Pipes: Boost / Exhaust / Coolant × 4BT Cummins Discovery #34 [Land Rover Build] 

I’ve thoroughly enjoyed this series. I’m excited to hear it fire and see it move.

@@smallblockfuelie Been well over a year hearing this engine run, let alone driving the truck... so me too! I think it'll be a great sound :D

Tinker and the guy who HATES your other ride will be happy. 🤪

Tinker finally !!!! 😭😭😭 someday My Range Rover Classic will be Diesel too

Yes yes YESSSS

Thanks, it was fun for a relatively simple job.

Hopefully all this work keeps the schmoo where it belongs.

@@Tinker1837 Nah that's some excellent fabricobbling there

@@MbanziSD Thanks, can't wait to hear it chooch!

Thanks :)

Same, so close!

Starting to look like it wants to start up!

Same! I'm ready to hear that turbo sing it's song.

@@Tinker1837 you already dun started it didnt you lol

@@Tinker1837 you're holding out! I forgot....is that turbo a Borg?

@@gaboonviper85 Wish I was! Been gathering up all the fluids the last few days. That's a Holset "Super" HX30W turbo, tricky to get your hands on, but just about perfect for a big single.

@@Tinker1837 oh ok that is a good turbo for sure.... what's your power goal?

It slows me down but it's fun to fiddle around with all the details the way I've always wanted to.

It works a bit better with zipties... Ha!

Thanks! Definitely pushing my level of work on this project.

My best intro ideas end up just randomly happening like that haha!

Thanks!

Thanks :) Yeah it'll save the skin on your hands & I've had fasteners come apart like butter even after 5+ years of salt roads & offroad running. I've got an idea for the bonnet, something from the muscle car era 😎

I probably shouldn't be so picky with something that's going to get used hard.

Haha! Good timing for you, & I'm sure there are a bunch of people getting impatient with me by know :P

It has saved my butt more than a few times with offroad builds, & thanks!

Sure is, so simple!

Right, and saves your hand getting sliced up when wrenching in there! That's a trick I learned from the offroad world that I'll always use if I can.

Glad a few people got it & hell yeah you bet!

Same! Coming together now with the black & beige.

I'm trying to channel it's power to keep all the schmoo in where it belongs with these pipes.

Thing has paid for itself several times over at this point :D

Same here, very exciting :D

It's been weird trying to find a balance between informative & entertaining... that & actually getting work done haha! Blows me away that there are anywhere near 10k let alone more than that now 😮

Haha that was an old movie reference but hey that works out!

Oh don't get me wrong, it's taking every drop of self control I have to not do just that!

Thanks and glad you like!

A classic!

Lots of work but well worth the effort!

Caaaan youuuu diiiig iiiiit haha

Glad you like! All self taught or learned from talented friends :)

Glad to hear it :) I try & keep it entertaining while getting work done.

Thanks! Next one very soon I hope :D

Glad you like!

Thanks man! I still have a lot to learn, but it's damn good fun.

Thanks, same here!

Nice! Which engine? Yeah I thought it was going to be much worse, but was really happy it only needed real simple pipes.

@@Tinker1837 Thanks! and its an 06 so it has the 1gr-fe v6. I actually just got all of my custom exhaust back from my welder and installed it today. I went with a rear mount setup but this will supposedly be the first one thats been turbo charged, as you might imagine its a lot of research and learning along the way. It sounds amazing lol. I'll be posting a video in the next few days

@@diywrenching4072 Oh yeah I feel you on the research & learning bit, but then again being one of the 1st to try someone is pretty fun. I bet it does sound fantastic! I'll keep an ear out for it 👍

Thanks!

Hey thanks! And oh yes... it's so good!

Thanks! Was a fun one to make.

Thanks!

Thank you

Thanks! It was a fun one, can hardly wait to drive it again.

Thanks! It's been a really fun project & learning experience so far.

Thanks!

Thanks :)

Hey thanks! Purists have their place, sure, but it can be a boring place too. Sounds like a cool idea to me! 👍

Thanks!

Thanks & will do, probably going to pop that strip off for the start-up.

Thanks, it's really fun!

Was an old reference for sure haha!

Thanks :)

I try and make the video about the work and not about myself, thanks!

Thanks!

