Your dad’s knowledge and time is forever proving to be invaluable. He is truly a legend and I hope he can see how much your fan base love him around 👌🏼

@pedromacd

10 ай бұрын

He's great isn't he. A big part of the channel.

@jacksmale7036

10 ай бұрын

Im only here for his laugh if im honest.

@Gus0898uk

10 ай бұрын

It's good to see a son and his father getting on so well together, on air anyway. :)

@michaellau2544

10 ай бұрын

He’s such a sweet guy too!😊

@ZiaRaheman-kd7vu

10 ай бұрын

Man i was just wondering that..I mean any car he knows it like he is some car magician!!! What a cool dad

Love that you show building up the engine step by step. Not a lot of people show all the detail. Appreciate it and looking forward to the rest.

@HIROZAX

10 ай бұрын

welcome zollo

@ethancarberry-holt3011

10 ай бұрын

Holy moly ZOLLO!!!!

@diyhard666

10 ай бұрын

Top commenter on this channel

@q3znw6j88aywnwy

10 ай бұрын

Rob Dahm's engine build videos are great too

@houmamal-ahmad9984

10 ай бұрын

I would strongly recommend you watching @m539restorations he rebuilds bmws only but my god he shows you everything including torque specs

Matts dad laughs like a maniac when he finds something damaged😂 i love it

@nigelbabb2516

10 ай бұрын

Lol ! Lol ! 😂😂

@martijnmunters2227

10 ай бұрын

Love that guy! For some reason I feel like this is another give away car.. this time for his dad as a big thank you for all he is doing!

@Slayer-eu4xn

10 ай бұрын

@@martijnmunters2227 It's a ferrari and all but doesn't seem like his dads type , I could be wrong tho

@qwertyasf509

3 ай бұрын

@@Slayer-eu4xnu where wrong u mong

I think your dad needs more recognition for what he brings to the table.

@Live-Life-Freely

8 ай бұрын

It's obvious they have a great loving relationship and to any father that's the best compensation.

@feliperea3271

6 ай бұрын

Yeah man. Look at the look at his father’s face. He is doing this because he absolutely loves it and even more to be doing it with his son. He is 100% not doing it to have his own KZread channel. This fucking new generation. Finding problems where there are none. And always seeing things where there aren’t none to be seen. Back before you guys we used to have relationships with our fathers and family. That didn’t require validation 24/7 on social media to prove to others that we had them. The people that mattered knew how much they meant to us and vice versa. It had nothing to do with making meaningless comments on video or pictures w long texts to make ourselves feel better because we probably forgot someone “important to you” birthday or didn’t bother to call or visit him. Back then we visited. Made a point to call. To spend time with them. And that’s exactly what Matt is doing.

@testval

5 ай бұрын

@@feliperea3271 bro u dont need to make it about being a generational problem. 🤣🤣 nothing wrong with just saying you appreciate your family once in a while, which im sure he does just not on camera

@technology_pro

5 ай бұрын

He seems pretty conservative so there's that.Glad to see dad and son doing a project.

@markcastro78

4 ай бұрын

Spoiler alert...!

The relationship you have with your dad is amazing. What amazing memories you two are building

@ZimamIssa

10 ай бұрын

😢😮😢😢😅😮😂😮

@ZimamIssa

10 ай бұрын

😮😢😢

@ZimamIssa

10 ай бұрын

😢😅😮

@ZimamIssa

10 ай бұрын

😮😢😢😢😢❤

@ZimamIssa

10 ай бұрын

❤😂😮😮😂😮😂😢😅😮😂😅😮😢😢😮🎉😂😮🎉

You are one of the few KZreadrs that actually makes a video rebuilding a car and doesn't spend half the video making/eating a sandwich, talking nonsense while cleaning the car for 5 min of the video, etc. Thank you for the top quality content!!

@harveyadams9654

10 ай бұрын

Aka goonsquad 😂

@TheRobman

10 ай бұрын

​@@harveyadams9654lol, was just gonna say the same thing

@mclarksays

10 ай бұрын

samcrac… lsc is getting there….

