Recently we discussed detailing your car’s engine compartment, and now we will move to the inside by restoring interior components of your classic car. Spiffing […]
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You have built a great engine with lots of power. Now you want to be keeping it cool in your car. All too often we
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Replacing your classic car’s exhaust manifold with aftermarket car headers can offer a performance boost, but whether you are going to opt for long tube
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It used to be that if you wanted to drive, you had to have the arms for it. Older cars did not have power steering,
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If you are pulling your first classic out of a junk-covered barn, chopping it out of the undergrowth, or it has simply been sitting in
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Manual brakes are necessary if you are going for full authenticity when restoring your vintage ride. When stacked up against power brakes though, you are
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To enhance the efficiency of the braking system a new system was designed called power brake system. It is also called ‘power assisted” brakes. This
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A driveshaft is one of the critical links between the engine and getting the power to the tires. Replacing the driveshaft correctly can be the
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The wheels of any vehicle depend on power from the engine to make them turn and move the vehicle. The driveshaft (also called a propeller
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Many parts of the vehicle rely on the intake manifold vacuum for operation. Depending on the vehicle, everything from the brake booster to the fuel
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