Weight and dynamic flow considerations By Mike Mavrigian Pulling weight out of a race car is generally a good thing, since making a race car lighter liberates previously wasted horsepower and can aid in achieving handling and braking enhancements. When…
By Charles Navarro We’ve all heard the saying, “Cleanliness is next to Godliness.” Same holds true when building an engine. Using the best quality parts and the proper break-in oil doesn’t necessarily guarantee satisfactory results with a new engine. I…
By Brian Roberts The Chrysler Hemi engines are an American muscle car classic cherished by many, but how many are aware that Toyota produced a Hemi of their own? That’s right — in the mid-60s, they did develop the first…
By Rankin Barnes How do we attract these budding engine builders? 3.7 million young people are educated in homeschools in the US. Some of these kids may just be interested in engines and engine performance. Many of these potential engine…