Thanks! Very fun project :D

Glad you like :)

Thanks!

Lots of power in those things haha!

I have a knack for switching between squirrel voice & stupid comments haha!

Thanks!

Закажи, купи,.. и тоже имей.

Thanks!

Thanks! My paintwork could use some improving though. Always improving!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Everything I drive/ride is getting pretty weird these days, but they make for a damn good time just about every day!

Thanks!

Pepies ko

Thanks!

Thank you!

Thanks, it's a fun project!

Good to know!

I bet! I've seen quite a few here on youtube that sound healthy compared to stock. Just not easy to get hands on them here in the US :(

Thanks!

Thanks & will do!

You are very welcome!

Thank you sir!

Hey thanks :)

I liked the way the old V8 sounded... but that's about where the likes ended. They might not look like much from outside, but you crawl underneath & things become apparent!

I had a 02 year D2, little ol 4.oh V8. It atleast didn't strand me till I blew the engine, thought the trans would go first but neah the engine had enough after I froze it solid with just water for coolant in the winter, thawed it out with hot water and went on down the road and the rad froze on it because it was so cold and I had no clue the rad hose came off, funny thing is that it snapped the cam. Blam headgasket had went out at around 70k miles or something like that, was leaking oil before 40k... It made it to close to 150k before it was over, but I was VERY hard on the poor thing, 4" lift and 38s. Not much on power but it sure never let me down off road, going places that my jeep couldn't get into (before I lifted and put tires on the rover, just stock). I'd love to have another but my 5th child is on the way and they aren't big enough for my needs..... I just don't have the money for a toy and that's how I view them in my situation. I brought my first child home in my rover, I wish I'd never let it go.... Ohh well. Electronics were an outright joke on top of it, when I bought it it was 2 years used with only 17k on the clock, blame thing went through gas like it was nothing, put cheap fuel in it and you get to hear it knock like crazy, back when gas was over $3 a gallon and it was getting about 5-8MPG depending on how my foot was feeling. If I didn't manually shift the auto it would slam into every gear and shudder hard over it, this went on for a good 50k miles, I overheated the trans a few times over a leak in the cooler that I was too lazy to fix LOL. How that slush box made it that far is beyond me, I'm notorious for friggin up an automatic unless it's an Allison. Anyways sorry for the long blabbery, I really have enjoyed watching, thanks for sharing!

Ha! Glad you like, was not sure how many would even understand the reference (which is why I tossed in the image)

I'll keep 'em coming, hopefully the next one is a noisy one :D

Thanks!

That's no joke! The magic of editing makes it all but fly by.

Thanks!

Thanks & me too! I can dig it 😎

Awesome attn to detail. got a 72 cj5 i'm working on now.

@@dudeparistx Nice! I've been trying to convince my Dad to get his hands on one that I can help him restore. I haven't worked on many Jeeps & would like to!

Happy you like! :D

Gotta keep it skookum!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Sure is! The "JobberDo" is only $50-60 & does a surprisingly great job at forming, plus it supports a local guy's business building cool tools like this & a bunch of vintage racecars.

@@Tinker1837 Thanks Dude, maybe he will sent it to Germany. Thanks for the Video💪🏼✌🏼

A good idea too since there's a hood deal that will need to be right nearby to it 🤔

Very close now! :D

Hey thanks!

Gotta have a shirt that's skookum enough to last working on this project!

Glad you like :)

Glad you like!

Thanks! And yeah that "for now" part is something I keep reminding myself when I get carried away trying to make things nice.

@@Tinker1837 I haven't seen many of your videos yet, just seen the 4bt pop up and started watching. I am caught up on them and can't wait to see what y'all do with it once it's done. I definitely have to go back and watch more.

@@hilham89 I think maybe the youtube algorithm really liked something about this video because it still blows me away it has so many views. I've been dreaming of some big trips to do when it's fully road worthy, maybe an Alaska run.

@@Tinker1837 that would be amazing. I appreciate you sharing this with us on RU-vid.

Thanks man

@@Tinker1837 you're welcome. i got some pointers watching you do it so thank you too

Thanks :) I would love to visit some day, it is a big beautiful country!

@@Tinker1837 WELCOME IN MY COUNTRY IN MY HOUSE! THANKYOU VERY MUCH