Shoutouts to Nolan for sacrificing his dignity to get entertaining High Low episodes out on time

@chrishayes8197

2 жыл бұрын

"Leave Nolan ALONE!! "

@HSS_yt

2 жыл бұрын

where did his 'beard' go though

@kriswhite9324

2 жыл бұрын

@@HSS_yt Through the turbo

@dauf69

2 жыл бұрын

Kinda hoped Nolan and James switched roles in the Tacoma Hi-Low series.

@shimetobago9586

2 жыл бұрын

@@dauf69 James deserves nothing but the best

Love when you guys do these heavy deep dive mechanical videos! The funny videos are great but these deep dive technical videos are what puts Donut in the S tier of youtubers. Keep up the good work guys!

@willcorlett

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree!

@alizeynalzade8111

2 жыл бұрын

absolutely agreed, Jeremiah is goated

@MRsoulCarlos

2 жыл бұрын

Even as a technical video, it's still very funny

@rickrolled3666

2 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZaCJ0pR8YNO5j7w.html Finally it's here YES.

@GolfSwag42

2 жыл бұрын

I second! These vids are so helpful for guys like myself that have limited mechanic knowledge. Always enjoy the vids and always picking something up from them

Jerry and Zack bring so much to the channel, but I never see anyone compliment Justin on how well he stares longingly at the camera while others talk. This is what I come here for.

Jeremiah has become one of my fave hosts lately. Love him and Zach on Tool Party! Also stoked to see these Z's coming back for High Low!!

Jeremiah being all technical is a breath of fresh air! I like your funny videos, but these kinds of videos really hit the spot.

@rickrolled3666

2 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZaCJ0pR8YNO5j7w.html Finally it's here YES.

@broja4387

2 жыл бұрын

He should tell Nolan that under Penal Code 22010 PC, it is illegal in California to make, import, sell, give away or even to possess nunchakus ! haha

@Heroo01

2 жыл бұрын

He actually has a degree in mechanical engineering AND a master's in biomedical engineering! He knows his stuff! Him and the editors doing graphics are incredible at explaining things

@believeinmatter

2 жыл бұрын

@@rickrolled3666 nope, its not.

@arthurscott833

2 жыл бұрын

Trueeeeee

Nolan should get a raise for being such a good sport by putting up with all this roasting

@lucahoganyt4435

2 жыл бұрын

Ikr. Now he knows how it feels to be cylinder 1

@ben9610

2 жыл бұрын

I really hope that’s how he can put up with it 😂🤞#nolangetspaid

@Sniperboy5551

Жыл бұрын

The fact that he was the one who screwed up the design in the first place should be enough to warrant some roasting

I think there are a few mistakes. Detonation (knock) happens when pockets of air/fuel mixture burns BEFORE the spark plug fires. A lean condition can cause detonation. The piston hitting the cylinder wall is called piston slap. Two separate issues.

@Bas_Lightyear

2 жыл бұрын

What about W.A.P? Wet Ass Piston?

@NNFaNRacing

2 жыл бұрын

Technically knock can occur before or after the spark plug fires, it's not when the mixture is ignited but how the mixture burns. In normal conditions the fuel air mixture burns, with detonation its closer to an explosion.

@alyssahoffman2534

2 жыл бұрын

Detonation is post tdc ignition. Pre ignition is before tdc.

@M_Gargantua

2 жыл бұрын

Knock is any preignition event, where the mix ignited before spark wavefront. There are two types, knock caused by the pressure spike due to spark, creating more than one wavefront, and knock due to hotspots, creating wavefronts before the spark event entirely. Detonation occurs after the spark, not necessarily after TDC, wherein the pressure spike from the initial wavefront gives the mix enough energy to all react at once rather than in a smooth wavefront.

@torstenpearson1996

2 жыл бұрын

That’s what I’m saying, parts slapping around isn’t the same knock as air/fuel misignition?

Really loved this new format, very educational, easy to understand graphics and very well explained! I'm a very klutz dude and been a long time i didn't see a so we'll explained video, wouldn't be surprised to see these used in schools, and I hope so too. Keep it up guys! Speedy recovery to low car! 💙

there was nothing more heartbreaking than watching it blow up after watching every episode of it being built

@bonecrusher1777

2 жыл бұрын

Facts!

