The Largest Oil Coolers on a Corvette. Rotaries need cold oil

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this is probably one of the most
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00:00:08.210 00:00:08.220 you saw those guys did an insanely good
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00:00:22.580 00:00:22.590 event why Earl's well Holley owns a
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00:00:27.500 00:00:27.510 I are familiar with for example MSD
00:00:29.480 00:00:29.490 ignition or nitrous nos both of those
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00:00:41.060 00:00:41.070 the Corvette that much better and these
00:00:43.639 00:00:43.649 are the things we've been waiting on to
00:00:45.080 00:00:45.090 get that car to make some power there
00:00:47.690 00:00:47.700 you go some serious oil cooling into
00:00:50.720 00:00:50.730 each of the brake ducts so it's been
00:00:52.760 00:00:52.770 extremely hot out here and with that
00:00:55.400 00:00:55.410 we've been unable to work as much as we
00:00:57.080 00:00:57.090 want to on things just because the
00:00:58.310 00:00:58.320 entire garage is like a hundred degrees
00:00:59.930 00:00:59.940 the entire day thankfully I have not
00:01:02.360 00:01:02.370 busted any more ribs I've got all new
00:01:04.280 00:01:04.290 bearings inside of there as well as the
00:01:06.620 00:01:06.630 wave track diff the center part of that
00:01:08.929 00:01:08.939 but that's not what we're gonna work on
00:01:10.250 00:01:10.260 today tonight it's 11:30 at night and
00:01:13.010 00:01:13.020 that's about the as soon as he gets
00:01:14.780 00:01:14.790 before things start cooling down we are
00:01:16.789 00:01:16.799 going to put the largest oil coolers a
00:01:20.030 00:01:20.040 c5 Corvette has ever had partially
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00:01:24.230 00:01:24.240 but we're gonna fill the entire area
00:01:26.539 00:01:26.549 where the brake duct that goes for
00:01:28.850 00:01:28.860 cooling off your brakes we're gonna put
00:01:30.920 00:01:30.930 two massive Earl's
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00:01:39.859 00:01:39.869 those all 10 a.m. lines and really been
00:01:43.190 00:01:43.200 running some pretty heavy-duty
00:01:44.590 00:01:44.600 heavy-duty PTFE lines capable of 500 psi
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00:01:51.440 00:01:51.450 soon we are at some point going to get
00:01:54.170 00:01:54.180 rid of this front bumper this thing was
00:01:56.030 00:01:56.040 the original bumper we didn't ruin it it
00:01:57.889 00:01:57.899 was ruined when we got it it does give
00:01:59.690 00:01:59.700 us plenty of room to take a look at how
00:02:01.609 00:02:01.619 the oil coolers that were going
00:02:03.950 00:02:03.960 so let's take a look at this think they
00:02:06.590 00:02:06.600 hold almost a quart maybe half a quart
00:02:08.809 00:02:08.819 of oil so I want to make sure the most
00:02:11.780 00:02:11.790 important parts about this is that when
00:02:13.280 00:02:13.290 the car is off I don't want to make sure
00:02:15.080 00:02:15.090 that these don't drain oil into the
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00:02:18.830 00:02:18.840 a shallow oil pan if we're gonna have
00:02:20.539 00:02:20.549 them like this we have to make sure that
00:02:22.610 00:02:22.620 when they drain out that's the point
00:02:24.530 00:02:24.540 where the oil lines go in and out of the
00:02:26.869 00:02:26.879 front oil system don't let it go back
00:02:29.030 00:02:29.040 into the pan you can see we have a
00:02:30.830 00:02:30.840 couple things in our way so this is the
00:02:32.479 00:02:32.489 area that we're gonna take take from I
00:02:36.039 00:02:36.049 made sure that we clearance the
00:02:38.270 00:02:38.280 headlights wants good front bumpers in
00:02:40.880 00:02:40.890 it'll stay inside the front bumper so
00:02:43.009 00:02:43.019 those fittings work out well everything
00:02:45.650 00:02:45.660 everything just fit it's the maximum
00:02:47.690 00:02:47.700 amount of oil cooler that you can fit in
00:02:50.150 00:02:50.160 there let's take that from bumper off
00:02:51.710 00:02:51.720 and take a look at that the hoses have
00:03:06.229 00:03:06.239 to be on the bottom side cuz if we flip
00:03:08.479 00:03:08.489 it around there just isn't a place
00:03:10.879 00:03:10.889 there's just frame so they would have to
00:03:13.490 00:03:13.500 come back under here anyway
00:03:14.930 00:03:14.940 that's not good so put this in a very
00:03:17.509 00:03:17.519 interesting spot because again that
