One of the most ignored areas of building and maintaining a race car is the fuel system. The fuel tank, filters, vent system, and fuel line size all must be designed to work together to supply the ...

The air filter setup on most diesels is the same as on gasoline-powered vehicles, with the filter located inside the cold air collector box located under the hood. You have to take one big precaution ...

Fuel filters play an essential role in making sure your engine operates as efficiently as possible. Your vehicle’s engine relies on a stream of fuel getting pumped from the tank to the carb or ...

Nobody truly enjoys stopping for fuel. From the nasty pumps to the painful bill, it's a necessary evil most could do without. This notion is especially true for those who tow frequently. Fortunately, ...

A vehicle’s fuel system comprises components that deliver fuel from the tank to the engine, including a fuel pump, fuel lines, a fuel-pressure regulator, fuel filter and fuel injectors. Fuel system ...

"Common rail." It is a term that at this point is universally known across the entire diesel space. However, for uninitiated or new enthusiasts, the term refers to the manner in which late-model/newer ...

Water contamination is one of the chief enemies of any diesel-fueled equipment. All fuels contain some water in suspension, but unlike gasoline, diesel fuel is less refined and will hold a much larger ...

Greg Miller has owned his '68 Chevelle SS for more than 20 years. Backed up by a Tremec TKO-600 five-speed overdrive manual trans and 3.42:1 geared 12-bolt Posi rearend, the car's latest engine--a ...

Editor's Note: This is the first of a three-part article. When you think about it, the end result of all flight planning, the far-right column for those of you who have manually constructed a flight ...