Ain't that just the UA-cams for ya. Just like on shorts specifically created to make people angry and comment. Engagement, even negative engagement in the comments definitely has an effect in the algorithm. Little drama, and everyone will talk about it for a week, soak up them extra views.
Exactly what garret said mullets will always be smx and Leroy Pete’s engines he’s not married to a brand so he does whatever he wants and people don’t get it 😂
KSR Kevin said day 1 that mullet was too heavy, gonna cost 100 of thousands of dollars and its still gonna cause problems BUT thats what cleetus wanted
@@djhals0 I thinks it's more they both have their own lives with kids, responsibilities, Kevin runs his own shop, Cleetus has multiple irons in the fire. Just life..
The fact that you even have to bring up the relationship between you and Cletus pretty much cements the fact that social media is the devil. Obviously you are a fantastic engine builder.
when you understand that everyone has there own speciality then it’s not problem people just creating attention to themself to get a reaction from them they do need to take a chill pill
@@ryandevriendt1324 Steve builds dry deck too tho, and it would be nice to have loyalty. Garrett is not some professional. He does a few events each year..
I'm grateful that Cletus introduced Steve Morris to me in his videos. I love the work that you do, how honest and transparent you are and I'm a HUGE fan!
I can vouch 100% that Mullet wasn't designed to be pushed to the level it has achieved. But neither were any of his other builds up to that point, Leroy's a good example too. I've really enjoyed following Cleeter and I'm super excited for the opportunity to have had a hand in helping him get there over the last seven years. The fact that Steve is getting that engine back and all the rods are still in it says a lot about the engineering that went into the SMX design from the start because Cleetus has a knack for freeing rods from captivity... a lot.
Running the engine when it's down a cylinder has be really hard on the mains with all the weird harmonics that would be going on at those power levels. It's impressive that it didn't break worse honestly.
Ol' Cleet just runs the best engine for the class he's running. That's why Pete Harrel engine in Leroy, Steve Morris engine in Mullet and Proline in Eagle! Best class engine for each respective class!
@@54raceman Ok why? I guess I have no idea what a pro275 car is then. I thought because they started on LS based engines is would suit them well to have an ulitmate version of a LS in the SML. Why would that not "survive". What is it that I am missing if you are so much better informed?
Props to Cleetus and Steve for keeping each other in the loop to avoid awkward surprises. Tells a lot about their character by the way they treat their partners.
They both knew the shit storm of garbage that was going to happen before it even started. It has happened multiple times on Cleetus' channel, and bet your butt he already told Steve it was going to happen. If they weren't wanting it to happen, they would have released a video MONTHS ago about what all was coming up for both channels and to NOT start any bullshit because of it. But like Cleetus said, it has gotten BOTH channels a bump in video watching. So why not manipulate the soft skulls and get a few extra bucks from youtube monetization.
Well, I normally don't make comments on other machine shops repairs, but this was drawn to my attention about the repairs that were made on these cylinder heads for Garrett, @6:24, when you showed your work on the repair of the blend of the cylinder head combustion chamber, I noticed that there was a lot of pitting and excessive voids in the filler weld. This is a common issue when TIG welding aluminum material in a cylinder head (to bring back depth and height) when the main core is not heated to a specific temperature. From my experience, I had the best results when I stripped the cylinder head down to the bare core and placed it over a open flame at a low heat setting on a rack in a controlled fire box. I would let them slowly (cook) up to the specific heat that I wanted. ( It would take up to two days mostly ) But when it came time to do the repair welding, the end results were unnoticeable and a better product that didn't promote torching, especially under boost. Just food for thought.
In my opinion, there is no engine builder that has more integrity than Steve Morris. He has always been 100% transparent and has gone above and beyond with customer service for not just Garrett, but many other customers as well! Steve is 100% liget in my book. As Always, May God Bless you and yours! 😇
People forget Cleetus makes content. Getting engines from different people adds to that. Everything used to be LS. He’s branched out and has engines from different builders and manufacturers. It adds to the channel. That is his job. Let’s also consider how long it would take to get engines rebuilt if he only used 1 builder. At the rate he blows up engines he would be waiting forever. Gotta spread it around.
I would hope that dealing with ONE company, that they would have MULTIPLE backups sitting in the warehouse that are Cleetus' specifically. While Steve COULD do that, Cleetus isn't gonna drop $300k for 2 extra engines sitting in boxes at Steve's place IN CASE he breaks something. Texas Speed having a larger warehouse could do that if they chose to, or ship them to him to keep in the big ass barn where he keeps the toterhome across from the shop.
most of his engines still use the LS platform except for I believe Neighbor and Mcflurry and soon to be Eagle so it isn't like he abandoned the LS platform but you're 100% right about how it adds to the channel
I think the biggest thing being overlooked is sponsorships. Cleet doesn't get free engines but he gets some sort of discount with the advertisement value from the views he gets. Steve can get him a scratch and dent SMX and a refurbed big block but if he built and reworked every single cleetus engine at a discount he'd never be able to complete his other customer engines that bring in more profit. One or two engines each at multiple engine builders and now he gets more discounts and a better chance of an emergency rebuild just once or twice a year. It's an everybody wins scenario.
They use(d) LS for everything because they know the engine inside and out. But if he wants to keep progressing they have to step out of their comfort zone.
Texas speed was the original OG, it's just the progression of racing. As the program gets more serious, so does the chassis and the engine. I don't hear anyone crying about mullets chassis. Which I might assume was built by any UA-cam creator
The timeline tells the truth, Garrett filmed the Proline HEMI video before Sick Summer! Garrett did not know the SMX heads were removable just like the Proline HEMI until after Steve drove out to help him with the lifters. Garrett & Steve were still working together after the Proline video was filmed, NO DRAMA!
No Garrett was right also... You can't take the heads off while the intake is on inside mullet there's not enough room... And anybody that's watched them work on it during a drag week should know that
I don't care what the rumors say, I'm new to this detailed big block engine building scene- This Man, Steve Morris is an Absolute Legend! Yes, other engine builders exist, but my gosh!
It's funny, all the people saying cleet was ditching steve for "his old big block" while steve built it and is over here still rebuilding it. I guess these people also think a SMX is a direct competitor to proline.
@@JestaBl1tz did you watch sick week you clowns should buy knee pads cleetus acted like a bitch even after what steve did but you can buy it was planned only thing planned was on steves side getting his SMX back
@@JestaBl1tz you have no right to speak because they at least make engines while you sit here and act like every keyboard wielding wannabe mechanic who knows nothing
Cleetus uses his reach to raise the online profile of other shops. Be those chassis or engine builders, tuners or body workers, lawncare guys or concreters, helicopter maintence facilities or RC plane builders. There is no hate - just a guy having fun, spreading the love and building subscriber numbers for others. Not every tuner or engine builder offers a package for every car - doesn't mean bridges have been burned with everyone he has previously worked with.
