Big Block Chevy Dyno - 489 Troubleshoot

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• TH

  @theslopshop · 4 years ago · pinned

  Thanks a lot Nick for your help! We had a great time learning from the master. We're just sitting down now ready to re-live it again. Here we go!

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• SH

  @ShawnMan86 · 4 years ago

  The fact Nick went through all that for these boys is a testament to his passion for carrying on his craft

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• SO

  @somailia70 · 2 years ago

  So nice to see two young guys learning from a master.  The two did an amazing job for their first build and Nick is amazing. I really enjoyed this video.

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• DA

  @danmyers9372 · 4 years ago

  Don’t know about everyone else but this video warmed this old heart.  We old hot rodders are aging out and we desperately need young blood to carry on the hobby.  To see two young guys take on the challenge of learning how, and then actually building an old school engine on their own is just awesome!  Well done guys.  I applaud your determination and spirits.  Our hobby is safe if we can find more young guys (and gals) like this.

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• RJ

  @rjminar1980 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I must admit. <br><br>When I saw the two brothers show up with the big block Chevy, and matching coveralls, I was skeptical. <br><br>But they were respectful and ready &amp; willing to learn. <br><br>May every oil stain and burn on those coveralls going forward bring you luck and wisdom.<br><br>Well done, gentlemen.

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• KU

  @Kunfucious577 · 2 years ago

  Man, I love watching people do what they love. &nbsp;Doesn’t matter what it is. That passion is magnetic.

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• JE

  @jeffrochowiak1839 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Dyno time is always worth the cost, no matter who builds it. Never a regret.

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• LO

  @lotharfunke8749 · 4 years ago

  75 year old motor head just warms my heart to see two clean cut enthusiasts. God Bless

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• 1S

  @1sostatic · 4 years ago

  That &nbsp;Corvette &nbsp;has enough power to fly to the moon &nbsp;- that last run was pure music to the ears

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• FJ

  @fj9460-lr · 4 years ago (edited)

  It’s 1963 all over again, I’m 13 years old and building my first small block Chevy at a small neighborhood shop where I made $3 a day and drank peanuts in a n orange Nehi pop for lunch. The build went well and I was so proud because I did everything, valve job, new bearing and complete assembly. Went back into the 1963 Impala it came out of, never had any issues. So great to see old school hot rodding at its best.

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• PE

  @peterhegger8304 · 1 year ago

  The most enjoyable episode yet! It was easy to see that the young men and young lady were in total awe of Nick&apos;s expertise. it was an experience I&apos;m sure they&apos;ll never forget.

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• F1

  @f100storys8 · 4 years ago

  So much respect for you Nick helping out these fellow young men! It&apos;s the people like you, with a welth of knowledge that can help keep this lifestyle alive. Some are not willing to share their knowlegde, but you are. Seeing you on a sunday 8:15 in the morning back in the dyno room to help these young men really struck me. Thank you for all of what you do for the american classic car community.

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