In this short video, our friends at K&N show you how easy it can be to install one of their cold intakes. The installation team uses a 2011 Dodge Challenger in this video, but these K&N intake kits are available for a wide variety of makes and models. Check it out. <div style=”display:inline;”> <img height=”1″
Got questions? We’ve got the answers—the Summit Racing tech department tackles your automotive-related conundrums. Last week, we tackled a rich air/fuel condition. This week, we’re revisiting the popular subject and offering up a few more possible solutions as well as some general tuning tips. J.R. • Summerland, CA Q: I have a 1964 Nova that I
Super Bowl XLVII had a little of everything–a freak, 35-minute blackout, brother battling brother, a record-setting kickoff return, and a guy who got away with murder. I mean, really–how else would you describe the controversial non-call against the Ravens’ Jimmy Smith at the end of the game? It was practically like committing a crime and getting
Happy Groundhog Day! While those guys with the old-timey mustaches and top hats have their fun with old Punxatawny Phil, we’d like to focus your attention on the true, undisputed king of rodents: the rat. We’ve assembled a gallery of killer rat rods that we found over the past year. You won’t see any magical, weather-predicting
“I’m gonna give my Mouse some laughing gas, add some zoomies, throw on some big baloneys, and hit the quarter-mile with my Tri-Five.” OK–who talks like that really? Probably no one, although hot rodding does come with so many unique words and slang terms that it’s almost impossible to think of them all. We tried anyway–and we
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