Jeep Strokers

Valve float:


Springless valve train:


Inside a cylinder:


Axial vector V12:


Bugatti V16 construction (nteresting that it doesn't use typical bearing caps, its like a split block):


Ferrari V12 assembly:


Several educational engine building videos:
http://www.youtube.com/user/BoxWrench

I rented the BoxWrench video, should be here within a week. I'll let y'all know how it is. I could download all the videos from YouTube (gotta love Firefox extensions!) but I decided the DVD will be much more useful.
http://smartflix.com/store/video/504/In ... e-Building
The coupon "MODERNWOOD" when checking out gets $2 off your rental.

PolloLoco wrote:I rented the BoxWrench video, should be here within a week. I'll let y'all know how it is. I could download all the videos from YouTube (gotta love Firefox extensions!) but I decided the DVD will be much more useful.
http://smartflix.com/store/video/504/In ... e-Building
The coupon "MODERNWOOD" when checking out gets $2 off your rental.

You should make copies for us

Muad'Dib wrote:You should make copies for us

US Customs allows us to bring back one pirated copy per movie for as many movies as we want so I suppose copyright laws don't apply here in Iraq.

SilverXJ wrote:Bugatti V16 construction (nteresting that it doesn't use typical bearing caps, its like a split block):

Wouldn't that be a W16?

The Ferrari clip is fairly epic.

ARH wrote: Wouldn't that be a W16?

Yeah, find a W.

Viewing the clip again I noticed they used a MLS gasket instead of something like copper or more exotic.

I got the Boxwrench Basic Engine Building DVD and it's freakin' sweet! I've watched quite a bit of it so far and the production quality and wealth of knowledge shared is exceptional. This makes me feel a lot better about my first engine removal and tear down. It'll prove extremely valuable when I have a garage PC set up to watch video and lookup information when needed.

From the short Boxwrench videos I have seen on YouTube the DVD should be pretty good and informative.