Is the Barra 4.0L block better than the 2JZ and RB30?
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- Опубліковано 22 січ 2019
- You asked for it, so here it is. We analyse the Barra block, have Platinum Racing Products perform their block tests and we compare it to the legendary RB30 and 2JZ blocks. Please bare in mind we are analysing the block only, no other parts or systems of the engines.
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I'm a Toyota guy but credit were credits due.
Not only did Ford Australia engineer a block that stands up to some of the most bullet proof performance engines in the world but they then went and dropped them into damn near every car they made.. Thanks to that ppl are going to be building relatively inexpensive monsters out of junkyard parts for decades to come.
"damn near every car " what are you talking about? falcons and territories witch are just falcons witch is now extinct ue to lack of sales think about the numbers in global terms .. they are nothing ...pretty sad imagine how things would have went if they put them in transits F trucks and made diesil one a hot one could have even gone into a nice Jaguar who apparently contributed to the head design
@@incolink Ford *Australia* only ever made Falcons and Territory's so far as I know..
good enough to be used as taxis, old man owns an ex cab nearly 700 000km uses it as his daily no issues in 6/7 years.
O yes imagine if they had give these to jag. The S type would have been sick .
Pity the rest of the car that the Barra is attached to is shit
If Ford included that engine as an option in the Mustang, it would be more Supra than the new Supra.
Just to add to your comment the new Supra looks like someone depressed designed it really sad looking ugly Supra horrible looking car externally
Tibs M I know. But apparently more plastic bits and pieces is beauty to some people. From the side profile the shape is neither practical or attractive. but people nowadays are not expected to be all that practical. We are expected to copy each other tho!
@@Acceptance888 looks like some sort of bird from the front
@Castle Bravo it definitely looks weird and sad in person
@Castle Bravo I'd rather just have a normal looking BMW way better proportions and overall look imo
Now test the 2JZ against the B58 in the 2020 Toyota Supra!
pretty sure the B58 is an aluminum block, so can't really compare.
@@sigmaprojects that just means they wouldn't really be able to compare hardness or bore thickness and such but I'm still curious how it compares in size, weight, oil/water flow, and whatever else they can come up with.
@@TJSpartan008 there are videos of youtube talking/showing about oil and coolant galleries and other internal workings for the B58. Engineering Explained is one of them
@@Legotruck82 yeah but pretty much all I've seen is a review on one or the other. Has anyone done a side by side in depth comparison yet?
@@TJSpartan008 This is probably the closest I've found so far. ua-cam.com/video/83hisrsiRmY/v-deo.html
Cost and Labour of a 1000Bhp Barra is far less than a 1000bhp 2jz
@Genghis Khan barra requires far less to squeeze 1000hp than a 2j
@Genghis Khanthe barra boys mate are funny,cost you 25 k to get a sort of reliable barra at 450 kw,thats from the boys building them,there always going to pop,there just not designed for boost or rpm.2jz and 1jz always going to be the king of 6s get over it,
@@2jzking181
You know how expensive a 2JZ is in Australia? Abit of a unicorn here. First of all, know what you're talking about - A turbo barra motor that's produced after June 2006 can handle 380rwkw+ quite reliably. I had one with well over 200k km's pushing around 400rwkw with no issues. 450rwkw on a stock motor (besides valve springs) is very common. To make such a combo reliable, rods/pistons/springs is all that is needed at that power level. It does not cost 25k to do these mods, I would be very skeptical if I was quoted over 8k by a workshop. There is no doubt the 2JZ is extremely capable but let's act like grown ups here - assuming you are an adult, a little bit of maturity by not spreading miss information to push childish agendas goes a long way.
