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Cutaway turbocharger diagram comparing a correct gravity-fed oil drain with a restricted return line and excessive crankcase pressure.

Why Is My Turbo Leaking Oil If the Seals Are Still Good?

A smoking turbo does not always need rebuilding. Restricted oil drainage, crankcase pressure and installation errors can force oil through a healthy turbo.

What is Engine Knock

Engine knock is also known as pre-ignition or detonation. There's several common reasons what cause knock in your engine. When your engine is running,...
LS1 powdered-metal cracked-cap connecting rod showing the fractured cap mating surface

What Are LS1 Cracked-Cap Connecting Rods? How GM’s Fractured Rod Design Works

Factory LS1 connecting rods use a **powdered-metal cracked-cap design** with uniquely matched fracture surfaces. Learn why rod caps must stay with their original rods, how the design works, and what to inspect before reusing factory LS1 rods.

How To Shop for Aftermarket Tuners – My Pro Street

Aftermarket tuning is a concept that's foreign to most car owners, but it's definitely a technology that can help everybody. When it comes to...

How To Test a Chevy Malibu IAT Sensor

The mass air flow sensor in your 3.5 liter Chevy Malibu also includes the Malibu IAT Sensor. Your Intake Air Temperature sensor is responsible for...
Moroso performance parts including racing oil pan, oil accumulator, coolant expansion tank, air/oil separator, battery terminals and engine-building components.

Moroso Performance Parts FAQ: Oil Systems, Cooling, Electrical and Racing Hardware

This Moroso performance parts FAQ explains how oil accumulators, racing filters, catch cans, vacuum pumps, coolant expansion tanks, transmission pans, battery hardware, and engine-building tools work—and what to consider before adding them to your street, track, or race build.

How to Donate A Car in California

Contrary to popular belief, donating a car in California doesn't have to be a challenge. Knowing how to donate a car properly,...
Toyota GR GT road car beside the GR GT3 race car at Laguna Seca

Toyota GR GT Shares 80 Percent of Its Hardware With the GT3 Race Car

Toyota’s GR GT is closely related to its GT3 racing counterpart, with a dry-sump twin-turbo V8, carbon torque tube and hybrid rear transaxle.