Never stop thinking out loud, the thought process is so valuable and where I learn the most! Thanks for all the videos Steve!

I love your thinking on camera. It's trouble shooting. You never learn anything with everything going right. Failure is a learning

Your thinking and problem solving is why I’m here. This has helped me with my son’s turbo,terminator X, car more than I could ever thank you for .

I like watching you think on camera, don't stop.

I have always liked your style of delivering these videos. It takes huge balls to lay it all out like this for everyone to see. I'd much rather watch your content than pretty much anything else. Thanks for spending the time to do us a favour.

Steve, please continue to think out loud lol. That's the best part of your videos!  As a Wisconsinite and a business owner, CNC programmer etc, I appreciate your Midwest thought processes😎

Without the thinking you would just be another dyno test channel.   Keep thinking out loud.  It’s the best part of the channel.  Learning what someone who is a master at their vocation thinks.

Keep thinking!  Remember what Frazier said about Ali, "Now Ali, he's a thinker - an' I'm just a old puncher.  An' alla time he be thinkin, I be punchin'".

Thank you Steve for all your videos and interesting content. I showed this to my 89 year old dad. An old blacksmith mechanic and tried to explain the tours with this engine and what you gone through with it. All the money spent on cams and his responce. "In the old days, when things went off side with parts and costs we saved the old parts and built other engines around the part that didnt work with the one from start. We saved money in that"
Even if my dad is old and somewhat a bit off in memories as soon as he see videos like this, he comes around lie an old B18 volvo engine that refuses to quit it´s lifetime 🤣🤣🤣
He still teaches me at age 57 how you can turn around a failure to a victory by just think outside the box.
Soffy for my poor english, it´s not my native language and didnt have all that much of english back in school .
Regards from Sweden.

Rick and I just wanted to thank you and Val for the fantastic shop tour on Thursday 9/5. We also got to watch this pull on the "Big Black Hemi"! Wow!! You, Val, Kyle, your shop crew and, of course your dog, were just fantastic and genuine. You're very warm people. And, oh my gosh, what a shop!! Thanks for making our day :) Glad we got our shirts!

In my limited understanding, that is a lot of cam for the compression. But that doesn't mean it's the wrong cam. When the boost gets added,that engine will become an entirely different animal. So enjoy hearing the thought process. Great video as always. ✌️😁

Keep the thinking in. Love watching the brow move forward, the eyes squint, the hands start moving and odd words start coming out of the mouth. Then suddenly the brow jumps up an inch, the eyes get big and we know something awesome is coming!

...ya, don't stop thinking out loud - my girls heard me doing the same thing in the shop growing up & they're  like 'who are you talking to ?' They listened & it gave me the perfect opportunity for them to learn...good stuff, man...

Someone actually said not to think anymore? Has that worked for them.. LoL , you keep doing what you want, it's a good formula.

Good morning from the Jersey shore. As an ASE and Ford Master Tech I’m thinking there may be those that find this video boring. For me, I absolutely love it, especially since it shows the reality of engine building and Tuning. Love how you keep it real. Also love what you do. Thanks for sharing.

Remember Steve your mantra "Boost fixes everything" . Slap a turbski or supercharger on it !

Part of what makes you smart will always be the thought process...I know I enjoy it and learn from it. The videos would suck if it was just "today we made 3000 hp, thanks for watching". Keep doing what you do, us who are genuinely interested in how this all works will still be here-no matter how the long the video.

Keep thinking, right or wrong that's the important stuff.

Steve no. Don’t change anything. Keep the content coming and bring more unique combinations. I love watching the process.

Your thought process per video is what makes the video interesting. It adds a point of difference compared to other channels.