Motormeister videos

[Aurel]

Gents, lookie what I found on youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4ap2qF8bqE&feature=related

A whole bunch of 911 motors testing from Motormeister.

Disclaimer: I do not recommend using Motomeister for your rebuild, just watch the videos for entertainement purposes!

Aurel

[SXSMAN]

Not as much smoke out the breath then I though I'd see .

Maybe they borrowed that engine .

Of course it sounded like it was surging though .........

[notfarnow]

I saw those a week or two ago... I was looking for a video of a '74 2.7 MM victim that was belching horrific amounts of smoke on a "fresh" rebuild. I had seen it on Youtube about a year ago but it's gone now... wonder why?

[Gogar]

Maybe it's time to bust out the YouTube comment army.

[MBEngineering]

HI Aurel
found this with the others, just where is the oil tank?????? and look at the fan belt!!!



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GaD1RKd_Tw&feature=related


regards mike

Disclaimer: I do not recommend using Motomeister for your rebuild, just watch the videos for entertainement purposes!

[Aurel]

Originally Posted by MBEngineering

HI Aurel
found this with the others, just where is the oil tank?????? and look at the fan belt!!!



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GaD1RKd_Tw&feature=related


regards mike

Disclaimer: I do not recommend using Motomeister for your rebuild, just watch the videos for entertainement purposes!

That`s why they don`t smoke: they don`t put oil in them for the videos .

Aurel

[naparsei]

That's actually the before video; the after video is pretty nasty

[jkarolyi]

Originally Posted by Aurel

That`s why they don`t smoke: they don`t put oil in them for the videos .

Aurel

LOL...I bet their big idea is to show their customers a video of the engine running so when they blow up after 100 miles..."Gee, it ran fine when it left our shop...must be something you did!"

Here's my MotorMeister thread collection for our newer Pelicanites.

I challenge anyone to read these and still do business with these crooks:

The $20,000 3.6 (actually more like 3.4) big bore upgrade to a 3.2 without upgrading the 3.2 crank!:

So, want to see what a $17,000 MM rebuild looks like

The complete 930 3.3 turbo engine taken in trade (w/no core credit) for a 2.7 mag case with Zeniths and used parts:

This will be LOADS of fun... :\ A MM special

The $20,000+ 2.7 rebuild which had to be done over by another shop:

My Motormeister Story (Two Parts - Long)

The 934 mile engine, all leakdown at 70% or more:

Motor Meister The Real Truth !

More cringe-inducing experiences:

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/52202-my-motormeister-story-two-parts-long-post365065.html?highlight=motormeister#post365065
Motor Meister strikes again
Att all people hurt by MotorMeister

[jkarolyi]

Interesting...looks like they have a "Big Bore" kit to turn a boxster S 3.2 into a 3.8

Also...is it just me or does that boxster look like it's about to launch off that dyno? Need some better tiedowns me thinks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8dJdwojcU8

[Scott R]

I like how MM marks all the comments as spam.

[jkarolyi]

Yeah, my comments and others were marked as spam and deleted. I just went through and flagged all their videos as Spam (which they are)...took less than 5 minutes. If others will do this too, the videos should meet the same fate as my comments. Here is the complete list of their videos...flag away!

http://www.youtube.com/profile_videos?user=motormeister

Funny how they are still painting their fans red and yellow...always good to have an easy marker of a Motormeister engine when shopping the used market.

[dtw]

Thanks for the spam tip, Jay. Flagged each video, just took a minute or two.

Anyone else notice how on several of those videos, the tailpipe was conveniently out of view? There's a reason they're running 'em outdoors...