I just finished replacing the clutch in my ’72 Nova and put the Hurst shifter back on my Muncie four-speed but when I drove the car, something is definitely wrong. When I shift from Second to Third, the rpm drops way down – much more than it should. But then when I shift from Third
Autocross is sometimes referred to as the tri-athelon of the auto world. So how do you power a 3,250-pound car around the twists and turns of an Autocross track? According to Al Noe, Chief Product Officer at Summit Racing Equipment, it takes a balance of horsepower, handling, stopping power–and patience. Noe, who is an avid
It’s time to take a summer road trip. No matter where the road might be taking you, it’s important that you stock your vehicle with the necessities to make the trip successful. It’s doubly important when you’re hitting the road in a classic or vintage vehicle that has already seen its share of miles. Once you’ve changed
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