00:03:18.920 00:03:18.930 means that the actual oil cooler can
00:03:21.470 00:03:21.480 drain and works based on gravity we'll
00:03:24.110 00:03:24.120 get it as low as possible maybe a slight
00:03:26.270 00:03:26.280 little angle on it I think what I'm
00:03:28.009 00:03:28.019 gonna end up having to do is weld two
00:03:31.190 00:03:31.200 little mounts to the frame nice and
00:03:34.610 00:03:34.620 simple bracket over here to just so it
00:03:39.170 00:03:39.180 doesn't so we'll work on that next
00:03:42.710 00:03:42.720 what's nice is look at where it puts the
00:03:44.839 00:03:44.849 hose right between the radiator and the
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00:03:50.390 00:03:50.400 them deal with them whatever that part's
00:03:53.210 00:03:53.220 easy we can get that done within the
00:03:55.670 00:03:55.680 evening the hard part is this see those
00:03:58.580 00:03:58.590 two silver lines those are the two
00:04:00.920 00:04:00.930 braided oil lines from before because we
00:04:03.920 00:04:03.930 can blue a normal line and it's spread
00:04:06.710 00:04:06.720 oil all over the table shop those are
00:04:08.659 00:04:08.669 connected to the oil cooler inside of
00:04:11.180 00:04:11.190 the radiator the radiator is a two part
00:04:13.039 00:04:13.049 thingamabob I do not want to waste that
00:04:16.640 00:04:16.650 space in the radiator we're gonna have
00:04:18.140 00:04:18.150 it where it goes from the engine pickup
00:04:21.229 00:04:21.239 so the the oil pump is in the engine in
00:04:23.749 00:04:23.759 the front we have it go to this oil over
00:04:26.659 00:04:26.669 here race across the car to go to that
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00:04:34.850 00:04:34.860 with that is that if the oil gets so
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00:04:43.520 00:04:43.530 with the radiator temperature at worst
00:04:46.040 00:04:46.050 we're using all of our radiators and air
00:04:49.430 00:04:49.440 don't liquid coolers efficiently we're
00:04:52.610 00:04:52.620 just using it all to try and cool the
00:04:53.930 00:04:53.940 engine of all of its liquids as much as
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00:04:56.779 00:04:56.789 will that be the right way to do it
00:04:58.279 00:04:58.289 we'll find out we'll take a look at the
00:04:59.450 00:04:59.460 logs and everything at that but I just
00:05:00.439 00:05:00.449 don't want to waste those extra rows
00:05:02.600 00:05:02.610 used in the radiator and it's already a
00:05:05.420 00:05:05.430 small radiator so again I want to use
00:05:07.340 00:05:07.350 the oil to try and help the coolant
00:05:09.200 00:05:09.210 we'll see how that goes but again when
00:05:12.170 00:05:12.180 that's off if I don't make that hose go
00:05:15.439 00:05:15.449 up in the air gravity is gonna do its
00:05:18.469 00:05:18.479 number and both of the oil coolers will
00:05:20.330 00:05:20.340 drain back into the motor and so in
00:05:23.060 00:05:23.070 theory in my theory I could be wrong
00:05:24.830 00:05:24.840 here in theory though is that we'll have
00:05:26.930 00:05:26.940 a situation where there's too much oil
00:05:28.939 00:05:28.949 when the car's off and then it'll starve
00:05:31.550 00:05:31.560 the car of oil when it's on so it'll
00:05:33.680 00:05:33.690 pump it all the way through the oil
00:05:34.580 00:05:34.590 coolers and then now the pans empty and
00:05:36.830 00:05:36.840 then we turn back off it fills back up
00:05:38.420 00:05:38.430 so again that's another reason we don't
00:05:40.129 00:05:40.139 want to have it all feeding back that
00:05:42.140 00:05:42.150 way this is one of the things I'm very
00:05:43.969 00:05:43.979 interested in these are not inexpensive
00:05:46.010 00:05:46.020 and no hose you if you've ever gotten
00:05:48.920 00:05:48.930 into cars you're looking to get into
00:05:50.029 00:05:50.039 cars poses will break your spirit very
00:05:51.589 00:05:51.599 quickly this is the premium set up for
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00:05:57.860 00:05:57.870 really a better setup the reason why is
00:05:59.600 00:05:59.610 that it's got this hole I would guess it
00:06:01.339 00:06:01.349 would call a crush collar call it
00:06:02.870 00:06:02.880 something like that I'm sure there's
00:06:04.250 00:06:04.260 their professional name obviously this
00:06:06.860 00:06:06.870 goes over the inside of the hose which
00:06:09.230 00:06:09.240 is that PTFE part you have the other
00:06:11.060 00:06:11.070 components on the outside and so what