@@yjkadernot my words man haltec full boost loads of people involed with building barras,have made vids and say the keyboard warriors that say 3k 5k in mods getting this and that are dreamers.jz are everywere in Australia jz might be the king of 6s but there expensive man there just a different kind of animal.i really don't care about the LS this and barra that bla bla,im not a keyboard warrior man,i just watched some fullboost and haltec read comments from guys trying to get reliable hp from a barra is a big effort,also I enjoy watching anything be developed,and will follow it,if you like fords that's heaps cool,relax man its all in good fun. 2JZ FTW
@@yjkader the 2jz can make more than 600bhp on the stock engine. You also have to take into consideration that the displacement is higher. In all honesty, i'd rather build an LS motor from a junkyard since they cost just about the same as the Barra and they have a much bigger after market than the Barra lol
Instead of the company making V12 versions of the LS, Id love to see a "Barra V12". Custom block with 2 Barra heads on top. It would have to be insane lol
Someone might build it if it would actually fit in the engine compartments of commonly modified cars, and if someone would actually buy it.
V12 LS would be cheaper to begin with since the original engine is already a V, and there are a lot of available aftermarket parts for the LS.
It would be shit. The barra’s big strength is its block and capacity. So why would altering that make a monster? Use your brain
The Barra is hands down the best truck engine ever build! With it's tall deck, long stroke and tiny ports it does an excellent job of hauling the family around and not using all the numbers on the Tacho!
2200rwhp with a cast block street driven car 😂 go get your billet shit
bullet engineering sell billet barras for 3500hp+@@lukeneill1568
We need some Barra swapped mustangs in the U.S.
its happening ..apparently a couple of containers of engines went over
I'd love to see these engines show up in our imported engine exchange over here in the states. I'd love to Barra swap my 03 ranger
A fox body would go hard with a decent Barra you can run a Th400 behind a Barra with a bell housing kit.
Picking up a 98 ranger.. I would love one of the barras or the intech in the truck.. Would be a surprise for any stoplight launch..
Could take out a huge crowd then
Awesome, now I defiantly cant wait to get my Barra running here in the U.S.!!!!
Heck yeah, great vid. The occasional Barra did suffer from a bit of water jacket movement during casting, resulting in some having thin spots in the bore, but it really only comes into play with engines running massive horsepower, and the blocks are so ridiculously cheap that anyone having to source a thick wall block for their big boost build will likely only spend 1% of their overall budget finding a good one 😁
well said, agreed and thank you :)
also take into account au falcons are the same block, alot of builders have found they are thicker, so there are millions of au taxis waiting to donate there blocks lol
Bretto aussie The AU motors do take the boost well but I’d take the barra over the AU any day. There $250 here from wreckers for complete barra
Oh no I cracked a block, $50 later.. Lol
@@ashc3765 The pre 1998 blocks are actually the strongest from what I’ve heard
I was a Nissan fan boy in my teen years still am but after owning an few Nissan turbos I found they don't like everyday driving I don't go nuts on my motors I only do small things but from my experience the Ford turbo barra can't be beaten for reliability price fuel consumption it's just a good all round motor that loves everyday driving and isn't bothered by the heat in Australia where I live in summer 50°c happens regularly in summer
I was one of the people who asked if a Barra test was an option in a previous video. Thanks for listening to the viewers. Great content.
Considering the mostly pedestrian market they were designed for, the fact it largely matches such a high bar overall, with capacity advantage thrown in, you really couldn't ask for a better assessment.
Can you test Ken Block? lol
I'm weak LMAO
I was thinking more if he could sonic test the new tesla, interested
The hardness would come up as Chuck Norris.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😋😋😋😋😋😋😂😂😂😂
bruh! XD
Great content guys! Srsly, you do cool research job. Keep on moving and best of luck! Your fan from Russia)
Nice to see a fair comparison in an unbiased environment with numbers that can't lie 👍
Keep up the hard work
#BARRAge! *flips table
It's a great series guys ! Keep it up ! I'm curious, how it all compares to bmw's n54 and m50, and the new b58
It would be nice to test the flow rate of all the rb heads. Rb20 vs 25 vs 25 neo vs 26 vs 30
We already know which ones flow the best when in factory spec. Exact order you said above, but remove rb30, but there is so many variables to test in between stock and drag spec head that it would be a $50,000 exercise in parts and labour to do the test you are asking for properly.
Bugger that not worth the expense for that test. Maybe just a stock head flow test between RB26 2JZ gte and barra perhaps would be a better perspective.
