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  • Hey Tom you should just put the Coates Spherical Valve heads on it. Then you can rev that thing to 15 grand without any fear of any floating valves or bent pushrods and probably triple your horsepower... Im just sayin.

  • Come on guys it's been almost a year and a half.

  • Is that a ford 4.6 block dohc 4v?

  • @jonasc34 No its based on a Chevy Small Block.

  • Looks to me like they just copied a Ford 32 valve Modular Design !!

  • Nelson never ceases to amaze me.. keep it it up!

  • Nice

  • where is part 2 ?

  • I am just curious why they stick to small blocks, where is the BBF's for 385-series fanatics like me?

  • @AAN460 They know its alot easyer to make power on chevys.

  • @504stunta Not easier. Cheaper yes.

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  • @jjproducts00 who cares, quit tryin too sound smart douchebag.

  • this guy loves bragging

  • @the124Lscania After all of the excellent work he's done, he has the right to brag a little bit about his brain child.

  • I see more $ in this than the rest of the hot rod. I still want it. In 427 please.

  • just copied a jap engine from 20 years ago

  • @wapitiman100 A 500 cid jap engine putting out 2500 hp. What are you smoking dude.

  • @johnburton65 the design cock head not the size or hp toyota was building a quad cam v8 over 20 years ago you yanks are still pissing around with push rod engines

  • @wapitiman100 and proud of it

  • @wapitiman100 you do realise that 500cui is about 8L mark right and this engine can easily handle that due to all the strength points they made when desiging this, now you toyota v8's your talking about are only half the size and you can't put that much power into them due to just being regular blocks, you do know what BILLET is right, if not, go look it up on wikipedia, as wrong as that site is it will make you understand that this motor will be BAD FUCKING ASS

  • @johnburton65 It's very possible, but this ass @Wapitiman100 doesn't know how to tell a lie. Gas Motorsports has a 2041HP 3.2L 2JZ in their 6 second Celica. A big displacement OHC Japanese V8 has the potential to make over 2500HP. He also fails to realize that there were OHC domestic V8's in development and production as far back as 1963.

  • damn how did you get water with a billet block?

  • They thought of everything

  • The whole time i was watching this i kept thinking of my trusty 1UZ-FE in my SC400, i love that engine. It goes to show you what the Japanese released 20 years ago.

  • @LaenPvP i have a twin turbo 1uz in my jet boat 1200hp spent around 10k on it good engines

  • Nice engine, is this based on 1UZ-FE?

  • I love it. Tho I have made a living with big HP push rod motors for decades I always appreciate when someone puts forth the effort to bring something different to market. I had the pleasure of running a big block Chevy based 4 valve 4 cam motor (McGee) in the late 80s early 90s. Kenny Bernstein tested his top fuel dragster with one around the same time with limited success. But it was sure fun to watch :)

  • Yep looks about like a Toyota engine. The technology has been around for a while just the domestics have been sleeping until recently.

  • CAN U GET 1500 HP OUT OF THE 632 WITH NO ADD ON !!!!

  • @1darrious2tim - on what fuel?

  • nice engine just shows you pig headed push rod fans that you have your heads in the sand over head cams are the only way to go

  • good luck getting a 500 ci small block over 7200 rpm. you have piston speed limits. you need a 372 ci (4.125" x 3.48") to make peak power at 8500 rpm. fyi

    LS7 can make 700+ bhp @ 7200 rpm, and pull to 8000 rpm...and doesn't cost a small fortune. DOHC will give it a couple hundred more rpm. yay.

