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Tools
This Diagnostic Tool Saved Me Money!
This tool has absolutely saved me money to apply to my project cars! Yes, I bought a tool that’s practically a professional tool that you can get on a hobbyist budget and do very professional work. I recently picked up a Topdon Artidaig BT9000 You can get one HERE...
Inflates AND Jumps a car?
Sometimes there are tools that are useful because they combine multiple functions into 1. Oftentimes, those tools do a bunch of things marginally. They’ll get you by in a pinch but it’s not the right tool for anything. This is one of those tools that delivers on doing...
Precision and Perfection: Enhance Your Fabrication with a Bench Top Lathe
Improving our fabrication skills is something I know that we all want to do. Sometimes we can accomplish that with practice, other times it involves acquiring new tools and learning how to use them. In this case, I picked up a new to me bench top Lathe. This little...
Drag Racing
How the Front Suspension Makes Drag Cars Faster (The Science)
When it comes to drag racing, the front suspension plays a pivotal role in your car's performance - perhaps even more so than the rear suspension. Its primary function? Transferring weight to the rear suspension, enabling the car to launch forward effectively.We've...
My Drag Racing Predictions for 2025
As we wrap up the 2024 drag racing season, it’s time to hit the gas and look ahead to what’s coming in 2025. I’ve been keeping a close eye on the trends emerging in bracket racing and drag racing, and here are five key shifts that could change the game for all of...
Why the 7.5 inch 10 Bolt Is JUNK for Performance!
When GM built the G-body cars, they weren't designed with drag racers or performance enthusiasts in mind. For average use, the 7.5-inch 10 Bolt rear differential serves its purpose. However, when you start adding power, that's when these differentials start to show...
Old Cars Aren’t Unreliable, They’re Neglected
Old cars aren’t unreliable—they’re just usually neglected. In a lot of ways, your 1985 cruiser and a 2020 daily deal with the same problems. The difference is modern cars flash warning lights and limp modes while old ones just start running worse and hope you’re...
Hacked Engine Bay? What to Fix First!
You pop the hood on your new project car and it looks like a crime scene. Loose connectors, hoses to nowhere, random brackets with nothing on them—it’s easy to assume the engine bay’s been hacked to death. But a cluttered bay doesn’t always mean “ruined”; a lot of the...
My El Camino Launched Crooked Until I Did THIS! (Anti Roll Bar Tuning)
If your car leaves the line twisted up with one front tire in the clouds, it might look cool in photos—but it’s costing you consistency and ET. That classic “Shamu waving to the crowd” launch usually means the chassis is unloading one rear tire, steering the car, and...