There is a place in our hearts for every type of car or truck. Ford and Chevy. Mopar. Even a foreign vehicle or two. But not this past Sunday at Summit Racing. The All Ford Show was reserved exclusively for you hardcore Bowtie fans. We kid! Check out these Fords, boys and girls. They’re nice.
Do your dirt bike and yourself a favor: Keep your bike tuned. It’s going to save you gobs of cash in the long run as you extend engine life, and make riding infinitely more fun as you squeeze extra power and performance out of your machine. In a perfect world, you should read your owner’s
Do you want to know how a master cylinder works or how to know if your master cylinder is going bad? Or the difference between a single reservoir versus a dual reservoir master cylinder? In this episode of Summit Racing Quick Flicks, Summit Racing’s tech team explains the function and symptoms of a bad master
Collector Car Appreciation Day is designed to celebrate and raise awareness regarding the important role automotive collection and restoration plays in American society. While we greatly appreciate SEMA and the efforts of other industry leaders in promoting this day, we don’t really need a reason to celebrate automotive awesomeness. It’s what we do. But, we
JOLIET, IL—The switch was inevitable. Had the new Chevrolet Camaro Pro Stock race cars been available at the start of the 2012 NHRA Full Throttle Series racing season, the Team Summit drivers would have debuted them immediately. As it worked out, Jason Line and Greg Anderson started the season piloting their Pontiac GXPs—the same cars
Which superheroes have the best cars? It didn’t take long to realize the list is pretty short. Superman flies magic-style. Wonder Woman rocks an invisible jet. Thor gets pulled around by some angry light-speed flying rams. The lesson here, we think, is that humans are really the best judge of what’s great in the
1953. The polio vaccine was released. TV Guide began publication. RCA started selling color televisions. And Chevrolet started producing the Corvette—America’s first sports car. For those of us not around in 1953, it’s hard to imagine a time in which the vast majority of Americans showed virtually no interest in a performance automobile. But that’s
Let’s establish a few important things. Some of the most expensive stuff you can break on your quad is located in the undercarriage. If you’re not running hard enough or in terrain where you need to be worried about protecting those components, then you’re probably doing it wrong. Protecting those parts is simple. Not cheap,
Mopar or no car. So many enthusiasts subscribe to this life philosophy. And while we appreciate just about anything with an internal combustion engine, and even a few things without, we salute your passion for all things Mopar. We have some photos from Summit Racing’s 2012 All Mopar Show in Tallmadge, OH. And we hope
Father’s Day gets us thinking about dads. Writing about cars gets us thinking about racing. So it was only a matter of time before we started thinking about dads in racing. And think about it, we did. Who are the best father-son (or in the case of the Forces, the best father-daughter) tandems or groups
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