00:06:14.120 00:06:14.130 you have to do is get this collar see
00:06:17.600 00:06:17.610 how let's get that nice little bite in
00:06:20.210 00:06:20.220 there that collar has to go in like that
00:06:24.360 00:06:24.370 so when you're doing this you spin that
00:06:26.970 00:06:26.980 one on and it pulls the center of the
00:06:28.650 00:06:28.660 hose in but you can't do all of that
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00:06:33.540 00:06:33.550 you have to get all fancy make sure you
00:06:35.310 00:06:35.320 don't get any of those little frayed
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00:06:39.780 00:06:39.790 that sits in the back here this piece is
00:06:42.260 00:06:42.270 impressively not as you go to screw it
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00:06:48.689 00:06:48.699 force the hose and the metal braiding
00:06:51.390 00:06:51.400 all together inside of here so when you
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00:06:57.900 00:06:57.910 the other option that Earls offers is
00:07:00.629 00:07:00.639 where they crimp it for you and it is a
00:07:03.360 00:07:03.370 very expensive crimping machine anybody
00:07:05.280 00:07:05.290 that knows this with any hose the
00:07:08.040 00:07:08.050 crimped ones are really sexy they're a
00:07:09.390 00:07:09.400 little bit more lightweight in the sense
00:07:11.129 00:07:11.139 of like less material but these are
00:07:12.960 00:07:12.970 reusable I kind of I mean you you want
00:07:15.060 00:07:15.070 to replace this piece but this whole
00:07:16.770 00:07:16.780 setup you know hey maybe we searched
00:07:18.629 00:07:18.639 something out we saved some money on
00:07:20.490 00:07:20.500 having to buy more of these obviously
00:07:22.650 00:07:22.660 this is a situation where we're gonna
00:07:24.029 00:07:24.039 measure 17 million times and cut once
00:07:25.980 00:07:25.990 and still not be sure there's enough we
00:07:27.960 00:07:27.970 got hose which is very expensive per
00:07:30.390 00:07:30.400 square foot hose linear foot so again
00:07:34.800 00:07:34.810 not gonna want to make some mistakes
00:07:36.300 00:07:36.310 there we're gonna be using the vise or
00:07:39.180 00:07:39.190 workbench that we don't have to do the
00:07:41.520 00:07:41.530 rest is this is actually a pretty
00:07:42.629 00:07:42.639 complicated process for somebody who's
00:07:44.250 00:07:44.260 never said opposed it before so we of
00:07:49.020 00:07:49.030 all three hoses is the one between the
00:07:51.000 00:07:51.010 two and then scoop the third one's gonna
00:07:53.909 00:07:53.919 come back from there and go into the
00:07:58.080 00:07:58.090 radiator Rob what about the existing
00:08:00.510 00:08:00.520 hoses well I planned that one up to the
00:08:03.779 00:08:03.789 existing hose that goes from the motor
00:08:06.270 00:08:06.280 to the radiator height if it's perfect
00:08:09.600 00:08:09.610 because that'll keep the oil in the oil
00:08:11.129 00:08:11.139 coolers so I got a male to male kind of
00:08:14.070 00:08:14.080 coupler so you call coupler make a
00:08:16.800 00:08:16.810 smaller hose from there to that that is
00:08:19.969 00:08:19.979 just get right here so we're not getting
00:08:23.640 00:08:23.650 tons of new hoses just for that
00:08:25.290 00:08:25.300 obviously if this setup works well which
00:08:27.420 00:08:27.430 I know it will but if it's if it just we
00:08:29.460 00:08:29.470 just want to simplify things we'll make
00:08:31.110 00:08:31.120 one long hose you look something like
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00:08:38.660 00:08:38.670 of course it being my walk we have to
00:08:41.000 00:08:41.010 start the rest good video on another day
00:08:42.440 00:08:42.450 because I didn't have spare metal
00:08:44.180 00:08:44.190 material to make the adapters and I
00:08:57.530 00:08:57.540 think a little wrong we'll use some
00:09:01.490 00:09:01.500 square tube for this so a piece like
00:09:04.310 00:09:04.320 that and then connect that to another
00:09:06.350 00:09:06.360 piece this way I think we're a business
00:09:08.780 00:09:08.790 there same kind of concept on the other
00:09:10.850 00:09:10.860 side I think I'll just take a chunk off
00:09:12.380 00:09:12.390 weld it on a slight angle we've got the
00:09:20.240 00:09:20.250 top two months don't really that's all
00:09:21.980 00:09:21.990 we need at that point it's not going
00:09:23.840 00:09:23.850 anywhere after that so after some
00:09:26.240 00:09:26.250 careful thought but I think we're gonna
00:09:27.860 00:09:27.870 do is take this thing off of the car to
