Carburetors are prone to cold start issues, poor fuel economy, and complicated upkeep. And while yes, they are not as efficient as modern fuel management
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Batteries, including car batteries used in classic cars and trucks, wear out with time, and will eventually have to be replaced. As a collector car
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Over the recent decades I have watched as the classic car market has expanded rapidly with a new generation of enthusiasts coming of age and
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Timing Belts-Chains or Gears, all perform the same engine timing function. Their job is to synchronize the rotation of the crankshaft and camshaft. Despite having the same
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As we approach the July 4th holiday weekend, we are in the middle of the summer driving season, and one of the great opportunities about
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The relationship between the moving parts of an engine is engineered to extremely high tolerances, kept in check by very precise engine timing. Here is
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Over the years of classic car restorations one of the most common questions I hear is “why does it take so long? that a full
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Today’s rear axle designs are not much different than they were 30 years ago so understanding rear axle problems can span many generations of classic
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Would you rather fix this, or buy it after someone else rebuilt it? The “Buy or Build” it debate Spend some time at any cruise
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After reading this post, you should have a basic idea of what stall speeds are and how to select the right stall speed for your
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