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This gives me so much respect to mechanics that can do this on such bigger scale and more components
TBH smaller scale looks a lot more complicated than a regular I-4 fewer tiny bits to lose for sure.
@@truegamer_007 It requires a lot more work and time to assemble a real engine
@@truegamer_007 That's why it's harder. Needs more tools and knowledge as well
It's a job.
@@truegamer_007 You don't really see many sensors etc on these miniature models, neither torque settings. Also timing belt is very simple on this one, compare that to real engine which might have tensioner, few guide pulleys etc. How about adjusting a diesel pump as well. Awesome work anyway
Nice job man! Just a little tip, installing components should be torqued from inside out to make sure it all stays flat. Just like a sticker where you start in the middle and work your way out in a cross pattern. And after setting the timing, always turn the crank 2 revolutions by hand to make sure valves and pistons don’t collide.
Yeah, that oil pan installation was painful to watch. Although he's not using enough torque to really deform anything, those o-rings could get wrinkled up very easily and cause a leak.
i thought the same thing. he also never torqued the connecting rods. ouch.
@@Mike-Minion I don't think he's planning to do 100,000 miles with it. It's a video showing what's available and how it works. Or that it even does.
@@andysaunders3708 so i guess you and him have a 1000 dollars to burn then. Cool. More fun to watch later.
@@Mike-Minion That's me, mate. Mr Moneybags.
Thank you, for not having some annoying music playing for the entire video. I much prefer just hearing the sounds of assembly.
When tightening things like the oil pan, valve cover, and especially the cylinder head, you should start in the middle and work to the ends in a spiral pattern. If you tightening from the outside in any warp induced will be locked in instead of flattened out.
when i saw how he was tightening them down i cringed a little on the inside...
Repent to Jesus Christ “He cuts off every branch in me that bears no fruit, while every branch that does bear fruit he prunes so that it will be even more fruitful.” John 15:2 NIV h
@Tim Rock-It Saunders yea this is the method, i call it an x pattern start from the middle and do the outside then back inside then out etc.
It's the first thing you learn if you decide to become a tire technician, or any technician in that industry
I’m yelling at my phone “do the main bearings before the rods”!!!! Continued watching and there aren’t any mains. Haha!
Found another mechanic
@@kyleculp7520 It also got me all riled up when he put the valve train lube on after assembly. I was like “put a drop of oil under the valve spring cups and assembly lube between the rockers and the cam”!!! Haha, old habits die hard.
@@MrCarnutbill67 Exactly! I wonder why they went with no main bearings??? I'm guessing they did it to keep costs down, which they definitely did. Looks like a forging? (same sort of finish on the unfinished parts of the crank as a lot of powersports con rods) Let's hope so...
Dude i was sh*tting bricks when he didnt check the gap of the rings
@@garrettliepelt8148 them rings have a mile wide gap 🤣
That would be cool if you took an online Mechanic course and they sent you this for the semester test!
sure, after you build the thing, you get $150,000 year job.
Sure, this would be a 20,000 dollar test.
This is a toy, get real
@@chakstak3684 a "toy" that runs on gasoline? shut the fuck up.
@@whw710 has the measures of a toy, an expesive toy
As someone who has done some engine work this looks like so much fun. All of the fun of assembling an engine together without any of the heavy lifting and busted knuckles
I agree!
This blows my mind. I work on cars and seeing this small version of what I do is crazy. Love this channel and will subscribe
I can watch this build on replay mode all day. Too cool! Love these "little engines that could". Thanks for sharing
Check out "It took me 500 hours to manufacture this 7 cylinder engine" on YT. The guy machines EVERY component himself and it is just perfect !!
The next stage is for you to *make* something like this. Of course start with 1 cylinder but I feel like you’ve got the skills to make a good job of it
The smoothness of the sound of the 4-cylinder engine is very good and cool.
Looks like a good Father’s Day gift.
Hey just a notice. On fullsize Parts you tourque from the inside to the outside. Imagine a bowed pice of paper. If you pin the outside Down and stop in the Center you get wrinkels. If you start in the Center and stop on the outside it can "squish" out without any crazy deformations. Sorry for Bad english, its late af Here in germany 🤣 LOVE Your Videos, keep them goin!
Your guidance is SPOT ON! Your spelling? Not so much... it's "wrinkles"
It's called snail torque sequence
No that late
Yes, I was thinking the same. He did the sequence for disassembly instead of assembly! Oh well, it's just a toy, and it seems to run quite well. I was unimpressed with the fact that it's only sohc. At first glance, the second (idler) pulley looks like an actual cam shaft. They should have just made it dohc, with the cams directly on top of the valve spring buckets. Maybe that can be a future job for Johnny! Still cool though, but for $700-$800, it could be better.
