I'm sorry, but it takes more than just a lot of expensive parts to build a rad car. He lacks the basic knowledge about building motors. At the start, the block hasn't even been hot tanked. You can bet he doesn't even own a brush to clean out all the oil galleries in the block. Imagine if that was your car he was building. Or your ca18? "Hows my motor doing mate" "your (Tomei) cam snapped into tree bits." It was no good". I'd kick his head in if he did that to me. And maybe torch his shop.

omg who saw the clutch wtf thats the scaryest #### around

this guys got some skills with fabricationg but man is he dumb....never put and exhaust that close to the driveline....your asking for trouble. I would never let him near any tools ever around my cars

i have a spare SR lying around with a spun bearing i will happily donate it to this guy to make me a motor

I think I have now officially seen everything there is to see...

I think it got linked to EVERY car forum in the world by the end :)

I personally thought this was quite good

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7a46N-IjPs&feature=channel

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He's already doing it...

I'm looking at the pictures and wondering what the hell is up with the head. Now I'm thinking that those holes all over the squish area are punch holes that were made to either create space or heave the metal up to give more pressure when torqued down. That probably didn't work, so he might be reasoning that filing grooves away from those areas will bleed pressure away from those areas when compression occurs, so that the head gasket won't blow in those areas.

Just rambling on here, and trying to figure out what the hell is going on in his head, though it doesn;t seem much...

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Have you seen a man eat his own head...? No... Well you haven't seen everything now, have you!

Those sharp edges on the filed grooves will just cause hot spots and pinging, next will come holes in the pistons!