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How To Prevent Understeer

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Understeer can be an annoying side effect of increasing your wheel horsepower, especially in front drive vehicles. Whenever you are adding bolt ons that...
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New car depreciation is a simple fact of buying a car. When you buy a new car, it will lose some value over time....
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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.
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So you are looking to turbo your car and maybe even bolt on a turbo kit. The problem is you hear all this jargon...
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FAQ : How to Wire a 2JZGTE in a S14 240SX

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The robust 2JZGTE has been a import industry powerhouse engine platform since 1994 and with the increasing number of JDM swaps available, it's becoming...
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For fans of the 1988-1991 Honda Civic / CRX and EF, as well as the 1990-1991 Acura Integra, we are adding another chapter to...
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How To Choose the Best Tuner

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When you are modifying and installing upgrades to your vehicle, there will come a time when you need an engine tuner. Tuning is the...
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How To Reset Your Honda Odyssey Maintenance Light

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The bright yellow maintenance required light isn't a bad sign, in fact it's a nice reminder to take your Honda Odyssey in for some...
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