@timnewburry3687 I don't know what you mean with "rick Ross land" but even the first grass video it is mentioned he would get a discount for traffic to that guy's channel!
@@AR-ed3xw and? Not everyone he works with is because of that, and it’s also extremely way more likely these companies give him a discount AFTER he reaches out to work with them and they find out who he is. Since they’re gonna be in his video and it’s basically like sponsoring him for the advertisement at that point. If he was only working with people who offered him discounts first, he wouldn’t be working with as good of companies as he does because some of these bigger name companies are already doing well themselves and don’t really actively look to reach out to people because they don’t really NEED to, but when someone as big as Cleetus comes knocking to use their product, it’s a no brainer on their end to work a deal with him
@TheJerseyNinja I guess you need to pay more attention before coming at someone with that huge paragraph of wrong! He literally gets discounts for view and like counts, as has been discussed! Yall cleetus d!c* riders really are something else!
Steve is known throughout the world. You don't get that kind of notoriety without being a badass engine builder. Just because Cleet tried something different doesn't take anything from either one of them. Anyone notice Cleet has at least one of just about every manufacturer, now? Smart dude. He has something for everyone. Whether a GM, FORD, DODGE, or a TOYOTA fan, he has something that will appeal to your racing taste.
@@Timberwolf69 Yes Chrysler, then shortly after (like a few years) they became Chrysler Dodge. Which came out with the Cuda to name just one of the many that show cased the Hemi, not a lot mind you but a few cars ended up with them.. Then it was an option to have one if it would fit..
The engine failed due to lack of maintenance. Not that it was built poorly or poor workmanship. Steave has been 100% open on this engine since day 1 and he’s been there every time Cleetus has had an issue with it as it’s great info for R&D. People forget mullet was meant to be a jet car and the engine was just to help get it around and up to speed for top speed run
Oh and just for the record anyone that sends negative comments about any engine you build has zero clue nor the money to purchase your cheapest used engine. You are a legend, ultimate reliability and build quality. I’m a die hard Nelson guy and I honestly think you might just be more detail oriented than Tom is. Listening to you talk reminds me of the engineering class I probably should have paid more attention to.
If it wasn’t for Mullet’s big blocks, I would have never known about Steve Morris and his engines. Same as Texas Speed, Proline and HED. I’m happy to see the channel and the industry evolving thanks to the exposure of these engine builders.
Before the internet, you only had to deal with that one asshole in your group of friends. Now, ALL the ass-hats can irritate everyone in the world. Isn't technology great?
@@Freddy_Confetti no but the guy is free to do as he pleases. Neither of them should have to make a video explaining anything. Whats there to defend he did nothing wrong lol that’s the whole point of it.
I hate that steve feels he has to justify anything to subscibers garrett & all racers know they are pushing the limits with engines no one does more than Steve morris for his customers being constantly under the spot light can be uncomfortable but it is the price you pay being on "U" tube he is a great guy lets get behind him not try and cause trouble.
At first I commented that he should put a fresh SMX in Eagle because I was under the impression that it was going to replace Mullet as a drag and drive car. As soon as he posted a video at Pro Line I knew that was not the case and that he was building a dedicated racecar. Why would anyone assume there would be beef over this?
This is why i love this channel. Steve is as open and to the point as possible. Shows as much as he can failure or not. Keep up the great work Steve and team. Respect from the UK.
Its disappointing people speculate so much that you have to address the "issues" that dont exist. I mean watch the videos and enjoy. Clearly, racing is racing at this level theres no warranty. The fact that Steve does what he does for his customers is pretty frikkin awesome. Either way....im excited for the vids to come
No I really think they don’t. I think alot of fans of these channels don’t know much about racing other than what they have learned through the channels, which is fine but it’s something ive noticed
I certainly don't know.. I'm a musician and music producer who dabbles in automotive youtube because I enjoy working on my old Firebird but I don't race it either.. I can still guess; does drag imply that it's strictly a trailer car that runs on the track? while drag n drive implies a car that is still street legal and able to get around without a trailer?
Hardest part about being a big youtuber is dealing with some of the comments. Personally I never once felt like Cleetus was abandoning you or mad about anything. He knows exactly why it broke. Lol! Like you said, the right tool for the job.
Yeah...doing donuts in Mullet. I love ole Cleet as much as the next guy but he does some really dumb stuff sometimes. He'll blow that Proline before too long too. Virtually guaranteed.
Well, KSR said that the car was going to be too heavy, but that's the way he wanted Mullett built. However, at least he's raised awareness and brought more eyeballs to your shop and to pro line.
@@chicago_race_engines7538 To run an SMX exclusively at the track is not the smartest way to use that engine. To use a 481X as a drag n drive engine is equally ignorant.
aah, new this would be coming. Any time Cleet makes some move up the chain in the industry, there's this thing that happens where people get weird about it. New goals, new problems, new solutions. 's all in the game.
I made this exact comment on cleetus’s video. You make drag and drive motors. High hp motors for drag and drive cars. Not trailer queens that get pushed to the line and towed back to the trailer. People don’t understand tho because they arent car guys or know anything
Hey Steve, it's really cool that you and Cletus work together the way you do. And you have nothing to explain. Your stuff is top-notch brother. Everybody knows that. Keep it going. God bless
I can swear that i heard Cleet say that he may have hit 9,5k rpm on the SMX a couple of times, a couple of times/events. So in my book that SMX you built is on it's 3-6th life. I love Cleet and it has much to do that i like him stepping over some boost/rpm boundrys. He's has the heart of a discoverer, no matter what the cost will be!! I also love your vids Steve since I'm no longer able to job on engines as I loved to back in time. Work hard, stay happy!
Steve , when cutting an oil filter open for inspection are you not cutting the paper off the steel insert to actually check it where the flow of oil catches the particles from inside out ?I was always told the filter flows from center out . Therefore just looking at the outside of the filter paper itself isn’t always the best way . We of coarse always block the bypass so ALL oil runs through the filter to help prevent more damage on a race engine if bearing failure does happen . Great video 👍
Being Mullet with SMX was dry sump will he be going dry sump on the BBC now? Thanks for another great Video Steve Sir. The BBC sounds beautiful like a SME piece of ART as always
@@geniferteal4178 That engine and many other engines live under those conditions. I think Mullet is headed for a class that is less hard on things than Unlimited, Back to being a small tire car I guess.
Cleetus is hard on equipment. Not a shocker. That Proline may live a long life, but then Cleetus....Also, Mullet and Eagle are two different cars in two different applications.
It will be interesting to see. Seems like many feel that maintenance is not one of Garrett's strong points. And that Proline really needs love and care to stay alive.
I’ve been in the trade working on engines for over 30 years. I’ve learnt lots from your videos. Keep up the great work. You’re an awesome builder. Keep up with the awesome videos Steve even if I learn something small it’s worth the watch.
