knowledge. 💪🏻🧐

What engine are the heads based off ? Thing engine is too cool

Thanks for documenting this and sharing it

You are very lucky to watch and lean from these two geniuses!! 👍

Those guys were in their 20s when they started the project. 🤣

Boys … build a v12 Hemi… Please…! Give it DOHCs too…That would be the Bomb…

All that stuff on the walls and benches says … We been here long time … We have done lots of stuff…! ❤

Fantastic! Love this video. Aaardema and Braun are geniuses. I love this.

Thank you for sharing! As usual Kevin doing amazing work, but talks about it like its just so simple... lol

Wait they are the guys that designed the cylinder head program for Raylar…?¿?

Genius, years and years of blood, sweat and tears in there, also heaps of information I sure hope gets passed on, this is wisdom

Thanks for another great video

Tough to get high compression in a hemi head without valve shrouding issues.

a work of art

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Outstanding content, thanks for sharing!!!!!!!!!!!

Amazing what 2 guys with some inexpensive equipment and used parts can do...build a V12 from scratch that sets land speed records.

Beautiful machine work. Thanks for documenting all this, Greg. I'm pretty sure there are many people (including me) that would never have known about these guys without your efforts.

I once knew a master machinist who was teaching me. These videos bring those memories to the fore. I will always own a car we made parts for together, For many reasons I am thankful you make these videos and share them with the world.

Rock on...! Thanks for sharing...! Keep up y'alls awesomeness...!!!

Hoping the Fires didn’t Hit you Guys. I know Pete got hit once before. I See lots of NASCAR valves and engine parts are up for auction. Hendrick Racing. Can’t wait to when you do a Weekly Video?

And some say engineering isn't 'art'...I mean, look at this!! It's just... Magnificent! 🗿🤌🏻 Thank you for filming these true artesans in their craft and for sharing with us! Greetings from yet another viewer from Brazil! 🇧🇷😁👍🏻

Kill the music.

Greg does a really good job of asking Kevin the right questions. Not that I'm going to be making my own pistons, but this stuff is fascinating.

That thing was on song at 10000 rpm too bad it couldn't stay there for long, only a split second

Visiting these two gentlemen is always enriching and can show the joy of what a life of passion can bring. They do work of masters. Thanks Greg for taking us along. Cheers 👍💪✌

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Thanks for documenting this, you guys are legends

why did you use butterfly throttles?

Another good video - I like the mix of still and video images

GREAT STUFF!!!!!!!