@yoga.adi3

10 ай бұрын

im skipping their videos until they literally fixing something

@excalibur2038

10 ай бұрын

Depends if i like the people or not, sometimes thats chill

21:52 Hey mat, ring gaps are calculated from the bore size X factor. The factor changes depending the piston. So forged and cast pistons will require less gap a than hyper-eutectic piston. The other thing to consider when determining the factor is how the engine is destined to be used. So N/A street driven engine is different to an engine with boost. If you can’t find the torque specs you require, consider replacing the factory fasteners with new fasteners from ARP. I’ve always used the ARP’s recommend torque spec which they determine by the size of the fastener.

@shdws7826

10 ай бұрын

@matarmstrong

@mikeey

10 ай бұрын

@matarmstrong

@davidhut3670

10 ай бұрын

@matarmstrong

@basdenhengst9578

10 ай бұрын

That’s a lot of fancy words

@rehannathuplods

9 ай бұрын

@matarmstrong

This man is rebuilding a 60K+ pound vehicle & Engine, records it, has time to edit the videos, updates the website and also designs and makes the merch! How much time do you have in a day brother!!!! It's amazing and you deserve all good things coming your way.

@granthoover9045

10 ай бұрын

Absolutely! It would be so tempting to slow the pace and relax a bit once finding success but Mat keeps his foot on the gas! Crazy high quality given how fast he releases

@JR37000

10 ай бұрын

He will have loads of people working for him - but still top work.

@dimaaftaritet

10 ай бұрын

Well he has loads of people working for him, most likely he doesn’t do much more than film the videos and do the actual work

@xander8623

8 ай бұрын

@@dimaaftaritethe edits the vids as well

@piercezhang8153

8 ай бұрын

Well he makes more money by uploading these videos so that's definitely a priority, the rebuilding is just extra which I'm sure he doesn't care whether it's successful or not while filming it.

Matt never fails to impress with his endless videos. Your work ethic is legendary.

@tedvlogs1

10 ай бұрын

but everyone that watches him fails to spell his name, shows how much they really care about the effort

@PWNricky

10 ай бұрын

More like his dad never fails to impress

@mauriceh7558

10 ай бұрын

Welcome to adulthood where it is normal to work full time or more

@hamskyxxx

10 ай бұрын

@@tedvlogs1 haha...

@fred3831

10 ай бұрын

@@tedvlogs1not that deep pal

Typically when reusing valve springs, valves, keepers, rockers they ALL must go back in the place they came out off. Valve guides wear with the valve stem, springs have a seat pressure spec set at the factory, rockers wear a pattern on their valve tips and so on. The cams/ cam caps absolutley need to go back where they came from as they wear a pattern into the head/ lobes. Definetly try not to mix cams from head to head. Best case scenario you get away with it all and worst case you wear down that drivetrain in 10,000 miles or less. I'd be cutting my oil filters apart for next 10k looking for glitter. Hopefully all these details don't come back to bite you in the arse. I would have personally just used the assembled complete heads from the free motor you got and just sent them to a capable machine shop for a cleaning and health ck, maybe valve seals depending on miles/ kms. For ring gap you can copy the gap from your bent con rod/ piston set up. Take the rings off it and insert em into the block you didn't hone. If it's all stock unmodified parts (stock bore) the gap reading should be the same. Ring gaps aren't something that wears with use. As for torque specs on critical things like rods, heads, mains i would absolutely not F around. Pay a hacker to dig into Rarris network if ya have to but do not guess trq specs or sequences on critical parts. While you have the block apart I'd also invest in a proper bore gauge and measure each bore top and bottom to make sure the bores aren't out of spec needing oversized rings. Your dad was moving too slow (up and down) with that hone fyi. A compression check of all cylinders before firing up the engine should tell you how well you put the thing back together. Best of luck! and i'll have the popcorn out watching this build unfold! edit: forgot to mention the obvious but absolutley do not forget to put the straighest of straight edges in your arsenal on both heads and block sealing surfaces before bolting em together. use a flash light from one side and look for ANY light coming through the other. you have no clue why that engine was taken apart and if the track guys overheated it aluminum heads tend to warp if you even look at them the wrong way.

