Category Archive: Hack of the Week, TECH, Tech Stories, Videos
Momo Steering Wheel Saved From The Crusher – Is Restoration Possible?
Aug 14, 2022Chad Reynolds1
Ever walk through the wrecking yard or swap meet and find a part that you think would be great for your project but wonder if it is too nasty to be cleaned and freshened up for your ride? I’ve...
Single Seat Race Car Build Part 5: Uh Oh… Having To Rebuild The Frame Rails Isn’t Ideal
Aug 14, 2022Chad ReynoldsComments Off on Single Seat Race Car Build Part 5: Uh Oh… Having To Rebuild The Frame Rails Isn’t Ideal
When you embark on a one-off custom race car project and are moving right along with your deadline looking attainable, it is NOT good to get word that the frame rails you have based your whole...
EFI vs Carbureted Electric Fuel Pumps: How To Run An EFI Fuel Pump On A Carbureted Engine
Aug 14, 2022Chad ReynoldsComments Off on EFI vs Carbureted Electric Fuel Pumps: How To Run An EFI Fuel Pump On A Carbureted Engine
Ten years ago it seemed like every component for an EFI engine was different than a carbureted one, but in the last ten years those differences have gotten less and less. Computer-controlled...
HOW TO FIX: EBAY PONTIAC TROPHY 4 CYL (1/2 A GTO 389). N0 COMPRESSION, RICHIE REBUILD, WILL IT RUN?
Aug 14, 2022Chad Reynolds1
Pontiac’s Trophy 4 came in the Pontiac Tempest and was literally half of a 389 V8. People that love them are weird, but dedicated. If you ever saw one running in a Tempest you would laugh when...
Iron Trap Model A Shop Truck: It Has Working Lights And Runs!!!!
Aug 13, 2022Chad ReynoldsComments Off on Iron Trap Model A Shop Truck: It Has Working Lights And Runs!!!!
The Model A Shop Truck project has been going hot and heavy for months, and the boys have really been making awesome headway on it, but it has never been this close to being a driver! This latest...
1968 Chevrolet Nomad Station Wagon! Will it Run After Deteriorating for 25 Years?!?
Aug 13, 2022Chad ReynoldsComments Off on 1968 Chevrolet Nomad Station Wagon! Will it Run After Deteriorating for 25 Years?!?
As a wagon freak, I am always excited to see another classic wagon come back to life, but will this 1968 Chevelle Nomad that Mortske found be worth fixing? This thing looks a bit rough, and has been...
Is This Blasphemy? Gen III Hemi Swapped C10 Budget Build – Part 1 Tear Down!
Aug 13, 2022Chad ReynoldsComments Off on Is This Blasphemy? Gen III Hemi Swapped C10 Budget Build – Part 1 Tear Down!
The thought process here is that every conceivable vehicle on earth has already been LS swapped, so we need to start switching it up, and what better way to do that than to stuff a Gen III HEMI into...
Barn Find 1958 Plymouth: Let The Engine Teardown Begin! Is It Too Far Gone?
Aug 12, 2022Chad ReynoldsComments Off on Barn Find 1958 Plymouth: Let The Engine Teardown Begin! Is It Too Far Gone?
The 1958 Plymouth barn find project is back for more love! It turns out the rings are junk but does that mean it won’t run and drive? Can they be saved? Or is the end near? Watch this latest update...
TRITON V10S, HIDDEN TURBOS, SUPERCHARGED MIN COOPERS, YOU FIND ALL THE COOL STUFF AT THE JUNKYARD!
Aug 12, 2022Chad Reynolds1
Wrecking yards in Southern California are awesome, and the one right down the street from Westech has been a source for jillions of engines that have been run on the dynos there. In this video the...
Can These Guys Build Their Own MegaCab Bumpside Ford Pickup?
Aug 11, 2022Chad ReynoldsComments Off on Can These Guys Build Their Own MegaCab Bumpside Ford Pickup?
The 1967-1972 Ford trucks, often referred to as bump side trucks, are sought after by Ford enthusiasts. They are cool classic trucks and they are getting harder and harder to find. What makes...
Best Shop Vac? Ridgid vs Shop Vac, DeWalt, Stanley, Hart, Craftsman
Aug 11, 2022Chad Reynolds2
I recently replaced our old worn-out shop vac with one that is much bigger and more powerful, but shopping for one certainly wasn’t easy. Not that it was hard per se, but since you can’t...
Casey’s Customs 1965 Mustang Chassis Swap Part 13: Finishing The Flares, Getting The Front Spoiler Installed, And Starting On Glass!
Aug 11, 2022Chad ReynoldsComments Off on Casey’s Customs 1965 Mustang Chassis Swap Part 13: Finishing The Flares, Getting The Front Spoiler Installed, And Starting On Glass!
In this update video from the Mustang Chassis Swap build, you are going to see some finish work going on with the flares as this Mustang chassis swap gets further and further along. In addition to...
Pro Touring Triumph GT6 Build: The Rust Needs Taken Care Of, And Then This Thing Is Going To Start Getting Good.
Aug 11, 2022Chad ReynoldsComments Off on Pro Touring Triumph GT6 Build: The Rust Needs Taken Care Of, And Then This Thing Is Going To Start Getting Good.
So this project here has been going on for several years, and we kind of dig it, mostly because it is going from restomod to pro-touring machine and we dig the direction. To bring everyone up to...
Building A Land Speed Race Car Part 5: Steering, How Complicated Could It Be? Well…
Aug 11, 2022Chad ReynoldsComments Off on Building A Land Speed Race Car Part 5: Steering, How Complicated Could It Be? Well…
In this latest update on the land speed chassis that Superfast Matt is putting together, he’s showing off his steering design. Steering sounds like such a simple thing, but on a streamliner...