As you lot have said though too many variables when modifying heads I don't think that would be a right comparison really.
We would love to do it but our channel still runs at a loss for time vs views. Sponsors help when they can but we are growing slowly as we simply can't afford what we want to do all the time. Were getting there though,.
@@MotiveVideo What fits and parts viable for your idea for the engine, all are good options and can swap between.
Great content, I really enjoy these video's. No guessing pure numbers!
Loving these vids, Andrew!
I know no ones asking for it, but please test a 1UZ!
It's about inline 6 engines being compared not a damn v8 🤦♂️
@Tex 13 2uz was an iron block
Dats a sleeper
1UZ vs LS1
@@internet_internet this!
"Each engine has it's own fans" . Yeah the RB has a clutch fan and ford have thermo fans ;)
Haha, I needed that! 🤣😂
Awesome video Motive!! Each block had its pros and cons and the Comparo was detailed. Great to see that the Aussie Barra is right in the thick of it with the Best of the Japanese Inline Sixes.
No it's not the pinicsl of top 6s is Toyota the Barra is way down the list.never convince bogans of that.
@@definitionmedia1130 pffft Nice stereotype...At no point did I actually say the Barra was the best. Explain why it's 'waay down the list' with your expert opinion 🙄.
I am loving this series of comparisons on the straight six's. The Rb comparison to the 2jz was an eye opener mostly for the material hardness and the attention to detail on the casting quality in the toyota. It was nice to learn a bit about the barra as well as its not one we see in the UK at all. If you can get hold of one I would love to see this done to a Mercedes M104 block to see if the attention to detail in materials and casting quality is there as well.
This is what I expected no surprises (and I’m a Barra owner). 2JZ is a master piece
Would be good to see the bmw N54 and 1JZ compared also, just to round out the true straight 6 champion. My bets are 2JZ FTW
I wouldn't be surprised if the 1j wins.
Barras do crack unfortunately, usually between cyclinder 3-4 in the cylinder wall when the engine is pushed on a relatively close to stock setup, I have heard this is a cooling issue but no solid evidence to back it up, I’m sure Barra specialists are aware of this issue and probably have measures to prevent it happening on more serious builds
The sohc block is stronger
Never heard of it
Excellent video. Thanks for the info !
This is a really good Video, thanks for making it
The Barra is the best I've seen both an R33 GTR with a Aussie Ford Barra turbo engine! And a VL Calais with Aussie Ford Barra turbo engine.
Have yet to see a RB or 2JZ in where a Aussie Ford Barra engine lives
there is a orange fg that has a 2j.rember the aristo. 2jz has been pushing around heavy cars before the a80 supra.japan is the boss very smart country and they love tuning.oh there is a falcon sprint being built now with a tt 1uz in it. keep it real man
Australia s was just as Smart in terms of engineering ,an eh Holden and xp Falcon was better car for australian conditions as a non 4x4 option ,than a 120y or corolla considering we had same population as Saudi Arabia ,I am sure our design and engineering teams , with same amount of money would match Japan ,I think we could produce d have produced a Hilux , the problem in Australia,to many Japanese sicofants and that makes us not so smart and we lose our industry to yes reliable or thou not so much now ,crude Hilux es ,let's take her to beach once every two years😂shall we ,go auss🤔😏
Also can you test the nissan tb48 im curious about that straight 6 block
I've already asked that but he said it's hard to ahold of that block so maybe one day
Nissan tb48 vs Toyota 1fz!
Those are cool motors. Don't know much about them
I followed a tb48 gtr build a few years ago they were hitting 2500hp but were lifting heads continuously past 1500hp with that being there main fight I would assume the blocks are performing well, definitely would be interesting to see a comparison like this one
Exactly what I was thinking
Love my Barra, spent 5k on a BA xr6 NA and 5.5k for a supercharger kit and a few other bits and bobs and she’s sitting at a comfortable 420kw.
Saving up for a BF typhoon it’s gonna set me back 30-40k but it’ll be definitel worth it especially over a supra or skyline. 👌🏼
That was interesting. Would like to see more barra vids.