00:09:30.290 00:09:30.300 get the idea like work environment cuz
00:09:32.120 00:09:32.130 I'm not a good welder and so what we're
00:09:35.030 00:09:35.040 gonna do first is just identify the
00:09:37.310 00:09:37.320 angle that we want to add it's gonna be
00:09:39.320 00:09:39.330 the same angle as the intercooler so
00:09:42.530 00:09:42.540 that's the angle that we want the oil
00:09:44.300 00:09:44.310 cooler to be at it's a little slight
00:09:46.100 00:09:46.110 angle like that now what we're gonna do
00:09:48.440 00:09:48.450 is take this whole assembly off because
00:09:50.270 00:09:50.280 we know that the only problem we have to
00:09:52.220 00:09:52.230 worry about clearing is the headlight so
00:09:54.200 00:09:54.210 that'll come with it and then we can
00:09:55.520 00:09:55.530 open and close it and make sure we get
00:09:58.340 00:09:58.350 the right arc of headlight coverage all
00:10:02.960 00:10:02.970 the way down we're really not it's not
00:10:06.020 00:10:06.030 the headlight that's causing us
00:10:08.210 00:10:08.220 clearance issues it's like right here
00:10:10.910 00:10:10.920 there's nothing underneath here that's
00:10:18.680 00:10:18.690 way the hell up there it doesn't help us
00:10:20.840 00:10:20.850 cuz we don't want the headlight covering
00:10:23.870 00:10:23.880 the oil airflow so we want it somewhere
00:10:26.870 00:10:26.880 in this area there's some magic to why
00:10:29.780 00:10:29.790 that spot works so well it almost feels
00:10:32.180 00:10:32.190 like it's meant to be you can see
00:10:33.560 00:10:33.570 there's this support frame right here
00:10:35.530 00:10:35.540 that we can have the oil lines sit on
00:10:38.540 00:10:38.550 you
00:10:39.590 00:10:39.600 be attached to and they go directly
00:10:41.180 00:10:41.190 between the radiator and the inner core
00:10:43.009 00:10:43.019 that's like perfect that is perfect and
00:10:49.540 00:10:49.550 here we are you know it's really nice
00:10:51.740 00:10:51.750 about this is that we're not gonna have
00:10:52.910 00:10:52.920 to weld anything to the actual frame
00:10:54.800 00:10:54.810 it's all gonna be contained in this
00:10:56.540 00:10:56.550 headlight assembly we're gonna do a lot
00:10:58.970 00:10:58.980 of prep work especially cuz we have like
00:11:00.590 00:11:00.600 an uneven surface right there and we
00:11:03.230 00:11:03.240 have to cut that little chunk of metal
00:11:04.309 00:11:04.319 that we're gonna run along that line
00:11:06.139 00:11:06.149 right there we've brought it over to our
00:11:09.199 00:11:09.209 famous workbench to cut a little 2 inch
00:11:13.639 00:11:13.649 long chunk of this well not right angled
00:11:25.420 00:11:25.430 as you can read this existing well so
00:11:32.059 00:11:32.069 I'm gonna notch it and clean up the weld
00:11:34.009 00:11:34.019 a little bit so that way I can make a
00:11:35.720 00:11:35.730 completely flat surface cuz oh my god
00:11:37.610 00:11:37.620 that matters so much when it comes to
00:11:39.710 00:11:39.720 welding if you don't prep it now
00:11:42.430 00:11:42.440 so I notched that little bit out and
00:11:46.540 00:11:46.550 there we go now I need to guess where
00:11:50.840 00:11:50.850 I'm gonna cut the holes for the actual
00:11:53.240 00:11:53.250 bracket because once I do that I can't
00:11:55.309 00:11:55.319 undo that and once it's in I can't cut
00:11:58.790 00:11:58.800 the holes they're really impossible so
00:12:00.379 00:12:00.389 let's try and guess how close I can get
00:12:02.300 00:12:02.310 the oil cooler to that thankfully they
00:12:04.910 00:12:04.920 have a little bit of slop back and forth
00:12:07.189 00:12:07.199 like that your dream is that oh man it's
00:12:09.410 00:12:09.420 all flush and perfect that's not gonna
00:12:11.569 00:12:11.579 be the case it's gonna at least be like
00:12:13.759 00:12:13.769 this I'm gonna go ahead and use what's
00:12:15.650 00:12:15.660 pretty standard for the rx-7 I think
00:12:17.720 00:12:17.730 it's an m6 whatever it is it's the bolt
00:12:19.460 00:12:19.470 that you used your 10 mil socket for all
00:12:22.189 00:12:22.199 the time and with a nice wide shoulder
00:12:24.439 00:12:24.449 nut that's definitely gonna fit it
00:12:27.860 00:12:27.870 clearance that I'm going to put two of
00:12:31.129 00:12:31.139 these into that piece and then weld them
00:12:34.660 00:12:34.670 into it
00:12:38.050 00:12:38.060 hopefully assume we'll get to about
00:12:40.939 00:12:40.949 right there
00:12:41.689 00:12:41.699 and in the dream circumstance I guess we
00:12:44.300 00:12:44.310 just draw so those are our two spots
