They say bigger is better and it's certainly one aspect that applies to the brakes in your car. It's one thing to bolt on bigger and badder brake discs, calipers and brake pads, but what does it all mean...
At first blush the Nissan Gripz seems like a strange concept car that doesn't quite fit into the sports car or SUV category. While it may look sharp, it's definitely a vehicle that most sports car enthusiasts weren't eager to...
The Cirrus crank sensor is an integral part of your Chrysler EFI system. This unit is a hall effect style sensor that reads the positioning of your Cirrus crankshaft. The Chrysler crank sensor determines the position and speed of your...
When it comes to the different forms of forced induction, the differences between turbo vs supercharger have always been debated. There are many factors to consider when you are thinking about forced induction. Want to figure out what to weigh...
Whether you are installing a turbo kit or building a naturally aspirated DOHC VTEC setup, you'll need to upgrade your Civic fuel pump. The factory Honda fuel pump won't be able to handle the added demands your bolt on parts will...
When you are looking for the best way to relieve positive crankcase pressure, the all new Vibrant catch can is the right part for you. Available in recessed form as well as a recirculating feature, these new Vibrant catch...
One of the iconic American super cars in history, the Chevy Corvette is an incredible machine that's still highly sought after. With a flexible range of powerplants and the incredible base GEN III LS1 engine, the Corvette is often...
The Focus crank sensor in your Ford is there to read the position of your crankshaft. By reading the teeth on your crankshaft trigger plate, your Ford engine computer can determine engine speed. Unlike many other crank sensors that operate...
There are four individual Protege fuel injector that fit into your Mazda fuel rail. Failure of this fuel injector can lead to problems with your Protege starting, or even cause engine misfire issues in your 1.8 or 1.6 liter engine....
The E350 MAF Sensor in your 3.5 liter Mercedes-Benz is an air flow sensor that reads and analyzes the amount of air entering your engine. This pass through vane meter converts the airflow to a voltage that your Mercedes engine...
