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Going Wheel To Wheel In 34Later, A Turbo Saab 96
It’s been awhile since I’ve done any kind of racing, I believe it was New Hampshire Motor Speedway, in what would be the last race of The Carbeque Saab 900. The rain came down so hard and cold that the windshield fogged to the point of opaque. I had to use a rag on a […]
Low Rolling Resistance – It Means More Than You Think
Low Rolling Resistance It’s road trip season, and many Euro enthusiasts will be hitting the highway this summer to put on big miles. Of course, the main point of contact between your car and the road is the tire, so there are some things to keep in mind when you are shopping for your next […]
The Basics of Progressive Brake Pads and Their Applications
Driving is all about understanding the car’s physics and using that knowledge to manipulate the vehicle to do whatever you need it to do. Braking is a significant factor that contributes to establishing complete control over a car. It is the only way to slow down safely, but the way you brake impacts a vehicle’s […]
Basic No-Start Guide: Part 1 – Spark
As a whole, your car’s engine is pretty complicated. It’s full of hoses and valves meant to supply everything from gasoline to vacuum pressure. When it doesn’t start, it’s a huge bummer, because then the process of figuring out what to look for begins which is often a daunting task. However, there are three key […]
Autocross Fundamentals: Getting The Most Out Of Your Car
With eEuroFest coming up, we will be having a lot of newcomers being introduced to performance driving on the autocross, as well as plenty of people that are definitely total pro’s (as in, hold my apple juice and watch this). Either way, hitting the autocross in your own car is one of those things that […]
R1234YF, the new AC refrigerant – What you need to know
Over the last few years a changeover has been occurring in the automotive world, and since R134a is SO 1995, that means we get a new AC refrigerant in new cars from now on. Since R12 was phased out, we’ve all gotten pretty used to R134a. Designed as a safer alternative to R12 for the […]
Taking ‘Art Car’ to the next level – BMW’s Art Cars 1975 to present.
Cars are art. Cars are not art. It really depends on who you talk to. Most people that run with our crowd are the type to observe the body lines of a Jaguar E-Type, Ferrari 250GT and declare them as sculpture more fit for a gallery than a museum. When you move from the category […]
Shelves FULL of Performance Exhaust For Your Car
Performance exhaust parts are the perfect upgrade for any vehicle, converting the mundane commuter to something that can be fun to drive. A little rasp and grumble lets you know “Hey! There’s an engine up here, give it a rev”, which can be just what you need to spice up the monotony. With a long […]
Porsche Cayenne Cooling Pipe Kit Strengthens Known Weakness in V8 Engine
Like other German V8’s, the Porsche Cayenne suffers from a known issue relating to coolant system leaks originating in hard to reach places. Freshly added to the site, we now offer a Porsche Cayenne cooling pipe kit to help reinforce some of the weaker known areas on this model. Similar to the BMW family of […]
Mercedes 190E Cosworth — My M3 Killer
Well, hello there. I’m going to tell you a story of true love. I think by now that we all know how painful love is. You can’t have love without hate. Sometimes a deep, deep hatred to the point of wanting to lobotomize yourself just to make you forget how painful love is. That’s not just […]
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