00:12:49.370 00:12:49.380 that we wish to drill
00:12:51.590 00:12:51.600 somewhere into anything was ready to go
00:13:01.610 00:13:01.620 through Wow
00:13:02.329 00:13:02.339 okay so there's a little wrong on the
00:13:04.759 00:13:04.769 death you can see that but it's so damn
00:13:07.879 00:13:07.889 close it doesn't matter now we'll go to
00:13:10.160 00:13:10.170 the correct bit so you guys might be
00:13:17.120 00:13:17.130 wondering why so close to the edge well
00:13:19.759 00:13:19.769 these aren't meant to be actual just
00:13:21.590 00:13:21.600 drill holes these are actually meant to
00:13:22.999 00:13:23.009 be just the ability for the bolt to go
00:13:26.030 00:13:26.040 through and then we're gonna weld it in
00:13:27.860 00:13:27.870 from there but the idea is that well
00:13:31.370 00:13:31.380 tack weld the bolt to this and then now
00:13:34.790 00:13:34.800 we have these nice studs that we can
00:13:37.249 00:13:37.259 connect to the oil cooler to go into 120
00:13:40.009 00:13:40.019 amps cuz this stuff's went 1-2 inches
00:13:42.170 00:13:42.180 thick taxis in let's do a half let's
00:13:44.990 00:13:45.000 just see what happens
00:13:51.290 00:13:51.300 okay so I'm gonna finish these up a
00:13:52.910 00:13:52.920 little bit die and then we're gonna love
00:13:55.520 00:13:55.530 this guy and the prophesy on the blog
00:13:58.010 00:13:58.020 says yes he eats he's dirty but that's
00:14:02.510 00:14:02.520 the mixing a weird metals can only go so
00:14:06.260 00:14:06.270 far see
00:14:20.069 00:14:20.079 so there's some darkness and that's
00:14:22.780 00:14:22.790 definitely from not cleaning enough
00:14:24.400 00:14:24.410 outside of the edge I should've left at
00:14:26.170 00:14:26.180 least on a quarter inch further so that
00:14:27.970 00:14:27.980 contaminated the weld a little bit well
00:14:30.040 00:14:30.050 they I didn't take into account for was
00:14:31.480 00:14:31.490 the edge of this is gonna be right where
00:14:33.850 00:14:33.860 the weld is at so let's see how close
00:14:36.579 00:14:36.589 they get I gave it enough room that
00:14:43.059 00:14:43.069 might not be an issue look it turns out
00:14:46.720 00:14:46.730 really pretty good that's going that's
00:14:49.509 00:14:49.519 going nowhere that's a step one done we
00:14:53.590 00:14:53.600 just bolted it off after everything
00:14:55.269 00:14:55.279 cooled down and we went away and I was a
00:14:58.900 00:14:58.910 little worried but this piece is
00:15:00.400 00:15:00.410 diagonal it it threw me off big-time
00:15:02.400 00:15:02.410 really threw me off and I thought I
00:15:04.629 00:15:04.639 messed everything up but look at that
00:15:06.309 00:15:06.319 even with just one bolt in there it is a
00:15:08.559 00:15:08.569 little wobbly because of the distance
00:15:10.689 00:15:10.699 and that's where the second brace is
00:15:12.579 00:15:12.589 gonna come in but it is pretty straight
00:15:15.069 00:15:15.079 on here's my plan from here take this
00:15:17.410 00:15:17.420 weld it to these pieces here and then
00:15:20.079 00:15:20.089 have this bracket come out and then weld
00:15:22.210 00:15:22.220 to the bottom of this so but you'll put
00:15:23.920 00:15:23.930 a slight bend in it and there we've got
00:15:26.110 00:15:26.120 a second bracket that's my best solution
00:15:27.850 00:15:27.860 at the moment what we do is measure the
00:15:34.150 00:15:34.160 way this just under an inch and we know
00:15:36.639 00:15:36.649 I need two inches for the other piece
00:15:44.890 00:15:44.900 [Music]
00:15:47.850 00:15:47.860 I'm just gonna bend this over at an
00:15:50.310 00:15:50.320 angle not sure what angle yet let's go
00:15:57.750 00:15:57.760 back so this look it welded to this this
00:16:01.080 00:16:01.090 will do that and this will be equivalent
00:16:05.010 00:16:05.020 here
00:16:12.430 00:16:12.440 look at that that's my baby
00:16:23.939 00:16:23.949 and definitely not perfect but it's
00:16:26.579 00:16:26.589 beginning this is definitely the
00:16:28.199 00:16:28.209 beginning I think this isn't heavily
00:16:29.970 00:16:29.980 load-bearing but you can see I'm
00:16:31.889 00:16:31.899 definitely improving it looks a lot
00:16:33.689 00:16:33.699 better than which stirred with today so
00:16:37.889 00:16:37.899 this is basically a unique design for me
00:16:40.979 00:16:40.989 at least I think I'm pretty happy with
00:16:42.840 00:16:42.850 how I invented this dude you literally
00:16:45.179 00:16:45.189 straight-up copied off of whatever
00:16:48.119 00:16:48.129 bracket this is okay so here we are I'm