  • @.but beware making fun of the little fords for many many 9-10 second mustangs are everywhere.yet just how many camaros are running the dtreets in comparison?.lb fo lb the better design.and it's nothing to get 250k plus miles from a stone stock 5.4 n/a engine with0out a concern except change the oil.gm has a ways to go

  • @cstavro

    your so seriously wrong...lmao.also it's not just about the higher rpm but how fast you get there,,,the Mod motor fords rev crazy fast,and the small ci work great with turbo or screw type s/c, which is why the chevies have been behind them for a few years now..ci aside.this engine.if ever allowed to be finished and sold.at 500 ci will be something to see...and the 2500hp number estimates are from real experience not fantasy.yes the LS engines are killer

  • kudos on making it a reality.

    a 500 ci small block is not going to stay together past 7200 rpm. you still have piston speed limits.

    the LS7 can make 700+ bhp @ 7300 rpm naturally aspirated, and redline at 8000 rpm. it's a 9 second car on pump gas and smooth idle. dohc is nice and trick, but at what cost?

    have you seen the LSX DR or gen V heads?

  • You are right tom. The japs did this 20 years ago. BUT, You have created this work of art yourself and you should be commended for your obvious brilliance and skill. If i ever win the lotto you'll be hearing from me.

  • Ferrari ?? Son, do some research on Ford.

  • big dollars wish i could afford a engine like that

  • This vid is kinda old. What's goin on here Nelson? Where is part II?

  • @mbutmunch6 - seriously I want to hear it!

  • @mbutmunch6 He prolly doesn't want to give away info about this kind of setup just yet, so others can't use it lol.

  • @mbutmunch6 YES Where is The Finished Product? Been Waiting For IT...

  • hurry up with part two man! i want to see this thing.

  • And the Italians sell how cars a year to the average income person?! I can't imagine everyone owning a high tech multi valve mod v-8 and still meeting new govnmt emissions....jackarse! Look at pro stock motors.....700plus cubic ". And rev like a crotch rocket......bottom line, using existing basic engine designs, you can have a high rpm screamer from America. Besides, how many Ferrari owners can say they have 100,000 miles or more on their cars?

  • @1sambone dude I don't mean to be a know it all dick but pro stock motors are only 500 inches. But ye they rev crazy high. I think its like 10600.

  • @1sambone

    Why? All new (2010-up) V8 DOHC passes strong and highest EURO-5 norms. Only few US V8 engines passes EURO-5 emission regulative. EURO-6 is even more stronger. Only LS7(ZO6) and LS3(Camaro SS) passes EURO-5.

  • Where is the second part to this BAD BOY ?

  • very nice.

    

  • god damn these guys are awsome. i wish i was rich because i wpould invest in these guys. simply amazing. thought of everything. sbc just been reinvented. you guys rock so much bad ass.

  • Yeah but the italians do it with tiny displacement dumb ass

  • dude cant u teach me all about motors!!

  • well done. you've managed what the Italians have been doing for 30 years! high rpm v8's

  • "Difference between a Harley and a rice rocket."

    Hopefully everyone got it.

  • Gee I WONDER where you got this idea from Tom?Hmmm long live the Ford modular 5.4.btw the Code Red mustang is sick.

  • I don't know honestly, about building this engine from scratch there are alot of variables, about building an all aluminun big ci. four cam,steel o-ring engine! The bottom end is very complecated for one, But dohc heads in therory might work,But the complections of the lower end,in balance,and in therory running all that steel,and all thee alum. Friction,balance,valvefiction,­with four cams......I hope you guy's can get it done.good luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • i guess there is alot of thermical removal problems with polished surfaces in principle. i guess the linear torsionforce could impair the ignition with this linear center hole thru the crankshaft. and most of all ,,,, i guess the 4 valve technic is much more than build a new head in 1 year. i dont know how much confidence NRE invest in their CAD software!? construction is one but the simulation in FEM / thermical, mechanic, vibration and so on is much more work. if they didnt they see @ dyno ;)

  • Wow... Finally, even even the americans use DOHC. Congratulations!

  • @MrLowAltitude We've never really had the need to use DOHC...it just makes v8's that much better, especially v8's with "big block" displacement.

  • @MrLowAltitude You must never heard of Offenhauser. Google it, Americans have been using DOHC engines a lot longer than you think.

  • Nice work like always, but why not knife edge the crank shaft at 9000 RPM it will create a small hurricane in there??

