Concept rendering of the new Ford Bronco from Bronco6g.com. Rumors have been swirling about a new Ford Bronco and Ranger for a couple years now. Bill Johnson, chairman of UAW Local 900, has now essentially confirmed the return of the two popular models in an interview with the Detroit Free Press. While responding to Presidential candidate Donald
It’s a dirty, thankless job, but someone (or something) has to do it. Deep down in the abyss of your engine bay, engine mounts are tasked with the tough job of holding your engine in place. They typically attach your engine to three or four points on your vehicle’s frame or subframe. An engine mount’s job description also
Racing season is winding down in many parts of the country, but that doesn’t mean your remaining race fuel has to go to waste. Although race fuel is often stored for several months between racing seasons, there are steps you can take to keep it as fresh as possible for next season. According to the folks at Sunoco
Q: I have a couple of problems I hope you can help me solve. I have a 1969 383 Mopar that shakes right after the first cold startup, but only if it’s been longer than 24 hours since the engine was last running. I was told this might be because the electric choke on my Edelbrock
Fifty years ago this month, the Chevrolet Camaro was unveiled and unleashed to battle the Ford Mustang. Chevrolet introduced the pony car to the press in mid-September at press events in both Detroit and Los Angeles. By the end of the month, the Camaro was officially on sale at dealerships. As we celebrate the 5oth anniversary of the Chevy
US Gear recently announced it will sell off-the-shelf gear sets with Isotropic Superfinishing (ISF) treatment. For many, this news begs the question: What the heck is Isotropic Superfinishing? For those of us who spent high school science class playing paper football and doodling in our Trapper Keeper, the concepts of isotropy and isotropic finishes is a bit of
General Motors’ LS (Gen. III/IV) series of engines is the engine swap king these days. In addition to the parade of factory LS-powered late-model cars, you’ll find LS engines in old-school street rods, resto-modded vintage muscle cars, classic trucks, and even asphalt-chewing race cars. There are three ways to make an LS swap happen. You can supply your own LS-equipped donor
Congress is back at work after a seven-week recess. To mark lawmakers’ return from recess, SEMA has drafted a new letter urging members of Congress to take immediate action to further the progress of the RPM Act. The Recognizing the Protection of Motorsports Act (RPM Act) was drafted to make clear that the Clean Air
What the world’s most interesting man says is true. Buick Rivieras aren’t the most common car you’ll see at a car show (unless it’s a Buick, Oldsmobile, Pontiac show). But when you’re lucky enough to stumble upon one, it’s usually a first-, second, or third-generation model. Although there were eight iterations of the Riviera through 1999, these first three generations
Car fanatics are never short on opinions. For the past two weeks, we’ve asked you to share those opinions on the important issues. Issues that divide America. Issues like: What’s the best automotive brand? Who makes the best engine? What’s the best current model truck? From your answers and opinions, we determined the winners of our
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