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How To Reset the SRS Light in a Infiniti I35

The Safety Restraint System in your Infiniti I35 is designed to keep you and your passengers safe in the event of a collision. The...

FAQ – What is the MAP Sensor?

Today we'll be covering the Manifold Absolute Pressure Sensor (MAP) in our EFI Guide to answer the common question "What is the MAP Sensor?"...

Ten Tips to Selling your Car

Having problems selling your car? These ten tips can help you figure out why your car isn't selling for the price you want. No matter...

FAQ : How to Wire a LS1 in a S14 240SX

The transplanting of the robust LS1 GEN III Shortblock is something that has happened for nearly a decade, but has recently ramped up in...
Oil pressure switch location on K20 engine block near starter

Why Is My RSX Oil Pressure Light On?

The RSX oil pressure switch has a well-earned reputation for crying wolf. It fails, the light comes on, and the internet tells you to replace the switch and move on. That advice is correct roughly half the time — and engine-destroying the other half. Before ordering parts, spend twenty minutes confirming whether the K20 is lying to you or asking for help. The test is straightforward. The cost of skipping it is not.
Dial indicator measuring LS1 piston-to-deck clearance with the piston at top dead center

LS1 Piston-to-Deck Clearance: How to Measure and Calculate It

LS1 piston-to-deck clearance is determined by **crankshaft stroke, connecting-rod length, piston compression distance, and block geometry**. Learn how these dimensions affect piston position at TDC and how to measure deck clearance during an LS1 build.
Dial indicator measuring LS1 crankshaft end play at the crankshaft thrust bearing

LS1 Crankshaft End Play: What Is the Correct Thrust Clearance?

LS1 crankshaft end play should measure 0.0015–0.0078 inch. Learn where the No. 3 thrust bearing is located, how crankshaft end play is measured, and what to check during an LS1 engine build.
Lotus Type 135 mid-engine supercar representing the expected Esprit V6 and hybrid V8 models

The New Lotus Esprit Will Offer a Lighter Hybrid V6 Alongside Its 1,000-HP V8

Lotus will offer its Type 135 supercar with hybrid V6 and 1,000-PS V8 powertrains. The smaller engine could create the better driver’s car.