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Jim Markle Joins Lesjöfors Springs America Inc. as VP Sales & Marketing, IAM Division

Robert Glynn, vice president and general manager of aftermarket operations for Lesjöfors Group, has announced the appointment of Jim Markle to this key role within the group’s US operation. Markle has many years of experience in the automotive aftermarket.

MAHLE Plans Expansion of North American Powertrain Operations

MAHLE Powertrain is opening a new North American facility in Plymouth, Michigan/USA later this year as a part of a $16 million North American expansion that will create new jobs and accelerate a variety of advanced engine-development programs.

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.

PRI Gears Up for 2016 Trade Show

Dozens of workshops, seminars, and special events have been confirmed and finalized for the 2016 Performance Racing Industry (PRI) Trade Show, taking place December 8–10, 2016, at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis.

Optimize Mopar LA and Magnum Small-Blocks for Performance

Mopar engine expert and author Larry Shepard identifies the best parts and clearly guides you through the specific techniques to extract maximum performance for LA and Magnum engines. In particular, he covers heads, cams, and valvetrain products and modifications that will achieve your horsepower targets.

DEI Premium ONYX Series Turbo Shield and Shield Kit for T-4 Turbochargers

DEI’s ONYX Series Turbo Shield is now available for many popular OEM and aftermarket T-4 sized turbos including Garrett and Mitsubishi. While first introduced for the GT22 and GT25 turbocharger, DEI has built on the popularity of its ONYX Series line to offer this same premium product for the T4.

AMSOIL Leads Others in Industry-Standard Testing

Signature Series 5W-30 Synthetic Motor Oil was tested against other oils to determine which provides the greatest level of protection against deposit formation in high-heat applications. The TEOST (Thermo-Oxidation Engine Oil Simulation Test) 33C test (ASTM D6335) is an industry-standard bench test that simulates turbocharger operating conditions.

King Bearings 2016-2017 Race Application Guide

King Engine Bearings has announced its new and updated race bearing application guide. It offers expanded coverage for many new vehicles, and explains all of King’s most advanced bearing technologies and designs.

EPWI Names its 2015 Vendor and Representative of the Year

Engine & Performance Warehouse (EPWI) has named its 2015 “Vendor Of The Year” and “Representative Of The Year” at the Awards Dinner during EPWI’s annual summer conference in Vail, Colorado on Thursday, August 4, 2016.

Racing Icon, SEMA Hall of Fame Member Art Chrisman Passed Away

SEMA Hall of Fame drag racer, hot rodder and land-speed racer Art Chrisman passed away July 12 at the age of 86 after a years-long struggle with cancer. Chrisman’s achievements in a race car landed him the 29th spot on the NHRA’s list of Top 50 Drivers of All Time.

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.

Numbers Don’t Tell The Whole Story

Thankfully, many of YOU took time to give us an inside look at your businesses.

I Object!

Much can be learned consulting and comparing notes with colleagues and even clients. But carefully consider their comments and perhaps double check with another source to be sure their view is valid.

Reusing, Reclaiming, Remanufacturing

No matter what kind of engine builder or remanufacturer you may be or what applications you build for, at some point in time you’re going to run into a situation where a used engine part or component will come in handy.

Wet & Dry Sump Oiling Systems

Choosing the Right System for the Right Job

PERA to U.S. Conference Attendees: Canada Is A Foreign Country

Anyone planning to attend the Production Engine Remanufacturers Association’s Annual Conference in Toronto this fall is urged to remember one simple fact when making travel plans: Canada is a foreign country and a passport – and perhaps even a travel visa – is required. “We urge all of our members and guests to be certain