00:16:58.409 00:16:58.419 purposely just bolting them in so that
00:17:00.780 00:17:00.790 way I can actually use this to test the
00:17:04.199 00:17:04.209 rest of it to the car and I'll put the
00:17:07.710 00:17:07.720 bolts all the way in debt
00:17:09.139 00:17:09.149 because this has got so much weight on
00:17:11.129 00:17:11.139 this side if I push it in the correct
00:17:12.720 00:17:12.730 spot boom right back there so there it
00:17:16.980 00:17:16.990 is west resting on the weight and then
00:17:19.860 00:17:19.870 there it is in its proper position
00:17:31.600 00:17:31.610 so we are hot off the press and I can
00:17:33.820 00:17:33.830 actually tell I didn't use enough
00:17:35.320 00:17:35.330 amperage for what I did here nonetheless
00:17:37.000 00:17:37.010 we're still good it's not pretty
00:17:39.310 00:17:39.320 I didn't prep the metal enough again I
00:17:41.080 00:17:41.090 prepped it but just not enough whereas
00:17:43.300 00:17:43.310 these welds are much cleaner so we now
00:17:45.820 00:17:45.830 have as strong really as this assembly
00:17:49.000 00:17:49.010 is we've got an oil cooler attached to
00:17:51.580 00:17:51.590 it so I'm gonna let it cool down a
00:17:53.020 00:17:53.030 little bit then I'm gonna go ahead and
00:17:54.220 00:17:54.230 tack those two bolts in there and look
00:17:55.930 00:17:55.940 at that this is just what's not going
00:17:58.180 00:17:58.190 anywhere that oh my god Jarrod that's
00:18:00.700 00:18:00.710 you took the words right on my mouth
00:18:02.380 00:18:02.390 okay so i said i get on it i get a
00:18:04.270 00:18:04.280 phrase saying when i get excited and
00:18:06.880 00:18:06.890 i've been saying
00:18:07.780 00:18:07.790 that's not going anywhere like a dad to
00:18:09.910 00:18:09.920 jarrett repeatedly no apologies just
00:18:13.630 00:18:13.640 reminded me this is the moment of truth
00:18:15.250 00:18:15.260 I don't want to test it will it fail
00:18:17.770 00:18:17.780 this fit it looks good they'll leave it
00:18:20.370 00:18:20.380 that's not gonna look at that and then
00:18:27.850 00:18:27.860 actually turned out pretty fucking clean
00:18:29.440 00:18:29.450 so you're gonna completely replicate
00:18:32.380 00:18:32.390 this on the other side right oh yeah
00:18:33.910 00:18:33.920 yeah basically like you see all those
00:18:35.980 00:18:35.990 other vloggers when I put my hand up to
00:18:38.860 00:18:38.870 the camera this will be identical and
00:18:41.950 00:18:41.960 mirrored to the other side three two one
00:18:46.060 00:18:46.070 Zoid oh I just toys okay that's what
00:18:50.770 00:18:50.780 happens we have a big nose I wish I
00:18:52.540 00:18:52.550 could have skipped the time like you
00:18:53.500 00:18:53.510 guys did no I really don't you know why
00:18:55.660 00:18:55.670 because I had a fun time doing this I'm
00:18:57.580 00:18:57.590 getting better my welds are getting
00:18:59.170 00:18:59.180 better everything is good but you
00:19:01.450 00:19:01.460 skipped oops
00:19:02.950 00:19:02.960 we skip some time and it's time to put
00:19:04.690 00:19:04.700 on the other oil I don't know looks
00:19:28.900 00:19:28.910 pretty goddamn om
00:19:37.190 00:19:37.200 but I want to put a nut in here and I
00:19:41.490 00:19:41.500 want to see for myself this is probably
00:19:44.460 00:19:44.470 the most exciting and nerve-wracking
00:19:46.500 00:19:46.510 part for me the actual fittings for the
00:19:50.060 00:19:50.070 heavy-duty high-pressure nasty oil lines
00:19:54.270 00:19:54.280 not only we deal with high-pressure
00:19:55.470 00:19:55.480 because we love high-pressure oil lines
00:19:57.480 00:19:57.490 on a rotary but it's also high
00:19:59.010 00:19:59.020 temperature so the point for the coolers
00:20:00.570 00:20:00.580 so we're using the absolute best really
00:20:03.720 00:20:03.730 that it can be offered and we're using
00:20:05.640 00:20:05.650 one that's kind of modular we've got a
00:20:07.290 00:20:07.300 couple pieces and there's a very
00:20:09.120 00:20:09.130 particular process to doing all of this
00:20:11.850 00:20:11.860 there's a full instruction manual on how
00:20:13.860 00:20:13.870 to do it obviously there is a factor
00:20:16.080 00:20:16.090 that of me messing up the cable we'll
00:20:18.960 00:20:18.970 start right here though and fortunately
00:20:20.730 00:20:20.740 it's an end that they've already cut I
00:20:22.320 00:20:22.330 don't have what they recommend to cut it
00:20:24.570 00:20:24.580 with here so we have to solve that one
00:20:26.430 00:20:26.440 shortly you take the very back part of
