Lokar/Street Rodder Road Tour Cars Roll into Summit Racing’s Ohio Store
For 25 years, Jerry Dixey has managed the Street Rodder Road Tour, which has allowed him to criss-cross the country and attend some of hot rodding’s premier events in a […]
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Cleetus McFarland Builds a Burnout Delivery Van for Summit Racing!
6.0L LS/14-bolt rear-end combo? Check. 100 shot of nitrous–give or take? Check And a welded diff. and new sidepipes, too! The Summit Racing Burnout Van is ready to make its […]
Virtual Super Summit is Coming, June 8-13
Sure, we’d all rather be at an ACTUAL car show. But in these times of social distancing, we’ve been forced to get a little creative to make the best of […]
Starved for More Live On-Track Competition? Cleetus McFarland & Summit Racing Present Burnout Rivals
We LOVE drag racing. Roundy-round and Autocross are awesome, too. We haven’t met a flavor race competition we don’t like, actually. But if you need to blow off steam like […]
Video: How to Polish a Thrust Bearing (and Why You’d Want to in the First Place!)
In an earlier video, we covered the process of checking crankshaft end play. As our partners at Summit Racing explained, crankshaft end play, or thrust, is a delicate balance. Too […]
Hot Rod Home School (Lesson #5): Firing Orders, Essential Formulas & Other Engine Basics
Next up on our quarantine classroom lesson plan: engine basics. “Engine basics” is a very broad term, and fans on Summit Racing’s Facebook page suggested covering things like firing orders […]
Hot Rod Home School (Lesson #4): Tips for Cleaning and Maintaining Tools
It’s not as sexy as cracking open a hood and getting your hands dirty. However, the process of cleaning, maintaining, and otherwise taking care of shop tools was among the […]
Hot Rod Home School (Lesson #3): How to Replace Brake Rotors and Pads
Hot Rod Home School continues with your another job that aspiring home mechanics can perform to get their feet wet: brake replacement. Particularly, we’re talking about brake pads and brake […]
Idle Vehicles Can Spell Trouble for Some Hybrid Owners…Here’s How to Avoid Problems
Social distancing might be a good thing for mankind right now, but it’s proven to be troublesome for some hybrid vehicle owners. More specifically, it’s led to issues for hybrid […]
Hot Rod Home School (Lesson #2): How to Perform a Basic Tuneup
Lesson #2 in our Hot Rod Home School 101 course for beginning DIY mechanics: a basic tuneup. Again, these are the jobs fans on Summit Racing’s Facebook page helped identify […]