OnAllCylinders - An Automotive Blog from Summit Racing

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Chrysler has a great tradition of producing powerful high-performance engines. Engines that you can build today. We’re working with the Chrysler B-Block, which is the original low-deck version of the [ ] Read more... From our friends at Horsepower Wars: The final round of Horsepower Wars $10K Drag Shootout 2 displayed exactly what the competition was all about: teams fighting through considerable adversity to [ ] Read more... Setting bearing clearance for a performance engine is a fundamental step in the building process. There are no quick and easy ways to establish this critical clearance, but with patience [ ] Read more... Torque angle bolts require a unique tightening process. The torque angle method is a more precise way of torquing a standard fastener to a predetermined tension. When using this method, [ ] Read more... Engine Building 101: How to Calculate and Measure Main Bearing Clearance (Video) Setting bearing clearance for a performance engine is a fundamental step in the building process. There are no quick and easy ways to establish this critical clearance, but with patience [ ] Horsepower Wars: $10K Drag Shootout 2, Episode 8 – The Race From our friends at Horsepower Wars: The final round of Horsepower Wars $10K Drag Shootout 2 displayed exactly what the competition was all about: teams fighting through considerable adversity to [ ] Building a Baby Max Wedge 435 Mopar B-Block Stroker That Makes Nearly 600 HP Chrysler has a great tradition of producing powerful high-performance engines. Engines that you can build today. We’re working with the Chrysler B-Block, which is the original low-deck version of the [ ] Mailbag: Will These Exhaust Headers Fit my Vehicle? Q: How can I figure out if these headers will fit my vehicle? A: Exhaust headers are designed to fit a specific combination of engine and vehicle. Just because a [ ] by OnAllCylinders Staff on July 6, 2020 at 1:59 pm 4 comments Q: How can I figure out if these headers will fit my vehicle? A: Exhaust headers are designed to fit a specific combination of engine and vehicle. Just because a [ ] by Jeff Smith on July 1, 2020 at 5:17 pm 5 comments I have a weird thing happening with my small-block Chevy crate engine that has me scratching my head. The engine is a 290-horsepower Chevy crate engine with a set of [ ] by OnAllCylinders Staff on June 30, 2020 at 4:29 pm 2 comments Spirolox — something referred to as wristpin clips or spiral retaining rings — are used to secure pistons and wrist pins to connecting rods. Using Spirolox on each side of [ ] by OnAllCylinders Staff on June 29, 2020 at 5:31 pm 3 comments Q: Can you explain the difference between 4-1 and Tri-Y collectors? A: The collector is where the primary tubes merge together. 4-1 and Tri-Y are the two main types [ ] by Jeff Smith on June 25, 2020 at 4:51 pm 2 comments The designers of late model engines like the GM LS, Ford Modular engine, and the Chrysler Gen III Hemi have in many ways made it easy for performance enthusiasts. Not [ ] by Wayne Scraba on June 24, 2020 at 4:38 pm 5 comments Take your pick: Chain hoist or cherry picker. That’s the standard when it comes to yarding out (and replacing and simply moving) an engine in your ride or around your [ ] by OnAllCylinders Staff on June 24, 2020 at 3:01 pm 4 comments Today, the late Jessi Combs officially achieved her goal. The Guinness Book of World Records has certified that Combs reached 522.783 mph during her fatal attempt last year to become [ ] by OnAllCylinders Staff on June 23, 2020 at 2:47 pm 2 comments Crankshaft end play is a delicate balance. Too much crankshaft thrust can lead to lead to engine damage, but too little thrust bearing clearance can cause problems as well. If [ ] by OnAllCylinders Staff on June 22, 2020 at 3:56 pm 3 comments Q: What is rod ratio? A: Rod ratio is the relationship between theConnecting Rod Lengthand theStroke Lengthof the crankshaft. How is itcalculated? Use the following formula to calculate rod [ ]

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