As for the SMX that was in Mullet. Harmonics do really weird things. I don’t think it was a fault of Steve or Cleet. It was just one of those weird engine things
I was going to comment on one of CJRC's vids that ProLine didn't do drag and drive engines, but I wasn't 100% sure, so I kept my mouth shut. Thank you for the confirmation in my thinking.
@@SourBogBubble Your comment is just as ignorant to me, as mine is to you. Who runs a Proline in drag and drive? I genuinely don't know, and seem like you can inform me.
When you run a few thousand hp shit breaks , but the research that Steve has put into the smx is unreal to think an engine of that power level can be driven state to state and still put a car into the 5s is pure wizardry
Just a thought about the preheating on the engines mentioned at roughly 11:30 . For the engines with water cooling, you can get a Calix Forced Circulation Heater which will heat the engine to 230°F. They also have contact heaters in case you want to run it dry, or insertion heaters (Which needs to run wet) in case the customers might want to pre-heat the engines.
Well as a guy that has been racing, Cletus is not easy on any of his racing motors, I was very impressed that you dropped everything to see if you could help him out. I have never heard of a racing motor with a warranty. I just wish I could afford one of your engines .
It is amazing to see the drama some people like to imagine going on. It never entered my head that there would be any kind of issue between you both. Like you said you hinted many times at the fact you were repairing the big block to go back in Mullet I mean what would do you need to say. And it was also quite obvious that the SMX was breaking mullet apart. Crazy that you have to explain yourself to some people. Keep up the great work Steve always a please to get educated on anything engine wise by yourself.
Cleetus is nothing more than an irresponsible fool with absolutely zero integrity or talent. His only claim to fame is the way he quickly destroys excellent equipment and charms his followers into thinking that he’s somehow special, rather than the no talent bum that he is.
I have been saying the same thing on both of your Facebook. If there was a problem Steve would not have dropped everything to take parts to Cleet. They both have hints in there video's that the engine was not the best fit for that car. You can't take a 410 World of Outlaws motor and put it in a drag car and vise versa and expect them work work well. Love the Derek from Vice Grip Garage reference on the shirt. As soon as you held that up I was thinking the same thing!
Cleetus always pushes engines to the limit to find a breaking point, that what he's about, i love the fact that eh has a engine for pretty much each car, fact he will now have 3 different onces for 3 different car just means he building the best car for the best classic. as you know hw runs in several different ones, he doing all of this for his fans, i love that! making different content so it not the same boring stuff he's doing, its amazing, i love that he does that! one of the best channels on here for drags, for drags and drives to doing skits to other content, he's switching it every time, i doubt he has a problem with anyone he works with because he just naturally talented at doing whatever he gets into, only naturally talented at pushing the limits and breaking stuff lol. it won't be long before he build a smx drag car with the right car for that engine!
I know Steve could build an engine that you can hit the 1/4 mile 25 times and refresh but why would he he has been 5’s with his engines and that’s what cleetwants however if you notice cleet likes having different engines in the fleet keeps everyone on there toes and that’s the diversity of the channel part of why everyone loves him
Absolutely! It shows great communication and mutual respect between Cleetus and Steve. Their ability to keep each other informed to avoid awkward surprises speaks volumes about their character and the way they value their partnerships.
Hey Steve I was watching your videos before Cleetus was a customer I always thought you had a great personality and definitely a great engine builder love what you do bro
Steve cutting open the filter and knocking his tools repeatedly everywhere is pure comedy gold. Unfortunate, I now need to clean up the coffee I spat out while laughing 🤣
Appreciate the detailed explanation. Never did I doubt your craftsmanship and brand. You are a solid dude Steve with an amazing amount of knowledge and a fantastic product. Keep teaching us and I will be glad to keep learning. Keep up the great work brother.
i think what you should do is explain the water jacketing… i’ve read comments and people seem to be confused on the fact that Eagle will not be a drag and drive car, people were disappointed eagle won’t have an smx, not understanding that your smx is designed more for drag and drive, and the proline hemi is not water jacketed. maybe explain the difference for people not getting it?. love the videos keep it up! ❤
@Steve Morris Engines i have a really great idea of the whole turbo charging the engine on a different way no one ever has done it, it removes turbo lag, it removes turbo manifold piping, reduces alot back pressure, and i think it should make more power if you want i want to share my info and it should 100% work in my opinion, i dont want to share it just in case its gamechanging.
I watched the end of that video and watched the comments right after that go goofy. I didnt think anything was out of line or negative towards Steve or the SMX, people just love to talk crap and try to start drama.
I'm mid 50's and the other day my nephew, 16, told me he liked my Steve Morris shirt and asked where he could get one. I was happy to tell him, but I might buy one for him. Kids going places. He does have a sweet '86 Mustang that they are starting to introduce power mods to. But I'm happy he see's quality and appreciates it. Yes, he knows SM products.
Both Steve and Cleetus have done nothing but win and grow each others channels and reputations since they joined up . Great things have happened and are coming . These guys are killing it
Yeah, except neither Cleet, nor Steve, produced any bait. Its all just made up controversy from loons, who need drama, even if they need to make it up. You know, the same type of people, who need to make everyone around them unhappy, just because they are.
I don't know when it changed, but Cleets fans are a bunch of weirdos. Probably all crybaby liberals. Cleets fanbase in the early days were all level headed traditional dudes.
It was the way in which Cleetus ended his Sick Week video. His poor communication, the tone in which he said it caused all the drama. Compounded with all the maintenance and mechanical drama leading up the engine issue, it inferred he was moving on and wasn't happy
Yup. All in the wording. There’s no drama. I find it interesting that he doesn’t recognize he said something upsetting because he’s never gotten anywhere near this level of backlash, if any in his entire career.
Cleetus never said this, as you said, people inferred it. Obviously Cleetus wasn't happy, but he didn't trash Steve in any way. We know what they say about assume.
I don't know where the beef started. It's nobody's business other than Cletus and Steve's. Steve has been nothing but honest and reputable from the beginning every video of watched. Some people just have to have drama in their life or they don't have anything at all. Keep doing what you guys are doing it's fun to watch also very educational. Thank you both 😊😊😊😊
I was a bit interested in the fact that you don't add o1 sensors in the header tubes to monitor each cylinder. Seems like on a newly repaired Cleeter project you would check each cylinder's performance.
Nah I think it was needed because people are quick to assume the worst when nothing even happened. It’s easier just to address it so it doesn’t destroy your business.
@@crypticchris8812 i dont think he is in any sort of risk of business damage, most folks are not going to buy a steve morris engine, and the ones who are, understand.