@DBoone123

2 жыл бұрын

But now we can see it rise from the ashes

@xcupgaming2188

2 жыл бұрын

Even its a low budget car. We still love how they built it

@tristanstone7963

2 жыл бұрын

imagine being the ones who built it haha

Fixing the engine before swapping it to sell it for a good price while creating content for KZread. Well played Donut Media.

@thatgamingchannel95

2 жыл бұрын

Making money while making even more money 💰🫡… you gotta respect it😂

@Gigamegasmoll

2 жыл бұрын

they make youtube content for living, so..

@chefjamesmacinnis

2 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure they're bringing it back for engine swaps

@aaronchristanto

2 жыл бұрын

@@chefjamesmacinnis what are they bringing back? If it's the engine why tho? why bother fixing it now when you want to engine swap it... no offense

@rickrolled3666

2 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZaCJ0pR8YNO5j7w.html Finally it's here YES.

this video gave so much more information on engines than so many other channel videos combined. thnx donut. keep it up. I wish u guys da best. and grow bigger

the amount of knowledge I've learned from y'all is insane. could never thank y'all enough for it

It's great to see a video that isn't a 'something needs to chill out' or 'we bought a bunch of random stuff' video. These educational videos or vehicle history videos have always been my favorite. Hi vs Lo vids are great too!

@jeromecapundag9653

2 жыл бұрын

same here

@ethanethan5241

2 жыл бұрын

The cheap vs expense tools are great too in my opinion. Never gonna buy expensive tools now as a 17 year old who just bought a 350 it helps a lot because I don’t have anyone else to teach me.

@UrlOn2Wheels

2 жыл бұрын

Discovered Donut because of Science Garage and now I just keep on watching every video that I can. Probably my top 3 series now are HiLow, Money Pit, and Tool Party

I'm 0:36 seconds into this and I have all the proof I need. It was Nolan. Yep, from the right seat, definitely was him lol. Seriously though, I love that you are diving into the failure so we can all learn.

@stevesucio7790

2 жыл бұрын

Not Nolan per se, but definitely Nolan's bad luck.

@JohnBaleshiski

2 жыл бұрын

I was right, lol. No seriously though it takes a team and I don't blame him. I also thought you meant operator error. Crunched for time pushes issues like this. Root cause was poor heat management + lean condition, but it's more fun to say it was Nolan. I know I learned a lot from this, so thank you!

@samholdsworth420

2 жыл бұрын

It blew up because it's a crappy SUS vq French engine

More videos like this please! The questioning mindset, and logical assessment as more and more information is gleaned is one of the harder parts of learning to be a decent mechanic.

this is incredible vid not many KZread can make content like yall and I don't think they could do it like you guys love it so much. honestly wished we got more footage on taking the engine out

As a mechanic that does investigation work this episode was excellent. I think it makes a great point that there are many things that Do It Yourselfers might overlook and not take into consideration when installing parts or modifying their vehicles. Location is a big thing.

@JuniorJunison

2 жыл бұрын

Question, could this engine be saved? Like maybe by redoing the cylinder bore by either making it bigger or if it has sleeves to just replace them?

@j.d.saccociates3313

2 жыл бұрын

@@JuniorJunison I would say probably, definitely not going to be cheaper than just getting another engine though

@aaronroberts3329

2 жыл бұрын

@@JuniorJunison it's 100% repairable. I used to build off roaders with zzr1400 lumps and this was a party trick they used to love doing

@oneplumpboi5317

2 жыл бұрын

@@JuniorJunison Better being resleeved at this point considering its open deck nature. But they're swapping them out for v8's apparently. However, being turboed; i doubt it will address the issue until they relocate the turbo and give it an external oil cooler and possibly even a dry-sump system. This engine was designed for N/A purposes; the water jacket and cylinder wall design reflect that. They need heaps of cooling mods if they want to actually keep this thing living longer under induction methods it wasn't designed for. Sure they're people claiming to have 600hp cars that "Track fine and reliably" until you see that the only track they went to was a drag strip. A 15-second pass is way different to a Rev-Hanging turbo car around a track.

