10 Performance Mods to Leave to a Professional
As much as the home mechanic or DIY’er wants to do everything possible to their own car, some things are better left to professionals.
Suspension
Installing the Heidts Pro G on a ’64-70 Mustang
You can do things to a solid axle rear-end suspension to make it handle better than stock.
Increase Cornering Capabilities on a Budget
With pro touring machines getting more and more popular as time goes on, hot rodders are looking for reasonably-priced approaches to making their Camaro, Chevelle, or Mustang handle the abuse thrown at them by the autocross course of the race track.
So You Want to Build a Monster Truck
The idea of owning a monster truck is extremely attractive. Before you start searching for one online, however, you may want to learn what makes a truck monstrous, because if you build it yourself, you can save literally thousands of dollars.
The Off Road Universe: Suspension
In the first part of this series, we discussed the very first thing an asphalt guy says makes an off-road rig. Now we talk about that second part that usually gets brought up: the suspension.
Installing a Rear Sway Bar In Your Ford
A new sway bar in the rear of your Ford, whether it’s a Mustang, Galaxie, or other Ford product, will improve how it handles in corners.
Suspension Performance Modifications
Suspension modifications can truly enhance the handling of your car. If you use your car as a daily driver, these modifications can make your drive safer, but if you like to take your car on the track.
Heidts’ IRS Can Make Your Third Gen F-Body Handle Like a ‘Vette
Mike Aguilar breaks down what an IRS can do for your F Body.
Top 5 Performance Modifications
If you want to have any chance on the track, you have to modify your car. Aftermarket modifications can make a tremendous difference in the performance of your vehicle
Installing a Rear Sway Bar in GM Cars
If you have a GM and are looking for a quick easy way to improve handling, Mike Aguilar has you covered.