Yooo man Thank you so much Greg it’s truly a blessing for you to help me out man god bless 🙏 - Jose

@NubsWithGuns

7 ай бұрын

We need to see the machine that goes in when it's ready.

@941GKFAMILY

7 ай бұрын

For sure I’m working on a go kart frame it’s going on a Go Kart -Jose

@jerodTSI

7 ай бұрын

@@941GKFAMILY🙌

@NubsWithGuns

7 ай бұрын

@@941GKFAMILY Greg welds too so can you break that also so we can learn more? ROFL I am kidding, I wish you the besr of luck with it.

@941GKFAMILY

7 ай бұрын

@nubswithguns hmmm 🤔i just might… 😂 no I’m kidding red has helped me a lot already to me it’s more then enough

No hate on Jose. Everyone starts somewhere, that's why we learn from our mistakes and don't give up on what you love to do

@941GKFAMILY

7 ай бұрын

Amen brother -Jose 🙏

@kwaaaa

7 ай бұрын

100%!! Learning and teaching is how this hobby keeps going. Never be ashamed to learn, but always be willing to teach.

@Savagegunner217

7 ай бұрын

10000000% in order to know things you need to learn if it means mistake are made

@WalkerSmallEnginePerformance

7 ай бұрын

When I watched this, I started remembering some of the mistakes I’ve made on cars and small engines over the years. A LOT of them.

@Savagegunner217

7 ай бұрын

@chuckwalker4149 same some were major some were minimal

Greg you should do motors like this from time to time. We all could learn from mistakes and help with diagnostic . More power to Jose

Great video. Thanks to Jose for putting himself out there!

@941GKFAMILY

7 ай бұрын

Thanks to you to brother - Jose

@steventwiddy3402

6 ай бұрын

Everyone makes mistakes and if they don’t it means there not doing anything, I work on multi million dollar aircraft and I can tell you mistakes are made all the time……….they just are a lot more costly when they do happen

I loved this video!!! Not only are you teaching others but you're helping someone who has worked hard for something and can't find the answer. Thank you for doing this Red Beard.

@racerdude7149

4 ай бұрын

Working hard would mean the person read at least SOMETHING about engine assembly. I think what you meant was helping others that spend hard after watching a KZread video

this is why i watch your videos helping this guy out and teaching others is all good

Truely one of your BEST videos. Awesome to see the breakdown & your analysis of the engine & why it wasn't performing.

Super cool of you to take on this guy's engine and investigate. Kudos for donating your own parts as well. God has blessed you, and now Jose's engine will be blessed with the ol' Red Beard touch!

@941GKFAMILY

7 ай бұрын

Amen to that sir 🙏

Awesome video, and kudos to you for donating the block and crank of the test bed. Hats off to you for taking the time to tear it down, explain, and making it right for the guy who sent it in.

You are just an all around good guy Greg. Thinking of others and helping people out is where life is most rewarding.

LOVE THIS! "Fix a Fan" should be called this segment

I have to say RB, OUTSTANDING channel! You guys are real mentors to the next generation of knuckle busting gear heads. This video should be shown to all the grease monkeys in school and I mean that in a very positive way. I can still remember when I was in shop class tearing down the old Briggs engines and the first time it fired up after putting it back together, very rewarding feeling. You have so much respect for this hobby. Over the top channel guys!

Sir, you have earned my utmost respect 👍💯. Thank you for helping Jose out. We need more people like you to teach these skills . Alot of guys are very selfish about sharing their mechanical knowledge. Just an awesome job man.

This has been one of my favorite videos, super enjoyable. There are some things that Jose has done that I have also missed in the past. Really think this should be a regular thing or video series. Especially if you’re helping younger people with engines and parts. Amazing video series that I would definitely watch. God bless you and prayers for Jose’s engine block… lol

Good for you Jose for being open minded and ready for constructive criticism!

@941GKFAMILY

7 ай бұрын

Ofcourse my man there’s always room for new knowledge - Jose

@RedBeardsGarage

7 ай бұрын

I completely agree!

You should do this as a episode series. Get people’s projects that are new to engine building and having issues and go through it and show where they went wrong and how to address the issues. I think this is just as beneficial as showing how to build engines correctly. Reason I say that is we only see a guy having everything going right. Only time we see guys having issues is when something breaks.

I was told at a really young ages that Knowledge is useless if you don’t share it. I Appreciate your honesty and understanding but mostly your honest intentions to help a fellow young builder.

So nice of u to look over his engine for him. Show's what kind of person u are. Redbeard is the mini bike king!!! Stay blessed bud!!!

