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As most of you are hopefully aware – and many of you may actually remember – the magazine you’re reading...
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As most of you are hopefully aware – and many of you may actually remember – the magazine you’re reading...
Competition is almost a given anytime there is two people or businesses employed doing the same job. The banter begins...
A couple of months ago, I approached this industry’s parts sales problem through some statistics. Now I’d like to look at...
Bruce G. Argetsinger of Branford, CT, is a tool and die maker who found a niche manufacturing racing engine parts...
The annual SEMA Show is often viewed as a celebration of excess held in the town where too much is...
When working on Cummins engines that are Common-Rail injected (2003 MY and up), you may experience diagnostic trouble code P0251....
It’s been over 60 years since Vic Edelbrock starting experimenting with nitromethane as a racing fuel in the early 1950s....
How’s your relationship? I hope things are good at home, but I was thinking about at the workplace. Merriam-Webster defines...
Everyone loves it when magazine writers dedicate their December columns to a recap of the year just past, right? Okay,...
Flow…that magical, mystical word that is seemingly carved in stone anytime the discussion topic turns to performance cylinder heads. Whether...
Don’t throw those old Mustang parts away. That’s what Bob Perkins of Perkins Restoration (www.perkinsrestoration.com) in Juneau, WI told many...
