July 2016 Archives - Engine Builder Magazine
Shop Solutions July 2016

Sometimes machine shops are called on to solve more than engine issues. Toyota rear axles are difficult to disassemble and usually require replacing the reluctor gear when replacing the bearings. I made a jig to drive the axle out of the housing using my press.

Rebuilders Choice

Packard Industries

The SCAT Story

SCAT was born in 1962, created by Tom Lieb who ran an auto parts business out of his parents’ garage while still in college.

Help this Industry – and Help Yourself, Too

As a reader of Engine Builder, you’ve no doubt become aware of the Performance Engine Builder of The Year Contest over the past four years. You’ve read stories of our winners and runners up and perhaps thought, “Heck, I could do that.” Yes. Yes, you can. And you should.

Aftermarket Diesel Innovations

Diesel technology has come a long way, evolving from smelly, dirty, slow, workhorse engines to clean-burning, high-torque, high-horsepower engines that can give many gasoline engines a run for the money on a drag strip or race track.

At the Top of the RPM Range

RPM Engine and Machine is off to a quick start

Building a Ford 460 Stroker

Every enthusiast seems to have a passion for a particular brand of manufacturer.

How Rod Lengths and Ratios Affect Performance

Changing the length of the rods with respect to the stroke of the crankshaft offers some advantages in certain situations.

Pro Stock Quandary

I think a book should be written about Pro Stock drag racing. Pro Stock has existed in a quandary of constant rule changes for 47 years. I was fortunate enough to have participated in Pro Stock for about 15 of those years and have more than enough stories to fill a book!