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Tools
Hercules Bandsaw and Stand – Is This The Most Versatile Bandsaw Setup?
Hercules Portable Bandsaw and Benchtop Stand: A Workshop Game-Changer Today, we're diving into one of Harbor Freight's more recent offerings - the Hercules Portable Bandsaw and its Universal Portable Band Saw Benchtop Stand. .Here's links to the things I've mentioned...
Gear List
Whether you're just starting out in the classic car hobby or looking to upgrade your toolkit, here's a list of basic hand tools to get you started: Wrenches Metric: 8mm to 19mm SAE: 1/4" to 1" Finding a set that goes to 1¼” can be nice to have for the larger...
I Stopped Bad Vibrations with the WavWatch and Frequency Therapy – You Can Too!
I know that we’ve experienced vibrations in our race cars and hot rods. Some of those vibrations can be genuinely hard on parts. As an example, driveshaft vibrations can lead to catastrophic failures at the transmission and differential if allowed to continue too...
Drag Racing
How I won The Race… and Lost it in 12 Seconds!
Tonight was a make-or-break moment for my El Camino—a classic redemption story at the drag strip. After weeks battling a stubborn high RPM miss and a persistent transmission leak, it was time to see if my hard work had finally paid off. Bracket racing, after all,...
Compressed Air Supercharging is BACK in Drag Racing!
When it comes to innovation in drag racing, nothing is ever truly new—only rediscovered. The concept of using compressed air for forced induction isn’t just the latest trend in no prep racing; it has roots stretching all the way back to World War I. What began as a...
Bracket Racing EXPLAINED: How You Can Drag Race Your Car and WIN (Even If It’s Not the Fastest!)
So, you want to go drag racing but don’t have a 7-second monster in your garage? Good news—bracket racing is made for you! Whether you drive a classic Chevy El Camino or a straight-six Mustang, bracket racing levels the playing field and puts the focus on skill,...
Gen Z Wants Classic Cars, Not Overpriced Projects!
Younger enthusiasts are more interested in classic cars than ever—but traditional shows and some race events are empty. The data says around 60% of Gen Z wants to get into classic cars, more than double the rate of boomers. Yet cruise nights full of lawn chairs and...
You’re Crimping Wires Wrong… Do This Instead!
Most hobbyists are crimping wires the hard way—and sometimes the wrong way. Those old $10 combo stripper/crimper pliers can turn your wiring harness into a future fire hazard by making weak, inconsistent crimps that invite corrosion, heat, and intermittent electrical...
Fuel System Diagnostics: The $5 Fix vs. The $500 Mistake
If your classic car surges while cruising or stalls when hot, chances are you’re dealing with a fuel system issue. Before reaching for fuel system “cleaners” like Seafoam, remember: those products can sometimes cause more trouble than they solve—especially in older...