BUDGET Chevy Big Block Build! - Part 3 of 3 ( Dyno Pulls! Sounds Nasty!! )

This is it, part 3 of 3. Time to put this budget chevy big block on the Dyno and really see what it's made of. Put your HP guess in the comments BEFORE you watch, then come back and comment how close you were!

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[Delm]

One of my favourite things about this is how calm he is, so many folks think you need to be so high energy all the time, crazy camera shots and over editing, unnecessary music etc etc. I feel more relaxed and in a better mood after watching a fellers video.

[peggydudas]

Look...I'm a 71 year old retired nurse and I don't know the service end of a carburetor from a piston and I watched every single moment of this build, marveling at Derrick and his humor, his patience and his tremendous ability to explain. I learned a little bit about building an engine and a lot about how splendid a feller can be.
It was awesome.

[FUZZYBIGS]

The "Bob Ross" of engine building. I'm not building a motor but I sure do like the program.

[lucidrebuilds]

This guy so underrated. He is so hilarious and a down to earth guy. No need for flashy videos and destroying stuff like others have said. Just all around genuine content

[richardstamper]

It's easy to fall into the trap of thinking that Derek's a bit of a "cow boy" mechanic after seeing some of the crates he gets running but this Big Block build series demonstrates there's much more to this guy.

[dh-_]

Being humble is the best attribute a guy can have. Great build, Derek.

[islandlife]

I only have one problem with VGG and that is the videos keep ending.

[addicted-to-bass]

The thing I like about this channel is that Derek isnt all flashy. Hes just a down to earth guy following his passion to support his family. Hes not out blowing money on fancy stuff just to blow it up for views. Hes elbow deep building his dream vehicles and teaching us a thing or two along the way. Your knowledge is amazing and I appreciate you sharing it with us sir!

[shannonparker]

Listening to this bloke just makes me feel calm.

[christopherfriesen]

I've watched more engine building series than I can think to count and this one is by far the most useful. Simple explanations and common sense. Great job man, love all your content!

[TorquePowerVideo]

As impressive as this build series was, I'm more impressed that you're a very knowledgeable guy when it comes to engine building, yet you don't seem to be the type that takes himself too seriously. We need more people like you, for sure.

Thanks for the great content!

[gregquante]

I love the sound of the gear drive. You really should let Jessica light the tires up the first time. It’ll set a good example to your boys of how to treat your wife

[TJForehand]

Woke up feeling kinda rough, but then I see Part 3 is here and that engine's singing and everything just feels right again.

[AutoAuctionRebuilds]

I have yet to build an engine. This makes me want to go build one myself!!

[tjmccallister]

I'm glad you made the Uncle Buck comment at the end of the video because that land yacht definitely was giving off Uncle Buck Vibes..
I was secretly hoping for a big back fire 😂

[nickstones]

A guy has never rebuilt an engine in his life and never really intends to but damn this is fascinating and really interesting. You sir are a mechanical wizard.. 👍🏻😎😁

[alexbehnen]

The frame on Independence is going to creak like Betty White's back when he gives it the onions.

[uncledaddy]

In my opinion this is the best automotive content in existence!

[MrPanzerDragoon]

Seeing you put this together from just hunks of metal to a whirling machine. Wow! I'm not even a car guy that much, but just watching it rev in the test room is amazing and inspiring!

[jayjenkins]

I have a couple friends who rebuild engines and are always trying to talk to me...and usually I just smile and nod because I don't have the foggiest idea what they're talking about. I've done plenty of maintenance on engines and swapped out a part or two, but I've never built an engine. At first I almost passed this series up because of that, but now I'm glad I watched because I learned a thing or two. Very interesting series...thank you!