@azrilrapaiee

10 ай бұрын

haha🤣

@thomaswirgau1152

10 ай бұрын

I was watching the video think the same things, great comment and he needs to see it 😭.

@Wayne55231

10 ай бұрын

You pretty much said it all. The hardware all being put back in their orginal place where they wore against each other, honing the cylinders, ring gap, skimming the head, compression test, precise measurements, torque specs etc. This isnt a 50cc moped, and even then I would still do the same on any engine no matter cheap or expensive it was.

@Daveshotpocket

10 ай бұрын

That engine most likely will not hold together for long.

@ianerazo4282

10 ай бұрын

They also didn’t lap the valves..

I watched all the videos about RS6 (and cant wait for an update). Now I am on the F430 and I have to say, this is so nice to watch.... you working with your dad, the passion, the smiles, the approach towards any kind of problem. Thats an example to everybody. I can imagine that in normal garage it is just about nerves, swearing and pressure but this is genuinely pleasant to watch. Big thumbs up and keep up the good work :) cheers from Slovakia

What a great energy you two give off working together. You made my day. Bloody hell I miss my dad

@lopezlizimo1236

10 ай бұрын

Plus one my fren

Matt.....Use your spare engine to check out what those cylinder head bolts are torqued to. It won't be perfect, but it should be pretty close if you can't get the official specs.

@Vellinga94

10 ай бұрын

Big brain 👌🏼

@MarcLem46

10 ай бұрын

Wasn't the original motor in pieces already?

@rajayusuf3288

10 ай бұрын

​@@MarcLem46yes

@StarekS

10 ай бұрын

he dismantled both of them in the first video :/

@georgeforeman9366

10 ай бұрын

Yess this. Matt go back to the europarts place and take a torque reader/tester with you and see if u find similar readings

I have the Ferrari workshop manual for the gearbox. I can probably try to get the engine manual too 👍👍 I just had to rebuild my F430 Challenge gearbox if you need any info on that👌

I love the fact that you take time to explain stuff so well, for someone who might not understand vehicles and engines overly well. There is not a great NEED for folks to understand things now as so much is just disposable or all done by the workshop, however even if you are never going to use a spanner it is good to have a basic understanding of how things work. Cracking channel great work, a true inspiration. Well done to ALL of you.

I've been watching your videos since yesterday, I watched the murci and 720 build. I love how you don't just throw money to parts but instead you go for ideal but low cost parts and that is lovely!

One of the reasons Mat stands out from the rest is that he's learning and teaching us along the way. Huge respect to you.

@NewsScapeChannel

10 ай бұрын

Why isn't a big tool brand already sponsoring him?

@TheHannukahZombie

7 ай бұрын

I wouldn’t listen to anything he’s said or emulate what he’s done to rebuild this engine. He did multiple things wrong and that engine will not last. Even basic knowledge would have stopped the mistakes he made.

@less-sidemen

7 ай бұрын

@@TheHannukahZombie You can't be perfect mate. He made mistakes, he learnt from it :)

Finally the second video with the Ferrariiiiii🎉🎉🎉

You have inspired me to repair stuff on my car that I wouldn't have done in the past, cheers Mat, great to see Hannah, and your Dad..legend.

Im all the way from South Africa. I love how you used the Amapiano beat in the episode. Amapiano is a music genre from South Africa 🇿🇦

I never had a meaningful relationship with my late Dad. He passed away back in '06 and I miss him every single day. But watching you and your Dad working together brought back old memories with mine. I know this gets mentioned quite a lot- and too rightly it should, your Dad is an integral and important part of your channel and one of the main reasons why I watch you both work on some amazing dream cars of mine and why I subscribe to your channel. He is truly amazing, Mat. Please give him a huge hug from me- and anyone else in my position. Can't wait to see F430 completed. Keep up the grand work.

