Episode 10 – Fulltime Schooling and a Career in Engine Building
In this episode, we look at careers in engine building, heading down to Houston to learn why "if you can put chips on the ground, you'll always have a career."
Episode 9 – Block Work
The guys head over to CNC Blockworks to go through the steps and best practices in prepping and machining an iron LS block to build their boosted engine.
Episode 8 – REM Finishing and Diesel of the Day with SoCal Diesel
We go inside REM finishing with Shaver Racing's "Dyno" Don MacAskill, then head on over to SoCal Diesel to talk Duramax Diesel performance
Episode 7 – How Speeds, Feeds & Lube Affect Surface Finish (Pt 2)
Three of the industry's leading experts dive into the tools, tips and techniques they and their customers use to get the ideal finish and engine performance
Episode 7 – How Speeds, Feeds & Lube Affect Surface Finish
Lake and Ed site down with Don Miller and dive into speeds, feeds and lube and getting that perfect grind every time. Part 1 of a 2 part can't miss episode.
Episode 6 : Engine Builder Interview – Roy Johnson
Lake and Joe sit down with drag racing hall-of-famer Roy Johnson of for a wide ranging talk about his experiences and his "30-year overnight success."
Episode 5 – Business Opportunities : Profit is Not a Dirty Word
Lake Speed Jr sits down with Chris Straub of Straub Technologies to talk about the secrets to running a successful shop in the engine building industry
Episode 4 – Advance Tech Feature : Anatomy of a Hydraulic Roller Lifter
In Expo2 episode 4 engine building legend John Callies gives us an advanced course in the anatomy and use of hydraulic roller lifters
Episode 3 – Engine Builder Interview : Jon Kaase
In episode 3 Joe and Lake sat down for a live interview and audience Q&A with the legendary engine builder, Jon Kaase. Episode originally aired October 13, 2021
Episode 2 – Align Boring vs Align Honing
We dive deep into Align boring and honing do's, don't, theories, tips and trade-offs with live demos and Q&A from Rottler's Ed Kiebler and AERA's Chuck Lynch