  • should of design it as a two piece block

    but i like it alot

  • I wonder about the skirts not fully being exposed to oil in the crank case, will it be overheating, or will the engine just seize up cause lack of oil to the skirts, i hope not. remember that chevy, ford,mopar all have the same type of piston skirt clearense at the bottom, to cool of the piston skirts so they can run cooler@lube all the friction the bottom end makes........ ps. have you done a lot of R@D !!!

  • Ive email'd them on several occations with no responce about this motor. I personally think they could not get the heads to work properly. He is a master of pushrod motors but twin-cams are alot different to work with.

  • the people disliked this own imports, please build a big block chevy version !!!!

  • PLEASE..update the 4 cam AL billet block project..there are plenty of people waiting very eagerly for this custom beast. When all is said and done with the engine, ill be buying one, with low boost turbo's of course. Should be a nasty hi revvin engine..the car it will go in is a Ultima GTR. Its gonna take an couple yrs to get ready for the engine, and hopefuly its done soon. Our idea is to wreak havok with the big buck high-end super cars! Hopefully everything plans out and it becomes a reality!

  • Nice block, but is there a law that all promotional videos must use the cheesiest studio music available? Why not just talk and skip the annoying bgm?

  • Anyone hitting dislike probably drive's a ferrari. NRE 1000% more technical than Ferrari, Lamborghini, etc, etc. PROOF!

  • @sixtiesforever1966 lol, this engine isn't anymore advanced than any other DOHC engine.

  • @idontcare80 Yes, but how many 500ci DOHC Aluminum V8's are there on the market??? Not many.

  • @BigRigger78 I don't think this engine even made it to the market. Designing a DOHC head is not a simple task and it looks like these guys weren't up to the challenge.

  • @idontcare80

    well what if the engine was designed around the alreay available twisted wedge style heads?.now what?.ford just doesn't like they similarity in designs.and the fight is on..but hopefully they can comprimise and maybe enven begin using these thru ford racing.a 500 ci 2v blower ready or whipple 4.0 installed or even the well designed and proven Tt set-up he is well known for.yea one day soon I'm hoping, these will be available for purchase

  • @sixtiesforever1966 No offense intended, but if you truly think that, you need to take a tour through Ferrari's design garages and see just how technical they are in their engineering designs -- it will blow your mind.

  • Thank you. I learned from this videos that the crankshaft drives the pistons. I didn't know that really - actually I did though but it was made clear.

  • Does it have any oil drainbacks?

  • Its a replacement motor for the northstar caddy.

  • OMG O.o

  • whats the deck height? is it the standard 9.25 SBC?

  • @ACHEESEDANISH00 Good question. But standard deck height for a small block is 9.025" LS motors are 9.24"

  • @madtownmadman yeah my bad my keyboard is not that good i hit the 0 and it did not show up. my pontiac has a standard deck height of 10.23 i believe with 6.625 inch connecting rods STOCK! its crazy.

  • hes a GOD!

  • Beast!

  • @DRMMHMD  Easy brother, no need getting your panties wadded up! I don't know alot but I know a decent amount. I know about undersquare high displacement low rpm power, known as good torque and about more oversquare shorter stroke hi rpm power, generally known as horsepower.

    Instead of spewing fail, why don't you speak some intelligence and indicate precisely why you object to my last post. If you can enlighten us, great! ...then maybe you can get help with your wadded panties.

  • @jrptf pushrod layout as well as 2 valve per cyl. setup both provide for a lot less parts & a significantly less reciprocating mass.

    So these 'american' V8 engines of old are so reliable and easy to wrench.

    4 valve layout will flow the most air and therefore the most peak hp,

    but big V8's have hi torgue so they didn't need hi rpm hp.

    Now though everything is getting maximized... like the New Vette Z06.

    BTW, It's pushrod, gets surprising mpg & 7000rpm from 7.0L ! Wow!

    ...and it WON'T BREAK.

