The 1960s and 70s was a time when automotive performance and big, powerful engines became synonymous with racing, restoration, car shows, auctions and cruises. Most muscle car engines from this period used carburetors as the ...
One of the oldest lines in the automotive performance field is – “there is no substitute for cubic inches.” In the early muscle car era, more cubic inches typically came as the result of an engine swap ̵ ...
THE SCAT PACK PERFORMANCE UPGRADE KITS With a large number of late-model Challenger, Charger and Chrysler 300 vehicles turning up in the used car market, opportunities for 2011-and-newer 5.7L HEMI® engine LX/LC-platform perf ...
Valve springs come in many sizes, styles and designs, but virtually all engines have them. They are usually very dependable and will generally last the life of the engine, but they can wear out and occasionally fail . NEED A ...
The V8 Magnum engines were built from 1992 through 2003 and came in two sizes — the 5.2L V8 and the 5.9L V8. The Magnum family of V8s is the third generation of Chrysler/Mopar® small blocks and replaced the earlier “ ...
The distributor has been a key piece of an engine’s ignition system since the dawn of the internal-combustion era. We now have the option of eliminating the tried-and-true distributor as an engine component. Since four, six ...