Your English is spot on! I’m quite impressed, kudos to you, and love from the U.S! :3
When the wife says no more car parts in the house, just make em smaller.
Well a 4 joke stroke is fun to bash with hammer and rev tilted up side down. lets see a 4 joke survive with just oil injection tilted running in any position, it would be a fun experiment as 4 joke3s are as plentiful as dirt in the auto industry. what a wast of an engine!
ok boomer
But she never said Anything about motorcycle parts! >.>
800 dollar piece of junk.
@@jlo13800 two strokes are great for recreation but too much maintenance for a car, which you probably wouldn’t plan on driving upside down anyways. Plus you don’t want to have to mix a full tank of gas for a car. 2 strokes are great but you have to take application into account
The machineing and finish is excellent,, so so amazing. Its a work of art on its own just set out in the box .
OUTSTANDING !! Without the modern Computers, Laser Cutters and micro machining of today, this would be impossible. Humanity is limited only by the imagination
I found this very informative as it is easier to see on this scale where every parts goes as you can just turn the entire engine upside down and film from every angle. Also helped a lot with all parts lined up like that and watching them be put on one by one.
i think the screw driver with torque selection was what really impressed me the most. Never seen it before
These kits look really fun to build. All of those tiny machined parts are impressive on their own.
Yes, the machine work blows me away!
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Quanto custa no Brasil ??
do you know if they use petrol or water as fuel? And does it actual produce any drive?
so addicted to this, building my new shop for my r/c trucks and ordered some new equipment. thanks for the inspiration!!! pro diesel tech for 35 years and now i only want my hobby shop!!!!!!
As a mechanic of 33 years and still going, I really enjoy your channel!
Hello sir, is it possible for me to make such a small motor on my own using the unique and the output? Is it possible for that please explain
Imagine a 2JZ model Engine with its inline-6 pistons 🤤🤤
If Toyan will make it, it should have at least a middle support for the crank shaft
@@firionrazar3797 It looks like they managed to make some decent bearing for the conrod so i guess if they managed to make a thrust bearing at this size it's doable.
Or a small block lol
Well maybe be a N/A instead of Twin turbochargers. But we know y Toyan, if they want to make a mini Mazda 787B three rotor engine they'll do it.
@@matthewmondragon2074 Imagine a 26B 4 Rotor as a Model Engine ❤️👌💪🤤 Or making a 𝓐𝓵𝓯𝓪 𝓡𝓸𝓶𝓮𝓸 V6 Busso
I've tooken small engine repair in high-school I've done quite a few 4stroke and 2stroke. This is actually pretty cool. All it's missing is a ignition module and coils.
Me and my boy had a plastic version of this from Discovery Kids and we had a blast building it together. Good times for $50
Ah this is where Stuart Little gets his race engines built! Haha excellent work!! I love the individual throttle bodies and velocity stacks. Too cool!
One day I will get to do cool projects like this.
Why not today?
Go buy a used car engine and do it. Rebuilding it will be cheaper than buying one of these.
@@2Skinny Nat after buying the supplies and tools. But not a bad idea.
@@norsevikingsir4932 tools last forever, which means you can always re use your tools for damn near everything...
@@fuckngreat8955 Still the tools need initial investment and if he wants to do just one it might not make any sense. This small engine is doable even on office desk or maybe kitchen counter when negotiated with wife. For full size engine you'd need a garage or something like that, not going do drag it into your apartments living room.
I feel like this would be a good first step for someone who had little knowledge but wanted to understand the basics of how an internal combustion motor works. Ive done a bunch of accessory work like brakes, alternator, tensioner, radiators, and water pumps. A front main seal even. What I've never done is tear down a motor. Speaking of seals I'm in need of a new rear output drive shaft seal. That'll be a first.
This has now made me interested in these kinds of model cars with working engines. looks like I found a new hobby thanks to you
When I look at the engineering here I just feel humbled !
Grab a file! Start gettin subtractive!
This the coolest thing that I've ever seen in a while! I'm just starting to learn the ropes about car mechanics and I think it would be really helpful if I had an engine like this to build.
It costs a grand. You’d be better off buying some cheap used full-size engine. Would be cheaper and would translate much better into real world engine experience
@@jamesbizs 1) not true outside eu / us 2) normal engine requires heavy equipment, space, and specific tools
Maybe you could start out on an old Briggs and Stratton motor
Just use a lawn mower engine
Just start with small motors on lawn mowers four wheelers dirt bikes etc
Am i only one who thinks that all screwing scenes are so satisfying to watch?
This is jaw-dropping cool. Really, I am stunned at the details on this tiny engine..🤩
crazy right
Nice vid as usual :), thanks for sharing. I just wanted to mention that plane surfaces (head, covers...) have to be tightened in the middle first and then over cross to the sides.