@richardprice5978

2 жыл бұрын

@@oneplumpboi5317 im with you on dry sump oiling system's ( and to me about the same costs 2022-back ( to unknown date as this wasn't all ways that way but it's changed for the better ) to setup or less than some wizardry's wet setup that still can kill ), as my new engine for my BBM/440/hemi isn't using a wet sump system as i believe there engine killers its probably ok-ish for a stationary plumed/level-set generator but moving car and more so a higher HP one nope 👎 more so with sticky/gripy tires vary quick way to kill a engine plus on a hemi it's the same size oil change of 8+Q and the pan is to easy to rupture as it hangs way down

I miss these type of videos with Jeremiah going deep into explanations. And then the pictures and animated engine parts are a great help too. I’m a visual learner so when you both show and tell us what your talking about it makes it 100x better. More if these please!!

@michaelmayo2489

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed if I can see a diagram or an animation like in this one it helps immensely for me learning what’s going on

I love seeing you guys fixing high and low car these are my favorite by far

As someone who is trying to learn more about fixing engines thank you and please keep it up with these technical videos

1. Jeremiah is amazing. More of this. 2. Because of Donut, I am building my own car from scratch. 3. I have never even owned a wrench before. 4. Pray for me.

@enbee_ash6740

2 жыл бұрын

Hey you got this. Just remember to ask professionals for advice if your not sure. Better to do things right once than wrong 3 times

@azharsyarawi

2 жыл бұрын

May god give you patience, strength and lots of money to buy a replacement car🙏🏽

@josephsandoval7726

2 жыл бұрын

Start off easy maybe something that already has a turbo would be a good start

@EsaShaheed

2 жыл бұрын

@@azharsyarawi LMAO

@jsol2480

2 жыл бұрын

youll be fine as long as dont do something nolan would hahaha

More like this please. I wanna hear and see you guys think man. I like the jokes and stuff but when you guys get into the meat and potatoes, I think it's what sets you guys apart from others. You guys mix knowledge, humor, and great editing and graphics to help bring it all together. There are other channels that go deeper into detail with what they're actually doing but it isn't supplemented by the great editing and presentation. Please teach us more Jeremiah!

@jordynk6651

2 жыл бұрын

gay.

@jimbongos8541

2 жыл бұрын

Adam k 110% agree

@thesmoothgoat

2 жыл бұрын

couldn't agree more

@SuperHogwart

2 жыл бұрын

i like your comment

@Swim2TheMoon

2 жыл бұрын

Yes yes yes!

The way this video is put together is very informative to people new to cars. this is why i love donut

This is one of the best videos that you guys have put out! I love this kind of diag stuff.

Jeremiah is just an all around great presenter. Honestly such an asset to the channel

@samfiles8909

Жыл бұрын

He's so much more comfortable now. I still watch the old B2B episodes and he was so much more reserved. Shouts to my fellow Mech Engineer

As a DE owner myself, a turbo in a DE is a recipe for disaster. These blocks require so much work to handle boost reliably you're better off with a swap. The internals just can't handle it. There's a reason Nissan didn't offer them with a turbo.

@Gborohooo

2 жыл бұрын

If you do it right, they're fairly reliable boosted. I've been on 8 PSI of boost for about a year with a ~40k mile DE and had absolutely no issues. I have a buddy that's been tuned at the same PSI on E85 for longer and he hasn't had any issues as well. All depends on whether or not your tuner did a good job, your engine's condition in the first place, and how hard/often you push the car.

@danielwatson5595

2 жыл бұрын

@@Gborohooo rather have the stock N/A set up that I can drive the wheels off of than a boosted piece I have to baby to not blow but that’s just one man’s opinion

@oliviersavard8676

2 жыл бұрын

@@danielwatson5595 why would anyone want to boost it anyway, it's a bigass V6, not a 2.0 four banger, there's already torque and power, i don't get why someone would want to slap a turbo in that thing. get it tuned and add a few parts but i feel like it's plenty good as an n/a engine, especially if you're gonna go on the track. it's not as "slow" as the old n/a z32 300zx anyway.

@Gborohooo

2 жыл бұрын

@@oliviersavard8676 It's a bigass V6 in a heavy ass coupe too though lol and VQs don't respond well to bolt ons. Most DEs don't even break 300 wheel with thousands of dollars in bolt ons and a tune. I'm not arguing that boosted is better than NA. Hell, I want to swap an NA LS in mine because I don't like the complications that boosting a factory NA car adds. I'm just saying that the kit in the video is relatively inexpensive when compared to other kits, can be made very reliable with some minor upgrades, and can make good power reliably if installed and tuned correctly.