@philtucker1224

10 ай бұрын

I lost my dad in ‘84 but when so much love is involved we still try to make them proud of us.🙏

@tonyarmstrong2987

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for supporting us . Regards Mats dad😂

@philtucker1224

10 ай бұрын

@@tonyarmstrong2987 your a diamond mate 👍

Great to see Hannah and your Dad. You all make an awesome crew and contribute to your success ! Give Kevin a scratch from all of us in Tucson!

Great to see you, Hannah, your mates and your dad at FoS on Friday. I really enjoy your teams builds and channel but didn’t want to interrupt your day to say so as you were off duty. All I can say is when you and your group were approach you were all very humble and friendly which was super to see. Not up yourselves at all so what you see on the channel is backed up by what you get in reality. All credit and here’s to your continued success.

Great video as usual, brilliant the way you explain the simple engineering and engine stuff, rather than just expecting everyone to understand...as some people wouldn't...👍 keep up the hard work..🔧⚙️

Mat, don't bin the "bad" crank, it can be reground and use with thicker bearings. As long as it's straight it's good. Cylinders should have a 45° crosshatch honed into them, not be nice and smooth.

@toyotabob7535

10 ай бұрын

Agreed, also make sure the rear flange on those 2 cranks are exactly the same from automatic to manual. The diameter and depth of the counter bore and bolt holes. It would be a shame if the stickshift flywheel and/or transmission doesn't fit after the motor is complete.

@ClassicSam.

10 ай бұрын

@@toyotabob7535the Auto in a Ferrari is a manual gearbox with an external electro hydraulic selector unit.

@Skurvster

10 ай бұрын

Let’s hope it doesn’t smoke

@darkiee69

10 ай бұрын

@@thomastolster3934 BS! Original sleeves have a cross hatch pattern in them. And I've seen worse cranks that that being saved.

@darkiee69

10 ай бұрын

@@Skurvster I would've measured the cylinders for roundness, size and "chimneying" before I put it together. It might be so worn that they have to do oversize piston rings.

Love the build Mat. Just one thing I noticed from the video (you mightve not shown it), make sure that when you are honing the cylinders, that you move up and down quickly with the tool that your dad was using. You want adequate cross-hatching so that when you install the pistons, the piston rings grab against the wall adequately and give you the proper compression and no oil goes into combustion chamber during operation. Cheers.

@sebastians1511

10 ай бұрын

good call.

@cweednz

10 ай бұрын

The cross hatching allows the oil to form a film, yeah? If perfectly smooth, the oil is unable to cling to the cylinder wall(?).

@mincraftgeek123

10 ай бұрын

​@@cweednzYeah thats correct. It is so that the piston rings seat against the wall properly and seal the combustion chamber from the crank case.

@DrJo-zf2yc

10 ай бұрын

The scratches made with the honingtool have to have an about 45 degree angle, so the pistonrings can shear off the oil from the zylinderwalls without the danger of grabbing into the zylinderwall itself.

I’m guessing any South Africans watching this channel we’re vibing to the amapiano jam,im loving this channel and the builds especially for manual cars.

@Liammaistry1

10 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same thing, like no way Mat listens to amapiano also😂🇿🇦

This tube gets better and better,and its lovely that you do it with your dad,it brings back lovely memories for me,when i would rebuild engines with my Dad,and do the old valve grinding.Keep up the great work.

As someone else mentioned , when honing the cylinder bores you need to effect cross hatching !!

Probably a good idea to have a machine shop check the heads and block deck for flatness at the very least.

@pomidor773

10 ай бұрын

Yea and it looks like they are going to keep the original head studs too, not sure about ferrari but in general they stretch and need to replaced with every rebuild

@BLAC_WORX

10 ай бұрын

@@pomidor773 that is usually the case with factory bolts but studs are usually reusable.. but yes I agree the head and main studs should be looked into. I love his rebuilds but the engine work they do makes me uneasy haha

@cjsawinski

10 ай бұрын

Yup… although I do t think it’s the end of the world with an all aluminum engine (aluminum block mated to aluminum heads)… I would for sure do it anyways and have the machinist take all the way down to the service limit to get a little extra compression. Decking is for sure a must if you have an iron block with aluminum heads…

@bigdundee12345

10 ай бұрын

No corrosion, no head blown, they would have checked with a straight edge, whats the big deal?

