Hot Rod How To & DIY Project Guides

Matt and Mike show the down and dirty on how to blow apart a complete front axle. Surprisingly there were only a few parts that were tossed in the trash. [More…]

The Good of the Land needed a full set of gaskets for a chainsaw restoration project and a tool already purchased for a different purpose was the perfect solution… [More…]

How To Use A Multimeter ~ The digital multimeter is the go to tool for dealing with electrical problems in a car, and is the proper tool to measure voltage, current, and resistance. In fact, [More…]

House of Kolor’s “Kustom Painting Made Easy” by John Kosmoski World-renowned custom painter and teacher Jon Kosmoski leads you through the step-by-step Kustom Painting process — follow along with this video as he transforms a 1977 [More…]

How to adjust hydraulic valves the first time, every time… [More…]

You don’t have to buy a new car or truck to get a new look. Drivers can transform the appearance of their vehicles quickly, easily and affordably. Whether the goal is to create a one-of-a-kind masterpiece, or simply to give a vehicle a fresh, new look, a few simple steps is all it may take. [More…]

In order to properly distribute the hydraulic pressure so that the brakes will be most effective, step type wheel cylinders having a smaller diameter piston in the rear than the front are used. [More…]

It took Kjetil Kvipt and his crew of Norwegian Coupe Devils car club members 9 hours to chop the top on Hans Ola Christensen’s 1947 Buick Sedanette… This video was compiled by Kustomrama and sums [More…]

One of the easiest and cheapest ways to check an engine for serious issues is to perform a vacuum gauge test. You can determine whether or not an engine is healthy in just several minutes. [More…]

Here’s what you’ll need to get started: Keep in mind this is for the tailgate I had, which was 50 3/4″ x 19 1/2″.  If yours is bigger or smaller, adjust the length of the [More…]

There are a lot of ways to bring attention to your vehicle but one of the most popular and controversial ways are flame throwers. Watch as the show Trucks and Stacey David take a closer [More…]

The Fabrication Series guides you through converting your MIG welder to a TIG welder. [More…]

Today we’re showing you how to use a cellulose stick rod to weld through the thickest rust we could find. [More…]

Here’s 3 quick tips to help you get a neater looking finish on your MIG welding projects. [More…]

Intro to the header building process and tools needed. You’ll get tips, tricks, and how-to info that will guide you through your project. [More…]

MyVintageIron shows you how to get more power out of your small block Chevrolet engine, at home, and on the cheap… [More…]

Lots of gear-heads skip degreeing in the camshaft, some because they are unaware of it, or because they think the practice is too complex, too difficult, or just not needed. The method of degreeing a [More…]

Brake pad bedding is an important process that removes impurities from the surface of the brake pad and lays down a thin layer of pad residue on the rotor surface. Proper bedding starts with new [More…]