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Universal Technical Institute Opens its New Jersey Campus and a New Manufacturer Training Program

Universal Technical Institute’s new state-of-the-industry campus in Bloomfield, New Jersey has opened. The campus represents a more than $11 million investment by UTI in the region. At full capacity, it will employ over 60 educators and other personnel and train up to 800 students each year in automotive and diesel technology.

Engine Pro Shop Solutions – May 2018

PISTON CLAMP Eliminating the movement of parts when installing or removing Spirolox-type retaining rings in piston and rod assemblies will make the job easier and save time and cursing. Instead of clamping a connecting rod in a vise and then trying to steady the piston, we make a simple device to stabilize the entire piston

You Didn’t Need a V8

What to Know When Rebuilding Ford’s Powerful 3.5L Six-Cylinder Engine Platform Originally named TwinForce, Ford had a simple and specific directive with the development of its new engine family: “Build a low-emissions vehicle, with good fuel economy, that performs so well that the driver forgets they are driving a low-emissions vehicle with good fuel economy.”

Aeromotive Gen II Stealth Tanks

Aeromotive has innovated the next generation of Stealth tanks with technology that will solve fuel delivery problems while saving time and money.

EFI Modules – Nothing To Be Scared About

I just finished watching my favorite TV show – Discovery Channel’s Street Outlaws. A good portion of each episode is devoted to tuning these 2,000-3,500 hp monsters to get down the street without smoking the tires the entire 1/8th mile. However, you rarely see any hoods open or any adjustments to the engine taking place.

When You Can’t Buy It, Building It Expands Your Shop Capabilities.

We all get crazy ideas from time to time. Sometimes we see something and that sparks an idea. Other times we’ll have a need and, “necessity being the mother of invention,” we come up with an idea of how to build that special part or tool that would fix the problem. The majority of the

Solutions for Common Corrosion Issues

A finishing method that removes the surface metal and its contaminants is the solution to premature corrosion. There are a number of finishing methods available, and each has its pros and cons.

Proform Digital Variable Speed Fan Controller

Proform’s Digital Variable Speed Fan Controller significantly reduces engine over-heating issues by running the engine’s fan or fans at varying speeds to maintain a consistent temperature, while constantly adjusting as engine heat fluctuates.

Moroso Ultra 40 Custom Fit Wire Set

Moroso has introduced an Ultra 40 Custom Fit Wire Set that’s sleeved and fits Dodge Vipers ’08-’17. This wire set is the same construction as the ignition wires that Moroso builds for the highest levels of racing such as Top Fuel cars to NASCAR Cup Series.

Understanding What Dynos Can Do For Your Business

An engine dyno can be a valuable tool in many corners of a modern engine facility. As an investigative tool, it can help you find new solutions to old challenges. As a testing tool, it can help prove your hypotheses. As a creativity tool it can help push you in new directions. And as a sales tool it can help differentiate you in the eyes of customers.

Supercharged 481X Top Sportsman Engine

Steve Morris and his shop, Steve Morris Engines, specialize in boosted, supercharged and turbocharged engines, and only build motors with more than 1,000 hp! This 481X Top Sportsman engine is no exception. Find out what went into making this 3,500 hp powerplant.

MSD Pro Billet Distributors, Black Solid State Relay Block and Ignition Tester

Holley/MSD has announced the release of a host of new MSD ignition products, including three different types of distributors, a relay box, and an ignition tester.

Report: Electrified Vehicles to Take Half of Global Auto Market by 2030

The tipping point for electrified vehicles is in sight, and a combination of hybrid and fully electric powertrains is expected to cut the global market share of pure internal combustion engines (ICEs) by about 50% by 2030. Internal combustion will continue to play a major role.

Join the Marines: Why Engine Builders Need to Change Course for the Marine Market

Not all engines are created equal – even when they’re using the same basic block. It’s the application that makes the difference, especially when we’re talking about marine instead of automotive. For this article, we’ll be focusing on inboard and stern-drive engines, as outboards are a separate, small-engine category.

DEI Easy Loom Split Line Sleeving Master Kit

DEI has introduced the Easy Loom Split Line Sleeving Master Kit with everything you need in one convenient kit to add protective split line sleeving for an entire vehicle.

FAST Gen 5 LT1 Spark Plug Wire Sets

New FAST FireWire spark plug wire sets make it easy for owners of Gen. 5 LT1-powered Camaros or Corvettes to upgrade their ignition in just five minutes. They have been custom engineered for perfect fitment and performance.

MSD Solid State Relay Block

Holley/MSD has announced the release of MSD’s Solid State Relay Block, which eliminates wiring headaches and cleans up any engine compartment, taking the place of four standard relays.

Our Future is in the Past

As a member of the Baby Boomer generation, like many of you reading this magazine, I often worry about the next generation coming along. What will happen to all of the vast knowledge we have acquired during our lifetime and will that knowledge get passed on to the next generation?

Honeywell Speed and Direction Sensors

Honeywell has announced new SNG-Q series quadrature speed and direction sensors for use in motors in heavy-duty equipment such as lift trucks, construction equipment and agricultural machinery.

Duramax Engine: Getting Inside GM’s 6.6L Diesel Dominator

Today’s Duramax engines are recognized as dependable, powerful engines capable of being enhanced by internal engine modifications as well as bolt-on technology. They are used for towing and hauling, frequently over long distances and through unforgiving environments. They are asked to perform at the highest level and be ready to go at it again and again.