‍Booster 4 could be rolled out on Monday IF things go according to plan and then test fitting around Tuesday per Elon.
Source: @GatewayToMars, @elonmusk

[Elon] Installing Starship booster engines for first orbital flight
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1422006989576622089?s=21

Submitted August 02, 2021 at 03:38AM by BergaGaming
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‍HOLY COW! What a time we live in that in a span of 6 hours SpaceX has rolled out 16 raptors! Booster 4 will need 29 in total so we should be seeing 13 more the rest of the night to early morning! #FullSend
Source: @GatewayToMars, @nicansuini

The rapid assembly of Starship, its Super Heavy booster, and the orbital launch complex sets up yet another high-stakes showdown between the FAA and SpaceX. The company is going to be ready to fly, but there's no clarity on when the FAA will complete its environmental review.
Source: @SciGuySpace

24. 24 Raptors have made an appearance this evening/morning. BN4 isn’t gonna be ground bound for long. 🚀🚀🚀

This one was RC65!
Source: @NicAnsuini

🚨#BREAKING 🚨

Well. This is concerning.

BN4 looks like it has a dent. I sure hope this is the sun playing games with us.

(Good spot @CosmicalChief)
Source: @NicAnsuini

‍UPDATE:

Most people are saying that SpaceX has had dents like this in the past and it will be fine.

I think we’re okay cause SpaceX isn’t frantically trying to save the $100M+ of Raptors underneath or evacuate the area.

Now that said, the dent looks B-A-D in person. Really BAD
Source: @NicAnsuini, @nicansuini

If you watch closely to the right, you can see the dent appearing.
Source: @goshkata58

‍A full set of 29 Raptors is currently installed in Booster 4. I did hear that they were likely going to use some dev engines for fit checks, so this may not be all of the flight engines yet.
Source: @nextspaceflight, @NASASpaceflight

Raptors on Super Heavy
Source: @elonmusk