  • dyno the engine

  • @jupjuck poor dyno machine :'(

  • just wondering, why Americans stick so long to pushrod and 2 Valve/Cyl.

    configuration, while in Europe 4 valve/cyl already started in the late sixties in

    passenger cars. Race cars even earlier.

    This however, is really a work of art here! You should have done this

    decades ago.

    Great job!

  • @jrtpf they did its called the LT5 they put into if i remember right the 90-95 vette which was DOHC

  • I wana see the shit put together

  • I LIKE!

  • Its been a year now. Hows it doing today?

  • Those cylinder walls look a little thin. Cooling it seems like it's going to be an issue.

  • thats lovey :)

    were i can buy one :D

  • thats lovey :)

  • HUH sbc type dimensions on a Northstar Caddy design, but all the bad issues "fixed" very nice.

  • What 's the tuition cost at NRE university? ;)

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  • I like this, it takes American muscle and adds some efficiency. Whilst there's no replacement for displacement, you might as well make full use of the displacement. :)

  • I know it's not very american... wouldn't it be great if it had a flat plane crank?

  • screw my big block i need one of these babies... time to call mr nelson the god of engine design your guys rock

  • I WANT THAT SOLIDWORKS DESIGN!!!!!!!! :D:D:D:D

    Pretty please?? :)

    ...I won't sell it I just want to make my own :) (you should patent it too)

  • I WANT THAT SOLIDWORKS DESIGN!!!!!!!! :D:D:D:D

    Pretty please?? :)

  • no cam or lifters wow

  • i want this thing in a car that weights 560 lbs

  • Come on mr nelson let's get this show on the road and get this nasty motor on the dyno were tired of waitn.

  • 5 People Know Absolutely Nothing About Cars!!!!

  • Mobile youtube might beto vlame......

  • Its like a mutant crossbreed between a Cadillac Northstart and a chevy LS small block.

  • same bore as an ls7 (4.125)

  • no more videos on this engine block?

  • My comment below made no sence due to sorry ass touch screen...

  • @flamingaxe791 LOL... why didnt you just remove the comment?

  • Nelson, I fucking your god dawm fuckng guts.

  • price?

  • song???

  • Tom mentioned the crank was based on a chevy? Is that motor based on a Chevy motor or just a Generic Motor?

  • @sixtiesforever1966

    Any similarity with Chevy can be displacement, bore and stroke. Block and heads are more similar to European DOHC engines. Crank in Chevy and Mercedes V8 is almost identical. Both companies using cross plane design in their V8 engines.

  • @2jzgtejza80

    Thank You for the Explanation. I can not wait to see the finished product.

    Tom builds a mean Engine!

  • I haven't even seen this one yet, but I just gave it a thumbs up before I got 30 sec in.

  • Having been a Machinist for 45 years I real enjoy the sweet machining on this engine. USA all the Way.

  • wow 500ci i freakin insane

  • come on man when are we going to see some more on this motor I'm drolling here waiting

  • A work of art.

    

  • When will you guys have this engine finished , need to see it run

  • I like Nelson, but rice has nothing to do with a motor, a ricer is someone who thinks stickers etc. add performance.

  • Very Impressive, and well designed

  • looks like 427 ford

  • Wow I cant wait till you finish and start that Monster !!

  • how meany hours did it take to actually make the block ???

  • or you could call it f1 technology, which is where 4 valve and 5 valve designs came from

  • @Jolinator you need to look at early motor cycle engines my friend. 1920's had 4 valves per cylinder. you f1 technology is merely a later more refined copy

  • Dear Tom Nelson: I want you to build my HOUSE.

  • 2 people accidentally pressed the dislike button!

  • @Felliph3

    what fags lol

  • @Felliph3 make that 4 hippies, lol.

  • @Felliph3 import guys who dont believe anything can make more power then a 400 hp honda

  • wanna hear 9000rpm with 500ci behind it

  • Is the block O-ringed because you're only using 4 head bolts per cylinder?

  • Where's part 2 of this build?

  • Also forgot to add there have been guys for some years now that have used off the self forged rods and pistons along with bearings from a SBC in the northstar motor.

