The First Start of Our Nissan's $15,000 Engine Ended In A Bang!



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36 thoughts on “The First Start of Our Nissan's $15,000 Engine Ended In A Bang!”

  1. If youre worried about wiring catching fire and building your own harness than spend the extra buck for fiberglass fireproof sleeving.. i used the bulb seal from an oven door on a turbo burn barrel and wires never melted.. the oven bulbs have a mesh netting with fiberglass sleeve then a mylar mesh sleeve over top of that.. heave doody…

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  2. Also with heat shrink, spend more and get the waterproof kind. It has an epoxy glue that heats up and melts out when your are done, making yiur fix, weather tight and glueing both sides together making your joint stronger!!! I also get atleast a 3:1 shrink as well as if its slightly too big and you need to go over a fittinf because your forgot to preslide it on, you can and know it will be good

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  3. Hi Jared – If I might offer a suggestion, it might be more palatable to your audience if you were to break these up into three 20-minute videos spaced out over a few days. The pattern for the biggest YouTube channels is 15-20 minute long videos.

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  4. When you were listing off the cars with issues, then mentioned the new truck that works as expected. IE No issues at all… never before have i been so offended by something I completely agree with lmao

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  5. I had the same issue with my big block. Everything should be fine my oil looked the same as well. They make a super high heat silicon for racing applications and I’ve had no leaks from my studs ever since.

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  6. I'll be honest, I'm a sucker for a love story. I really want to see the "Forever Supra" come back to life and hopefully see you and your wife ride off into the sunset on your anniversary.

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  7. I think I know what you used for the head bolts, had an engine do the exact same thing. I used Indian sealant on mine and never had a problem again. You’ll get it bud. You have so many projects that does get overwhelming. Good luck brother,love all your videos.

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  8. @38:13 Headlgihts for that LX from Tasmania? I hope you don't mean the actual Tasmania. Aus never got that model as an LX (luxury version was a "Sahara" Landcruiser), and the headlights will dip the wrong way on low beam (cos RHD). Unless someone imported one into Aus (not likely)

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