How to Take Your Hot Rod on a Road Trip
Today’s hot rod owners take pride in driving a dependable vehicle that can make it back from a lengthy run without breaking down. To do this, a hot rod must be well maintained.
Today’s hot rod owners take pride in driving a dependable vehicle that can make it back from a lengthy run without breaking down. To do this, a hot rod must be well maintained.
What follows are the final tips for our giant 88-tip series. Check them out!
This time around, we’ll look at everything from thermostat housing bolts to dead dash lamps and little of everything in between.
The collector system found on a set of race headers might have more to offer than you’d first think.
Perhaps 20 years ago, maybe longer, it wasn’t uncommon to see dedicated drag racers at a test and tune working with adjustable headers.
There’s something here for every GM musclecar fan.
Welcome to part 3 of our giant 88 restoration, maintenance and performance-tip series for GM musclecars.
Here’s our second batch of tips. Check ‘em out and stay tuned; the countdown has just begun!
Every sanctioning body has rules governing ignition systems. RacingJunk is going compare two HEI distributors and two CD Ignitions that most sanctioning bodies allow.
Working on a vintage musclecar project can become downright trying. On the other hand, finishing a task properly provides a feeling of fulfillment and satisfaction that’s tough to beat.