Not gonna lie as a business owner I’d never do business with Garrett and it’s all because of his so called fans. They act like they know something about drag racing and Garrett destroying everything he drives and uses and then his so called fans attack whoever it be he is using in that vehicle. They are really screwing him over because people are gonna stop having his as customer or wanna sponsor him because of backlash they might get because people don’t know crap about making horsepower and go attacking businesses blaming them saying it’s all their fault Garrett destroys every engine or part he uses. Because the last thing Garrett does is take it easy on anything and the lack of maintenance is even worse. And when we destroys something here comes his group of no nothing fans bashing a business and company/brand. The internet shouldn’t speak for anyone or anything they don’t own themselves let alone afford or have never ran. Is simple
Break = Drama = more rumors = more comments = closer it gets to it being viral = more views and more sponsorship money…. There is no money (business) like show business…
It's a double-edged sword. You get tons of free advertising and tons of new customers wanting to have the same stuff Cleetus does, but you have to deal with all the keyboard warriors (who will never buy an engine like this) trash talk you.
I just watched your technician do the first torque on the heads. And then afterwards he took the same torque wrench and a loosened all those head nuts that he just torqued….You never loosen a HEAD nut/bolt with a torque wrench, that’s not what’s designed to do. Use a breaker bar and then grab the torque wrench to retorque, so how accurate is your torque wrench? Do you think his keep BLOWING UP?? you just blew my mind that’s for sure.
I remember when the SMX actually warped the quarter panels because the rocker panels twisted. It's snapped more suspension welds and strengthening welds than I can count. It also had to have a strengthening plate added to the front of the motor. I don't think the El Camino was built to handle so much power. Let's not forget, it was still running in the low 7's on only six cylinders without detonating the block... Somehow?
All jokes aside the drama that we didn’t even create has gotten both channels quite a bit of extra views 😂
Gotta love when a plan comes together. Even as an accident 😂
All of it works to help both channels, works for me Cleet.
It's all a matter of perspective 😅 I'm still gonna watch both channels!
Ain't that just the UA-cams for ya.
Just like on shorts specifically created to make people angry and comment.
Engagement, even negative engagement in the comments definitely has an effect in the algorithm.
Little drama, and everyone will talk about it for a week, soak up them extra views.
Some people live in reality TV land and don't understand how dynamic relationships work in real life. Good for more views though I guess 😂 👍
Any engine that can mostly survive the Cleetus Maintenance and Race program is a winner. It's that simple.
As long as it has oil in it😅
Oh it has oil... just not alot of it.
It's the test program that kills. How many passes without anyone noticing no second gear?
McFarlane R&D will find the limits of anything and everything. Your money back if we can't break it.
@@geniferteal4178 diesel is oil right/
There’s no issue. You build the best drag and drive engines. Proline builds arguably the best all out drag race engines. Different applications!
Exactly what garret said mullets will always be smx and Leroy Pete’s engines he’s not married to a brand so he does whatever he wants and people don’t get it 😂
@@aneuryalgarin2175**SML**
@@aneuryalgarin2175**SML**
@@aneuryalgarin2175 imo the issue comes from the timing and him not at all addressing it after pulling down the video.
@@cj09beira what video got pulled?
KSR Kevin said day 1 that mullet was too heavy, gonna cost 100 of thousands of dollars and its still gonna cause problems BUT thats what cleetus wanted
I remember that. KSR Kevin did a hell of a job building the original Mullet. It was still never going to be the ultimate platform.
Speaking of that, it seems like they just forgot about Kevin.
Which is exactly what most hobby racers do. They modify and race what they have.
@@djhals0 I thinks it's more they both have their own lives with kids, responsibilities, Kevin runs his own shop, Cleetus has multiple irons in the fire. Just life..
@@ls_812and distance. They live hours away from each other.
The fact that you even have to bring up the relationship between you and Cletus pretty much cements the fact that social media is the devil. Obviously you are a fantastic engine builder.
Imagine the characters of people who try to ferment this stuff, hurt people's businesses and lives in general. Complete dregs.
You can't blame a tool for what people do with it.
Good Lord - 2 different engines for 2 different things - Cleetus has addressed this as well - People need to chill out
But they won't because some people enjoy starting rumors.
when you understand that everyone has there own speciality then it’s not problem people just creating attention to themself to get a reaction from them they do need to take a chill pill
Well people who live and die UA-cam don’t understand someone going away from one of their UA-cam heroes..
@@ryandevriendt1324 Steve builds dry deck too tho, and it would be nice to have loyalty. Garrett is not some professional. He does a few events each year..
@@JonHop1what part about Steve doesn’t offer a pro mod Hemi did you miss?
I'm grateful that Cletus introduced Steve Morris to me in his videos. I love the work that you do, how honest and transparent you are and I'm a HUGE fan!
Same here. I watch all of Steve’s videos now as well as HED’s videos.
I can vouch 100% that Mullet wasn't designed to be pushed to the level it has achieved. But neither were any of his other builds up to that point, Leroy's a good example too. I've really enjoyed following Cleeter and I'm super excited for the opportunity to have had a hand in helping him get there over the last seven years. The fact that Steve is getting that engine back and all the rods are still in it says a lot about the engineering that went into the SMX design from the start because Cleetus has a knack for freeing rods from captivity... a lot.
The firewall wizard has spoken 😃
😂😂😂
Freedom!!! Rods and all..😂
Don’t you have an eagle to build?? Jk!! I agree with your statement
"just tickled the rev limiter" is Cleeterspeak for at least 1000rpm over the redline. For a while.........at 60lbs of boost in a fat pig car.
can't wait for the next video from you guys. whoop
Thanks for setting everything straight and showing us the full build, the rods make all the difference!
27:46 that little sequence of f-ups had me cracking up 🤣. Glad to see you're human like the rest of us
@NFBartos LOL that socket is gone until they move out! Almost lost a wrench, too...
I was going to say, you lost a socket behind your toolbox!
Thats where I would've lost my temper so bad, I would have had to scrap that footage!🤣
27:54 say goodbye to the deepsocket 10mm
@@rektiumstuff3245 Haha here we see the natrualy skittish nature of a 10mm socket as it flees back into the wild.
I didn't know there was an issue, I mean engines break. It's kind of what racers, race cars, and engine builders do.
I don't think many thought there was an issue. What many did not seem to like, was how Garrett ended that video after Sick Summer.
@AB-80X exactly my thoughts. People seemed to have taken that as a dig at Steve with how it was phrased.
It’s just a bunch of armchair critics looking for anything to bitch about.
Running the engine when it's down a cylinder has be really hard on the mains with all the weird harmonics that would be going on at those power levels. It's impressive that it didn't break worse honestly.
@@AB-80XI mean all I see is people defending everything Cleetus does. It’s like yall work for him in the UA-cam comment section
Ol' Cleet just runs the best engine for the class he's running. That's why Pete Harrel engine in Leroy, Steve Morris engine in Mullet and Proline in Eagle! Best class engine for each respective class!
If he was going to keep it, I say put the SMX in Leroy. But that ain't gonna happen since Steve bought it back.
I do think it would be neat to see leroy with the SMX though. I get it's a terrible idea, but it would be wild.
