Automotive Basics
Is Synthetic Motor Oil Better For Your Car?
Synthetic oil has fewer impurities and is more resistant to sludge formation, so your engine stays cleaner, operates more efficiently. [More…]
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Technical Info
Horsepower vs Torque ~ What’s The Difference?
Torque is a force acting at a radius, while horsepower simply incorporates time into the equation. Here’s a simple explanation. [More…]
Rides & Roadkillers
Rusty Goat ~ LS Swapped 1964 Dodge D300 Pickup
It took 2 1/2 years to build, and there’s not anything that has not been touched on this ’64 Dodge Sweptline D300 Pro-Touring truck. [More…]
Technical Info
Bore vs Stroke ~ What Makes More Power?
Engineering Explained discusses how bore & stroke affect engine RPM, engine airflow, surface area heat losses, and flame duration. [More…]
How To & DIY
How To Put Corvette IRS in a Chevy C10 with DECAlink™ Suspension
Scott’s 1967 Chevy C10 has a Corvette IRS setup made possible with Detroit Speed’s DECAlink™ suspension system. Here’s how to DIY. [More…]
Hot Rod Lifestyle
Top 10 Roadkill Burnouts and Donuts
Here’s some of our favorite burnout and donut moments in Roadkill and Roadkill Garage, plus some of the usual Roadkill mayhem… [More…]
How To & DIY
How To Media Blast Parts At Home with Mike Finnegan
Mike from Finnegan’s Garage shows you how to media blast small parts, remove powder coating and explains various media types. [More…]
DIY Projects
4 Budget Dynamat Alternatives for DIY Vehicle Sound Deadening
Nothing ruins a sweet ride more than vibrations and doors that rattle. Here’s how to sound deaden and insulate your ride on a budget. [More…]
Technical Info
The Chevrolet LS Engine ~ Everything You Need To Know
This motor is one of General Motors’ greatest legacies, and perhaps the most swapped engine platform ever. [More…]
Technical Info
Watts-Link Geometry Explained
The advantage of the Watts Link design is that it can keep the axle centered throughout the entire travel range of the suspension. Here’s how it works. [More…]