How to tear down an engine - Big Block Chevy - My first time.

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Published 2023-10-21
Complete Disassembly of my LS5 454 Big Block Chevy.

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All Comments (10)
  • @antilaw9911
    Something to mention for all... when an engine is cold it doesn't matter any order to remove head bolts. That only matters when engine still hot do to expansion/cooling rate. Have a good ya all!
  • @benhoke6330
    There is alot of power to be made with those heads with some work.get your cyl pressure up around 185-200lbs and get a cam that makes peak power at 6,000 rpm.glad it was all in good shape!
  • This is a great video, like just about all of them I've seen, but maybe I missed the part where you identified the heads. What heads are you running, did i hear stock LS5 engine?
  • @pockets5628
    Your plugs were too cold for 9.5:1. The ground strap doesn’t tell heat range. How many threads are colored does. You should have2-3 threads colored. Overall the plugs show rich and some oil ingestion. Have a look at the GM performance valley pan, like the crate engines come with. Yes that timing chain has a lot of wear.
  • @onsturn
    What are your plans for the motor? My 427 is currently being rebuilt for my 69 Vette. I put in a stroker kit at 70 over it will be a 498. Looking forward to the dyno numbers.
  • @MrDavidfig
    Are u running the procar seats in your chevelle is did they bolt right up
  • @matzrat5006
    always run steel mounts all around or poly all around or rubber, dont mix them