00:20:29.160 00:20:29.170 the threading that's very back piece
00:20:30.870 00:20:30.880 here and you push it on like so and then
00:20:34.830 00:20:34.840 because those are metal pieces that
00:20:37.050 00:20:37.060 stainless steel I'm actually gonna
00:20:38.820 00:20:38.830 thread it instead of pushing it through
00:20:40.140 00:20:40.150 hurting the threads
00:20:41.460 00:20:41.470 I love sure it's fine and then there we
00:20:43.980 00:20:43.990 go that piece is out like that now I'm
00:20:46.980 00:20:46.990 gonna take off this piece here we're
00:20:49.800 00:20:49.810 then gonna take this piece and I kept
00:20:51.930 00:20:51.940 calling it a collet but they call it an
00:20:53.910 00:20:53.920 olive I guess I can see the resemblance
00:20:56.100 00:20:56.110 a little bit so I'm doing this without
00:20:58.140 00:20:58.150 gloves but you get the idea
00:21:00.570 00:21:00.580 so it looks like a band-aid so you're
00:21:02.670 00:21:02.680 gonna take this collet or olive and
00:21:04.830 00:21:04.840 thread it on to the PTFE later you know
00:21:08.430 00:21:08.440 it's got like a spine
00:21:09.930 00:21:09.940 those look fat like they look like the
00:21:12.030 00:21:12.040 actual threads are meant to go between
00:21:13.590 00:21:13.600 these threads we're gonna use this but
00:21:15.990 00:21:16.000 we're gonna be careful because it does
00:21:17.850 00:21:17.860 not limit how much pressure can be
00:21:20.400 00:21:20.410 placed on this where those other ones do
00:21:22.940 00:21:22.950 again I don't want to damage the olive
00:21:25.710 00:21:25.720 thing but the goal is to get this just
00:21:28.350 00:21:28.360 above the inside PTFE layer just above
00:21:32.040 00:21:32.050 it like that you want to make this nice
00:21:35.040 00:21:35.050 and flat with this olive thing here
00:21:41.789 00:21:41.799 I want that cuts way Asian I thought and
00:21:50.039 00:21:50.049 purposely cutting it very flush that's
00:21:53.310 00:21:53.320 the that's the goal here and this step
00:21:55.950 00:21:55.960 to alum should be fully flushed with the
00:21:57.330 00:21:57.340 hose if the hose is below the face of
00:21:59.909 00:21:59.919 the olive rotate the of clockwise
00:22:01.470 00:22:01.480 slightly until no part of the hoses
00:22:03.240 00:22:03.250 below the face okay I'm just gonna give
00:22:06.389 00:22:06.399 it just the slightest the slightest what
00:22:15.480 00:22:15.490 they're saying is we have to lubricate
00:22:16.470 00:22:16.480 this piece you can see it's got kind of
00:22:18.570 00:22:18.580 teeth to hold it in there so that's
00:22:21.299 00:22:21.309 gonna go in there we go it was already
00:22:25.380 00:22:25.390 it already had oil on it so we're gonna
00:22:27.360 00:22:27.370 go ahead and just gently push it in once
00:22:30.480 00:22:30.490 the olive is pressed against the body
00:22:31.919 00:22:31.929 they're fitting as far so I'm gonna make
00:22:36.630 00:22:36.640 sure these two the olive in this are
00:22:38.460 00:22:38.470 touching and then now pull this up and
00:22:43.320 00:22:43.330 go backwards so I find the beginning of
00:22:45.299 00:22:45.309 the thread we really should be using a
00:22:47.490 00:22:47.500 an fittings or an wrenches for this
00:22:51.060 00:22:51.070 because this is pretty you know torque
00:22:53.340 00:22:53.350 particular but we got pretty close to
00:22:55.740 00:22:55.750 the end and you can really feel like it
00:22:57.720 00:22:57.730 you know tight which makes sense and
00:23:02.269 00:23:02.279 that's of course it's supposed to be
00:23:04.139 00:23:04.149 loose that's the point of that one okay
00:23:07.620 00:23:07.630 so now I feel way safer doing what we've
00:23:10.919 00:23:10.929 just done and it's neat because it comes
00:23:13.169 00:23:13.179 in it kind of has this angle here that
00:23:14.610 00:23:14.620 crushes it
00:23:15.480 00:23:15.490 don't wedges it altogether so that's not
00:23:18.330 00:23:18.340 going anywhere
00:23:22.540 00:23:22.550 [Laughter]
00:23:28.519 00:23:28.529 I can't call it I'm gonna be like it
00:23:30.960 00:23:30.970 might it might move okay so what we're
00:23:34.230 00:23:34.240 gonna do is go get duct tape off the
00:23:36.659 00:23:36.669 shelf get this plug it into one oil
00:23:39.000 00:23:39.010 cooler wrap a little duct tape connect
00:23:40.919 00:23:40.929 you saw this side head with yellow
00:23:43.930 00:23:43.940 and get a bandsaw because that the
00:23:46.210 00:23:46.220 proper tool requirement even strip says
00:23:49.600 00:23:49.610 it up here and I'm not going to mess
00:23:52.150 00:23:52.160 this up is don't use a hacksaw which is