YES YES YES! A project I can do!! You have just made my summer. Thank you I love this site
Wow, that is great! I'd love to design that into some kind of coffee maker or something around the house. Maybe an alarm clock .... if you snooze it too many times it will just bounce off the rev limiter and threaten to blow up, so you've got to get up because it's expensive to replace. Very cool.
I can not believe the crankshaft is not supported by more than a bearing on each end! The crankshaft has got to be supported in between every cylinder or it will break. Inline 4 cylinder engines should have 5 main bearings and inline 6 cylinder engines require 7 mains. I hope Toyan builds an inline 6 someday.
Nice work bro! Now lets see you put it in a car. Come on, we know you can :)
But first he has to supercharge it!
Watch the whole video, he said he would.
@@Donnerwamp nah, he needs to turbocharge it with that micro turbine he made in another video
@@trfpvVT It's belt driven, it's a supercharger. A centrifugal supercharger, to be exact. A turbo would be driven by exhaust gasses.
Umm just gonna put theirs out there that in a rwd drift car would be awesome
Don't know why this video is so mesmerizing to me. So cool to watch.
You KNOW that the person building something is good when they use tweezers and lubricant for these types of things
Gosh - it's like a piece of mechanical jewellery. How clever and constructive humans are, when they want to be...
Engine runs smoothly. 😘
Wow a Khmer youtuber? Ima have to go check your channel out haha
@@nMURKv mi
For sale? What the price?
I want to buy a recreational vehicle like this. There is shipping to Kuwait
@@nMURKv 😘😘
Excellent work. DOHC, precise torque,timing marks and all. An engine build like any other. Bravo!
SOHC**
Works of art. The people that design, build & maintain - artists.
Man, my dad was a mechanic his whole life, he loved wrenching, he had to give it up a few years ago, because his health is deteriorating and it broke his heart, I would absolutely kill to have one of these, I would love to take this over to his house, sit down together, and build this, father and son! He would be so so so so overjoyed to just sit there and explain to me how each mechanism works, what a beautiful memory this would make. It damn near brings me to tears thinking about the look on his face as we fire this thing up for the first time. I wish I could afford something like this, because the memories of building it with my dad would be priceless! A word of advice for any younger people reading this comment, life moves so much faster that we realize, don't ever pass up the opportunity to spend good quality time with dad! I regret all those times I blew my dad off to play dumb ass video games and all the other bullshit I thought was more important at the time!
Wise words 👍
Torque sequence! Always start inner to outer
Especially for the cylinder head!
thank you! i was hoping someone else caught that.
i was triggerd when i saw the oilpan, then the head and started looking through the comments when i saw the valvecover
LOL, ik was looking for this comment.
@@DidricSundgren Yeah same lol, even if it's not as important with these smaller engines I'd still do it that way for peace of mind. Also nice Merc!
This engine is an absolute work of art. I build engines for real, but this is on an entirely different level. This is absolutely beautiful.
Would you say it's ... on a different scale?
Levels to this scale
Huge respect to mechanical engineering! It makes our life easier!
I love watching these smart car engine builds
4:42 For the oil Pan on bottom of block don’t tighten in cross pattern, tighten from inside out, it keeps the gasket smooth from the inside out. (Not a hate comment just a helpful tip) very great video. Thanks for posting
how do u know its helpful? entitled child
This as a training tool is amazing .
I had a plastic see through engine when I was 7. Had to assemble it and it worked after assembly. 11 years later I rebuilt my 72 CJ5 and a 73 Le Mans gt.
Didn’t even know they made these. Damn wish dad was still around to see these he would’ve been blown away. I work on the full size ones and used to do model kits, but never got into the RC cars except messing with friends setups. Think I might try to build one with one of my brats at some point.
Had smile on my face the whole time :) This looks like my dream project 🔥🔥
Ahh this was so relaxing to watch
Looking forward to the real deal!! super excited
These motors are absolutely the most amazing things I have ever seen. The skill it takes to make them little parts and the joy I get from it is simply amazing. How do I order one
He's put links in the description box, also a $100 off code.
Excellent! The only thing I would have done differently, is to add silicone oil or grease (as appropriate) on each part during assembly, e.g. greasing the rockers beforehand, not putting it on top as at 9.30. 👍👍
Incredibly fascinating. This engine building should be mandatory for all desiring to get involved in automotive and combustion engine tech. This could also be a part of a larger project but this engine build is fantastic!
Hermoso trabajo en diminuto. SINCRONIZACIÓN TOTAL.
It's actually so cool this way it's much easier to learn spending less money but still having fun
Can't wait for EP.2 of this, when JQ grinds out his own lumpy cam and makes this thing sound even better lol
nobody: the boys: yo lets turbocharge it
They make turbo intakes that go on you key chain soo...