  • Basically this is a gm 4.6 Northstar motor. If you have ever had the block in front of you and rebuilt one this is identical but prolly better quality. The timing case in front is almost identical, starter location, the oil drain back, the water jackets, the whole look and structure of the outside of the block are pretty much identical also.

  • @CHIMOB i thought that when i seen the starter location under the intake.the difference is the potential for 500ci the northstar cannot do that. they did what gm should do build a dohc monster.

  • I think this nelson made block is more so LT5 inspired.

  • why 4 cams? one for opening one for closing?

  • @demonik200 two for opening two for closing :)

  • @a6t8vw1 thats smart

  • @a6t8vw1 well i ment on each side lol :D

  • @demonik200 it's a V engine with 32 valves

  • @TungstenIHC Don't forget about the Northstar.

  • @demonik200 1 cam for each of the 2 intake valves per cylinder and 1 cam for the exhaust valves - not a new concept. But, it IS a new concept considering the cubic inches he plans on running. Also, the block is CNC machined from a single billet - and not cast. It will be very expensive AND very durable.

  • @vipexperformance i thought they were talking about one cam for opening one set of valves (like the intake valves) and one cam for closing those valves (you know taking a page from F1s book), thus eliminating the valve springs and spring fatigue at high rpms, thats what i thought gave it its 9000 rpm redline. but its just a regular dual overhead cam system lol

  • @demonik200 i see what you meant. An example of this technology on the street is the 'desmo' valvetrain on ducati motorcycles - the cam opening and closing the valves. This is a very difficult technology to maintain. Opening is no problem - its closing the valve completely without hammering the valve seat. For a street engine and 8-9000 rpm its not needed. Remember F1 motors are short use mega RPM motors.

  • @vipexperformance

    Great engine, but yes, very very expensive.

  • question: it might seem like a dumb one but is the outside of the motor plated in hard or show chrome?

  • @fatharmonix he said it was polished.... so that means that it was neither : )

  • ok ford maid the V8 work in the world

  • Mr.Nelson when are we gonna see part 2 of this beast any info would be great I'm a big fan of you guys I'm looking into buying one of your guys 441 SBC nitrous motors for my 79 pro-street malibu you can email me at adam_ryan_clark@yahoo.com thanks adam.

  • where the hell is part 2

  • this motor was copied from the shelby code red project,,,,no wonder it took two years to build code red

  • @overboost1111code red is NOT billet it's cast BIG differance and Tom built the engine for code red how do you copy your selfe and this is 500Ci wear coad red is 331Ci

  • @sirlonghair .......FORD designed the gt500 engine.  nelson copied it.

  • @overboost1111 I don't agree at all

  • @overboost1111 just cause hes usin 32 valve heads??? how else does it even remotely resemble the 5.4??

  • @overboost1111 every V8 is copyed from ford they invented the V8 others have maid thear changes to the desine but yes ford invented the V8

  • @sirlonghair I'm sorry sir but you are sadly mistaken! Frenchman Leon Levavasseur was a 39-year-old inventor in 1902 when he took out a patent for the first V-8 engine he called the Antoinette.

  • @overboost1111 The engine in the Code Red is a Ford engine. Congrats. NRE just twin turbocharged it. THIS engine is designed by NRE for NRE. If it is similar to anything it is a SBC with custom DOHC. Hence why some SBC parts are interchangeable with this one.

  • @TheOfficialKC nelson copied the engine from code red. FORD GT 500 engine!!!!!!!!! why do you think it took two years to build code red? because he took the motor apart to copy it.

  • @overboost1111 Uh, no sorry. If you watch this video, or read what he wrote about it, the Revolution engine is NELSON's design. Do you see this engine running 9000rpm? No. Is this engine capable of 500CID? No. NRE designed the Revolution from the ground up.

    Now go back to 3:35 and listen to him. The crankshaft is based off of a CHEVY. Now 5:50. Chevy main bearing and rod bearing.