00:23:55.480 00:23:55.490 the only thing I have or don't use a
00:23:57.550 00:23:57.560 vise don't basically don't pinch it to
00:23:59.740 00:23:59.750 cut it this will be the first of many
00:24:04.680 00:24:04.690 and with that hose capable of sitting
00:24:11.550 00:24:11.560 running this was my dream is that line
00:24:22.950 00:24:22.960 then fixed mounted to that and you know
00:24:27.490 00:24:27.500 what those fittings are so nice so in
00:24:30.700 00:24:30.710 their Rock side that lines definitely
00:24:33.790 00:24:33.800 not going anywhere
00:24:34.720 00:24:34.730 I will save you guys all of the gory
00:24:37.300 00:24:37.310 details but after a bloody nose and tons
00:24:40.000 00:24:40.010 of sweat I have the worst product from
00:24:43.090 00:24:43.100 Harbor Freight ever purchased
00:24:44.800 00:24:44.810 I'm sure works great but oh my god if
00:24:46.750 00:24:46.760 you've ever done this thing it is great
00:24:50.290 00:24:50.300 for something that's supposed to hold
00:24:51.250 00:24:51.260 metal on it anyway
00:24:52.120 00:24:52.130 got a bandsaw to properly cut those
00:24:54.400 00:24:54.410 hoses so let's go ahead and mark the
00:24:56.320 00:24:56.330 hose and cut this is $3.00 of effort but
00:25:00.160 00:25:00.170 if we get hoses done right so so there's
00:25:03.610 00:25:03.620 our mark and with this way of setting
00:25:05.830 00:25:05.840 this up it should hold it I mean this
00:25:08.680 00:25:08.690 isn't the finest solution it's hard for
00:25:11.080 00:25:11.090 free
00:25:16.390 00:25:16.400 [Applause]
00:25:18.490 00:25:18.500 that wasn't the best but also wasn't
00:25:21.370 00:25:21.380 worst okay let's go ahead and put this
00:25:23.500 00:25:23.510 side on all of that work you guys don't
00:25:26.230 00:25:26.240 understand how much I saved you a lot of
00:25:27.840 00:25:27.850 swearing and me saying today's the day
00:25:34.680 00:25:34.690 there you go now it's time to fit it
00:25:37.980 00:25:37.990 this is the iconic piece purposely gave
00:25:47.740 00:25:47.750 it that little bit of slack just in case
00:25:53.810 00:25:53.820 00:26:01.680 00:26:01.690 this is quite possibly one of the
00:26:04.060 00:26:04.070 greatest payoffs for a video very clear
00:26:06.850 00:26:06.860 crisp goal we've hit it it looks
00:26:10.270 00:26:10.280 beautiful it's insanely functional those
00:26:12.820 00:26:12.830 are basically mini radiators for how big
00:26:14.830 00:26:14.840 they are and how they're gonna tuck
00:26:16.270 00:26:16.280 right inside of the bumper so what you
00:26:19.000 00:26:19.010 can see is we were able to reuse this
00:26:20.800 00:26:20.810 hose here which was from our previous
00:26:23.430 00:26:23.440 non-us made hoses but still nonetheless
00:26:26.230 00:26:26.240 it works it's just not as mobile as the
00:26:28.240 00:26:28.250 Earl's hose looks like it's probably a
00:26:30.820 00:26:30.830 rip off to be honest but nonetheless
00:26:33.730 00:26:33.740 that's a reused hose there and then you
00:26:36.460 00:26:36.470 can see the nice finer woven stainless
00:26:38.890 00:26:38.900 steel hose nice cool symmetrical feel to
00:26:43.720 00:26:43.730 it it all comes in and out right here
00:26:45.790 00:26:45.800 hot oil goes into the the far passenger
00:26:49.090 00:26:49.100 side one comes through here cools off
00:26:50.950 00:26:50.960 even more and then goes into the
00:26:52.990 00:26:53.000 radiator the only thing that bothers me
00:26:55.090 00:26:55.100 is this hose right here but it's
00:26:56.410 00:26:56.420 functional the whole point is to keep
00:26:58.450 00:26:58.460 oil in those oil coolers and not have
00:27:01.150 00:27:01.160 them drain back in the engine but it's
00:27:03.340 00:27:03.350 kind of funny as it does actually follow
00:27:04.600 00:27:04.610 the same path that the previous setup
00:27:07.000 00:27:07.010 did except the other one is so tucked
00:27:09.580 00:27:09.590 away you can't even see it going from
00:27:11.590 00:27:11.600 the other oil cooler on this side to the
00:27:14.650 00:27:14.660 radiator oil cooler and then going back
00:27:17.650 00:27:17.660 into the engine there you go there is a
00:27:20.080 00:27:20.090 nice clean triple oil cooler setup we're
00:27:23.980 00:27:23.990 gonna see how that works trying to use
00:27:27.130 00:27:27.140 everything that we've been given
00:27:29.510 00:27:29.520 keep this car as cool as possible so we
00:27:32.360 00:27:32.370 will find that out shortly we got to
00:27:34.520 00:27:34.530 work on the fuel system next coming up
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