Day: 17

A driveshaft safety loop is an essential part of any high-performance front-engine, rear-wheel-drive vehicle. In fact, many tracks and race sanctioning bodies require one once you reach a certain speed/elapsed time threshold, or if you’re running specific tire types (e.g. slicks). Basically, what a driveshaft loop does is keep your driveshaft from whipping out of

A cranky carburetor can lead to a number of problems—excessive fuel consumption, rough idle, hard starting, and more. We covered some of these issues in our Carb Detective and Carb Checklist posts. While a more-accurate diagnosis of carburetor issues may require more time, tools, and patience, there are few simple, quick tests that will help you