Quality as usual 👌🏼
This just makes me cry more about the barra not in production anymore.😭😭
If only Ford USA threw them into the Mustangs instead of the garbage V6 they went with.
@Trooper Buddy be thankful they produced them to the end instead of using the proposed Taurus V6 replacement.
Yours have just stirred the pot with the battle of the straight 6 engines 👌
Not really the 2jz is the king easy the Barra is a groute shit box.
No surprise...Ford always made a great inline 6 engine.
As well as Chrysler and GM too. Slant 6 & Stovebolt engines are solid.
I think I would rather have the Barra, it can still be built to make insane power like the other engines but you can save money on top of it lol win win in my opinion.
Plus you can drop it in almost any build with room
Can you guys please
Do the BMW M50b25 and it's variations
I have an m50b25 lol
Why?
great video, informative love the knowledge
What song is at the end of the video? Also love that you guys do this sorta comparison!
Motive Video, how about the AJ16 4.0 inline 6 Jaguar block?
10:49
Typo on the 2JZ hardness? Shouldn't it be 290-310?
yes. Mistakes happen
@Moe Green Check out Dyn-omite Performance as they have used destroked barras (3.7lt) which you can buy in kit form from elsewhere.
ua-cam.com/video/eQNAiy-EHd0/v-deo.html
I feel like a lot of the people hating on Barras aren't aware of the xr6 turbo version, handles a lot more than the base line barra motor. Barras come in a range of variants
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the strength of the block dictates what sort of cylinder pressure the engine can endure; a larger capacity engine will require less cylinder pressure to make the same horsepower, when compared to a smaller engine. So no doubt being a 4.0L helps the barra make the impressive numbers that it does.
No, the block isn’t the limiting factor. It’s the clamping force of the fasteners keeping the head on the block. You’ll push coolant before the block bores fail
Wish we got the barra in the states.
Just import one from a Aussie junk yard they can be shipped over.
Late model Barra engine $50, postage to us, $2500 lol
@@Chopperdog its possible, just becomes a pain to get parts and support.
@@brandonlexan8460 Yeah I know but not much to them Haltec make a ecu that can be tuned over the internet with a laptop and parts are easy to come by it would be best to buy spares for it at the
I buy Chevy transmission parts from the USA to build them and sell because it's cheaper to buy from over there you get use to it lol.
@@matthewallison7604 Best way is to send it over in a shipping container heaps of Aussies do it with American cars and parts.
I'm always impressed with factory durability regarding HP on factory parts. The 2jz seems to always top every other factory longblock worldwide in terms of the straight 6's.
Not the Barra for bang for buck
2jz has forged internals from the factory just so you know.
In the USA the 92-97 2jz-ge non turbo engines are under 350 bucks. These have turbo rods factory. Id bet it would out run a Barra dollar for dollar
Man O War even v8s too. What v8 or bigger can 3x their power from the factory safely? I always here these junk yard ls but they have more cylinders which equals less stress on the engine as the power is more distributed in a sense
@@NISMOIZKING
Ever heard of a Chev LM7? It's a 5.3 LS based Iron block. Around 220hp standard, 800+whp on stock bottom end is very common. Can push a 1000hp with filed/clearanced piston rings which one could do for free at home with a file and a feeler gauge.
Great info on your videos! I'd love to see what the measurements would be on the Toyota 3SGTE!?
Here in the states we had jeep running a straight 6 from 1989 to 2001. Ford ran them in the f150 back in the day also. My current daily is a 01XJ. 195k.
Superb block!
I guess we're now looking at a 4G63 vs SR vs B-Series comparison next?
Cant compare iron and alloy blocks. We have got a 4G63 sitting here though......
@@MotiveVideo could compare it to the B-series
Well you could, but I see your point Motive
4g63 vs 3sgte maybe?
@@divin3kag3242 and B20
Cool video guys!!!
Good stuff Hermo! now get to sending customers order out pronto!
Barra taxis do over 1M kms, nothing else compares !