@charlie6299

2 жыл бұрын

Hr and vhr swaps are bolt in (and just require a simple swap harness) and will make easy 300+ whp with bolt ons/tune. Vhr can hit 350+ with that on e85. And still na reliability.

I love all you guys videos, but especially this one, I think it would be cool if you guys could do more stuff like this and go more in depth on repairs

Just makes me feel so much better because the compression check and possible clues Jerry talked about helped me rule out some possible situations with my car burning a little bit of oil. So happy it helped me rule out that the bottom end of my motor is probably good. Thanks Jerry and Donut Media!

Cant wait for the new season! I absolutely think mechanical deep dives from donut are just the best thing on KZread ✨

@PublicBus09

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Lo season 3 confirmed?

@torry5498

2 жыл бұрын

@@PublicBus09 yeah they're putting V8's in them, they mentioned it on past gas

@angel.dc5752

2 жыл бұрын

@@torry5498 LS swap no?

@torry5498

2 жыл бұрын

@@angel.dc5752 yeah Hi car was getting a modern crate motor LS while low car was getting a used junkyard LS, if you want I can go back and check which specific ones they were going to use

7:30 as a general rule, I would not exclude the valve sealing as a reason for complete lack of compression. I've seen an engine ingest a bolt out of the throttle valve that completely mangled a single valve on a single cylinder and caused pretty much this exact pattern of compression.

@joelfrancisco3798

2 жыл бұрын

I follow a few engine builders and one did a valve seat leak down test... dude plucked out a piece of his hair and closed the valve on it and the thing would not hold any compression with it between the valve and the seat! Crazy tight tolerances these have

@FlightRecorder1

2 жыл бұрын

I've seen pistons which had the valve imbedded into them. Bad valve absolutely can lead to zero compression

@mattgarkus2489

2 жыл бұрын

leakdown tests are far more useful than the cheap compression tests they ran

@joelfrancisco3798

2 жыл бұрын

@@mattgarkus2489 not necessarily. If starter is still connected, it's much quicker to do a compression test vs a leak down test.. also with that, you can do a hot and cold compression check, either narrowing it down to a piston ring, of valve seat...

@ct1762

2 жыл бұрын

@@joelfrancisco3798 well not really. hot vs cold is again only going to tell you compression and if the rings are worn, not how much pressure and vacuum the piston skirts can make. if course i am a 2 stroke engine builder, but principals are the same. i see 2 strokes with seemingly good compression, but wont idle at all or well because the piston skirts are completely shot. so the operator sits there fiddling with the ignition and carbs to try to get it to idle, but of course it wont no matter what he does.

I love how much I learn from this channel. It’s so educational.

14:30 this made me laugh harder than i have in years. thank yall for what you do. a bunch of legends making legendary content.

Just realized y’all have a team to create helpful animations. Props to them.

@HCG

2 жыл бұрын

You seriously just realized that there’s an entire team behind these videos..? Lmfao

@mattferrigno9750

2 жыл бұрын

Looks at the dude's user name. He literally a POS.

@mattswank

Жыл бұрын

Also shoutout to the regular show noise reference in the intro haha

This is a great video. So often when something like this happens the video goes “we have an issue” cut to “this was the problem, we fixed it.” It’s great that you not only mention the issues at every step but explain why it could be each thing and what to look for. Makes it great as a guide for someone who has a similar issue!

Probs one of my fav episode. Everything was explained clearly !

That video was super fun! Congratulations to everyone involved!

More of this, please. Would love to see all the guys work on their projects.

Jeez, sorry Nolan. They really outed you on this one. It's hard to meet deadlines with crappy parts - cut him a break man

@skinsdub

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I'm not down with the Nolan slander, that man is a treasure

@CRneu

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think they're actually blaming Nolan. Their time crunches influenced decisions. HiLo is kind of a group project so I don't think Nolan was forcing through cheap parts against everyone's advice. This is something that happens when you upgrade stuff on the cheap without fabricating solutions, stuff breaks. It's kind of perfect for the series.

@gabrielfestini

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree mate! Nolan was working with one of the most talented mechanic on the show (Aaron)! If both couldn't do things well, then the reason is mostly out of their hands (time crunch and crappy part which are the point of HiLow) 😉 We don't care, we love Nolan ⚡️

@jordynk6651

2 жыл бұрын

@@gabrielfestini nolans a baby.

