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Palm Labs Adhesives Turbo-Lock Threadlockers

Threadlockers are a single component anaerobic adhesive and are available as resins, gels, and pastes. They cure to a durable solid when exposed to metal ions in the absence of air, for example between a nut and bolt. Once the anaerobic adhesive is sealed between a nut and bolt and exposed to the metal ions, anaerobics rapidly polymerize to form a thermoset plastic which adheres to the metal components.

DEI Low Profile Heat Screen with Adhesive Backing

DEI’s new Heat Screen is made of Mylar laminated to a glass fiber matting backed with an aggressive pressure sensitive adhesive for easy peel and stick application with high cohesion strength.

Permatex Earns Best New Product Award for Advanced Epoxy at 2021 AAPEX Show

Permatex®, a leading innovator in chemical technology for automotive maintenance and repair, took home a coveted 2021 New Product Showcase Award at this year’s Automotive Aftermarket Product Expo (AAPEX) Show in Las Vegas, NV. Permatex received the award for its innovative 500° High Heat Epoxy, an advanced epoxy that outperforms the temperature range of traditional

Champion Oil Penetrant for Engine Builders

Penetrating oil, also known as penetrating fluid, is a very low-viscosity oil. It helps to loosen metal components, because it can penetrate into the narrow space between the threads of two parts.

KBS Coatings Auto Fuel Tank Sealer Kit

By using this all-inclusive easy-to-use kit, you will have a tank that is permanently sealed to prevent the return of rust and corrosion as well as the resulting clogged fuel delivery systems.

Induction Heating for Remanufacturing

Induction heating should certainly be a primary consideration as a desired heat source for your current or upcoming reman heating operations.

Motor Oil Additives Play a Crucial Role in Engine Protection

Additives play a crucial role in protecting engines from oxidation, corrosion, deposits, and many more damaging effects on an engine.

Talking Gaskets and Seals with the Pros

Modern engines have taken us a long way from traditional gasket and seal design, and advancements in the technology and composition of rubber as well as advancements in molding processes have brought sealing capabilities to a new level.

2.35L Subaru Stage X Closed-Deck Engine

Justin Anning and his engine shop, Nemesis Performance, don’t do things people normally do. He does things differently, and nothing is more proof of that than his recent build of a 2.35L Subaru Stage X Closed-Deck engine for drag racing. Find out why Justin is calling this his biggest and baddest engine yet!

DEI GOLD Heat Protection Products

DEI’s new GOLD product line, developed for high performance street and grassroots and professional motorsports, protects critical components – lines, hose and wire from excessive heat that can reduce performance or cause failure.

Valves and Seats

When it comes to engine components working together, there are few areas that share the same level of relationship as the valves and valve seats. The factors that affect this duo’s ability to reside in harmony inside an internal combustion engine encompass everything from material compatibility to thermal conductivity.

Diesel engine Issues; Ford Power Stroke

Ford Power Stroke diesel engines have a history that dates back to 1994. The first in this series was the 7.3L engine, which was designed by Navistar for Ford. The 7.3L featured direct injection and turbocharging, and was probably the most reliable and durable engine in the series.

DEI Vapor Block Fuel Line Sleeve

DEI now offers an innovative fuel line solution for a problem common with carbureted early model vehicles – vapor lock. DEI’s new Vapor Block Fuel Line Sleeve provides an easy, sensible and low cost solution to prevent rough idling and difficult starting caused by vapor lock.

Engine Parts Cracks – How to Fix

One of the essential elements of engine building is making sure heads, blocks, main bearing caps, crankshafts, connecting rods, pistons, cams, timing gears, rocker arms, and flywheels are free from cracks. If you’re doing a complete engine build, checking the intake and exhaust manifolds for cracks is also a good idea – and that includes

Avoiding Workplace Accidents

You’re probably not going to cry over a little spilled paint, but will you or someone else in the shop literally take the fall for a co-worker’s carelessness? The list of situations that can cause injuries is long: spilled paint, oil and grease; polished floors; loose matting and uneven walking surfaces; cluttered walkways and large

Valves & Seats

When it comes to engine components working together, there are few areas that share the same level of relationship as the valves and valve seats. The factors that affect this duo’s ability to reside in harmony inside an internal combustion engine encompass everything from material compatibility to thermal conductivity. In regard to the actual physical

Holley Muscle Series Small Block Chevy Valve Covers

Holley has introduced its all-new Muscle Series Small Block Chevy Valve Covers. These covers offer an attractive look inspired by L82/LT1/Z28 engines of the past and are a continuation of Holley’s Vintage Series Valve Cover line.

DEI Form-A-Shield

Design Engineering has introduced Form-A-Shield, a new thermal product that can be applied direct to hot surfaces to provide outstanding heat protection. Made of flexible 10 mil dimpled aluminum with 1/4” high temperature basalt insulation, DEI’s Form-A-Shield withstands direct temps to +1400°F.

October 2016 Shop Solutions

BIG D HEAD HANDLE Diesel cylinder heads are heavy and can be dangerous to move around. I use a rocker arm shaft and bolts from a Detroit to make a handle for carrying Detroit heads around the shop. It helps keep my fingers in working condition and keeps the head in good shape as well.

Shop Solutions August 2016

The old adage, “Time is money” has never been more true than it is today. With the high costs of labor, doing a job quickly and efficiently can be the difference in making money or losing it.