Jim Clarke talk about reliability
I've seen plenty of Toyota taxis do well over 1M miles 🤔😉
@@itspapaj4732 So? don't see them doing what barra's do. ever!
but you may not find many privately owned xr6 with over 400k. xr6 turbos are rare to see with over 300k. Taxis are no measure. Toyota camry and aurion will do 1m as a taxi.
@@feralkittiesforyou8914 We have 3 falcons. barra 2 over 400k, going like new, Toyota's change engines every 300k
and what about the old BMW M30 or S38 blocks ? , would be interesting to see the differences , plenty of euro guys pushing over 1000hp on these engines
Good informative video Motive! Straight to the point and with just the bare facts to talk for themselves! :D Respect from Norway!
Question, is it possible to add block cement in between the cylinder bores with some holes/pipes running horizontal for some cooling to make it semi siamese bored for strength? Maybe along with partial deck filling?
BMW M50b25 block please!!! It's an iron block and straight six.
*YES*
it's only popular here in Europe. English speakers only like stock turbo engines
So the 2JZ wins again. Why am I not surprised?
No surprise I mean it came forged internally from the factory so it's to be expected
@@clutchkickpj693 they're testing the block castings, so it doesn't matter if the internals are forged or not
@@clutchkickpj693 plus the rb26 and 2jz both have cast pistons and forged rods like many others
The external webbing will easy make up for the reduced hardness ( higher hardness material is more prone to cracking too) . Thickness is not a issue as no one bores a barra beyond the factory 4l displacement.
At the end of the day both blocks can do 1000-1500hp no problem and 2000hp is not impossible.
@@ashc3765 yes but 2jzs are out there making 3k horse power now lol
Does the large engine size of the Barra equate to good heat dissipation from the larger surface area or is that method of heat loss inconsequential compared to the other ways it does it?
Another fkn great video... Been waiting for this one for a month i recon, as a 2j owner i might buy a barra as a cheap thrasher! One more block to go for the common category although it a v8...
Has anyone suggested yours guys test a 265 HEMI Block yet?
Im a ford guy but yes they should b testing the mighty hemi 6
Love ya work mate. 👍
I have 1 little whinge though. Anychance of broadening the scope of analysis?
1000hp seems to be the bench mark these days for 'high performance' engines.... Shame that too. 1000hp is virtualy USELESS for anything other than drag racing, or bragging, unless the rest of the car has the nuts modified off it too the point it is no longer practical for use (enjoyment) on public roads. Let alone traffic or rain. Then you need another car to take it somewhere so u can drive it as its intended to be used (and the process begins again lol)
Any chance of doing some videos that approach these engineering comparisons from a circut racing or sports/street perspective aswell?
Making a USEABLE 600-700hp from a small displacement, highly strung engine suited for track/street is actually more difficult (maybe not usually quite as expensive) than just going for big game as the way the engine makes its power and deals with heat, fluid dynamics blah blah blah is just as, or more, important than how much it makes.
A 1/4 or 1/8th mile slip is a reference mark of sorts granted but it only tells a fraction of the story. Sure, your big balled monster of an engine will probably smoke me off the mark or from a slow rolling start in a straight line, but, (in my opinion) anyone with some nads and practice can go fast (relativley) in a straight line but its where the straight line ends, changes direction and becomes another straight line that is the real challange. and then there is rally drivers....
-IOI- it’s just as simple as is comparing and analysis popular blocks. Reliability or 1000hp drag racing is relevant to reliability of 600-700hp of circuit racing in our opinion.
These videos just show the basics of what to look for for a solid base for an engine build. If we went into every aspect of an engine the videos will be 10 hours Kong and we’d spend tens of thousands of dollars we don’t have making them.
Just making these is a couple of grand each and we don’t make that back on views. Self funded while we grow
mark 3 and 4 supra have perfect chassi for well over 1000 hp.the 2jz is just a freak,,
Motive Video
I understand, its just the ‘bigger is better’ mantra does not fit when building an engine that ABSOLUTELY requires correct flow dynamics to be first and foremost. Inlet piping, plenum/runner spec, aftercooler characteristics etc etc. maintaining flow velocity and the ability for it to increase is paramount.