@skinsdub

2 жыл бұрын

@@jordynk6651 you're a baby

Well when I seen cylinder one had no compression which means there’s a problem in either the piston or the ring I think the rings the problem but keep up the good work guys u guys make the best videos 100% the best crew on yt

I learned a lot more in this video than I expected. I'm glad I watched till the end.

That's exactly what happens when you boost an engine that wasn't boosted from the factory without gapping the rings. It's a necessity. A boosted engine needs a bigger ring gap. Otherwise the rings expand and have nowhere to go so it breaks the ringlands on the piston.

@billymanilli

2 жыл бұрын

100% my thinking too... Didn't watch anything on the build, but if it was n/a originally and they ran a "decent" amount of boost without opening the gaps up, that'll definitely do it!

@TNT3RUNNERvideos

2 жыл бұрын

Came here looking for this comment. I neither watched the original build but as soon as I saw this I thought ring gaps. Rings have expanded more with nowhere to go due to the added heat from turbo. It’s possible the piston wasn’t completely melted until after all of this. I think the rings expanding with nowhere to go has dug into the cylinder wall/took out the ring lands and the friction from this melted the piston maybe

@james4wd236

2 жыл бұрын

Not gapping the rings didn't cause this failure. It can cause pistons to break, but this piston melted due to excessive combustion temps. Preignition probably killed this piston. Not ring failure.

@qpzmak

2 жыл бұрын

This was not a ring land problem. This was excessive heat issue in that cylinder, the piston melted everything else was fine. Maybe that bank was running leaner than the other, especially with that shitty manifold in that rev 9 kit. But most likely the injector on that cylinder could have just not been spraying the amount of fuel it was supposed to. That s why you always get your injectors flow matched.

@TanCalHan

2 жыл бұрын

Except it didn’t break the Ringland. It melted it. Too much heat in the cylinder, there was detonation and a lean condition. You’re not wrong, but you can run boost on many stock bottom ends reliably if you keep the boost levels down.

Now THIS is a video that gets me to instantly watch. Put more vids out like this. Also can't wait to see what you guys do with low car next!

14:42 about time that we enjoyed a merch plug.. And it wasn't in the way of the lesson.. Beat shirt and all is on point.. Keep that vibe.

Can’t wait for another high/low series.. I enjoyed both the Z and Taco runs

Love this channel so damn much. The funny videos are always great, but these more technical videos put Donut in a league of its own. Jeremiah is probably my favorite addition to the team so far with all the engineering nerd shit I love so much. Also, REVIVE SCIENCE GARAGE.

Rest in peace Low-car, may you get top speed to car heaven

@edim108

2 жыл бұрын

It's getting an LS so it'll be back on the road with a new* (used) and much stronger heart! 💪❤️

@matierre.

2 жыл бұрын

@@edim108 you also saw aaron's story? lmfao

Love it . It’s a lot more serious and super articulated 🍻 not to mention Wicked educational

love this video, you lot are a hell of a team

Why? Cuz it saw how well the HI car was treated and caught a case of depression. Simple.

@thatgamingchannel95

2 жыл бұрын

It was suicidal you mean?🤣

@kawzkirider1716

2 жыл бұрын

"Decompression"

Really enjoyed the editing style/general flow of this video, seems like you guys took a slightly different approach to all the other videos of seen. I really like the group dynamic you guys are using more and more I really enjoyed the episode, good work per usual guys!

This video is awesome 👍. Love the HiLow series but this may be my fav vid of the series!

WOW...Tons of knowledge and very informative. I am impressed!

Day 403 of asking Donut to bring old B2B back

Wouldn't Low Car be the ultimate car for "if you can fix it, you can keep it"? :D

@alessandro9509

2 жыл бұрын

Is it even possible to fix it? Isn't the cylinder wall part of the block?

@saikanonojutsu

2 жыл бұрын

Nah, they said they're LS swapping them soon.

@nsdhanoa

2 жыл бұрын

"If you can LS swap it, you can keep it"

@KillerDeadXero

2 жыл бұрын

Even in high gas times it's always logical to LS swap it.

@Chaln123

2 жыл бұрын

@@alessandro9509 you would need to bore out the cylinders and use overbore pistons

The video was great for a guy who doesn't know anything about cars, problem was well explained, and graphics helped break it down for me to digest ty donut team u carry the auto industry

More of these videos. This is the good stuff!