I was hoping they would put in a SML in the Eagle.
@@cajampaa ls based engine has about the same chance of surviving in a pro275 car as a blind donkey does winning the Kentucky derby
@@54raceman Ok why? I guess I have no idea what a pro275 car is then. I thought because they started on LS based engines is would suit them well to have an ulitmate version of a LS in the SML. Why would that not "survive". What is it that I am missing if you are so much better informed?
Props to Cleetus and Steve for keeping each other in the loop to avoid awkward surprises. Tells a lot about their character by the way they treat their partners.
They both knew the shit storm of garbage that was going to happen before it even started.
It has happened multiple times on Cleetus' channel, and bet your butt he already told Steve it was going to happen. If they weren't wanting it to happen, they would have released a video MONTHS ago about what all was coming up for both channels and to NOT start any bullshit because of it.
But like Cleetus said, it has gotten BOTH channels a bump in video watching. So why not manipulate the soft skulls and get a few extra bucks from youtube monetization.
And how they relate to employees and competition. Kevin Smith is another of the good guys. He is friends with an employee who (Drew) went to NASCAR.
@@overyonderjustapiece honestly even if they did you'd still have the casuals up in arms about it.
@@overyonderjustapiece Best comments out of all these comments thank god someone knows how UA-cam works! And the soft skulls comment was mint!
That little green Mustang, sure is making Cleet spend a lot of money 🤐
Well, I normally don't make comments on other machine shops repairs, but this was drawn to my attention about the repairs that were made on these cylinder heads for Garrett, @6:24, when you showed your work on the repair of the blend of the cylinder head combustion chamber, I noticed that there was a lot of pitting and excessive voids in the filler weld. This is a common issue when TIG welding aluminum material in a cylinder head (to bring back depth and height) when the main core is not heated to a specific temperature. From my experience, I had the best results when I stripped the cylinder head down to the bare core and placed it over a open flame at a low heat setting on a rack in a controlled fire box. I would let them slowly (cook) up to the specific heat that I wanted. ( It would take up to two days mostly ) But when it came time to do the repair welding, the end results were unnoticeable and a better product that didn't promote torching, especially under boost.
Just food for thought.
@@805-TFX 100% I get that it might not matter in this situation but I would feel a lot better with a good repair if it was my weld
In my opinion, there is no engine builder that has more integrity than Steve Morris. He has always been 100% transparent and has gone above and beyond with customer service for not just Garrett, but many other customers as well! Steve is 100% liget in my book. As Always, May God Bless you and yours! 😇
People forget Cleetus makes content. Getting engines from different people adds to that. Everything used to be LS. He’s branched out and has engines from different builders and manufacturers. It adds to the channel. That is his job. Let’s also consider how long it would take to get engines rebuilt if he only used 1 builder. At the rate he blows up engines he would be waiting forever. Gotta spread it around.
I would hope that dealing with ONE company, that they would have MULTIPLE backups sitting in the warehouse that are Cleetus' specifically. While Steve COULD do that, Cleetus isn't gonna drop $300k for 2 extra engines sitting in boxes at Steve's place IN CASE he breaks something. Texas Speed having a larger warehouse could do that if they chose to, or ship them to him to keep in the big ass barn where he keeps the toterhome across from the shop.
most of his engines still use the LS platform except for I believe Neighbor and Mcflurry and soon to be Eagle so it isn't like he abandoned the LS platform but you're 100% right about how it adds to the channel
I think the biggest thing being overlooked is sponsorships. Cleet doesn't get free engines but he gets some sort of discount with the advertisement value from the views he gets. Steve can get him a scratch and dent SMX and a refurbed big block but if he built and reworked every single cleetus engine at a discount he'd never be able to complete his other customer engines that bring in more profit.
One or two engines each at multiple engine builders and now he gets more discounts and a better chance of an emergency rebuild just once or twice a year. It's an everybody wins scenario.
They use(d) LS for everything because they know the engine inside and out. But if he wants to keep progressing they have to step out of their comfort zone.
Texas speed was the original OG, it's just the progression of racing. As the program gets more serious, so does the chassis and the engine. I don't hear anyone crying about mullets chassis. Which I might assume was built by any UA-cam creator
The timeline tells the truth, Garrett filmed the Proline HEMI video before Sick Summer! Garrett did not know the SMX heads were removable just like the Proline HEMI until after Steve drove out to help him with the lifters.
Garrett & Steve were still working together after the Proline video was filmed, NO DRAMA!
Makes so much sense but most people won't put that amount of brain power to think about it sadly and we end up with this debacle
No Garrett was right also... You can't take the heads off while the intake is on inside mullet there's not enough room... And anybody that's watched them work on it during a drag week should know that
Nope. The proline video was done last week. I knew the second he left the shop lol
@@JayMac take your meds
@@WowCreativeUsername....... I literally got DMs immediately after he left from people who were there. Not everything is a lie 🤷♂️
I don't care what the rumors say, I'm new to this detailed big block engine building scene- This Man, Steve Morris is an Absolute Legend!
Yes, other engine builders exist, but my gosh!
Love how wholesome steve is. I have no issues allowing my kid to watch the channel
It's funny, all the people saying cleet was ditching steve for "his old big block" while steve built it and is over here still rebuilding it. I guess these people also think a SMX is a direct competitor to proline.
Ikr! The OG big block was the original plan
Just can’t fix stupid! 😂😅
Are you saying Proline is leagues above ?
Proline is just like NIKE lol
@@JestaBl1tz did you watch sick week you clowns should buy knee pads cleetus acted like a bitch even after what steve did but you can buy it was planned only thing planned was on steves side getting his SMX back
@@JestaBl1tz you have no right to speak because they at least make engines while you sit here and act like every keyboard wielding wannabe mechanic who knows nothing
Cleetus uses his reach to raise the online profile of other shops. Be those chassis or engine builders, tuners or body workers, lawncare guys or concreters, helicopter maintence facilities or RC plane builders.
There is no hate - just a guy having fun, spreading the love and building subscriber numbers for others.
Not every tuner or engine builder offers a package for every car - doesn't mean bridges have been burned with everyone he has previously worked with.
Cleetus does it for discounts!
@@AR-ed3xw not necessarily sometimes it just a good company and he hooks up like the lawn care nut doing rick Ross land
@timnewburry3687 I don't know what you mean with "rick Ross land" but even the first grass video it is mentioned he would get a discount for traffic to that guy's channel!
@@AR-ed3xw and? Not everyone he works with is because of that, and it’s also extremely way more likely these companies give him a discount AFTER he reaches out to work with them and they find out who he is. Since they’re gonna be in his video and it’s basically like sponsoring him for the advertisement at that point. If he was only working with people who offered him discounts first, he wouldn’t be working with as good of companies as he does because some of these bigger name companies are already doing well themselves and don’t really actively look to reach out to people because they don’t really NEED to, but when someone as big as Cleetus comes knocking to use their product, it’s a no brainer on their end to work a deal with him
@TheJerseyNinja I guess you need to pay more attention before coming at someone with that huge paragraph of wrong! He literally gets discounts for view and like counts, as has been discussed! Yall cleetus d!c* riders really are something else!