Ie; my RB25det with very conservative (relative) setup SMOKES most big Hp setups around the twisties. (Built by professional tuning workshop in Japan)
@@muntee33 oh I thought you owned a Honda for a minute.
Very good video 📹 on that 6 cylinder Block thank you for Sharing
Do a video that shows the differences in the heads too. Flow rates and valve design and whatever
awesome video was waiting for this one its good to see the aussie engine can compete with the best
They should test a m104 mercedes block
yes its an very underrated engine. they handle huge power even with stock internals
@@davidsvanmark2857 it will shaite on any 2jz engine, they take up 1500hp stock block pistons and crankshaft, like any s38,m50 m30 block. It is nice that in australia they have all those japanese engines and support but there is nothing special compared to european engines from the era...
ua-cam.com/video/1OpJp9XnkgM/v-deo.html
@@claudiumxg1 thought the same..
They were going to but the W124 broke down on the way to the workshop
wow that was interesting, good stuff. I still want to get a barra tho, but no-one seems to have them in my area
loving all these videos andrew keep up the good work bro
would love to see a diesel test
1HZ vs 2H vs TD42
Yes!!!!
Can you please do the 1FZ-FE it's the toyota land cruiser straight 6 4.5L engine.
Its not exactly the type of engine you chuck into a Skyline, Silvia or Supra etc and see racing at our events or other events in Oz.
Not atm, but haltech recently did a video of a de-stroked to 4L 1FZ-FE that is running in the same class
ua-cam.com/video/6lbWcfyY8-k/v-deo.html&feature=share
This is an Australian car.
I'm a barra Fan but I have always had such respect for the 2jz... This was really good to watch
But do you understand the Barra is a groute barge not even close to the jz
thank you... love the barra
Have you guys run any of these tests on billet blocks?
These tests aren't comparable as billet expands with heat and has sleeves in it. Different material basically so not really apples with apples
@@MotiveVideo yes you're correct but it would be a good test none the less to see how advantageous a billet block is compared to a cast. Great segment by the way, keep up the good work.
@Tex 13 yes I'm well aware of the benefits of a billet over cast. True data is what i was chasing
@@changereception7750 I get what your saying
A billet block is not a compromise of casting techniques the thicknesses are whatever you want when you order it a cast black probably cost 200$ to manufacture byt the 1000s and cost you about 1500$ a billet block costs 15000 to buy and probably cost 12000 to make starting with an 8000$ "BILLET"
i really hate to do this to you buddy and i know im going to catch hell, but whats up with the jeep 4.0 i6?
Nice video guys! I’m surprised you never got hassled by the grammar police for weigth at 10:51
Good work guys 👌
You should test the 3S(GTE) block against the 2J. They're supposed to be the same engine just a 4 & a 6 version. Same square, 86mm bore & stroke. Be interesting to see how true that is!
That’s going to upset the Barra fans saying there better than a 2JZ! 2JZ is king I’m afraid, big tech tuners will tell you that the 2J is king too now enough of the butt hurt and accept it! Amazing vid guys ❤️
Peak 2jz fanboi, wrong.
David Denisov I’m by no way slating the Barra it’s mega and the reason it gets a false sense of being better than a 2J is displacement, it’s a cracking block and I love it too, I’m part ford man too so I’ve got a whole lotta love for it too ❤️
Nor Dic haha did you even watch the video lol! plus see the above comment I made, still got mad love for the Barra too
I would say that as 2j is getting rarer most tuners will switch to the LS. You can obtain them brand new, in comparison much bigger capacity, sold both as all'aluminum or iron block and it fits many engine bays.
@David Denisov I think your past the point of trying to get off crack,plz just feed this bogan more ice.
Out of curiosity, how about some of the old school blocks, thinking of the old Jaguar XK 3.4 blocks?
these are some of the coolest tests. N54 would be another good contender for I6.
