As someone who loves cleaning and uses way too much cleaning spray and carb cleaner to try make externals of engine look nicer without unmounting and dismantling, this looks amazing!

Garage 54's editing has been nothing short of perfection now. You guys have come a long way and are a staple of channels I instantly watch with new uploads.

is that a Samara engine?

The lesson for people is to change your oil on the regular and don't use cheap oil.That was a great episode guys,thanks for the hard work.

Wonder how much a service like this would cost. Debatable if it's worth it but you'd be sleeping easy at night knowing your engine is crystal clear.

I've never seen someone clean a engine and do anywhere near that level of perfection, it looks brand new

So first I am definitely impressed with the aqua-blaster! Now I want one. But the fact that just cleaning (assuming rings and pistons) the engine was able to make it run that much better reusing the same old "worn-out" parts! Just crazy...

I loved the look on your face when the clean old engine hit rev limiter. Great video!

Nice! Every time I have done this to an engine, I have always gotten very good results as well. I've mostly attributed the improvements I've always seen in smoothness, oil consumption, power, etc to cleaning the rings and their grooves, regrinding the valves, and replacing the valve stem seals, but either way, this can definitely be a cost effective way to restore an engine to good (or at least much better) health for cheap. Obviously this won't be completely effective on a broken engine, but even on engines with worn/damaged cylinders, the improvements have always been dramatic and well worth the work and minimal cost in my experience.

Dam are you sure those aren’t new parts?🤔

"instead of breaking stuff were gonna be restoring"

That is probably one of the most impressive, thorough jobs I have seen - anywhere. Truly a work of art you guys

Oil pressure would have been interesting to see the difference between cleaned and dirty.

Thank you BMI Russian. I appreciate the slight voice pitch when anyone else other than Vlad speaks to help distinguish.

I totally cleaned the entire intake, throttle body, plenum, and injectors on my toyota tacoma 3.4 v6. I was getting 280 miles on 18 gallons (completely topped off tank), now I have achieved around 340 miles!!!!

I was curious about oil pressure before and after. They should also make a series of completely restoring a Lada and its engine to brand new : )

You guys should make long form videos of the hydro wash station, just cleaning parts. It would get lots of views

Props to whoever was cleaning those parts. Very good work.

I've been watching this channel for a long time. This is one of my favorites so far. I'd love to see more along these lines. Maybe do a full restoration on a Lada? 👍 from 🇺🇲

I spent twenty five years as a specialised technician in that field, never underestimate the power of water under pressure for its cleaning efficiency. I spent twenty years prior to that in the automotive industry so watching this video makes me feel right at home.