Technical Info
Will Lowering Your Car Automatically Make It Handle Better?
Body roll, center of gravity, and how suspension components like sway bars, coil-over shocks, and control arms help improve handling. [More…]
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Steering & Suspension
Technical Info
Suspension Design ~ Scrub Radius Explained
Scrub radius affects how the tire contact patch interacts with the road during cornering, braking, and acceleration, and can cause unique toe characteristics depending on the design. [More…]
DIY Projects
Lowering a Ford F100 For Under $100
Lowering a 1971 Ford F100 truck for less than $100.00 out of pocket including flipping the axle, cutting coils and C-Notching the frame. [More…]
How To & DIY
How Torsion Bars Work and How To Adjust Ride Height
Dylan McCool demonstrates how torsion bars work and how to adjust your vehicle ride height with torsion bars. [More…]
Automotive Basics
The Basics of a 4WD IFS Front End
Four-wheel drive independent front suspension (IFS) systems have been used on a lot of pickups since the 1980s. [More…]
Builds and Examples
Slammed, Chopped, and Notched ~ Zac’s C10 Chevy Gets LOW
Zac takes his Chevy C10 chopper hauler and gets it real low to the ground with a lowering kit from Belltech. We approve. [More…]
Technical Info
Tech Talk ~ Ford Spindles and King Pin Sets
Speedway Motors and Heath Petzoldt walk you through the process of putting different types of kingpins together in this video. [More…]
Automotive Basics
Steering 101 ~ Main Steering System Parts and Functions
The actual steering wheel function is obvious, there are several other parts to make it all work so we’re going to run through the basics. [More…]
How To & DIY
How To Swap Out a Lock Cylinder
You score a junkyard tilt steering column, but of course, the keys are missing. Here’s how to swap out the lock cylinder. [More…]
How To & DIY
How To Fix Sloppy Steering ~ Problems and Solutions
Armed with the knowledge you’ll gain from this video, there’s no reason your steering can’t be made tighter and more precise. [More…]