Ignition Wires 101, Part 2
By now, most enthusiasts know the merits of using a “spiral core” ignition wire on high performance powerplants.
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By now, most enthusiasts know the merits of using a “spiral core” ignition wire on high performance powerplants.
By now, most enthusiasts know the merits of using a “spiral core” ignition wire on high performance powerplants.
Tommy Parry breaks down what trail braking is and how it’s used in racing.
Edelbrock’s New Multiport EFI system makes it possible to tune on the go!
An emergency/parking brake is a critical piece of safety equipment in any vehicle. For an early hot rod built to late 20th century standards, the need is magnified even more.
When the heavens open up, the clever drivers have probably already switched to rain tires.
Truck pullers, mud boggers, and demolition derby drivers know that there’s one major problem with regular exhaust systems: They sit low to the ground.
The weak spot in the driveline of the older Mopar is the axles. They can handle a slightly built up engine, but if you’re really building massive power, you need to install new axles.
You might need or choose to replace the exhaust on your car for a variety of reasons.
To find the limit and improve on-track performance, a set of performance tires can make worlds of difference.