How Superchargers Are Made

47 thoughts on “How Superchargers Are Made”

1. Banks supercharged duramax

2. Aluluminilum*

3. peeling off the vinyl added a kit and take away the s15 front end? nice

4. Great vid!!!

5. Yeah… ask Mazda about aluminum porosity and seepage.

6. In belgium we have a cone shaped candy called "Cuberdon". It looked like that tumbler was full of them xd

7. FUCKIN PRIVATE EQUITY SELL OUTS.

8. Justin, Domermuth would be proud 🥲

9. Make this into a series

10. Great video! I’m a Machinist my self and it was cool to see my industry highlighted here. A lot of people don’t know or understand what machinists do.

11. I thought it was How it's made & has Science garage with Bart.

    Science garge with Bart💯

12. This will be a great new series that will bring me back to Donut

13. Yup… Sharp.. Carefull😅👋👏👏

14. good one should make more of it

15. engine swap and Grand A10 1.2 L

16. Love Justin but that hat and shirt combo is a crime

17. no way i actually just got an allstate donut ad with both of these people in it!!!! insane!!!

18. me watching this in a machine shop sitting at a cmm… still listening to his explanation for cnc and cmm machines.

19. I miss up to speed

20. 166k views in 12days…………looks like everyone else misses the old donut as much as I do

21. you seem like to know these process more than them lol

22. More of this "how it's made!" I prefer this original content to the old videos that recycled other people's content. Keep it up!

23. Love this show

24. Crazy how all the DEI hires are whats left of Donut….. all your actual talent left…….9 mill subs and cant even get past 150k views in 10 days……..just go find other jobs your content is boring asf now

25. Whenever I see a haas online it's always spotless, but I have never seen one in person look anything like that for more than a couple months

26. Cool episode. I have a supercharged E36 and I enjoyed this.

27. as a workers-first guy, i think this kind of thing must be great reminder for the employees that what they do is really important to some people. it can be easy to forget when u do the same thing every day. i hope theyre paid well, cause that precision in American manufacturing is rare these days and our competition is always recruiting.

28. Yes please.

29. I love this. It's like Discovery Channel before it went to crap!

30. Really enjoying this series!

31. Justin used to be too small shirt gang and he's starting to dress like paul perdomme delouise 🤣

32. Does donut by chance… Keep donuts around or something?

    Is that why it gives the hosts diabeetus?

    Yall should put a bowflex in the break room or something lol

    Im trying to help

    Sorry, lol

33. This series is cool, I thought this was gonna be actual blowers but the series is cool

34. I never knew Vortec was a Mexican company lol

35. @5:45 did he describe “just in time” logistics?

36. You should do an episode about coilovers:)

37. This series should be called from iron to power

38. Turbo on a stick , "Supercharger"
    Roots or bust.

39. I used to run CNC 5 axis Campbell grinders.

40. Could he be the new Mr. Rogers?!? Just needs a few puppets…

41. This is an excellent video and I wish it gained more traction.

42. This only makes me miss science garage lol. That show had real soul.

43. Hey I'll gladly take a supercharger for my mustang 😂

44. It would be nice if you added metric units as a small footnote for us non-American viewers.

    I appreciate your video quality and effort!!

45. 6:05 he looks like the Taco Bell Kid 😅

46. Being in industrial automation this really gets me. The amount of hand work is insane. I've done work for most types of metals but when it comes together with my personal interests? 10/10

47. Keep this up and they will make a car from scratch
    Id watch that

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