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Burton Center for Arts and Technology Wins Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge

The Hot Rodders of Tomorrow (HROT) Engine Challenge this year was a dual championship format that pitted the two top teams determined at the SEMA Show against the top two finishers at the PRI Trade Show. The Engine Challenge drew a large crowd as the Burton Center for Arts and Technology from Virginia (Team Nitrous Express) came out as national champions, and a new single-round national record of 16 minutes, 22 seconds.

WardsAuto Announces Its 10 Best Engines List

It’s that time again. WardsAuto’s annual 10 Best Engines List has been announced, and this year the list is more diverse than ever. We highlighted four engines on the list to talk about at more detail. WardsAuto editors evaluate engines over a two-month testing period. Engines are selected according to a number of objective and subjective criteria in everyday driving situations.

Take the pMax Challenge at King Engine Bearings PRI Booth

Come by the King booth #601 to “feel the strength” of King’s pMax Black overlay versus the competition. Also, enter for a chance to win a profilometer worth over $2500. Other prizes include hats, t-shirts and more.

King Engine Bearings to Host PRI Seminar

King Engine Bearings is sponsoring a unique technical seminar at the 2014 PRI Trade Show, featuring expert engine builders Jay Dickens and Magnus Ohlaker. This free event will take place Friday, December 12 from 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm in Rooms 231-232 at the Indiana Convention Center. In addition, any attendees who stop by the King Engine Bearings booth #601 will have the chance to perform the pMax Black overlay scratch test with the opportunity to instantly win a prize, including a Profilometer worth over $2,500.

King Engine Bearings Launches New Website

King Engine Bearings has just launched its new website featuring an updated visual design and easier navigation for visitors. Much of the technical information and content on the site has been updated and enhanced to reflect King’s current products and technical specifications. The new website’s format allows King to share the benefits of their newest bearing designs and materials.

AERA and The Contingency Connection announce 2014 Engine Professional Rewards Sweepstakes Winners 

The 2014 AERA sponsored Engine Professional Rewards program was a huge success with nearly 2500 engine builders and machine shops, 60 tracks and series, and 40 national manufacturers. Additionally, AERA introduced the inaugural, new full-color manufacturer Coupon Book adding value and benefits for all AERA and Contingency Connection engine builders and machine shops in the USA and Canada.

The Unique Engines of ARCA

ARCA uses older style NASCAR Cup cars. Specifically, they are the ones used just before the advent of NASCAR’s Car Of Tomorrow (COT) in 2007. This means teams running ARCA can do so with a safe, well-built race car without paying top dollar.

Fuel-Saving EcoTec3 Engine Builds on Chevy Small Block Legacy

The 2015 Silverado offers a trio of EcoTec3 engines with advanced fuel-saving technologies enabling customers to choose the performance and fuel efficiency that best meets their needs. Every EcoTec3 engine features advanced technologies such as direct fuel injection, continuously variable valve timing and Active Fuel Management to provide power, torque and efficiency across a broad range of operating conditions.

Engine Pro is Everywhere Contest

Engine Pro parts have been used in some pretty unusual engines all over the world. Now, the company would like to find ut how many unusual places the Engine Pro logo can show up. Here’s you chance to win one of three $500 cash prizes from Engine Pro.

The Future of Engine Rebuilding

Changing topics from obsolete engines and parts to how these companies see the future of the industry, the conversation surrounded technology, sustainability, the environment and specialization. “Sustainability is the critical driver behind current trends in the passenger car industry,” Newman says. “Environmental concerns are thus the primary impetus behind the study of sustainable development and

Engine Parts Warehouse

Paula Flowers’ parents owned and operated a machine shop and parts store in Louisville, Ky. Growing up she spent a lot of time at the shop and eventually worked there. It wasn’t long before Flowers realized a need for a warehouse distributor with a focus on internal engine parts. From that idea, Engine Parts Warehouse

Engine & Performance Warehouse, Inc. (EPWI)

Engine & Performance Warehouse, Inc. (EPWI) was established in 1977. EPWI was an outgrowth of the original business, Heads by Paul, an automotive machine shop established in 1972 that specialized in performance cylinder head work. EPWI was formed to address a void in engine parts supply, and has grown to become one of the largest

A&A Midwest, Engine Quest

Scott Stolberg’s father, Aaron, and Uncle Alex, got their start buying war surplus after WWII. They then had the opportunity to sell engines to rebuilders. They bought them in the Midwest where car bodies didn’t last and sold them on the west coast where the industry really grew up.

NHRA Supports Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge

The National Hot Rod Association (NHRA), whose professional drag-racing teams employ some of the nation’s top auto technicians, is supporting the next generation of auto experts through the Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge. The NHRA has donated its table at the 2014 SEMA Show Banquet to the top two teams competing in the Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge.

The Ultimate Small Block Stroker Engine Build

Installing the valve train, intake and and ignition in a 427 cu. in. small block Chevy.

NASCAR’s Kyle Larson on Why He Loves Engines

Why Kyle Larson loves engines.

Answers to FAQs About Engine Programmers

Sounds easy, doesn’t it? Just drop in a magic “chip” and your car or truck suddenly takes on NASCAR-like qualities – able to accelerate quicker or even achieve better gas mileage. Too good to be true? Not necessarily, as owners of a dizzying array of vehicles already enjoy improved performance and economy by installing a

Automotive Testing and Engine Expos are Back in October

Automotive Testing North America is back, bringing a showcase of cutting-edge automotive development technologies to the home of the U.S. motor Industry, Michigan. The event, now in its 12th year, runs concurrently with sister show Engine Expo North America, showcasing the very latest in engine design and technology