@BLAC_WORX

10 ай бұрын

@@bigdundee12345 tell me you don’t build motors without telling me you don’t build motors…

Hey Matt, awesome to see you and your Dad in the garage together Mate. Living vicariously through the two of you, brings back memories of my own!

This is shaping up to be another awesome build series...by far and away the best motoring channel on any platform including TV! Well done Mat

You can’t just hone the cylinders. You have to crosshatch the cylinders with either a hone or a glaze breaker ball hone. If you don’t the rings will not seat properly. The car is looking good and nice job on the valves.

@daddy5225

10 ай бұрын

The cross hatch is also where the oil sits to lubricate the cylinder walls

@Bartleby982

10 ай бұрын

exactly! hey ruined the engine! he hammered with STEELE on the Valve-heads.. next failure! But it is KZread.... there 99% people with no idea what they do

@Jonathan_Doe_

10 ай бұрын

@@Bartleby982 Yep, those heads will hairline crack long term now.

@adamsmedley4033

10 ай бұрын

Those valve stem seals will leak over time too, seal protectors literally come in the box. Gonna be a lot of blue smoke out the exhaust.

@Tileman69

10 ай бұрын

I wonder if they washed the block again after honing?

Awesome video. Really enjoying this build series. Thank you for including the animations and explainers. Keep up the good work.

Torque is usually based on what size fasteners is used. If Ferrari won't give torque specs maybe check with ARP fasteners what is recommended torque specs on specific fasteners they might be able to help you!

As you're using different conrods pistons and crankshaft, you should get this balanced before you assemble it together!

I honestly enjoy the interaction with your dad Matt it’s so amazing to see his energy, knowledge and how confortable he feel now on the camera 🎥 for me that is the high value reason to watch the channel thank you l, I would have loved to enjoy time like that with my father.

Hi Mat ,i have been watching many videos from you but i have to say, this is the best video that i have ever watched... It brings a lot of memories of me doing the engine jobs with my dad, most especially cleaning the valves... I am so happy to watch such videos most especially since i stay far away from my dad, . He is in Uganda and i am in Europe .. Thanks so much fi dat ,,, God bless u with your work..

Couldn't agree more, with all the comments about how involving, detailed and passionate your work is. Keep adding the detailed explanations, diagrams and video inserts....this is what sets you apart from the rest.... and the humour. Keep it up Mat ❤️😀

@thorsrensen3162

10 ай бұрын

I used to feel pity for the people with those engine problems on supercars, but now it just irritates me how poor design of Ferrari and Lamborghini engines causes those expensive repairs.

This channel goes from strength to strength. Only a matter of time now before Mat is fronting a TV motoring show 👍👍

@jamesulbot

10 ай бұрын

Wheeler dealers with mike brewer. He's the new edd china 😀

@Bradley-fi3mt

10 ай бұрын

i hope not TV shows are all put on this is real and thats what we all love about it

You really have hit KZread gold. Great content, well edited, well presented and just the right length.

Your Dad has such a friendly understated personality. So knowledgeable and he must be very proud working with you on this journey

Mat never gives up no matter how difficult it is. I wish to be like him

@borismkhwanazi583

10 ай бұрын

Mat can't wait South Africa is watching

@NolzadCS

10 ай бұрын

With money I wouldn't give up too. I just throw money at it, and my time, which, I would have enough if I was Matt, doing those videos...

@sciencebob8485

10 ай бұрын

This guy is top g

@lergi147

10 ай бұрын

What, british?

@mistercrab4494

10 ай бұрын

And brilliant and cool dad

Here is a trick for the future. Get an electronic torque wrench and write down the loosening torque of the bolts. In theory it takes about 95% of the torque to loosen than to tighten under ideal conditions (bolts that are not corroded or seized).

