Great to see 3 great engine guys together in the same video in the same shop!

Cool seeing Steve’s eyes light up when told spark plugs leak. What m sure the manufacturers never anticipated the heat and pressures that are being applied these days.

One goal- everyone go FAST! This is definitely not the Warren Johnson era in Pro stock lol.... It's great they all play well together.....

Seeing the light bulb pop on in Steve's brain when he saw the leak down tester for the plugs lol. Mint.

These Fuel Tech guys have a very impressive shop. Shows they strive for the best. Great way to spread the word by letting Steve post this video.

Very interesting to see the different business models for each top tier engine provider. And it seems both companies have plenty of work.

Doug is a fantastic machinist. Met him in the early 90’s, when he was with Barnett Performance, and he use to do some outlaw racing, back then. I haven’t talked to him in years, but it’s good to see he’s still in it.

The spark plug tester at pro line is a suprisingly a really good idea. Compression leaks can cause an engine to go lean , I had'nt thought about a spark plug causing those kind of problem's.

We had a spark plug tester in 1974 at my HS auto shop class. It only used Shop air pressure, but we could find leaking plugs and check spark at 120psi.

I love how competitors can get along and talk and show each others stuff. That's how racing should be. Awsome job Steve. Love the videos 🤙

Spark plug testers are standard equipment at any (AMO) aircraft maintenance organization involved with piston engines. Usually clean and check the plugs every 50 to 100 hours of operation. The copper seals get replaced or annealed every time a plug is installed.

Opel Kadett was common car here in Finland and Opel enthusiasts have them still running and driving as summer cars. Cheers from Finland!

Louis needs his own KZfaq channel if he doesn't have one. He is a natural on camera..

1000hp on a jet ski! 😯😯 What's more scary? The insane speed of it, or having that huge turbo spinning @150k, 6 inches from your nuts? 🤔😂

That last tour wasn't awkward at all....... 🤣 haha LOVE IT!

Your video's never fail to make a impression Steve. I could see you and your friends making racing spark plugs to. Thank you for posting all the great videos on your channel

That’s where it’s at. High end stuff. Truly amazing to be able to see proline and Fueltech together. Thanks to everyone.

That was excellent ! Very ,very informative and a reveal into some problems of today's world. Those plug testers remind me of the old Champion spark plug testers found in every corner service station . ( same principle). Many thanks.

That is so amazing that 2 engine builders can learn new things and have such a good relationship 👍

these videos are really kind of cool and informative. so cool to see how everybody just gets along and sees each other's work and appreciates it. that spark plug tester is really cool.

brazil is really stepping up the game in the electronics industry. S korea was the go to place for a long long time but times are a changing.

Beautiful facility they have. Proline is top notch! Just like your company Steve.

Thanks Steve for showing us a tour of Fueltech and Proline. Really cool video.

All very good guys. They've done so much for the industry also and I believe from watching some other videos they're very helpful in customer service!

Love watching you get ready for sick week.

Steve posts, I watch. I love learning and you're a great teacher, thanks brother!

Im glad to see that engine building companies can get along. Loved this video!!!❤

Good to see builders showing there stuff! I would love to be a fly on the wall during a conversation between the two for just an inkling of the knowledge

This was awesome. The industry and market is obviously super competitive, this just shows the quality of the people (for the most part) is impressive. Kudos to you and Doug, an example for all.

Thanks for taking us on the walk through Steve great content 😁👌 Wishing you the best for Sick Week 🏆🏆🏆

Really cool video to watch! Thanks for sharing the tours!

Once again Steve (and crew), another impressive video. Keep the great videos coming. Seriously Looking forward toward the sick week videos!!

All three of these guys sweat horsepower. Thanks for the great content. Good luck at sick week

"You lose one cylinder, you lose like 300, 500 HP" -- lol I feel small.

This is so badass to see 2 of my absolutely favorite engine builders together! I mean if I could afford an engine from either one of you it would be such a hard choice!

I used to service Pro Lines Heating and Air conditioning equipment. Used to love going there and gawking at everything.

Excellent video. Our vocational school had an AC spark plug cleaner, tester. I'm talking early 1970's.

Wow! How exciting it would be to work with or for those guys!!What a cool operation! 👍🏻😎

What a fun episode, it’s cool to see behind the scenes.

Cool to see Proline letting Steve in to check out their shop.

That’s real world stuff right there boiz💪🏼🔥🔥🔥👍🏼

What a great crew, Thanks for sharing Steve 👍

Pretty cool tour at Proline. In house race team management is pretty dang impressive

I think it's so cool that the 2 engine company can come together very nice

Steve Thank you for a informative and interesting video. So refreshing to to see Louis his energy and knowledge. Thank goodness we have intelligent young men like him and Kyle to keep this sport going.

That was an awesome tour! Looking forward to Steve being the exclusive distributor of the spark plug testers. LOL

Great shop tour all TY !!

Fantastic content there, Mr Morris. Thank you

This was great!!! Thanks for the footage

Never thought about factory bad plugs that much but makes sense especially with all the boost nowadays. You need to get a tester Steve and make a video testing them, that would be cool!!

Wow that's a dope office. Race cars on the wall everywhere you look. Good taste

Been learning so much watching your videos, hopefully I can put it to use someday😄

Louis is a legend of their channel .. Knows a thing or two as well. He sorted out Jeff's sneezing.

