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
The 2012 Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Nationals featured hot temperatures–and even hotter racing action. Check out our photo gallery below for some of the cars and stars that helped make this year’s race another success. [portfolio_slideshow id=6347]
Learn about roller and flat-tappet camshafts. Learn about the differences between drag racing and towing applications for choosing the best camshaft for your vehicle. Better understand the duration and lift numbers for your ride. Hear why a mild camshaft is most likely the right choice for you. All by watching this Summit Racing Quick Flicks
[portfolio_slideshow id=6145] 100-degree heat indexes. 140-degree track temperatures. Mother Nature served up a good old-fashioned summer heat wave just in time for the Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Nationals in Norwalk, OH. But things only got hotter Friday as the racing action fired up at Summit Racing Equipment Motorsports Park. Check out the sights and sounds
Happy Fourth of July! We’re saluting America’s Independence Day and your love for high performance American automobiles with our gallery of red, white, and blue hot rods. We’ve compiled this gallery with cars and trucks from various shows we’ve attended over the last year—everything from the Detroit Autorama to Hot August Nights! Enjoy! [portfolio_slideshow id=5749]
Few parts are more synonymous with a classic American hot rod than the carburetor. Ironically, few parts are more misunderstood than the venerable carb, which still came equipped on some vehicle models as late as the 1990s. The carburetor, which is essentially an air pump that feeds your engine with air and fuel, remains a
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
Here at OnAllCylinders, we dabble in photography. At Braun Photographics, they live and breathe it. Owner Marc Braun shoots many of Summit Racing’s famous catalog covers, along with other automotive-related promotional material for the performance parts giant, and he stopped by Super Summit 2012 to capture the scene. He shared many of his favorite show
The gang at Steeda Autosport injected a Shelby GT500 Mustang with 1,000 horsepower, and gave it to the Brill Steel Drift Team to play with. The result is this video, filled with driving of questionable legality and a great song by The Doors.
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