Full Teardown on Chris Patterson 3401HP Cummins Engine!

Since when did Milwaukee guns take Dewalt batteries?

Using a iron block is just amazing, unlike a full billet aluminum block, hint hint fire punk 😂

I thought this was a "street truck". How can that be with a filled block

Which motor is better for HP and reliability? The 12v or 24v?

Naw needs ceramic roller bearings as main bearings for crankshaft n camshaft n add a heavier lockup clutch n take the crankshaft counter weights off n add more plates n clutes or it depends where it starts slipping in beginning or end n by pass oiless turbo comp ball bearing ceramic it wont lose oil pressure if turbo seal fails n if u put a jet engine use it to spool it n shut off piston engine n let the 30000 rpms rip

Motor looks great for all the hard runs looking forward to the new build.

So is that like 500hp per cylinder?

Put black nitrile gloves on. I'm not sure what the reasoning is to not use gloves. Saves alot of hand cleaning

I have learned alot from following Chris I messed up going down the rabbit hole of Cummins power and it is the best thing I’ve ever done it has ups and downs but it’s who we are I appreciate you for being so humble and learning from mistakes and improving those mistakes and walking us through what happened and your thoughts on improving the situation for future success maybe one day I can afford to play

can't believe that thing survived!

How much power can you make on just diesel fuel?

Hi, my name’s Jim mungai I’m from Kennerdell Pennsylvania. I’m an old Mopar guy from way back anyway, I read an article many years ago I’m assuming this is true Chrysler used to take their 426 max wedge blocks and O’Neal them. I will put them in the oven and heat them up and it made everything equal for example, before you do that if you did a Rockwall test say on the deck and then do it on the bottom of a cylinder you could probably have two different readings. These guys after they annealed the block it made it all equal wouldn’t hurt if you could get somebody who makes those heads to try that too before you do any machine work anyway I go by six in a row.jim I got a 91.5 dodge three-quarter ton give you three guesses. What’s under my hood anyways you look like you are very thorough all right have a nice day oh by the way the scratches on the rings I don’t think was from the Dino. It’s from when you ran it on the race week on my old truck. I have a air filter by Donaldson for my truck. It’s a DBA 5202. It’s the same air filtration material is what goes on the M1 Abrams tank good enough for tank it’s definitely good enough for me, when I take my air filter off and reach inside of my rubber tube that goes to the turbo charger, I can take all clean, white cloth, wipe it inside there and it comes out virtually perfectly clean

I see the problem!!!, you need the Banks monster ram

Your a fuck8n legend for doing a engine teardown on this for us

nice

Absolutely insane the power made its like taking a ride in a jet

Don't even bother trying an LED light with a camera. Everybody buys these ridiculous lights. They all saturate the camera, and are the wrong color spectrum anyway. Better off with a dark image that the camera can work with, or post production can work with.

You need your own show like street outlaws only diesel trucks! Grateful for the failure analysis I loved that part of being a mechanic. I got to see him before the dyno run in Utah. Coolest guy you will ever meet! Keep the videos coming!

15 bucks and you can wire in a cheap ebay special 200psi sensor and tune it.. you literally y off and take a ground from the original map and cut the 5v positive route that to the new sensor and the signal out.. its a simple mod anyone can do. And the sensor comes with the values to tune it.

What a humble guy Chris is. Thanks for sharing the tear down of this beast of an engine.

Thanks for sharing.

Wait did you say stock cummins pistons!!!?

Looks awesome for what it has been thru. Guess going t have to get a Chaos block to beat on next.

Depending on your boost numbers that would probably be the reason why you’re getting valve float. 115 pound valve springs pushing over 100 pounds of boost that might be your issue. May need custom valve springs, or if you have the clearance,shim the bottom of the springs

Chris is awesome

3400 hp at 4600 rpm on a stock block with no sleeves??? Yea ok!!!

500+ hp per cylinder .. glorious as the rising sun

Someone needs to fill a comp block market

Chris really is the man, so proud that he’s a Texan and now Texas is on Top 😎

Everyone thats tryna make power rn like this

🧐✍🏼 📝

What dyno is he talking about?

All those valves are tuliped very badly.

what clearance does he run between wrist pin and rod bushing and piston bores? .001-.0015?

Didn't hear what crankshaft was in it?

Great video Danny.