Don’t do this! If You Want to Build a BIG POWER Viper V10 Engine

[ppark]

The amount of knowledge steve has astounds me and im happy he makes these videos for us to keep us all informed

[adamscoggins]

I love how Steeve always shows the truth ! And it’s always realistic we’re not every engine is a romance story like all the other engine builders seem to show . Steve is just a wealth of knowledge.

[Lindhard]

"Who do you call and complain to?!
Nobody.. You just fix it!!"
Wise words from a superior fabricator! 😎

[rogal]

The amount of equipment in that building is insane. I wonder how many millions are invested in all of those machines. Pretty cool to see them in action and that they are so precise down to the thousandths of an inch. Neat.

[lobob]

Been a machinist my entire life, I wish I could work for somone like you!

[Edwardi]

Amazing how Steve just gives this kind of knowledge away on You Tube. Back in the day if you wanted to learn this kind of stuff you'd have to get a job with a Pro Mod team, and most likely that team would be in So-Cal or Indiana so you'd have to move to move there if you didn't live in those areas to have said job.

[bigblockjess]

Absolutely love these videos steve. All the machining and the whole process and how its done is incredible. So much knowledge and talent. I very much do appreciate all your videos, especially these type.

[MarlHellbringer]

I learn so much watching Steve and Kevin from KSR every single time. Thank you for taking the time

[Doughboy]

I'm a Mopar guy and I loved seeing you doing a Mopar this time is awesome and great to watch. I'm learning more and more every episode every time!!!

[CS_]

I have spent most of my adult life machining engines, man what I would give to work on the equipment Steve has in his shop. What I would give to work in Steve's shop! His work ethic and attention to detail is just incredible. Love watching all the shop ops stuff!

[coolhandpuke]

Nice tip “ forging the welds” or tapping the welding as we go. Going to use that going forward 🤙

[kygator]

It will never matter in my life of hotrods, but I love your attention to detail and teaching. Thank you!!

[specforged]

I was just waiting for a chunk to bust off that head while hammering. I know it’s necessary to do it right, I do it all the time myself. However, that still runs through my mind every time. Welding cast (well any aluminum really) aluminum is not an easy thing to do well. It’s taken many years of trial and error and the drive to always try to improve no matter how amazing we might think we are. Nice work! As a welder, machinist and engine builder....none as my career, I really enjoyed this one.

[gregwindju]

Thank you again very much for being a straight shooter. You don't withhold very much or if anything at all. You dumb it down so dyslexic people like me can understand the process is you go through every single time. I would like to say thank you again to you and your crew and another great video. I pray and wish for blessings and successful days for you your family and your work family have a great weekend weekend coming up. 👊💯💯👍😊😊😎

[veto]

Man I love this channel! There’s no other place on YT that will show this kinda detail.

[Intellistan]

Zoom out to the machine array- instant thumbs up. World class work. Incredible honor to see inside the operation

[Big_ol_bass]

Steve, the hero we didn't know we needed. But the hero we deserved.

[gerrymiller]

So cool watching the time lapse of the engine assembly. I think its Ben. He did a nice job on that monster.

[scottjayss.johnson]

There you go again, taking things up to the next level. Amazing work your doing. Engaging minds to see things from a different perspective.

[therealfearsome]

20:08 Called Peening, also will help relieve stress