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Grinding valve seats with abrasive stones has been aound about as long as the internal combustion engine. In the early...
Here in the pages of Engine Builder magazine we have countless articles about choosing the right set of pistons, putting...
If you’ll recall, in the January issue, we got into the nitty gritty details of what makes a camshaft the...
It was Aretha Franklin who said, ‘You better think…’ many years ago, and while she wasn’t speaking about engine building,...
If you were to place technological advances on a scale, I would say that engine coatings would probably rank near...
As a young land and marine drag racer in the 1970s, Don London always looked for the best way he...
It’s said that water and oil don’t mix. Turns out moisture, air and metal don’t get along real well either....
CNC machining equipment can be a double-edged sword to many engine builders that promises flexibility and profitability, yet often requires...
Pro Touring is the niche of niches in the performance world today. And why not, as it’s pretty much anything...
For most consumers, a preventive maintenance program for their automobile consists of nothing more than an oil change. While a...
Perhaps the most important property of lube oil is its ability to remove heat from a surface where two or...
Regrinding the crankshaft is an important part of the engine rebuilding process. It was almost an art in the ‘40s,...
Back in the early ’90s, when Chrysler realized that it would need a new truck motor to replace its 318/360...
If you look back into automotive history, hot rodding and performance upgrades for power are rooted in such V8 classics...