My guess would be a cracked cylinder the way that smoke looked. Memories of my first car. Except in my case I pushed it too far and ended up blowing a hole through the entire engine after warping the shaft

@Pandadancypant

2 жыл бұрын

Oh definitely when they started and it had that massive clunk one of the pistons/rods ain't attached anymore

@billymanilli

2 жыл бұрын

My guess is maybe the ring gaps were too tight (it was an n/a motor originally), and that hole got a little hotter than the rest and failed first. Important to run a bit larger gap on a turbocharged engine (or any motor with a "power adder"), as the temp in the chamber and tops of the pistons get hotter, causing the gap in the ring to close up entirely until it has nowhere to "expand" to and it breaks the ring land on the piston.

@saltysteel3996

2 жыл бұрын

@@billymanilli Tight rings can also pop the top off a piston too. Lol

@billymanilli

2 жыл бұрын

@@saltysteel3996 Certainly! Can really wreck a lot of stuff!

@traphouse4272

2 жыл бұрын

I was thinking that or a head gasket but

When Jerry first started, I remember everyone being pretty harsh in the comments, mainly saying that he needed to find his own persona, etc... and I agreed. But now, I absolutely love his videos...Just enough of a goof to keep it light hearted, while also being very clear and articulate, while often covering some very wordy topics (eg. the Every Engine Type Explained video). Keep up the good work Jeremiah!

@juliotorres3364

2 жыл бұрын

I remember everyone would dog him, now look at him! Balling everyday!

@polyscient

2 жыл бұрын

He still explains things incorrectly though. 13:00

@mackflynn

2 жыл бұрын

@@polyscient how so?

@untamablewolf

2 жыл бұрын

preach

@skeletonbuyingpealts7134

3 ай бұрын

​@@polyscienthow so

Production value is so amazing on these videos

hank you soo much! This helped a lot! ❤️

The production quality on this video was spectacular. Super duper looking forward to Hi-Low Season 3!!

What an awesome "sequel" to HiLow. Loved this video and the thorough explanations. Keep up the good work Team Donut!!!

@DON4D1O

2 жыл бұрын

I think they're ls swapping

@tachy635

2 жыл бұрын

This is like a preseason teaser

Holy shittttttt guys. SOLID video. Absolutely LOVE these deep dive videos guys.

I think you hit the nail on the head with one of the first things you said. That the turbo is sitting right next to that piston and they did NOT use a turbo blanket, the excessive heat helped cause the knock / pre-detonation which started the snake. Gotta use those BLANKETS bb! Another great vid, teardown, and explanation just thought you could have pounded home the necessity of a turbo blanket a little harder!

Being able to see your process for diagnosis was so cool! Going through every point of failure and explaining what they mean is so cool.

God this was such a great video. Super interesting and explained in a way that was easy to understand without extensive explanations. Would love to see more like this

I missed Aaron so much!!! Glad to see him back in a video!!! 🎉🎉🎉

Good new look Nolan. I dig the frames.

One of my fav videos you guys ever made, love to hear the thought process

Woah, I've learned so much on this episode, you should definitely do more of these "investigations"

Love watching you guys. 💯💎

I know you won't see this, especially because this video is so old, even though I have a super stock car, these kind of videos really make me re-think everytime I have a thought to put off an oil change as a non car enthusiast because I learn new reasons everytime on why it's so important, it's genuinely such a good thing you all do so thank you!

This is such an informative video! I love content like this. Get to learn a lot from videos like these. Great stuff at Donut Media. Production quality is top notch. The hosts are so engaging and fun to listen to. Jeremiah did amazing here. Keep em coming!

I love your videos, and this is one of your best videos yet! Enjoyed the problem solving and science behind the problem.

What an educational video, thanks Donut!

More engineering stuff!!! So fun diagnosing problems like this!

14:37 As a fellow destroyer of a VQ35, I will see you there.

Can't wait to see her come alive in the new season of Hilow v8 swaps

Great breakdown! I learned things! Yay knowledge.

Please I need more of this I would like you guys to work more on this project

i love these videos that you really learn a lot of things from a mechanical perspective

@xgreasexmonkey5506

2 жыл бұрын

Ya don’t be like donut media waste a lot money and time just to destroy your car

This is why I cringe when I see people going the "lo-car" route on their cars. Cheap, fast, reliable. You can only pick two.

@jasonmartinez9545

2 жыл бұрын

reliable and cheap turbo route?