Steve is known throughout the world. You don't get that kind of notoriety without being a badass engine builder. Just because Cleet tried something different doesn't take anything from either one of them. Anyone notice Cleet has at least one of just about every manufacturer, now? Smart dude. He has something for everyone. Whether a GM, FORD, DODGE, or a TOYOTA fan, he has something that will appeal to your racing taste.
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Dodge ?
@@loganbarnert1397Yes Dodge, the Proline engine that's going into Eagle is a Hemi
@@Rancidtimes As far as I am aware, the Hemi was a Chrysler thing at the beginning.
@@Timberwolf69 Yes Chrysler, then shortly after (like a few years) they became Chrysler Dodge. Which came out with the Cuda to name just one of the many that show cased the Hemi, not a lot mind you but a few cars ended up with them.. Then it was an option to have one if it would fit..
The engine failed due to lack of maintenance. Not that it was built poorly or poor workmanship. Steave has been 100% open on this engine since day 1 and he’s been there every time Cleetus has had an issue with it as it’s great info for R&D. People forget mullet was meant to be a jet car and the engine was just to help get it around and up to speed for top speed run
Oh and just for the record anyone that sends negative comments about any engine you build has zero clue nor the money to purchase your cheapest used engine. You are a legend, ultimate reliability and build quality. I’m a die hard Nelson guy and I honestly think you might just be more detail oriented than Tom is. Listening to you talk reminds me of the engineering class I probably should have paid more attention to.
If it wasn’t for Mullet’s big blocks, I would have never known about Steve Morris and his engines. Same as Texas Speed, Proline and HED. I’m happy to see the channel and the industry evolving thanks to the exposure of these engine builders.
No need to explain. You prove yourself day in and day out with your work!!! Keep at it!
I really hate the internet sometimes and how people try to create issues and divide when they have no idea of what’s going on
Before the internet, you only had to deal with that one asshole in your group of friends. Now, ALL the ass-hats can irritate everyone in the world. Isn't technology great?
I mean all I see is people defending everything Cleetus does. It’s like yall work for him in the UA-cam comment section
@@Freddy_Confetti no but the guy is free to do as he pleases. Neither of them should have to make a video explaining anything. Whats there to defend he did nothing wrong lol that’s the whole point of it.
I hate that steve feels he has to justify anything to subscibers garrett & all racers know they are pushing the limits with engines no one does more than Steve morris for his customers being constantly under the spot light can be uncomfortable but it is the price you pay being on "U" tube he is a great guy lets get behind him not try and cause trouble.
At first I commented that he should put a fresh SMX in Eagle because I was under the impression that it was going to replace Mullet as a drag and drive car. As soon as he posted a video at Pro Line I knew that was not the case and that he was building a dedicated racecar. Why would anyone assume there would be beef over this?
This is why i love this channel. Steve is as open and to the point as possible. Shows as much as he can failure or not. Keep up the great work Steve and team. Respect from the UK.
Its disappointing people speculate so much that you have to address the "issues" that dont exist. I mean watch the videos and enjoy. Clearly, racing is racing at this level theres no warranty. The fact that Steve does what he does for his customers is pretty frikkin awesome. Either way....im excited for the vids to come
do people not understand the difference between drag vs drag and drive?
No I really think they don’t. I think alot of fans of these channels don’t know much about racing other than what they have learned through the channels, which is fine but it’s something ive noticed
There's still a bunch of people thinking eagle will be a drag a and drive car. You can't make this up 😆
NOPE!!🙄
Last time I checked, Steve doesn't only do drag and drive, even tho it's his specialty.
I certainly don't know.. I'm a musician and music producer who dabbles in automotive youtube because I enjoy working on my old Firebird but I don't race it either.. I can still guess; does drag imply that it's strictly a trailer car that runs on the track? while drag n drive implies a car that is still street legal and able to get around without a trailer?
Hardest part about being a big youtuber is dealing with some of the comments. Personally I never once felt like Cleetus was abandoning you or mad about anything. He knows exactly why it broke. Lol! Like you said, the right tool for the job.
Cleet and Steve would not see 99.9% of these comments.
Yeah...doing donuts in Mullet. I love ole Cleet as much as the next guy but he does some really dumb stuff sometimes. He'll blow that Proline before too long too. Virtually guaranteed.
Well, KSR said that the car was going to be too heavy, but that's the way he wanted Mullett built. However, at least he's raised awareness and brought more eyeballs to your shop and to pro line.
I figured it was a class thing.
The SMX is tough as heck, we saw it run a high 6 with cracked mains and down a piston.
Steve, the average viewers are ignorant of how engines and things really work.
Most of Garrett’s fan are ignorant to just about everything.
Nah just fanboys like you never heard of anything outside of the smx. Do you see any smxs in any real pro mods? Nah but you see a lot of prolines
@@chicago_race_engines7538 To run an SMX exclusively at the track is not the smartest way to use that engine. To use a 481X as a drag n drive engine is equally ignorant.
@@majorrev8690 agree
That's meth'ed up man!
aah, new this would be coming. Any time Cleet makes some move up the chain in the industry, there's this thing that happens where people get weird about it.
New goals, new problems, new solutions. 's all in the game.
I made this exact comment on cleetus’s video. You make drag and drive motors. High hp motors for drag and drive cars. Not trailer queens that get pushed to the line and towed back to the trailer. People don’t understand tho because they arent car guys or know anything
Steve is wayyyy full of pride! ❤ I love the fact he defends the smallest thing when it comes to SME products. 👍
Ultimately what I learn from Steve Morris videos is what a great guy he is. High class and all around awesome! Keep being you Steve.
Ablative material on the pistons? Steve’s building space shuttles over there!
Hey Steve, it's really cool that you and Cletus work together the way you do. And you have nothing to explain. Your stuff is top-notch brother. Everybody knows that. Keep it going. God bless
At 27:50 I’m so glad to see Steve deal with the same shit i do on a daily basis😂
I can swear that i heard Cleet say that he may have hit 9,5k rpm on the SMX a couple of times, a couple of times/events. So in my book that SMX you built is on it's 3-6th life. I love Cleet and it has much to do that i like him stepping over some boost/rpm boundrys. He's has the heart of a discoverer, no matter what the cost will be!! I also love your vids Steve since I'm no longer able to job on engines as I loved to back in time. Work hard, stay happy!
