HOONIGAN 700HP 441" 13.25:1 LS Short Block Assembly - Part 2

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Komentáře • 33

  • @Adam-nv9zo
    @Adam-nv9zo Před rokem +1

    RIP Ken Block 🙏

  • @chrisdunn2544
    @chrisdunn2544 Před rokem

    Luv you video's you are going to be were I get my next engine. Awesome material good work!!!!

  • @Ducati_rider69
    @Ducati_rider69 Před rokem

    I’ve been loving your content. Over the past year I’ve had a forged and sleeved 434 13.5:1 paired to an RPS BC2 clutch being built by TPR in Cincinnati also being built for road racing. I’m excited to see what it’ll make on the dyno as we wrap up my build

  • @kone9912
    @kone9912 Před rokem

    Why LS engines? Have you done any Ford Coyote Engines? If not. Why?
    I'm totally green at this, just trying to learn the game!

  • @farncoisbisson7737
    @farncoisbisson7737 Před měsícem

    Does a 4.125 crank leave enough space for some oil squirter? I have a L8T block than Id like to do a 4.125 stroker with it. I couldn't find much info on those newer blocks ...same things for direct injected pistons designed for 4.125 stroke. Would need to be costum pistons?

  • @sadiqhameed3265
    @sadiqhameed3265 Před rokem

    You did not mention yhe bore size!!!According to cubic size the bore will be 4.124 same as crank stroke?
    I think they call it square engine??

  • @guevoncito6265
    @guevoncito6265 Před rokem

    Always love seeing the attention to detail and absolute perfection in these engine builds. For the general prep and assembly process, if someone misses a step somewhere, at what point would it materialize post assembly?

  • @NA6SPD
    @NA6SPD Před rokem

    Ova 700

  • @davidshields302
    @davidshields302 Před rokem

    What is the LSA, Advance, and Lift on the Camshaft? I assume you are using 1.7 rockers on the LS3 heads.

  • @traviscassidy4717
    @traviscassidy4717 Před 8 měsíci

    Curious what it costs to own a comparably built smedding 441

  • @hambone7777777
    @hambone7777777 Před rokem

    That's interesting about rotation force. Now I want to plot a formula for it. Crank arm length/weight momentum, rod ratio/length, pin/locks, piston/rings, bore/design and even flywheel/clutch/converter etc. weight vs G-force. To get it spot-on. That's cool. Your RPM is under 7150 for the crank. A 4.375" is under 6750rpm. Force would be more than linear, I'd think. Less RPM comparable in actual weight and displacement, etc. Plot for flywheel horsepower maximum at RPM limit, for the rods - application, power delivery, transmission, tires, etc.

  • @Power_Tech_TV
    @Power_Tech_TV Před rokem

    Way cool bro. Love to watch it go together.

  • @BubbaAyers1969
    @BubbaAyers1969 Před rokem

    Nice 👍, there fun to build

  • @adamspencer3620
    @adamspencer3620 Před rokem

    I love the explanation of rod bearings
    This is the reason you go to professional engine builders
    Five out of ten gear heads wouldn’t know that
    My dumb ass would have tried to send the bearings back
    Lol

  • @GETLITUP69
    @GETLITUP69 Před rokem

    Do red loctite the cam bolts...seem like easy insurance...I would have.

  • @414Chevy
    @414Chevy Před rokem

    Why no ARP main studs? Is that a problem with the factory dowels, alignment wise? Are those ARP main bolts or factory main bolts?

    • @JacobVillemain
      @JacobVillemain  Před rokem +1

      Not required for the application. OEM main bolts.

    • @414Chevy
      @414Chevy Před rokem

      @@JacobVillemain Gotcha!!!!! Thanks for the reply.

  • @knoxcane9490
    @knoxcane9490 Před rokem

    Beautiful but what's the motor behind the 441? Love the painted silver timing cover and nice heads

  • @tbl8560
    @tbl8560 Před rokem +1

    How do you know where the cam ICL is if you do not degree the cam?

  • @beardosestuff1880
    @beardosestuff1880 Před rokem

    For the high pressure standard volume pump could you use the stock oil pump and just change out the spring to get a similar result?

  • @extremesnakefan7335
    @extremesnakefan7335 Před rokem

    Is the motor for a costumer or for you? i cant wait to see it done and on the dyno

  • @TheKeatyBear
    @TheKeatyBear Před rokem

    On a previous biuld you didnt install a windage tray. How important is a windage tray?

    • @CLEEPER1
      @CLEEPER1 Před rokem +2

      Not very

    • @sethh8892
      @sethh8892 Před rokem +2

      It can be very important, but depending on application it may be less important to others. There's also instances where you simply just can't have one. He may not be able to have one in this due to the size of the stroke. All it does is keep a little oil from splashing on the crank, causing drag.

    • @JacobVillemain
      @JacobVillemain  Před rokem +1

      There are better places to put your money that will net more torque and horsepower. I haven’t installed a windage tray in years, although a dyno test video might be coming in the future!

    • @CLEEPER1
      @CLEEPER1 Před rokem

      @@JacobVillemain I used an improved performance crank scraper but not the windage tray. Seems to do well without a windage tray

  • @MAD_BST
    @MAD_BST Před rokem

    How much for you to do this to an L99?
    Ive been without my delivery car for 6 weeks due to a collapsed afm lifter.
    im fed up tbh. >_

  • @lynnbell6374
    @lynnbell6374 Před rokem +1

    you say these bearings are perfect, but what is perfect. Tell us the numbers your are looking for and what you got.

    • @Fatt-billy.racing
      @Fatt-billy.racing Před rokem

      Most engine builders don't like to tell all their secrets but most .001 per in.of journal but can change if running big power adders or if its aluminum rod motor or if they setting it up for thicker oil

    • @lokihallow
      @lokihallow Před rokem +1

      Go through his old videos. He shows you how to measure for the right bearing depending on what your doing. The clearance you're running isn't the same for every engine. You can run tighter or lighter clearance depending on what your doin with the engine. He has a video where he breaks that down so you can make the call on what bearings to use.

  • @sethh8892
    @sethh8892 Před rokem

    First