Let he who is without oil throw the first rod. Lubricants 14:3.

@smoothpotato957

Ай бұрын

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You can definitely use a standard compression tester on these engines the compression release does not effect the results because most modern compression guages have a check valve and the engine still makes compression before the compression release releaves it I have checked compression before and after removing a compression release on my road to horse powers and it was the same useing a standard harbor freight compression guage

This was a really great video. Nice to see the problems someone came across on a first build.

Much Respect Red Beard & Mrs Red Beard for helping Jose’ out!!! This channel is educational & Fun My 12 year old is inspired by y’all also

One con to the dingle berry ball hone is if the cylinder has uneven surfaces like pits from corrosion, the balls will follow those uneven surfaces. Generally I prefer to use the flat stone type as they’ve got a better chance of evening out the bore. Just my opinion from experience.

@bobc8694

7 ай бұрын

A ball hone is meant for deglazing the cylinder. It's not meant to use to get cross hatching back.. The correct way is to use a straight hone, like a Amco, Sunen,ect but a straight hone is what you want. Otherwise if your cylinder is out of round it will show where it's has low spots and when you are done you know it's perfect.. even after boring out a cylinder you always take the last few thousands out with a straight hone... NEVER A CHEAP BALL HONE... Those are about 35 to 70 dollars and a good straight hone is around 5 to 6 hundred dollars...not trying to be a smart ass but like you said after doing something wrong and then figure it out you learn... so hopefully you will do some research and you will find out what I have Said is correct.. you will never see a good machine shop ues a ball hone and then put it together. We use a ball hone first to clean the cylinder and deglazing a cylinder before assembly you use a straight hone to get proper clearance and a good cross hatch.... and if you do it your way or how I explained. And do a leak down test on the cylinder your way and it will have more blow by a lot sooner than if you used a straight hone.. this is a fact and thousands of engine builders will back it up... take care and have a great day....Bob....

You truly are an amazing builder. I just finished this build off of the 224 full stage 4 build and it was a true relief to see it run. If i have any issues i will be refering directly to these videos. Thank you so much for the time and effort you invest in what you do. Next is a V-Twin full billet build

I used to work for ARC racing in the machine shop and you wouldn't believe how awesome it is to see all those machines running at once.Theres a great group of guys that make those parts for everyone. Shout out to PJ, Swayze, and Brian! You should do a shop tour of their facility down here in Albany Ga soon

I had to change from that stock carb. The genuine mikuni was a game changer. That thing is amazing.

Excellent video…absolutely love the level of detail and explanation. Cant wait for part 2…maybe you can Jose to do a follow up video when he gets it back.

@941GKFAMILY

7 ай бұрын

I’ll will dropping a vid when Mr Red sends it back - Jose

Res Beard, that is the nicest thing, giving him a block. I hope you hit the lottery for being so nice.

I went down a road like this kind of similar. I can't 100% tell, but that piston looks like a mono ring piston. I also ran one of those and had severe blow by in no time. The next rebuild i did on mine i switched to a dual scraper ring Wiseco piston and haven't had any issues since. Hope this gets to ya in time Red Beard!! I do believe between a mono and dual scrapper ring Wiseco piston; pin heights are different. if I remember correctly from a 3.707 to a 3.595 length rod, factory crank. Happy Building !!

Hey bud, just started watching your vids, found you through Cars n Cameras vids. I think it's awesome you included your subscriber and helped the guy out with his engine. That's a great personal touch that I think is missing from KZread. Shows you genuinely care and go out of your way to spread the fellowship beyond just being a mouthpiece on the net. Much respect, you earned a subscriber here. God Bless.

We love Red beard and his beautiful wife we never see that’s holding the camera so so steady for all us viewers! 🤙🏼

When I seen the bore after the first pass I was just screaming noooo.... I just knew the dingle dangle hone wasn't gonna get it. But Jose I give you credit must ppl wouldn't even try to build a stage one kit

Totally awesome you guys are helping out a subscriber with his failed engine build. Great wrk and super great to see ppl helping ppl

Wow, you the best Greg, taking your time to help Jose with his engine! Can’t wait for the next video!

Because I've been watching you for years,and have seen what you do with it,I have 5 different cans of PB Blaster products,and you're right about them being good. Thanks for showing this 'tear down and checklist' for our builds.Jose did do some pretty good work on it,and yes,we all forget something along the way.We don't forget twice after the lesson's learned.Some of the metal crumbs are probably cylinder lining and the skirt.

