The Evolution of the Mission Impossible Project

🚀The Mission Impossible project was conceived during a live chat with Uncle Tony's Garage and involves building a high-performance engine.

🏄The project aims to reach one horsepower per cubic inch using stock parts, including a two-barrel carburetor and intake manifold.

🕐The schedule for the project is flexible, as it is a side project for the team and requires extensive testing and modification.

📞The addition of a new team member, Charlie, brings expertise in cylinder head modifications and contributes to the project's success.

🙌The engine will be sold, and all profits will be donated to St. Jude's Children Hospital, making it a charitable endeavor.

What is the goal of the Mission Impossible project?

—The goal is to build a high-performance engine capable of one horsepower per cubic inch using stock parts.

What parts will be used in the project?

—The project will use a stock two-barrel carburetor, intake manifold, and cylinder heads, with potential modifications.

What is the schedule for the project?

—The project is a side project and will progress at a flexible pace due to extensive testing and modification requirements.

Who is the new team member?

—The new team member is Charlie, who specializes in cylinder head modifications and has contributed to the project's success.

What will happen to the engine once it's completed?

—The engine will be sold, and all profits will be donated to St. Jude's Children Hospital.

00:00In this video, we discuss the origins and updates of the Mission Impossible project.

03:40The project aims to build a high-performance engine using stock parts and achieve one horsepower per cubic inch.

08:00The project's schedule is flexible and considered a side project, allowing for extensive testing and modification.

11:08Charlie, a new team member, brings expertise in cylinder head modifications and contributes to the project's success.

14:34The engine will be sold, and all profits will be donated to St. Jude's Children Hospital, making it a charitable endeavor.