Fuel Tech just rewired my brothers A fuel dragster and the quality was top notch. Good guys to work with too.

I remember my shop teacher said he knew a engine guy who could read rod bearings, he said that the guy could tell if there was too much timing in an engine by where the wear marks are on the bearings. Pretty cool stuff.

awesome of Doug to show you his facility, good stuff!

Brilliant vid, I found the fueltech classroom and the plug tester interesting obviously leaking plugs cause problems that most struggle to pinpoint.

That’s a dammit LOT of experience, knowledge, and skill standing around those plug test boxes… 🤙

I learned to drive in a 67 kadett wagon. My brother had beaten on it for a couple of years by the time I got it and was a certified death trap. Floor pans completely rusted out, no front clip except inner fenders, top cut off like a small truck, broken and crimped off front brake lines, sharp edges everywhere, no starter so you had to park it on a hill. The thing was unstoppable, the Duke boy stuff I did in that thing would get a kid taken by the state these days.

Thanks for the tour..very cool..

Awesome video, pros being pros, sharing what they love.

ProLine, Fuel Tech AND Steve Morris.. Like

So much knowledge wandering around in there it's scary! Wonderful video.

Nice look into Fueltech, Thank You Steve, & All! J

Just want yall to know if it wasnt for Cleetus i wouldnt have found this page. Been hooked ever since. So definitely give him props!! Im sure you already have lol

Excellent Video Thank you

It looks like there is not a lot going on there, but come back during the season and its a mad house in this place. It's crazy.

Cool to see Steve get humbled a little bit at tomorrow’s tech, even the wizards learn new stuff 👍👍👍

Loving this content ❤

WOW! The Best of the Best chatting here!!!!

Good stuff man, really enjoyed this one.... Pro line guys are very cool.

Great video, thanks Steve

Wow just wow, thanks for sharing

I could see the gears turning. Great to get new ideas.

Doug and Eric are great guys. I buy used parts on occasion from Proline.

I interesting seeing the machinations of these two successful businesses, I’m sold on Fuel Tech product as a world class operation! Proline have a different business model which I found interesting, there results speak for themselves! Great road trip video, thanks mate!🇦🇺🇦🇺

Steve, Doug and Louis in on place, the knowledge in one small space is astronomical.

Great video Steve! It's really hard to find a shop more impressive than yours! Also, so glad you got Doug to show you around! Keep on with your SMX! Hemis are ridiculous with eating parts! I'm betting Louis has to be the highest horsepower guy in the world! Meaning the amount of hub dynoing high horsepower race cars than anyone! I'm betting you are the engine dyno king though!

Thanks! Really cool 😎 🤘🏻

Fuel tech has become mainstream SO fast. An amazing product, an amazing team of guys, and amazing customer support. A recipe for success. Thank you for sharing the tour footage with us Steve. Very cool

12:16 Overhead power. In a manufacturing facility with many machines, a bus duct is run overhead through the building then bus plugs ( circuit breaker ) installed near where ever a machine needs to be. " SO type " cord is then run from the plug to the machine. While initially expensive, it allows for easy reconfiguration of the factory floor.

Good one Steve, enjoyed it.

Cool video Steve I like seeing all their sweet toys.

Excellent video!

I was just thinking about a gantry in the shop just the other day. Mighty useful, especially in a machine shop I reckon

man so proud of brazil, amazing content

Wow that jet ski looks like it could be awesome af 😂thanks for sharing

Got a lot of info from this video thanks

I still like your shop better not only because it’s in my home state but the the way you tend to be clean and efficient. The closest I have been to your level is working for Donnie Walsh jr. Even had the chance to help wire Tom’s red Nova keep up the amazing work and the awesome content.

Just because you can see the stove it doesn't mean you know the recipes. Great tours!

That race program they have is awesome 👍

3:25 “I’m sorry we make too much pepper on the motor” 😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤

Wild that they don't have cnc machines everything is hand done that blows my mind Also the amount of spare parts versus current engine builds just shows how fast they pump stuff out

Great video of like minded people. I like how Steve is able to say, Hey I didn't know that about the spark plug leaking out the end.

Good Stuff. I live right down the road from them.

Love seeing these other shops

Now _that_ , is cool.... making your custom ECU, and updating the ones already out there, to control inverters and electric motors.... and I'm _NOT_ an EV guy ...but the possibilities they just opened up with doing that are ridiculously vast, and I'm actually surprised Steve didn't pick up on some of the possibilities instantly when he mentioned it. Using an electric motor in a hybrid manner, along with something like the SMX, or even Steve being Steve could literally engineer and develop a new block and engine all together that could embed an electrical motor within it... similar to what actual automobile manufacturers are/have been doing, but now on a legitimate performance focused way. Imagine Steve no longer complaining about his 60ft anymore because along with his "SMX-EV" trying to come off the line at X amount of boost, instead of having to wait to build more boost, _while_ everything is already happening like normal... the embedded electrical motor is already propelling the vehicle at it's full torque rating... Or you know, you could build that damn Trailblazer SS and make it AWD again, putting dual electrical motors on the front wheels and that 1K+ HP mid-mounted turbo LS powers the rear axle.

Always with great humour . . Legend

AWESOME VIDEO!

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