Builds and Examples
1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Convertible Build by Roadster Shop
Don’s 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air was selected at Goodguys 1st WIX Filters Speedway Nationals to receive a builders choice award. [More…]
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Month: May 2019
How To & DIY
How To Teardown, Rebuild, and Dyno a Small Block Chevy Engine
Pat and Mike tear-down, rebuild, and dyno a small block Chevy engine and end up adding around 60 HP with spare parts. [More…]
Builds and Examples
1974 International Harvester Loadstar Custom
This Loadstar was an eBay Motors purchase with a long-term goal of building a custom roll-back wrecker and car hauler. [More…]
How To & DIY
How To Effectively Test Spark Plug Wires
Learn a simple and easy method of testing spark plug wires in order to eliminate them as the cause of poor engine performance. [More…]
How To & DIY
How To Rule Out A Spark Plug As Your Problem
A very simple but effective method to confirm if a spark plug is/is not the cause of engine starting and/or performance problems. [More…]
DIY Projects
Ultimate DIY Welding Cart Build
Holey Joe Engineering demonstrates building a welding cart with a sliding cable rack, tank mounts, plumbing, and casters. [More…]
Products & Reviews
Solid Axle Basics ~ Speedway Tech Talk
Front axle for your street rod or “gasser” styled dragster – Choose from drilled or solid designs as well as your choice length and finish. [More…]
Rides & Roadkillers
Home-Built Hot Rods and Customs by Johnny Hotrod
Dennis Gage goes for a spin in a couple of Johnny Hotrod’s home-built creations, a ’32 Ford and a ’52 Chevy painted by Gene Winfield. [More…]
Products & Reviews
Is Pennzoil better than Lucas? Is Motul better than Penrite?
In a double-header oil showdown, we’ll find out if Pennzoil is better than Lucas and if Motul better than Penrite? [More…]
Concept Cars & Design
10 Campers and Overland Vehicles with New Tech and Vintage Looks
Camper and Overland Vehicle exterior designs matter and mastered by these retro caravans, classic motor-homes, and campers from the ’50s-’70s. [More…]