Face Time (Part 3): 1994 Ford 7.3L Powerstroke Diesel Pickups Earn Spot on Our Mt. Rushmore of Trucks
Diesels have become a prominent player in the American truck landscape. We readily concede that you could create a separate Mt. Rushmore of diesel trucks if you really wanted. That’s not our intent here, but we did feel strongly that any Mt. Rushmore of American trucks should include a diesel representative. With several great candidates to choose from,
Face Time: Creating the Mt. Rushmore of American Trucks (Part 1)
44. That’s the number of Presidents we’ve had here in the U.S. of A. All are supposedly honored on this Presidents Day. A few have been immortalized on U.S. currency. But just four have been so widely celebrated that their giant likenesses have been carved into the side of the mountain. Somewhere, we can hear Washington, Jefferson,
Ride Guides: A Quick Guide to Identifying 1960-66 Chevrolet Pickups
Some people are walking automotive encyclopedias. They can look at a vehicle and quickly ascertain year, make, model—and probably a billion other facts, too. For others, it doesn’t come quite so easily. That’s why we’ve created Ride Guides, our series of infographics and posts designed to help you easily identify classic and performance vehicles. In this first
Lot Shots Find of the Week: 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS396
A parking lot is a parking lot is a parking lot—unless it’s the Summit Racing parking lot. On any given day or time, the lot outside a Summit Racing store can turn into an impromptu mini car show, depending on who’s stopped by the store. On Wednesdays, we’ll share our parking lot find of the week—another
Pit Tools Guide 2.0: 10 (More) Tools Your Pit Area Should Have
A few years ago, we did a pit tools guide that included the 10 essential tools every pit area should have. Back then, OnAllCylinders was still operating on just one or two cylinders as we struggled to launch our brand new website. Chances are you haven’t seen that original post, so we invite you to check
Video: 103 Cars Set Guinness World Record for Largest Burnout!
Race season seems a long way off here in the Midwest, but this weekend is the beginning of another NHRA Mello Yello Racing Series season. While many of us can’t exactly relate to the high-dollar operations of some of the teams gathering at the Winternationals in Southern California, a lot of us do enjoy watching the NHRA pros
Vote for Your Favorite Auto-Related Super Bowl XLIX Commercials Here!
The “Big Game” is just a day away. By now, Bill Belichick and Pete Carroll have their game plans in place. The Patriots ball boy has his marching orders, and Marshawn Lynch has already crafted his post-game speech to the media. But we could still use your help here at OnAllCylinders. We need you to help
Weight Plan: How to Properly Place Ballast for a Faster Race Car
Proper ballast placement is actually a free speed secret. Getting the ballast located correctly is a key component for a faster race car and will allow you to go faster around the turns and provide more grip for your car. So, in conjunction with Rebco, we’ve put together a few simple tips for ballast placement. Lose Weight First First,
Truck Treasure: 2015 Ford F-150 Aftermarket Buyers Guide
Depending on where your allegiances lie, aluminum is either for: A) beer cans, or B) trucks. If you lean toward answer A, chances are you’re not that enamored with the 2015 Ford F-150. But if you choose B (or better yet, A and B), you’re probably a fan of the new F-150 and its 95-percent aluminum body.
The Original GT350 Turns 50: How the Shelby GT350 Came to Be!
On this day in 1965, the original Shelby GT350 debuted. The development of the 1965 Shelby GT350, a high performance variant of the Ford Mustang created by Carroll Shelby, is fairly well documented. When Ford decided it needed a racing version of its newly minted Mustang, it decided to homologate the Mustang for SCCA B/Production




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