@geordieboy77

10 ай бұрын

does that account for bolt stretch?

@is6781

10 ай бұрын

Trick for the future is dont overpay by 100% for a car

@per.kallberg

10 ай бұрын

@@geordieboy77yes, stretch is a consequence of the torque applied. You pull to torque and that is then including the stretch.

@HotTacticalBoyfriendOfficial

10 ай бұрын

I was taught never to use a torque wrench to loosen bolts, as it throws the wrench out of spec. Are electronic wrenches protected against this?

@TheHenzen

10 ай бұрын

​​@@HotTacticalBoyfriendOfficialext time someone tells you this, ask them how they thight a bolt with a left thread... you should probably not loosen a bolt that has been tightened to let's say 200 Nm with a torque wrench set to 50Nm. It probably has to do with what kind of torque wrench you work. Some huse a spring, that presses a square part (like a cube) against another flat surface inside the handle. Think of it like when you hold two squares of wood and clamp another one between them, you can now turn them without them falling apart. As long as the force of the two outer blocks pressing on the center block is higher than the resistance that would be applied to the center one, it won't fall out. Thats what makes the clicking noise in a torque wrench, its when the torque is higher than the pressure applied by the spring on the square part, and the square part flips/ tips over. Excessive load on the flipping square surely isn't the best thing, but if you set the torque wremch high enough the pressure of the spring will be higher and as the torque and it wont flip/ tilt. Probably not the best explaining but I tried :)

BUMPER- Looks mostly like a fiberglass bumper. You can make a f.b. be whatever you want. It can be fixed easily IF you have worked with f.g. before I like how you cleaned the car inside and out. Now it sparkles and that is a visual you can see everyday to inspire you to fix the car during troubled times when you think you made a mistake and should not have bought the car. My wife loved the video of how the crankshaft and connecting rods work. "A garage without a Porsche is just a dark hole" Walter Rohrl - Porsche Development

Loving the relationship with you and your Dad and great to see Hannah back on the vlog. Looking forward to seeing the progress. Nice one.

You all have to remember that what it's all about is to create content for YT. There is no need for correct honing the cylinders because this car will never drive a lot. And the question for the torque specs is just to get the comments going for a higher YT ranking. Freddy's engine is just for crosslinks and more value on the video and it makes the repair cheaper of course. So the production cost for the video series stays low for higher earnings. And often there are "mistakes" in the videos (e.g. the cylinder honing) just to make you write a comment about that. It's all about the YT algorithm to make this more valuable. But whatever... It's fun to watch the videos and that's what it's about to me.

im so glad u have the simple explainers and diagrams for the folks that dont know the mechanics of cars. little bits at a time and everyone learns.

there is not a single second in your videos that's filling time. Its perfect pacing and high quality. Im so happy to see this. Manual F430 is the dream, and the Leciester accent makes me feel home.

I swear to god mat does not know how to disappoint. The moment he drops a video makes my day. I hope he has all the success he deserves it. God bless you brother stay strong.

I love the relationship between you and your dad he seems to be having the time of his life. He obviously has a lot of knowledge and you are building a family brand. Just ordered your new hat (just happy to support the channel) this is another epic build and one I’m looking forward to following along with updates on the Lamborghini and the future of the M5. Great content as always 👍🇬🇧

I like the vibe here a lot. I am a big fan of longer series with all the in-depth information. Very excited for more 💪

Love your videos so much man… every time they come to an end I am so bummed!!! You and your dad doing these kinds of projects, just warms my heart.

@peterheeley8206

10 ай бұрын

Tell HIM to fix this Ferrari then immediately sell it to a Cryptocurrency Scammer in Dubai before the Recession Hits the prices of overpriced high-performance Italian sports cars. Otherewise, he is underwater on his total investment !

I love how your dad explains stuff in such depth yet so simple!

I just recently discovered this channel and I gonna say, it has the perfect balance of the build being detailed and the goofing around with people. Great work mat, this is quality content!!

