[portfolio_slideshow id=39642] Let’s assume you bought a brand spanking new block and it’s back from the machine shop. It’s machined and it’s ready to go. Or is it? Probably not. You need to prep it for assembly. That involves cleaning the block and installing the various hardware pieces (galley plugs, oil filter adapter(s), cooler lines
Editor’s Note: Mike Mavrigian has been building engines almost as long as there has been internal combustion. Mike’s shop, Birchwood Automotive, specializes in street performance and racing engines and vehicle restoration. As you’ll see in this article series, he includes a wealth of information on his engine builds. [portfolio_slideshow id=39615] This engine build starts where they
Looking for a truck that can power through the snow? Need something with gobs of low-end torque and serious towing power? You may want to take a look at this video from Chicago earlier in the week. We’re not saying a RAM or a Chevy truck couldn’t do it too, but watching this Ford F-150 FX4 pull
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