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ARTICLES
4/30/2013
‘Heads Up’ On Today’s Cylinder Heads & Bolts
By John Carollo
Find out about the latest products
ARTICLES
4/30/2013
Valve Seats & Guides
By Bob McDonald
Increasing opening and closing rates can present challenges for engine builders and manufacturers
ARTICLES
4/30/2013
Green Strategies: Efficient Shop Operations
By Michael Freeze
Going green means more than hugging trees; It stresses efficiency and cost savings
ARTICLES
4/30/2013
Green Strategies: Handling Shop Waste
By Michael Freeze
Having an environmental management system in place will alleviate headaches and save your shop money in the long run
ARTICLES
4/30/2013
Performance Gaskets & Surface Finishes
By Larry Carley
A performance engine is only as reliable as the gaskets and surface finish used to seal it
ARTICLES
4/30/2013
Valvetrain’s On Time
By Brendan Baker
Choosing the right rockers, pushrods and springs
ARTICLES
3/26/2013
6th Annual Stroker Engine Guide
Engine Builder's Annual Stroker Resource Guide
ARTICLES
3/26/2013
Bearing Clearances
By Larry Carley
How Much Is Enough? The short answer is it depends on the engine, the application and the type of oil used.
ARTICLES
3/26/2013
Rebuilding Chrysler's 'Revived' Engine Family
By Doug Anderson
Casting numbers, VIN codes, components and processes to rebuild/remanufacture these engines are compiled for Chrysler's newly revised engine family in...
ARTICLES
3/26/2013
The Raptor Takes Flight
By Bob McDonald
Ford’s New Modular Engine Proves a Worthy Stroker
ARTICLES
3/26/2013
Tuning In To The EFI Market
By Brendan Baker
Whether you use a self-tuning system or dyno tune each load cell, today’s EFI systems offer something for every skill level. Good, skilled tuners are ...
ARTICLES
2/26/2013
Q&A With Dirt Late Model Engine Builders
By John Carollo
The market may be suffering at the moment but most believe there’s hope of a turnaround
ARTICLES
2/26/2013
Custom Crankshafts and Connecting Rods
By Larry Carley
Custom cranks and rods, versus off the shelf. Which should you choose?
ARTICLES
2/26/2013
Matching Pistons And Rings
By Larry Carley
You must be realistic about the application and conditions the piston and rings will be under
ARTICLES
2/26/2013
Restoration Engine Market Update
By John Gunnell
The resto market can be a good source of extra business or a solid specialization option
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