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Polestar electric performance car stopped at a United States border checkpoint with connected-vehicle software graphics

Why Polestar Can’t Sell New 2027 Models in America Under the Connected Vehicle Rule

Federal connected-vehicle rules prevent Polestar from selling new 2027 models in America, but existing cars and eligible older inventory remain legal.

Differences between the 1G and 2G DSM

The DSM is the acronym that stands for Diamond Star Motors, the partnership between Mitsubishi, Eagle and Chrysler. Most import enthusiasts have come to...
Factory LS1 press-fit piston pin compared with aftermarket full-floating wrist pin and retaining locks

LS1 Press-Fit vs. Full-Floating Wrist Pins: What’s the Difference?

Factory LS1 wrist pins use a press-fit connecting-rod arrangement, while many aftermarket combinations use full-floating pins and retaining locks. Learn how each design works and which measurements matter.

How to Test a RSX Starter

Bench testing a component of your vehicle is never a good time, in fact it can be described as miserable especially when you don't...
2027 Honda Passport TrailSport climbing rocky terrain with its redesigned lifted suspension and 9.6 inches of ground clearance.

2027 Honda Passport TrailSport Gets a Serious Factory Lift—and Honda Reengineered Almost Everything to...

The 2027 Honda Passport TrailSport is getting substantially more serious about going off-road. Honda has comprehensively reengineered the TrailSport...

Electronic Boost Controller Basics – How a EBC works

Blessing to some people, curse to others there's a lot of misinformation out there the electronic boost controller. The use of electronic solenoids allow you...

Turbo Wheel Trims 101 – What’s in a Number

So you are looking to turbo your car and maybe even bolt on a turbo kit. The problem is you hear all this jargon...
2002–2003 Acura RSX parking brake diagram showing the factory 7–9 click specification, parking brake cable, rear caliper, and actuating arm.

How Many Clicks Should the Parking Brake Have on a 2002–2003 Acura RSX?

How many clicks should an Acura RSX parking brake have? The factory service manual specifies 7–9 clicks. Here's what to inspect when yours falls outside that range.