Excellent Vlog. 100% should be doing more of these. Learning way way more with this engine over a perfect build.

classic hotrodding, "build it, blow it up, and build it back faster than it was before" otherwise known as "Trial And Error" you learn from your mistakes, no shame in trying and failing, the issue occurs when you fail to Try, Jose you tried something new, and you put yourself out there, no shame brother this is how you learn, thank you Greg for showing us all what items to keep an eye on and out for, and as a wise man once said "you don't know what you don't know" i hope Jose enjoys a fun hobby and isn't disheartened by failed parts, trying and failing has no shame, thats a valuable learning tool, stay safe out there y'all

CONGRATULATIONS ON 400,000 Subs

@RedBeardsGarage

7 ай бұрын

Thank you! Couldn't do it without all of you!!

Not only do you show what needs to be done when building an engine but also what not to do. Thank you for all of the information that you put out

This is nice of you RBG thanks for your time

You're a class act Mr. Red. Mr. Beard is pretty cool too.

Cannot thank you enough for making these videos !! my son and myself have gotten into kart racing in my Five-year-old grandson is our driver. We have just about completed our first season of racing, and I am wanting to get into building his motors. I am extremely thankful that I found your channel. I have gone back and watched a couple of your videos, but I am most definitely starting at the beginning of the road to horsepower. Thank you again and PLEASE keep the videos coming !!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

you never learn if you dont try. hopefully this encourages him to learn more. need more people willing to teach and help rather than put others down. subscribed to this channel for sure.

I appreciate the tear down and lessons learned here. Nice job and do more!

Great video! Looking forward to the 2nd part.

Loved this video. I’d like to see more like it. Great job Greg.

Really decent of you to help Jose, it's great for us that you agreed to do the autopsy and share it with us. With all this work, I'm surprised that he's using the weenie little carb. Even the fake 22 Mikuni would be a huge improvement, particularly if he matched the ports (a 40% increase!) and then spent some time tuning it. Watching #2 now...

Awesome video! Thanks for giving back.

Excellent and high quality videos! These are great sources of information and family friendly! Much respect to Greg and his entire family

Big Bearded Dude doing Jose a solid! Much respect, brother!

Jose, we all learn. This is a learning experience, please dont let the little things stop you. Learn from this and keep going

@941GKFAMILY

7 ай бұрын

It definitely lit a fire under me to keep going and start my own group here in my area to help others that’s Forsure - Jose

I know you spent a lot, a lot of your time on this, more than anyone could expect. You did not miss a thing while softy sharing your knowledge and your wise decision making process. I spent 30 years as an master auto mechanic and I would have loved having you in the bay next to mine.

Great video! Currently building my 212 and I can’t wait to finish it.

Shout out to Jose for building that engine and being willing to learn. Great job Red beard garage for another great video!

That's great Greg sharing knowledge to a person new in the hobby , we all learn .

Awesome. My son and I are just getting into this hobby together. I love to see videos that help others learn things to do and not to do. We all learn from each other. Thanks for posting all of your videos. Can’t wait to see the outcome.

Wow! You’re awesome for helping Jose out! God bless you

good on u for helping Jose out. yes, we all are ignorant our first time.

Now I’m vested in this build great video

Love this type of video. Hope there are more to come.

You were close Jose. Don’t give up brother. You got this.

@941GKFAMILY

7 ай бұрын

Thanks man Gregs blessing and all you guys comments it’s most deff a huge motivation to push further - Jose

This is a wonderful video. God Bless you brother for helping this young man out. If more men were like you just think of how good this world would be. Lets all look out for eachother.

Good vid!!! Nice to see you help a dude out. Looking forward to seeing how it runs when you're done.

Just surfing and ran across your video and have to say, hat's off to you Sir! You now have a new fan and keep the educational videos going. Thank you

This is the best video I have seen in a long time. It’s awesome to see you guys go above and beyond for one of your followers. I’m now a fan!

Crazy how a simple problem can get a nice build hung up. My hemi had a valve piston make out session and still ran with a bent valve. I tried for hours to re-tune it before deciding it was time to strip it down and start building it from the ground up again. Sometimes when thing don’t work you gotta just admit that something’s wrong and restart. Saves you a lot of frustration at the expense of some effort

Hey, good on Jose for doing as much as he did. Thank you for taking this engine on. It’s great content and shows us how detailed you can be on a build like this. Also how easy it is to miss these things. All my best.

Greetings from Texas! Great video. Good example of what to look for when performing a high performance build using off the shelf parts. Many of us do not have the tools to do our own custom work and this is the only way we can build a hot engine. Overall I believe that Jose did a good job, just a few minor things to remember for his next build. Hats off too Jose for asking for help from a master builder instead of pushing a bad build due to a damaged block. Happens to us all. Thanks for taking this on, Greg. It teaches us more that just how to build engines.

