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Saabs of Anarchy: Third Time’s the Charm
It is safe to say Saabs of Anarchy’s first attempt at competing in the infamous LeMons racing series last year at Thompson Motor Speedway was a bit of a fiasco, (you can read more about our Thompson experience here and here or watch this video). Despite the two blown SAAB engines, biblical rain, and tireless work to get the SAAB ready to […]
2017 Carlisle Import and Performance Nationals – Photo Gallery is LIVE
This is now the 4th year in a row we’ve been to the Carlisle Import and Performance Nationals in one format or another, and easily we have to say one of the best from our own perspective. Formally known as the Carlisle Import and Kit nationals, we’ve noticed the VW based Manx buggies will show […]
Hitting the track and the street with Do88
When we embarked on the journey that is building a Saab racing car, we knew Do88 would be a fundamental part of the performance of the machine. When it was finally time to get to the nitty gritty, we already had all the parts we needed picked out. Of course that meant a few boxes […]
A Family, a Road, and a 2-stroke Saab – Our Monte Carlo 850
I grew up in Ohio, right next to a small airport. When I was a kid I’d beg rides in every aircraft I could get into, and every hangar, and got to know a lot about the place. Little did I know that, years after I’d left, that rarest of Saab models was sitting in […]
Tech Corner: SAAB Trionic and Ionization Sensing
The Short History of Saab Trionic When it comes to engine part management, there are several ways to cook the goose. When the IC engine was first produced, several huge hurdles had to be overcome just to get it running right. The science behind using venturi currents to feed fuel based on airflow (how carburetor parts […]
Putting the Ute in Commute – Chopped Euros are Everywhere!
We go to a lot of shows a year. The slammed look is popular, most presumably because it makes a car look more performance oriented. I mean, in general full blown race cars are very close to the ground. That keeps a lower center of gravity and ensures the least amount of airflow is allowed […]
Should I Really Use a Different Motor Oil in the Winter?
There are those who swear by using heavier-weight motor oil during summer months and lighter-weight oils during winter months for the maintenance of their car’s engine. In this day an age it’s sometimes hard to decipher whether or not they really know their stuff, or they are just pushing snake oil. Of course, as an […]
Genuine Saab Parts – State of the Union
As the seasons change, so is the state of Genuine Saab parts, as sold through parent company Orio. Therefore, it’s time for an update to let you, our customers, stay in the know about future parts availability for your Saab cars. With new methods of communication with Orio (the supplier of Genuine Saab parts), we […]
Artist Creates Amazing Engine Replicas Out Of Bizarre Materials
I’ve always admired a clean engine bay. But no matter how hard I polish or how much grime I scrape away, it’s never quite good enough. Maybe it’s the artist in me, but I’m constantly fighting the urge for perfection. But really, perfection can only be a relative term to define where an artist can […]
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