I have very little car mechanics experience but I wanted to learn more so a few years afp I took a three cylinder head out a Peugeot, skimmed it, replaced the seals and grinded the valve seats and put it back together. Learnt a heck of a lot about how engines worked. Replacing the collets on the valve springs was a total pain.

Hey Matt, just found and started following, I think your attitude and humour to all the issues you find are just golden . I am looking forward to viewing the rest of your builds . Cheers Matt

as a South African I'm proud to hear amaPiano on a British KZread channel as big as @Mat's. Love the 430 build n the second engine is definitely making things easier.

@vorgabass6504

10 ай бұрын

made me so happy yoh

@dark_sky5098

10 ай бұрын

i thought i was the only one who noticed

@odirilemorolo1955

10 ай бұрын

Amapiano to the world

Honestly so great seeing your dad and partner there with you all the way, what a great life you’ve worked hard for 😊

Your dads an absolute legend!! What a relationship you two have! Keep up the great work guys!!

The build that will lead to even more great builds. With this project Mat you gonna be able to restore even greater Ferraris, absolutely love it

Sticky buttons!!😅 Ferrari took that to a new level with the 360! In my 360 I was smearing that black stickiness everywhere when I bought mine some time ago. What helped? Cleaning alcohol! As alcoholic as I could get. And time. And a lot of tissues! But it worked. No more stickiness and all the icons on the Buttons remained intact. Hope this is of help😃👍🏻 Keep making these nice vids !!

mat armstrong watching your video's have been alot of joy and iv been looking for a side project to keep me busy since my daughter pass away from rare type of cancer. Im machinist by trade and You have inspired me to start looking into exotic cars that iv only dreamed about owning. keep up the great work and cant wait for the next video.

You know what brother !! Im a motor mechanical student studying in Japan and your explanations about the engine and others hits in my head straight;;; im gonna stop studying and watch your videos no matter what ❤

Interesante, divertido, lleno de buenas vibraciones a pesar de todo el trabajo y del increíble gasto en repuestos. Deseando ver ya el siguiente episodio. Mucha suerte Matt.

Really pleased to see another video already, well done to Mat and the team for getting this out, I’ve decided to put my money where my mouth is and bought a mystery box from the store. So much crap content on YT sometimes, many “bigger” channels could learn from you.

Nice work Matt - hack for lapping valves! Instead of rolling the stick between your hands (correct method), attach a drill to the end of the valve stem like you would a drill bit, apply some paste to the valve seat and allow the drill to rotate whilst pulling the valve backwards and forwards. I've done this many times and it saves hours - care is still needed.

Can't wait to see what's next! So excited. Also, I live the relationship you have with your dad. He's a genius. Treasure him.

Great episode, amazing pace seeing progression!! Your dad’s knowledge is on point. Respect to all the team great channel guys.

Matt. I would love to work on those cars. I’m from South Africa and now in the uk and seeing this reminds me of my brothers and I fixing and replacing our own cars engines. Keep up the content mate. Love it.

You're so lucky to have this time with your Dad. I would give anything for times like this with my pops, but I'll have to wait for the next life for that. Please cherish these times, life is short. Bless you guy's...🙏

Matt your doing an excellent job on your cars, and showing ppl how easy it is to build/ repair them … Respect bro👍👍👍

I love all the detail you go into and the diagrams/videos. Nothing better than learning and being entertained at the same time. Fan from NY, USA

Mat your dad is amazing in what he does! And I love the realationship you both have!!❤

I learned a lot this evening!!! Thank you! I love seeing you and your Dad working together!!! He has an awesome laugh!

New channel subscriber. Love the pace and how you explain everything so well and simply! Looking forward to seeing this project progress 👍🏻

Man , you are the youtuber that always put a smile on my face, love your energy, the work you put with your mates, the amazing relationship with your dad. Keep the good work.

Love the collaboration you have with your Dad in these builds, meticulous work as always. First class!

15:43 I reccomend to check for valve leaking before putting it back in, if some valves are still leaking better repair it now (like replace the seats or cut them) than end with not perfect engine! Also I think many workshop will repair the old crankshaft so it still holds some value, ferrari crank is pretty expensive I guess.

