Jesel’s Solid Tie Bar Roller Lifters Part 2
A lifter simply cannot be allowed to expire, because that certainly signals the end of the race.
General Engine
Jesel’s Solid Tie Bar Roller Lifters Part 1
When it comes to mechanical roller lifters for a serious effort engine, there’s a lot of choice out there. But there’s also a catch: Some of the offerings just might prove to have a wee bit more hype than performance.
Choosing the Right Oil for Your Engine
There are so many different types and grades of oil available today that choosing the right one for your car can be confusing.
Talking Crankshafts with Tom Molnar – Part 3
Check out our final half dozen questions and answers with Tom Molnar of Molnar Technologies!
Talking Crankshafts with Tom Molnar – Part 2
Here’s the second part of our series. And once again, you may be surprised at some of the answers to our questions.
Talking Crankshafts with Tom Molnar – Part 1
This time around we’re going to provide you with 18 crankshaft tech questions and answers. You might be surprised at some of the responses to our questions.
How to Start an Engine That’s Been Sitting for… Awhile
If you’re pulling your first classic out of a junk-covered barn or chopping it out of the undergrowth, chances are you aren’t going to be able to just pop the key in the ignition and drive off.
Air Density Tuning at MLRA Lucas Oil Speedway Oval Track, April 12-13, 2019 presented by RacingJunk.com
Air density forecasts are available through Air Density Online for the Lucas Oil Speedway and for racetracks around the world.
[Video] How Ford Performance Hand Builds their Coyote Engines
“This isn’t the average engine that’s built in somebody’s garage, it goes through a gamut of inspection and assembly quality steps,”
Using Engine Vacuum to Diagnose Performance Issues
Years ago, my father’s main mechanic at the Chevron station, Billy Jeff – BJ – gave me a vacuum gauge as a birthday present.