Now let's see a Mang Mang get tested. 😂🤣
@some random guy Maybe to you, but 4 others are saying MANG MANG TIME along with me!! 😂🤣
Hardnesss: a bit
@@mad87645 Let's compare that block against some Play-Doh... yep, the Play-Doh is 4 times stronger than the mighty Mang Mang. 😝😝😝
@some random guy I'd watch a mang mang video.
They can test how big of a boat it can anchor.
What about BMW M50 iron block? Can you please test it?
*YES*
The inline 6 knowone knows about 👍
@@ke70gt18
No just you
Waste of resources.
@@Beater_K
Your a wast of resources
I've always wanted to get a hold of one of these and use it as a truck motor here in the states. I wonder how it would do with towing. The 240/300ci I6's in the F150's seemed to do pretty well. Bottom end torque was definitely there, just no power up top and horrible on fuel. Are these overhead cammed, 4-valve, cross flow head engines the best of both worlds? Anyone over there in Australia use these engines in a light truck setup?
Different strokes for different folks! It's like comparing LeBron - Jordan - Bird all great in their own right. All depends on what you're looking for... Great upload 👍
Barra beast. Ford doesn't make many good engines but when they do. It's alpha
Reckon you could test an N54 block?
*YES*
This videos are sick! Really appreciate them, keep up the good work
It's a such a big shame America missed out on these 3 block legends. Absolute shame IMHO. Now you can't find a 2J under $4500 and I'm sure the Barra is now the same. Well, guess I'll just enjoy my 25yo 1jz Chaser while I can.
Great video series guys!!!
i would love to see in one of these videos the 4g63
Why not test the Mercedes OM606 turbo diesel straight 6 block?
becuase they almost don't exist in Australia and i have bought up the M104's spreading the word that there shit and not worth looking at ...
Hi there, as in category of rb26, can we do 1jz vvti comparison? Thanks you for your time.
7:05 he says about offset boring the cylinder. What does he mean by this? I've googled but only come up with desaxe definition of cylinder/crank offset.
Chevy guy here just dropping by to support Ford over some rice pot
Yet the "rice pot" is better...
@@madkas14 ok fan boy. Got "tune" your forza cars
@@dtoy1809 I actually have cars. I also play gran turismo not forza, so try again kid. Lol
Car guy here just dropping support for realistic automotive industry knowledge.
Ironic that GM and Ford both pulled support for our local production facilities after defrauding various governments and agencies for millions of dollars and walking away, and all this when they had just started to get their technological act together and produce vehicles people actually wanted, vehicles that actually handled (kinda), stopped (sorta) and had huge power potentials locked up inside them.
Irony also has the win in that many current GM and Ford vehicles use engines that either have been designed or developed by 'rice pot' companies. Fords famed 'Eco-Boshit' 4 cylinder is really just Mazda's L-Series 'rice pot' '
GM uses the 'SGE' engine which was designed by Shanghai Auto Industries together with Shanghai GM.
Also worth mentioning is most of the production line equipment on GM assembly lines are made by 'ricepot' Japanese company Hirata Corporation.......
One must ask why Ford and GM automotive divisions are hemorrhaging capital with seemingly no end in sight and cutting employees at an astonishing rate ?
I choose RB series .... cuz of dat awesome RB sound and cuz it's nissan ...
I'm with you
#rbftw
Hey herman .. keep up d good work man .. am watchin from trinidad i wanna get my hands in an rb30 block 1 day n build an duty 30 with ur products
Nissan and RB never ending love story
Yep, was at time attack with that 10000rpm gtr, the sound is awesome
I’d love to see this comparison series extended to 4 cylinders like sr20, 4g63, K20, and 3sgte!
Duratec 2.0/2.3 .
Id love to see how the atlas 4200 compares to the Barra. Would b great if u ever did a comparison on them.
TB48 vs 1FZ!!!!
yes!
N54 next!!!!!!
Bimmer powwwerrr!
id love to see how a vg30dett block would test out with results
So the Barra is the Oz LS, as expected. A great deal, just sounds a bit of a pain to fit in engine bays in some applications; being so tall and bulky.