Absolutely love the craic between you an your old man he's a very knowledgeable bloke I can't wait to see this finished mat

Love the way Mat and his dad help each other with every rebuild 🙌🏾🙌🏾

The F430 has always been on my list of unobtainable dream cars, so nice to see you make videos about it

I've found your channel a few weeks ago, and I'm totally addicted. Keep up the good work, you are making really entertaining and useful videos!

No joke. This has to be the best mix between entertainment, visually great looking and interesting engine rebuild i have seen on KZread.

I love seeing Matt and his Dad working together 👍

I’ll print the brackets for you Matt ! Let me know what you need. 👍🏼 as for the torque specs, find them out from Maserati or another engine with similar spec and power etc. they’ll be be similar so that’ll be fine. 👍🏼

Can’t wait to see this built loving the detailed build and your dads input is incredible 🙌

Love the show man. The energy is fantastic and your builds are absolutely amazing. Keep it going brother and I look forward to the Ferrari completion and the Morcielago. Thank you for your videos….

Yeah finally a Ferrari!😍 I'm so glad there's a new rebuilding video online! I've tried to watch other channels looked similar but your videos are so much more fun to watch!! Greetings from Holland and keep us posted!! (sorry for the poor english writing)

@Gobbbbb

10 ай бұрын

A bot stole your comment and now it's a top comment, Mat replied to it saying "Awesome! Thank you!" Also your English is completely fine, only a few minor grammatical mistakes, don't apologise!

My favourite car project of yours so far. Can't wait for it to be finished and see the majestic result.

So impressed that with your Dad's help you are building the engine yourselves. So many others would have sent it off to an engine builder!

WOW! That detail job really brought life back into this Rarri!

Hey just as a note before you slap the engine back together. After using the hone on the cylinder walls it’s a good idea to run a dingle Berry hone through it (that’s what we call it, kind of looks like a bottle brush) it’ll give you the cross hatch you need on the cylinder walls. Super smooth is not the desired effect, I’m no professional. So take this with a grain of salt 👍🏼

@rhyswatson9976

10 ай бұрын

You need to deglaze the bores

Matt, there is a place called ‘sticky plastics’ near Middlesbrough that can make all your interior buttons and panels like new again, a hell of a lot cheaper than replacing them too.

Your dad is an absolute legend. Watching you both together is magical. It does make me miss my dad who passed away recently. 😢 Keep the great videos coming, you are nailing it Matt. 👌

@Gameedits82

10 ай бұрын

sorry man

@MrRobertshaw100

10 ай бұрын

@@Gameedits82 thanks mate. 👍👍

@Gameedits82

10 ай бұрын

N prbl

@Gameedits82

10 ай бұрын

@@MrRobertshaw100 u are welcome

This is such a great project! Regarding the valve stem seals, you should grease them and put a protective sleeve on the valve stem when installing. The valve goes into the guide, then you put the seal onto the valve stem. The recesses in the valve stem can cut the valve stem seal. Hope yours are fine because it's a big job to redo. Did you check the heads for plane?

I love all this engine work! You and your dad work so well together 😁

@leroyalmeida2258

10 ай бұрын

CJAYYYYYYYYYYYY.. which is your next bike build project ?? the RSV4 sounds brutal mate

@FatHead1979

10 ай бұрын

Yup, Matt's dad is amazing.

@CJMediaOfficial

10 ай бұрын

@@leroyalmeida2258 lllllleeeeeeeerooooyallllll! I've got a few projects already hidden in the garage 😎

Bro ur dad is a true legend, me and my dad are building and fpv gs Fg 2010 and he puts the same time in and Ik how lucky we are to have dads like this. And I’m half watching it videos for the knowledge of engines and car parts

Matt, you’re an absolute legend! Bloody brave as well taking on some of these insane projects. Love the vidz will defo be waiting to see this one finished. Si 👍

Mat, your channel is quickly becoming my favorite car rebuilding channel on YT. Love the content, appreciate the hard work you and your team do, keep it up!