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Fastener Intricacies

At first blush, using fasteners properly seems like a straightforward task: tighten them to spec and all is well. But in reality, there are many nuances in the selection and application of fasteners that can make the difference between a well-built engine and a candidate for self-destruction.

Mazda to Race with New MZ-2.0T Engine

The two-car Mazda Prototype race team will be powered by the new gasoline-fueled MZ-2.0T engine this season in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship. The engine has been in development for much of the past year and has completed nearly 4,000 test miles.

Nissan’s Titan to Employ a 5.6L Endurance V8 Gas Engine

Nissan has announced that a new 5.6-liter Endurance V8 gasoline engine will be available in the all-new Titan and Titan XD full-size pickup trucks. The engine features four-valves per cylinder, Variable Valve Event & Lift and Direct Injection, and is rated at 390 horsepower at 5,800 rpm and 401 lb.-ft. of torque at 4,000 rpm.

Wards 10 Best Engines for 2016

Now in its 22nd year, the Wards 10 Best Engines competition recognizes outstanding engines and electrified propulsion systems, as well as the technology and engineering behind them. Winners were announced Thursday, December 10.

Engine Bearings Under Pressure

Today’s hi-flow, aftermarket, CNC-ported cylinder heads, high lift killer cams and induction system power adders (blowers, turbos and nitrous) are making more power than ever before, and really hammering the bottom end of the engine. If the bearings can’t take it, the engine won’t last.

Bosch ESI Diagnostic Tool

Bosch has announced the addition of more than 13,000 confirmed fixes to its ESI[truck] heavy-duty diagnostics tool. The subscription service, ESI[repair], will be available in early 2016.

2016 Edition Edelbrock Performance Catalog

Edelbrock has announced the release of the 2016 Edition of its Automotive Performance Catalog. This 216-page catalog contains all Edelbrock performance parts access.

FUELAB’s New Website Highlights Technology

To increase awareness of the company’s technology advantage among the performance and racing community, FUELAB has launched a new website. Superseding FUELAB’s original website, the new website offers a fresh, contemporary appearance, and a wealth of resources to assist consumers and FUELAB distributors.

Keep the Valvetrain on Track

The key to choosing the right valvetrain components is to match the parts to the application. It sounds simple enough, yet many valvetrain component suppliers tell us there are a lot of misconceptions about what kind of parts are best for different kinds of performance applications.

FUELAB 58502 Fuel Pressure Regulator

The FUELAB 58502 combines advanced features and increased functionality to provide the ultimate precision instrument for fuel pressure regulation. This four outlet port regulator is engineered to deliver extremely high flow rates and a flattened curve for pressure stability.

FUELAB Fuel Delivery Systems for 1994-1998 Dodge Cummins 12 Valve Engines

FUELAB Velocity In-Line High Performance Lift Pumps are now available for 1994-1998 Dodge Cummins 12 Valve Engines. Velocity pumps supply the increased fuel demands of engines modified for more power, and are offered in 200 GPH or 100 GPH versions.

What Is Selective Catalytic Reduction?

Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) is a proven and advanced active emissions control technology system that injects a liquid-reductant agent through a special catalyst into the exhaust stream of a diesel engine. The reductant source is usually automotive-grade urea, otherwise known as Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF).

Five Fuel Events That Happen In Common Rail Direct Injection

Common rail injection for mid-size trucks has been around for nearly 15 years. While many owners appreciate the quietness and dependability of their diesel engines, many have no clue as to what changes have taken place to the fuel system in order to not only make their diesel perform, but also be emissions-compliant.

How Oil Change Habits Are Killing Turbos

Turbochargers are used to enhance an engine’s performance and optimize combustion. To achieve good and complete combustion in the engine, a mixture ratio of 2.2 lbs. fuel and approximately 33 lbs. air is necessary (stoichiometric fuel ratio). During turbocharging, the density of the intake air is elevated and the air volume increased. The volumetric efficiency

Mahle Original Turbochargers

Designed to enhance performance, reduce fuel consumption and lower exhaust emissions, MAHLE Original turbochargers are available for high-performance and high fuel-economy diesel and gasoline engines.

Bar’s Leaks Valve Seal Oil Consumption Repair

Bar’s Leaks has introduced a repair option for vehicles that burn up to one quart of oil per day. New professional-grade Bar’s Leaks Valve Seal Oil Consumption Repair restores valve seals that have shrunk, hardened or cracked due to age, high mileage or extended vehicle storage.

Liners and Sleeves

Sleeves are certainly not new technology and experts say that, for the most part, engine builders and machine shops understand the use and functionality well. But is a liner and a sleeve the same thing? Is a hole just a hole? Publisher/Editor Doug Kaufman takes a deeper dive.

FUELAB Prodigy In-Tank Power Modules

FUELAB Prodigy In-Tank Power Modules bring the company’s external fuel pump technology inside the fuel tank. Developed for racing and capable of street use, these fuel systems can provide fuel for up to 1800HP.

FUELAB 858 Series High Flow Integrated Filter/Check Valve

FUELAB 858 Series In-Line Fuel Filters with integrated check valve allow your fuel system to maintain fuel pressure after engine and pump shut down. These check valves are Methanol, Ethanol, gasoline and diesel fuel compatible.

Diamond Racing’s Power Stroke Pistons

Diamond Racing Pistons’ sturdy 2618 billet aluminum pistons replace the OE aluminum castings for Ford Power Stroke V8 6.0L and 7.3L turbocharged diesel engines.