Engine Customization and Performance Assessment

The video follows a four-week racecar customization project focusing on an 87 Cutlass. Initially, mechanical work is delayed, but progress picks up as Pitbull prepares a Chevy 5.3 engine for turbo boosting. The team cleans the engine, installs larger injectors, and a custom camshaft to increase horsepower from 300 to 600. The cost of the engine parts is managed to stay within budget. Finally, the engine is installed in the Cutlass, completing a significant milestone in the project.

What is the main concern at the beginning of the customization project?

• Meeting the project deadline

• Choosing the car model

• Finding the right tires

• The car's paint job

What type of engine does Pitbull bring to the shop?

• A used engine from a junkyard

• An electric engine

• A brand new engine

• A diesel engine

What is the target horsepower for Pitbull's engine after modifications?

• 300 horsepower

• 500 horsepower

• 600 horsepower

• 400 horsepower

What modifications are made to the engine to handle increased horsepower?

• Replacing the car's tires

• Installing a new exhaust system

• Adding larger injectors and a custom camshaft

• Changing the car's color

How much does Pitbull spend on engine parts?

• $1,500

• $2,200

• $4,000

• $3,000

What is the total budget for the 600 horsepower build?

• $4,000

• $3,500

• $3,000

• $2,500

What is the cost per horsepower for Pitbull's build?

• $3 per horsepower

• $4 per horsepower

• $5 per horsepower

• $6 per horsepower

How long did it take Pitbull to deliver on his engine promise?

• Two weeks

• Four weeks

• Three weeks

• One week

How does the engine fit into the Cutlass?

• It requires major adjustments

• It fits perfectly

• It fits with minor tweaks

• It doesn't fit at all

What is the final step in the engine installation process?

• Cleaning the engine

• Painting the engine

• Testing the engine

• Installing the engine in the car