@deciplesteve

2 жыл бұрын

@@jasonmartinez9545 on something that wasn't turbo before? Not likely.

This is extremely helpful. I plan on doing an LS swap and will be buying a used 5.3L or 6.0L. Thank you for your tips.

This is a great episode!

Awesome vid. I absolutely love these investigations and would like to see some more (not at Donuts expense though). Goes to show installing turbos are not just a walk in the park and a lot of planning, prep, and patience goes a long way.

@RidinDirtyRollinBurnouts

2 жыл бұрын

Heh. Every turbo install is different. Mine is going on about 8 months now

Absolutely loved this video. I‘m in a 3 year apprenticeship for becoming a car mechanic (first year right now) and this video delivered on all fronts. All the way from analyzing the exhaust gasses up to checking the oil. This gave me an even clearer image of how an engine works and which components/factors can result in these type of engine failures. Keep on with this Donut, you are helping so many people with improving their mechanical knowledge.

Glad to see the breakdown of an engine

Great work inspector Burton !

Loved this video. I just took out my engine due to low compression. They seemed like normal numbers, but this specific engine (b20z) needs high compression. I did a wet compression test and each cylinder went from about 145 to 210. Im about to do my first engine tear down and I’m excited.

@netts2315

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds fun! Remember to store each bolt and nut well and categorized so you don't lose 'em or know what goes where!

@bubferner2146

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like piston rings. If you rebuild it make sure to use break in oil for 400 miles, and do the proper procedure

@oneplumpboi5317

2 жыл бұрын

As everyone said. Please. Number everything. Pistons, rods, and their journals. Camshaft buckets and shims and caps (if applicable). * When Disassembling the MAIN JOURNALS, Remove THEM IN THE CORRECT ORDER TO NOT DAMAGE JOURNALS * I cannot stress how important tolerances are on Japanese engines. When the main journals are torqued down; they have a wobble effect torquing it down. There's a springing effect that puts tensions on bolts and mains. you don't want to remove the bearing bolts in the wrong order; risking slight stress/stretching of mains. When you re-assemble the engine you don't want to have a hard time remembering which shim meets what tolerance. Mess it up, and it will tick like crazy. Crankshafts are balanced based on weights set by each piston and conrod. You can't mix up the order without hurting harmonics. The main bearings and cam caps are the same. Each one is specifically bored at different tolerances and offsets, mix them up and you turn a 0.0001" into a 0.001" offset. risk damaging your cam or the bearing surfaces (Sometimes the camshafts "catch" on the offset lip and tear your cam caps straight away) Bolts should be labeled when disassembled (Maybe a labeled sandwich bag if you don't have tool compartments). I remember when I went blindly disassembling my first engine. Thankfully my memory served me right and I could reassemble it with ease. It's not that easy on other engines. The most anxious thing is when you reassemble an engine and have extra bolts and don't know what you missed.

@need_more_lives2974

2 жыл бұрын

@@bubferner2146 tha fuck is break in oil?? Change oil often for the first cupule of miles as there will be metal particles as the new parts break in and get seated.

@DADnRN

2 жыл бұрын

Godspeed

When turbocharging or supercharging engines, you typically need to change or clearance the piston rings. As the rings heat up they expand. If you don't clearance them, the ends will touch each other and either bind that cylinder, break, or fold and break the piston.

@Chimera6297

2 жыл бұрын

not really, you can usually run 8-10 PSI on stock internals with a good tune unless the engine is made out of glass. of course if you want to make some real power, piston rings are only a small part of the whole engine that needs to be rebuilt to handle more boost. but if you're just running low boost, there's pretty much no reason to spend all that time on *just* piston rings. it'll be fine, and if you're going to take apart the engine, you might as well also send it to the machine shop, get some forged rods and pistons, and build that bottom end. then 15 PSI is nothing, the engine will eat that for breakfast and burp out flames

@minecrafterselite1

2 жыл бұрын

i never see anyone on honda engines do that and they run fine on like 30 psi

@tangydiesel1886

2 жыл бұрын

Nitrous cars can have this happen as well.

@billymanilli

2 жыл бұрын

@@Chimera6297 yeah. "usually". But that REALLY depends on the motor. Might be close to "made of glass" with tight ring gaps, thin ring lands, high C/R, etc... I've seen 'em do that at 8 psi, and I've seen others make 900+ rwhp at 40psi. Not saying that was the cause in this case, but certainly wouldn't rule it out. Coulda been something stupid like an injector too. Wish we could get a better look at the damage!

