SUPERCHARGED Custom 6.2 LS Engine! FULL Build!

Sometimes luck is on our side! A customer came in for a simple engine build. After learning about his incredible craftsmanship, we made a trade—he built us a custom reception desk, and in return, we installed a ProCharger in his truck!

In this episode, we take you through the entire build process from start to finish. Stick around until the end to hear this beast roar!

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[trinity]

Everything I learned in Germany as a toolmaker about surface finishes, tolerances about precision and machining can be found here in this video and more… I would be proud to put these kind of engines together with this kind of craftsmanship

[carlschroeder]

I am retired, a GM guy and have a background in CNC machine repair. I cannot imagine ANY other machine shop in existence being as knowledgeable, thorough and meticulous and offering all the upgrades you make. If I ever need major engine work, I am hands down, coming to you guys no matter where I am in the country!

[anthonyhebert-trudeau]

You deserve your own 1 hour TV show! I would watch it for sure.

[georgiapatriot]

If more people in this country took HALF the pride Dave's team does in their work, this would be an AWESOME country to live in again. Little stuff like the powered engine hoist jack shows they are looking at how to fine tune their operation, not just the engines.

[donniev]

Really like seeing the entire process, especially the POV Joey cam. A full pov rebuild video from Joey's perspective would be great! Thanks Dave and family

[thomasperina]

Hello Dave: Thank you for this terrific video sir. I have so much respect for you & your crew cause there aren't many shops that can perform at the level yours does. The way you treat your guys is totally uncanny compared to the automotive industry. Here in N.J most shops just slap it together and shove it out the door. Before I retired I would come close to your operation but on a smaller scale. In my 63 years in the automotive repair industry your shop by far rises to the top of professionalism and capabilities. God Bless you, your family, and your crew. TMP from N.J.

[LukeM]

Fun fact: Chevrolet was the first automaker to counterbalance the crankshaft. It was on the first Chevrolet designed by Louis Chevrolet with the help of his younger brother and an engineer.

[SharkJumper]

I love my whipple charged 5.3L, can't wait to set a 6.2L or 6.6L into my Silverado when the time comes

[jimgodfrey]

As a previous major engine remanufacture shop foreman all these tolerances and surface finishes are not found in books requiring years of experience and documentation. Very impressed with the details that Dave uses that automakers can learn from to build better products. BTW now moved from automotive to Finning the largest CAT dealer at OEM.

[mickeywilliford]

Ohhh my gosh I’ve never heard such a perfect explanation of how/why to the crank balancing process.

I WANT my engine built there!

[HealthWealthLifeLove]

Gotta feel great to drive that truck knowing you built it the right way. This is awesome!

[davidrowe]

Dialing in the crosshatch of a hone, specifically the valley depth, kinda blows my mind. I understand the concept...I had no idea that it was a variable to customize. And here we have Dave and his son Tyson having a casual conversation about it as if it were a ham sandwich option in a NY deli.

Dave explaining the crank balancing for us laypersons also blew my mind. A 12lb weight being thrown around a couple of dozen times* a second from piston weight offset? Wow

what I have learned the most from this channel is that there is a machine for just about every customization option. Very cool! Very

[smacdiesel]

Thank you for exhibiting such good quality. Our nation needs these kind of examples.

[Oneofakind]

These guys are amazing! I have a 2008 Sierra Denali 1500 6.2L with 450, 760 miles on original engine, but the transmissions keep breaking, 3rd one failed a few months ago. 19 mpg hwy. Great torque, a pleasure to drive. It's always awsome to see Dave do the best work for the customer. Seems like nobody can do a good job anymore

[davestewart]

Dave I’m beyond impressed with your shop and all the people you have there, awesome video sir 👍😁

[dongreenlee]

It is always a joy for me to watch true craftsmen do the work they love. It is obvious that everyone in your organization loves what they do, they are not working they are crafting excellence. If I ever need an engine built, your shop is the one I will be asking to do my work. Thanks for sharing your passion. Plus you have all the cool tools!

[Zoomzoom]

What a great build. These guys know how to build and it shows.

[MrRebar]

*Dave's Auto Center* You guys are doing some amazing work, thank-you for taking the time to bring us along. GOD Bless.

[noxcoma]

Man, watching your boy put that motor together with the GoPro POV was wicked! Awesome video!

[wickertwm]

By far the best video you crew has made up to date.
Thank all those involved for me, it was very educational and entertaining.