I bought the red paint. Let's goo.
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ebay turbo!
I swear I could smell it when it started up, beautiful thing.
Loved every second of this video. Thank you.
The video has only just started and am commenting how great this build looks. And that torque wrench was sooo cool.
I don't need one but I want one so bad.
Wow, that's a really nice looking kit! the stuff we dreamed of as kids eh?
pretty dope man enjoyed watching this come together
This would be an awesome Christmas gift.
I wanna see this company make an engine with an oil pump and clearances. Some thrust washers on the crank and more crank shaft main journals so it can handle some boost 😈
@Joshua Jason Karl lol I’d buy a civic with that 700$
Jóia de mais, parabéns 👏👏👏
Couple of criticisms. When Torquing down the cylinder head or for that matter the valve cover or oil sump always torque the bolts in the middle first and work out words so that any “slack” dosnt accumulate in the middle. Also a correction, 10:05 says glow plugs but those are clearly spark plugs, glow plugs are used in diesel motors.
2:54 you would think they would give you a piston ring compressor 😂 I loved that part of assembly. Freshly bored and honed - yep, still talking about cylinders
I love your work man, please keep this videous comin, so satisfying to watch😄
This is actually a good way to learn about engines but on a much smaller scale...Now I'm not 100% sure about if every part is an exact replica of the "real" life size parts in cars we see everyday, but the fact it has all be downsized is convenient for teaching and learning the overall basics! Pretty darn cool I'd say!
👉📣 WOW it's working and sounds like the real one 💕 excited to see tiny robotic figures will be driving and racing little cars in a specific places in the near future independently 👍
What a great product, man I love this thing. Thumbs up.
That was so friggen cool and satisfying when it started!! I literally had a massive smile on my face hearing it's little revs lol
1:08 YO! STILL USING WINDOWS 7! WHAT A WARRIOR!!
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Love the hand choke
as a absolute engine finatic,having one of these would make my day 😁👍🏼
Lets Go! Can't wait to see what you do with this!
Nice video I really like those engines. Keep up the good work
Thank you, for sharing!
Dude this is literally the coolest
The layout and clean look is already eye-catching
10:18 almost got me heart attack I didn’t realize the speakers were at the maximum sound level.
I feel you, I have just resurrected.
The machine work is impressive and the mechanical work is equally as impressive. I think any student going through a Trade School should have this as a project.
Subbed! Can't wait to see this in the car! Been watching RCwizzard's grave digger build for years, I'll keep up with yours too!
I've seen this today, what a way to end St. V. Thank you Johnny.
This would look so cool in its proper home, like, an engine bay, sad that afaik RC cars can't be built like that. This would look dope for example on a Civic RC model :B
There's plenty of RC cars out there that were built with that kind of mentality tho and it's not difficult to do, the reason you don't see that often, is because you need to be A. retired B. nuts and C. with decent pockets. The 3 aspects don''t often hit. It's like the triangle of choices.
aserta and filming it! I know a lot of people with hobby’s that’s people would die to see on KZhead but the knowledge of technology and the will to film it isn’t there.
@@aserta "It's not hard, just be rich and have a lifetime of experience" is the same as saying "Flying is easy, just throw yourself at the ground so hard that you miss!" It is possible, but far from easy. Building a proper engine bay at full scale is hard, let alone miniaturizing it to an insane degree while still having it function properly.
@@Teth47 1/6 scale isnt an insane degree of mini. very easy to do with the proper tools, which i know this guy has.
I'd love an engine like this, installed into an equivalent scale r/c car like a mk2 or mk1 Ford Escort
This is the most awesome thing I've ever seen.
Engine runs smoothly. 😘
Awesome, this channel gets all my inner Lego Builder neurons firing lol
I just wanna see in future tiny like this 2JZ engine, that would be incredible
A ferrari v12
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4-strokes are shit - this world needs less SCAMdemic and Climate Change BS, and more 2-STROKES, AGAIN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My 2-stroke unrestricted 125cc motorbike does 90+mph, and these crappy 4-stroke 125's cant even get 70mph... 4-strokes are a joke, even if they are technically 'clever'... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And I've only got 1 x exhaust - these shitty 4-strokes have 2 x exhausts... !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Fuck 4-strokes !!! :)
This is what mechanics need to learn about engines.
Cool to watch. I've heard the best way to learn about and how to fix engines is starting with an old lawn mower.
My favorite is the "Explosion View" at 1:04.
I was yelling at my screen when you did the outside head bolts like that. Inside-outside star pattern!
I had so much fun watching this video, thanks
Very cool. I might pick this up as a hobby