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Your Drag Racing Losses Aren’t What You Think They Are!

by Eric | February 5, 2026 | Drag Racing Tips | 0 Comments

Racers love shiny parts—but parts don’t fix bad habits or inconsistent cars. If you’re buying upgrades every winter and still losing the same way every season, it’s time to stop guessing and start doing a loss autopsy. Instead of blaming luck or “bad air,” you can dig...

Gen Z Doesn’t Care About Perfect Cars Anymore!

by Eric | February 5, 2026 | Classics | 0 Comments

Gen Z doesn’t want perfect cars anymore—and that might be the best thing that’s happened to the hobby in decades. Instead of chasing flawless show cars and 10-second time slips, a new wave of builders is choosing rough-around-the-edges project cars, V6 beaters, drift...

Cheap DIY Borla Exhaust on My El Camino – It’s NASTY!

by Eric | February 5, 2026 | El Camino | 0 Comments

DIY exhaust projects do not have to be fancy to be fun—or to sound downright nasty in the best way. In this build, a set of cast-off Borla ATAK mufflers, leftover 3-inch Corvette exhaust tubing, and a few marketplace mandrel bends turned into a custom...

Gen Z Wants Classic Cars, Not Overpriced Projects!

by Eric | February 5, 2026 | Classics | 0 Comments

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!

by Eric | February 5, 2026 | Tools | 0 Comments

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

by Eric | February 5, 2026 | Carburetor Tech | 0 Comments

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...

Red Lighting Every Race? Your Car Setup Is Sabotaging You

by Eric | February 5, 2026 | Drag Racing, Drag Racing Tips, El Camino | 0 Comments

Stop Going Red! Fix Your Car, Not Just Your Reaction Time After weeks of anticipation, I made the trip to the CDR Bracket Finals at MOKAN Dragway—and promptly redlighted myself out of contention. Six red lights in eight passes! At first, I thought I just needed to...

He ALMOST Quit Welding Until He Learned These 5 Things (MIG Welding for Beginners)

by Eric | February 5, 2026 | Garage, Tools | 0 Comments

Welding might look intimidating, but anyone can learn it quickly—including my son. When he picked up the welder for the first time, he was nervous—worried about mistakes, wasting metal, and those bright, hot sparks. But like any new skill, the magic starts with simple...

How to Repair Critter-Damaged Wiring: Saving My Wife’s Car from Squirrel Shenanigans

by Eric | February 5, 2026 | Electrical | 0 Comments

How to Repair Critter-Damaged Wiring: Saving My Wife’s Car from Squirrel Shenanigans If you’re working on cars long enough, you’ll eventually face the dreaded wiring harness repair. Whether it’s from accident, age, rub-through, or—as in my recent misadventure—critters...

I Went UP on Tire Pressure and Finally HOOKED! (Here’s Why)

by Eric | February 5, 2026 | Drag Racing, Drag Racing Tips | 0 Comments

Why Raising Tire Pressure Cured My Traction Woes at US 36 Raceway If you’ve spent any time chasing traction at the drag strip, you know there’s no such thing as a “magic number” for tire pressure. At a recent bracket event at US 36 Raceway—a quirky outlaw track with...

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New Steering Wheel for the Riviera! 1965 Buick Riviera

by Eric | Mar 5, 2024 | Riviera

Today is a great day to swap off the original 1965 Buick Riviera steering wheel so that it can be restored. Since I want this car to be driveable, I’m putting on a new wheel kit from ebay seller mqproducts. This includes the new faux wood wheel and the correct Grant...

Easy Breathing for the 1965 Buick Riviera

by Eric | Mar 5, 2024 | Uncategorized

Let’s talk about the lowly air filter. The thing that helps remove the particulate from the air that might otherwise lead to premature wear. There’s plenty of options out there for air filters from stock style paper elements to the washable oiled fabric type like the...

5 Things You Need Before Your Next Project Car!

by Eric | Mar 5, 2024 | Project Cars

When you decide that you want a project car there are 5 things to keep in mind to make the best choice for you. If you go through these steps you will find that you will have more clarity and have more fun with the car that you choose!1 What car do you really want?...

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