We make a working I-6 out of two Lada 4-cyl engines

Promo code 'G2022'

In this episode we're treating Lada engines like Lego blocks again.

[aaronscrewface]

I like that you guys have made more "technological advancements" with Lada's than Lada themselves at this point hahaha <3

[highdadd]

It's impossible to watch these guys, and not smile. They are genuinely having fun, and are only limited by their imagination.

[blasterTC]

I thought it would be easier to combine 1st 3 cylinders from one engine and last 3 from the other, turned 180 on crank and cam, but i love it as it is. It's a miracle you guys got it running in any shape. Incredible skill.

[giggiddy]

This is incredibly difficult to do. These guys are tremendously talented. The amount of planning and expert fabrication can not be understated.

[sheenfontaine]

Hello from Martinique !! congratulations for your videos...I am a 70 year old mecanic from Martinique and have a real pleasure watching your experimentations, , , thanks a lot !! this should make the young generation try to do the same ...for you nothing is impossible...you are doing a great job giving us real fun !!

[BLAZE]

I'd love to see that engine run long term and see if it can handle running for a extended period of time. Honestly you guys never cease to amaze me with the things you guys come up with

[haru]

" There is no such thing as impossible as long as you really want something "

Damn straight to the heart 🥺

[nonoaidnono]

This channel is amazing! No bull crap just very intriguing questions and actual answers, always very well thought out and built. No over hype necessary

[diyathome]

2000 years later... lol

Its always a good feeling when you turn on a project car or engine you've been toying with and hear it come to life

[kevinvezina]

That was great!!!ive been a mechanic for 35 years so i understand just how much work and thinking that took ..the crank and cam also had to be timed just right and then welded ..great work guys!!!😎

[electronicengineer]

This six cylinder Lada build is simply Incredible. Wow, you guys never ever cease to amaze me with your raw Fred

[KastaRules]

This was definitely NO easy task. These guys are getting more professional with each episode.
The YouTube channel should be renamed from "Garage" to "Laboratory 54."
Merry Christmas Everybody !!!

[thewarinthunder]

Love how they can take 2 motors and make one just by starting out with an angle grinder to the blocks! Every time they do something like this they make it more and more professional each time.

[ionbusman]

As a novice fabricator and engineer… this blows my mind!!! This is your most technically advanced project yet!!! WOW!!! The fabrication and engineering is absolutely crazy! Woulda never thought this possible!

[janduarte]

If Garage 54 has a museum to showcase all of their projects, I'll be visiting for the reasons that this man does marvellous things for the odd and right reasons.

[chinodigitalbath]

You guys are great...loving your projects and the passion you put into such kind of extremely special jobs, all of them especially made for the community out there by the way 😀 😉

[balazsbarnoczki]

Now make it turbo charged and see how much power it makes.
Also Merry christmas and happy holidays!

[golfdadontherampageiv]

I came across this channel like a week ago. The level of stuff these guys pull off never ceases to amaze me.

[pauld]

You have a brilliant team behind the projects man ive never seen something come together that fast and so simple in a way

[Cat-fylw]

A few tips:
1) Modify the crankshaft to make the pistons move to balance each other. Two pistons should always move at the same time, one on either side of the middle of the crankshaft.
2) Make the stroke longer and the block taller, then tilt the engine to one side and modify the oil pan's bottom to be level with the ground.
3) Modify the intake and exhaust manifolds to be level with the car's hood.
You now have a BMW engine from the 1972 BMW Bavaria.