Have you ever wondered how GM's LS2 V8 fits together?
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Have you ever wondered how GM's LS2 V8 fits together?
Have you ever wondered how GM's LS2 V8 fits together?
http://jalopnik.com/389456/how-to-as...?autoplay=true
neat 3 minute video...:nod:
Have you ever wondered how GM's LS2 V8 fits together? If so, today is your lucky day because this video goes through the process in a quick, orderly and computer generated environment. While it's not quite as cool as watching the engine building races on Hot Rod TV, it doesn't require the tolerance of deep a southern drawls and arduous product placement commentary. This only makes us wonder if there's one of these animations explaining how to build the rest of the Corvette.
http://jalopnik.com/389456/how-to-as...?autoplay=true
neat 3 minute video...:nod:
Have you ever wondered how GM's LS2 V8 fits together? If so, today is your lucky day because this video goes through the process in a quick, orderly and computer generated environment. While it's not quite as cool as watching the engine building races on Hot Rod TV, it doesn't require the tolerance of deep a southern drawls and arduous product placement commentary. This only makes us wonder if there's one of these animations explaining how to build the rest of the Corvette.
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Oh lord that brought back bad memories. Around 2:00 you see the rear cover being put on... I used to work at Leggett and Platt - can't tell you how many of those damn things I made running a diecast machine. We also made the front timing covers x.x such nightmares!
Neat video though, nascar of engine building maybe? Heh
Neat video though, nascar of engine building maybe? Heh
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