Ask Away with Jeff Smith: Fixing Loose Rocker Arm Adjustment Nuts
I have a very basic small block Chevy 350 in my pickup. About three months ago, I noticed a ticking sound and pulled the left valve cover. One of the […]
The Importance of Cylinder Wall Finish & How it Affects Engine Performance
This article comes to us from our pals over at Mahle Motorsport. For decades, the Mahle folks have supplied performance builders with precision pistons, rods, rings, and more—so when they […]
Prepare Your Classic Vehicle for Seasonal Storage with This 7 Step Winterization Routine
Save for the occasional holiday parade, it’s not uncommon for gearheads in the northern parts of the planet to store their vintage vehicles for the winter. For a lot of […]
The Annual La Macchina Molto Bella Auto Show Always Attracts an Amazing Crowd of Vintage Racers, Exotics & Classics
Bath, Ohio – One of the premier automotive events in northeast Ohio is the annual La Macchina Molto Bella auto show. And to sweeten the deal for 2024, the venue […]
A Good Oil Filter Wrench Can Be Your First Step to Easy DIY Oil Changes
As part of our Tools Under 30 Dollars Gift Guide Series, we’re showcasing an essential tool for folks taking their first step into DIY automotive maintenance. The humble oil filter wrench. […]
SEMA Vehicle Feature: A Slammed 1969 Chevy C10 with a Turbocharged 5.3L LS & 6-Speed Manual
Who says you can’t have it all? For Jeremy Rice and his shop Tre5 Customs, this wicked 1969 Chevy C10 brings plenty to the table. To begin with, it’s got […]
Shakedown at the Summit Results and Photo Gallery
Courtesy of SummitMotorsportsPark.com/Mary Lendzion: While rain was nonstop for the first half of the Summit Racing Equipment Shakedown at the Summit presented by Mickey Thompson Performance Tires & Wheels, action […]
Alex Taylor “Quest for the Sixes” Update: Building and Mounting a Methanol Tank…Over the Radiator?
If you have ever been around ’55 Chevys you know how little space is under the hood. Throw in a twin-turbo big block Chevy, and space is even at more […]
Alex Taylor “Quest for the Sixes” Update: Adding Front End Tilts
Two-Lane Blacktop meets modern! You don’t typically see a tilt front-end on cars that are shooting for six-second ETs. The idea here was that a tilt front-end would allow for […]
Alex Taylor “Quest for the Sixes” Update: Fiberglass Doors, Trunk Lid, Front Clip, Oh My!
Alex Taylor’s Quest for the Sixes 1955 Chevy build continues with the goal of debuting at Rocky Mountain Race Week. From chassis work in the last episode to fiberglass work […]