@vladivosdog

13 күн бұрын

@@Chimera6297 what

I love this style editt mann ❤️😎

I think coolant got into the compression zone and it made it blew up Well, I was wrong but I just wanted to say that Donut are putting out REALLY great videos lately

day 1 of asking for an Up2Speed on the Ford Falcon i think its an awesome car with some cool history

@aronkim7105

2 жыл бұрын

Except in Argentina

@tumamaoite

2 жыл бұрын

Millennium Falcon? 🥺

@rype7070

2 жыл бұрын

best suggestion ever, would love to see the ford falcon on up2speed :)

@fordmustang-2015

2 жыл бұрын

I thought you were gonna say Up2Speed on Pumphrey's dad

@PaladinofRealm

2 жыл бұрын

also clapped out fiesta would be a fun shitbox

Something I've not seen commented on yet, shouldn't the ring gap have been increased with the turbo? Possible that the ring expanded too much and damaged the piston. Love the series keep up the cool builds!

@bronzerobson1945

2 жыл бұрын

And what exactly does this piston ring expand into because it’s pressed against the cylinder bore the whole time? If the rings expand to much they butt and grind a warped surface into the cylinder bore.

@thehouseofcha1nsaw_

2 жыл бұрын

I don't necessarily think that it was the piston rings. If it was piston ring gap, it would be like someone dropped a ball bearing in the chamber. I am almost certain it was a hot spot on the piston causing it to melt. At 100,000+ miles, the ring gap would have increased by about .001~.003", actually helping the motor live. In my line of work I've seen this many times, it was classic case of hot spot, a spark knock nucleation site. Too much to write about here but, in short, hot spots easily happen around the edge of piston or on edges of carbon deposits. They act like tiny little glow plugs in the chamber. On the edge of a piston though, its like an oxy/acetylene torch. Once you get a a very tiny pool of molten metal, it oxidizes and spreads like cancer, turning everything into hot porage. So, this is why spark knock is scary.

@redlinetech4914

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly what I was thinking.

@bobbygetsbanned6049

2 жыл бұрын

@@thehouseofcha1nsaw_ You can tell it's melting damage because aluminum doesn't break with smooth edges, that piston melted for sure. I still doubt it was knock, it's too obvious when an engine is knocking for someone who knows anything to stay in it and knock it to death. I bet it just picked up a hot spot and melted the piston, plus the rest of the piston looked pretty clean which is rare for knock damage. I'll give Nolan the benefit of the doubt that he didn't stay in the throttle while the computer was pulling spark and he was down on power lol.

..and thats why you mount an aftermaket turbo underneath and at the back of the car, away from the engine; even with the parasitary losses of the longer piping entails you are better off....very sweet ,educacional video

Can’t wait for the new Hi-Lo series! Those off-road 350s look mean AF!!

"Nolan was sent straight to hell" That really caught me off guard, lold at that. At least we now know, to successfully turbo and tune a car, you need to make sure no Nolans get involved, so I am set. I don't know any Nolans, so my turbos will never kill my engine.

I’m so glad you guys did this video. I found it really interesting that you guys blew both engines when the forums always act like the z’s can handle boost no problem. Very informative about the many things you can do when installing a turbo to make it not blow up.

@BigHeadClan

2 жыл бұрын

Really?? Most people I know would argue the opposite reliability goes out the window once you go FI with the VQ motors. These motors bend rods and pistons really quick if there is too much torque. The block itself can take a lot of power, but you can’t cut corners with these motors if you want to go forced induction.

@rickrolled3666

2 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZaCJ0pR8YNO5j7w.html Finally it's here YES.

@nazc0

2 жыл бұрын

Many vqs run much more boost with no issues. Mine is at 430hp with 0 issues at 170k miles. They didn't do enough research on the platforms and had shit fuel. Both kits should have been at a solid 400 hp with no issues. High car had horrible fuel setup. And low car had a poorly designed kit, poorly run oil return, probably why the turbo sized

@Originalskills

2 жыл бұрын

DEs can’t handle boost, HRs and VHRs on the other hand can, you can do 580-600whp stock motor reliably

Awsome content!! Keep it up!

I would love to see them do an engine build and swap competition. But can't wait to see what they do with low car in the future.