Steve , when cutting an oil filter open for inspection are you not cutting the paper off the steel insert to actually check it where the flow of oil catches the particles from inside out ?I was always told the filter flows from center out . Therefore just looking at the outside of the filter paper itself isn’t always the best way . We of coarse always block the bypass so ALL oil runs through the filter to help prevent more damage on a race engine if bearing failure does happen . Great video 👍
Being Mullet with SMX was dry sump will he be going dry sump on the BBC now? Thanks for another great Video Steve Sir. The BBC sounds beautiful like a SME piece of ART as always
No, you can clearly see the wet sump pump and pan when Kyle was assembling it in this video.
@@strykerentllcWhat about the g forces? Including when he stops at the top end.
@@geniferteal4178 That's a question only the giraffe can answer. He knows the limits and shortcomings of the BBC so...
Why are all these comments talking about big black cocks? Whole lotta gay up in here /s
@@geniferteal4178
That engine and many other engines live under those conditions. I think Mullet is headed for a class that is less hard on things than Unlimited, Back to being a small tire car I guess.
I like the honesty from Steve that carries a lot of weight in my books. Dont forget Engines all eventually break that's a guarantee.
Cleetus is hard on equipment. Not a shocker. That Proline may live a long life, but then Cleetus....Also, Mullet and Eagle are two different cars in two different applications.
It will be interesting to see. Seems like many feel that maintenance is not one of Garrett's strong points. And that Proline really needs love and care to stay alive.
I've still got $100 on him starting the proline without oil before a few months are out 😂
given the rate that the NPK guys go thru proline engines.... it wont be long at all before cleet finds some limitations..... looking forward to it
I’ve been in the trade working on engines for over 30 years. I’ve learnt lots from your videos. Keep up the great work. You’re an awesome builder. Keep up with the awesome videos Steve even if I learn something small it’s worth the watch.
As for the SMX that was in Mullet. Harmonics do really weird things. I don’t think it was a fault of Steve or Cleet. It was just one of those weird engine things
I was going to comment on one of CJRC's vids that ProLine didn't do drag and drive engines, but I wasn't 100% sure, so I kept my mouth shut. Thank you for the confirmation in my thinking.
Proline is a solid block no water. start it up down the track and shut it off.
They do drag and drive engines just not very many and for very few people
They’ll do it if you ask them to, but different builders become known for different niches, usually unintentionally too
Dude money gets you anything, don't be ignorant.
@@SourBogBubble Your comment is just as ignorant to me, as mine is to you. Who runs a Proline in drag and drive? I genuinely don't know, and seem like you can inform me.
When you run a few thousand hp shit breaks , but the research that Steve has put into the smx is unreal to think an engine of that power level can be driven state to state and still put a car into the 5s is pure wizardry
Just a thought about the preheating on the engines mentioned at roughly 11:30 . For the engines with water cooling, you can get a Calix Forced Circulation Heater which will heat the engine to 230°F. They also have contact heaters in case you want to run it dry, or insertion heaters (Which needs to run wet) in case the customers might want to pre-heat the engines.
Well as a guy that has been racing, Cletus is not easy on any of his racing motors, I was very impressed that you dropped everything to see if you could help him out. I have never heard of a racing motor with a warranty. I just wish I could afford one of your engines .
I love your integrity Steve. Always upfront about everything. People need to stop drawing conclusions like a 14 year old kid,
What about a "cleetus still loves me" shirt!!
Steve has been to Proline, he was gonna put his application in but they don't machine any of their stuff there lol, they outsource everything.
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It is amazing to see the drama some people like to imagine going on. It never entered my head that there would be any kind of issue between you both. Like you said you hinted many times at the fact you were repairing the big block to go back in Mullet I mean what would do you need to say. And it was also quite obvious that the SMX was breaking mullet apart. Crazy that you have to explain yourself to some people. Keep up the great work Steve always a please to get educated on anything engine wise by yourself.
People should put the time & effort they used on worrying about a UA-camr's + engine builder's business relationship into their own project.
i would still watch Steve's channel even if cleet up and quit!
I don't even watch Cleetus's channel.
@@helpallofem4428it’s a fun channel to watch. I love the shenanigans. If you are a serious type person with no sense of humor, don’t bother watching.
@@helpallofem4428
On a rare occasion I do. But I was here 10+ years ago.
I kept watching cos Steve's wagon is AWESOME
Cleetus is nothing more than an irresponsible fool with absolutely zero integrity or talent. His only claim to fame is the way he quickly destroys excellent equipment and charms his followers into thinking that he’s somehow special, rather than the no talent bum that he is.
So the scratch and dent SMX is going in to the new Camero that Kevin is building for you and Val
I dont think it is, but we will see.
I have been saying the same thing on both of your Facebook. If there was a problem Steve would not have dropped everything to take parts to Cleet. They both have hints in there video's that the engine was not the best fit for that car. You can't take a 410 World of Outlaws motor and put it in a drag car and vise versa and expect them work work well. Love the Derek from Vice Grip Garage reference on the shirt. As soon as you held that up I was thinking the same thing!
Cleetus always pushes engines to the limit to find a breaking point, that what he's about, i love the fact that eh has a engine for pretty much each car, fact he will now have 3 different onces for 3 different car just means he building the best car for the best classic. as you know hw runs in several different ones, he doing all of this for his fans, i love that! making different content so it not the same boring stuff he's doing, its amazing, i love that he does that! one of the best channels on here for drags, for drags and drives to doing skits to other content, he's switching it every time, i doubt he has a problem with anyone he works with because he just naturally talented at doing whatever he gets into, only naturally talented at pushing the limits and breaking stuff lol. it won't be long before he build a smx drag car with the right car for that engine!
I know Steve could build an engine that you can hit the 1/4 mile 25 times and refresh but why would he he has been 5’s with his engines and that’s what cleetwants however if you notice cleet likes having different engines in the fleet keeps everyone on there toes and that’s the diversity of the channel part of why everyone loves him
If I ever win the lottery, I’m buying two (SMX)’s one for my 68 Chevelle, one for my living room!!
People are looking for drama. Hopefully this will clear the air forever.
Keep on keepin’ on brother. Racing breaks shit. If ya ain’t breaking shit ya ain’t racing. It’s a good community. All have a lot to offer.
Absolutely! It shows great communication and mutual respect between Cleetus and Steve. Their ability to keep each other informed to avoid awkward surprises speaks volumes about their character and the way they value their partnerships.
38:52 Socket goes flying into Narnia behind the toolbox - you’ll never see that one again…
It most likely hit the floor and rolled out right under his feet.
Wouldn't be a 10mm would it😂
@@TheOriginalDaveJ Na, Steve doesn't build with 10mm. Knows that the 10mm is always gone :p
Hey Steve I was watching your videos before Cleetus was a customer I always thought you had a great personality and definitely a great engine builder love what you do bro
Steve cutting open the filter and knocking his tools repeatedly everywhere is pure comedy gold. Unfortunate, I now need to clean up the coffee I spat out while laughing 🤣
Appreciate the detailed explanation. Never did I doubt your craftsmanship and brand. You are a solid dude Steve with an amazing amount of knowledge and a fantastic product. Keep teaching us and I will be glad to keep learning. Keep up the great work brother.
i think what you should do is explain the water jacketing… i’ve read comments and people seem to be confused on the fact that Eagle will not be a drag and drive car, people were disappointed eagle won’t have an smx, not understanding that your smx is designed more for drag and drive, and the proline hemi is not water jacketed. maybe explain the difference for people not getting it?. love the videos keep it up! ❤
797 N/A on the first pull! Very nice
0:03 Excellent point.
