Dave Schroeder's 872 cid Pro Mod Nitrous Engine

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Dave Schroeder and John Ens have been at the drag-and-drive game for a long time. They've seen a thing or two and certainly experience3d a thing or two when it comes to this category of racing, and the 872 cid Pro Mod Nitrous engine built by Reher-Morrison is a build that stands out from the crowd, but is also very competitive. We got to speak with John Ens about the nitrous engine's set up in this episode of Engine of the Week brought to you by ‪@elringdasoriginal‬, ‪@penngrade1motoroil830‬and NPW Companies.
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25 апр 2024

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Комментарии : 10

@stevewelborn8744 3 месяца назад

I watch all of your videos and this is the best one by far. This fellow told us everything and I learned some stuff. We need more of these. I wish I could hit the like button 15 more times.

@freethinkingamerican80 3 месяца назад

Couldn't agree more!

@joeinmi8671 3 месяца назад

@EngineBuilder 3 месяца назад

Thank you. John definitely gave us great info here. We strive to pull that kind of stuff out of everyone we speak to, but it just doesn't always happen. But, we will keep trying to do better! Thanks for watching!

@stevewelborn8744 3 месяца назад

@@EngineBuilder you do a very good job. I understand some people just don't want anyone to know. I really enjoyed this one

@justinfargas2367 3 месяца назад

Thanks for the upload. Loving all your content from down here in Australia.

@danmyers9372 3 месяца назад

Wish the interviewer was a little more knowledgeable to ask some follow up questions that I’m guessing most of us had in our heads. I.E. he talked about the cooling system but we all Pro Mod engines were not built with coolant passages. How/what did they do to get water in the block and/or heads? There are others, this is just one example.