@941GKFAMILY

7 ай бұрын

Thank you man words mean a lot ✊🏽 - Jose

Great detail wouldn't mind watching more!

Excellent video, I love how you are teaching attention to detail. Many times that is what trips people up when doing projects. Showing all of your steps was a great way to teach.

Nice dissection & commentary!, thanks for sharing !

That's cool you're helping this dude out

Awesome video thanks for doing this. Really liked seeing your troubleshooting process. And thank you Jose, I know it was probably frustrating for you but we all get to learn from your experience.

@941GKFAMILY

7 ай бұрын

It truly was but hey you get threw things sometimes all you need is a little push , glad my troubleshoots can lead someone else in the right path thanks to RedBeard and his wife 🙏 - Jose

This is cool content. My family owns an automotive repair shop and one of our guys was hired young with not much experience. My dad and I both have taken a lot of time with him and it has been awesome watching him grow in this industry. Like you said the only way to actually learn this stuff is to do it, no amount of video watching or book reading will substitute actually getting your hands dirty.

They all have a little bit of metal in them. Right? 😂

@dodgeme1986truck

7 ай бұрын

A little in the oil yes alot I the oil no

You've got one more subscriber, just because you are a decent guy and helped this kid! Congrats to you!

Awesome job helping people out like this!!!

cleanliness is godliness. If the carb was lean because of the jet/emulsion tube plus the possible vacuum leak, could it have possibly ran lean this way and done damage to the piston as well. So hopefully the rod didnt get slightly pounded and bent.

Thank you! Really good job. Honestly, I didn't think you conveyed your level of knowledge in you other videos because of all the goofing off. But now that you got serious and down to business, I am impressed. Very knowledgeable and experienced.

Forged pistons, such as Wiseco, require extra bore clearance for the expansion of the piston. Factory hyperuetectic pistons do not expand at the rate of a forged piston. Wiseco pistons tend to have a lot of taper from the skirt to the top ring land; I would measure to ensure that most of the aluminum didn't come from the piston. More than likely, the bore is tapered, and piston clearance was not checked during assembly. Oil rings intersecting the pin bore are typically used in long rod or stroker applications.

To be honest, it's best to make mistakes on these engines. Yes it's money, but not expensive. I had a Pro engine builder explain the roles and reasons for when to use the ball hone vs the "puck" style. If the cylinders have been checked and verified parallel and true round, the ball hone is best. The "puck" style hone is best to check the cylinders for waves. There's more to this, those are just a couple examples he gave me.

Thank you Blaster!

Unsure how this vid popped on the fed but he sounds like a stand up guy,you have my subscription

Great video. Great to help out guys that are struggling. Jose will be learning a great deal from this. as well as many others.

@RedBeardsGarage

7 ай бұрын

Hopefully it fuels him to continue on!

This is a great video right here man.

Such a great vid and good deed you did for the young man. Very lucky have ur engine rebuilt by RBG

Thanks for sharing,…..your positive input means so much to so many. You are a great teacher,…Good Stuff 👍😎🙏

I love videos like this, I’m learning so much

Congratulations on 400k!

i love tbe road to hp series so much. youve got me inspired enough to start building. my own cart and bike. im building a 212 swap rt100 frame. i always come to your channel for advice on things im tryin to do

I appreciate you for this, it’s why I keep watching this channel because this is someone just like me that you inspired

Cool of you to help homey out. 👍

Yo RB, your video came up. Your presentation was logical, supported with evidence, and especially gave a how to avoid. Solid move with donating him replacement parts. Best of luck with your endeavors, and you got some karma points on this one. I'm checking out your other vids now. Have a pleasant day, cheers.

Excellent content (as usual) Greg. Thanks for helping Jose. You're a top Dude. Happy belated Thanksgiving to you and you and yours. Richard.

@RedBeardsGarage

7 ай бұрын

Happy holidays!

Thanks for helping this guy out. You da man.

The magic school bus has taught us it needs 3 things. Fuel, air and a spark.

Super cool you did Greg like the channel first time seeing it and shows you blessing someone first time

This is why I have so much respect for you! God bless!

This video is excellent. I like your style man!

Only a minute into the video and I’m seeing an expensive billet side cover and a stock carb. Money spent in the wrong place. You gotta start simple and with priorities. I sometimes judge the FFA small engine repair competition and it always boils down to compression, fuel/air, and spark, in the right amount, at the right time.

@jerrywilcox9890

7 ай бұрын

No he didn't lol.