@Steve Morris Engines i have a really great idea of the whole turbo charging the engine on a different way no one ever has done it, it removes turbo lag, it removes turbo manifold piping, reduces alot back pressure, and i think it should make more power if you want i want to share my info and it should 100% work in my opinion, i dont want to share it just in case its gamechanging.
Love the channel. I think it’s awesome how transparent you are the way you show everything. Best engine channel on UA-cam!!!
You are one of the most awesome men I’ve seen in the build game
@@davecaresforyou7606 he's been in the engine game for a long long long time
Thanks for the explanation about Garrett and the engines. I think the fans were missing the context in the beginning of this whole debacle.
This
I watched the end of that video and watched the comments right after that go goofy. I didnt think anything was out of line or negative towards Steve or the SMX, people just love to talk crap and try to start drama.
138 👍's up Steve Morris thank you for sharing 🤗
NO NOS MY SHIRT ALSO SAID NO HAIR DRYERS OR AIR PUMPS N/AONLY 2150 HP 1550 TQ 1005.8 INCHER 5.4 IN A DRAGSTER
I'm mid 50's and the other day my nephew, 16, told me he liked my Steve Morris shirt and asked where he could get one. I was happy to tell him, but I might buy one for him. Kids going places. He does have a sweet '86 Mustang that they are starting to introduce power mods to. But I'm happy he see's quality and appreciates it. Yes, he knows SM products.
So there’s no beef with this Garrett guy, but what about with cleetus😆
SMX IN THE DALE TRUCK PLZ don’t buy it back yet
That’s what I was thinking is going to be done with it. It’s still possible
Stupidly overkill. LS makes way more sense.
he's not doing the SMX in the Dale truck so stop
@@theunhingedgamer3762 we can always dream 💭
@@theunhingedgamer3762 you stop.
There goes the 10mm socket.... LOL :-) @27:53
I think people forget that you two have a real life relationship. I wouldn't worry about the people searching to create drama. Keep up the great work.
Both Steve and Cleetus have done nothing but win and grow each others channels and reputations since they joined up . Great things have happened and are coming . These guys are killing it
Lol...Steve and Cleet got you all chomping at the bait! :D
it's "champing at the bit"
Yeah, except neither Cleet, nor Steve, produced any bait.
Its all just made up controversy from loons, who need drama, even if they need to make it up.
You know, the same type of people, who need to make everyone around them unhappy, just because they are.
I don't know when it changed, but Cleets fans are a bunch of weirdos. Probably all crybaby liberals. Cleets fanbase in the early days were all level headed traditional dudes.
@@nitro2199It’s either one.
ProLine discussion at 29:18
It was the way in which Cleetus ended his Sick Week video. His poor communication, the tone in which he said it caused all the drama.
Compounded with all the maintenance and mechanical drama leading up the engine issue, it inferred he was moving on and wasn't happy
Yup. All in the wording. There’s no drama. I find it interesting that he doesn’t recognize he said something upsetting because he’s never gotten anywhere near this level of backlash, if any in his entire career.
Cleetus never said this, as you said, people inferred it. Obviously Cleetus wasn't happy, but he didn't trash Steve in any way. We know what they say about assume.
I don't know where the beef started. It's nobody's business other than Cletus and Steve's. Steve has been nothing but honest and reputable from the beginning every video of watched. Some people just have to have drama in their life or they don't have anything at all. Keep doing what you guys are doing it's fun to watch also very educational. Thank you both 😊😊😊😊
I was a bit interested in the fact that you don't add o1 sensors in the header tubes to monitor each cylinder. Seems like on a newly repaired Cleeter project you would check each cylinder's performance.
So what you're saying is, you two are enemies and there will be a PPV fight on Freedom+? CLEETUS VS STEVE - Winner gets a Tesla, a real car.
😆😆 yep 100% happening, start putting down your bets lol
Ba bam
"issue" 😅 Steve out here milking it
Im not even mad about it, steves content is good
Hey, it works. 😂
It is an issue for a bunch of the knobheads on UA-cam, judging by the comments
Nah I think it was needed because people are quick to assume the worst when nothing even happened. It’s easier just to address it so it doesn’t destroy your business.
@@crypticchris8812 i dont think he is in any sort of risk of business damage, most folks are not going to buy a steve morris engine, and the ones who are, understand.
We love both of you. It truly says a lot of your character that you brought parts to help him and fix the engine.
Hands down my favorite fitting t-shirts. I love how soft they are and the fit in the sleeves that show off your work at the gym.
Not gonna lie as a business owner I’d never do business with Garrett and it’s all because of his so called fans. They act like they know something about drag racing and Garrett destroying everything he drives and uses and then his so called fans attack whoever it be he is using in that vehicle. They are really screwing him over because people are gonna stop having his as customer or wanna sponsor him because of backlash they might get because people don’t know crap about making horsepower and go attacking businesses blaming them saying it’s all their fault Garrett destroys every engine or part he uses. Because the last thing Garrett does is take it easy on anything and the lack of maintenance is even worse. And when we destroys something here comes his group of no nothing fans bashing a business and company/brand. The internet shouldn’t speak for anyone or anything they don’t own themselves let alone afford or have never ran. Is simple
They all love the attention he BRINGS.
And as you said, when it brakes its usually his fault lol
Break = Drama = more rumors = more comments = closer it gets to it being viral = more views and more sponsorship money….
There is no money (business) like show business…
You’d do business with him in a heartbeat if given the chance😂
It's a double-edged sword. You get tons of free advertising and tons of new customers wanting to have the same stuff Cleetus does, but you have to deal with all the keyboard warriors (who will never buy an engine like this) trash talk you.
@@KJ-kw7ghyeah he would he be like where do I sign
I just watched your technician do the first torque on the heads. And then afterwards he took the same torque wrench and a loosened all those head nuts that he just torqued….You never loosen a HEAD nut/bolt with a torque wrench, that’s not what’s designed to do. Use a breaker bar and then grab the torque wrench to retorque, so how accurate is your torque wrench? Do you think his keep BLOWING UP?? you just blew my mind that’s for sure.
I remember when the SMX actually warped the quarter panels because the rocker panels twisted. It's snapped more suspension welds and strengthening welds than I can count. It also had to have a strengthening plate added to the front of the motor. I don't think the El Camino was built to handle so much power. Let's not forget, it was still running in the low 7's on only six cylinders without detonating the block... Somehow?