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Engine Builder Issue: December, 2007
Valve Seat Technology For Stock and Performance Applications
Though the basic metallurgy of valve seats hasn’t changed a great deal over the years, there have been some significant developments in the past year or two that is changing the way many performance engines are built.
Crate Racing Engines - Thinking Outside The Box
According to a few racing analysts, short track racing is in trouble. The cost to go racing has always been high, but today it has skyrocketed out of reach for many. Some will scale down to race in less expensive, cost-controlled classes. But what wi...
Internet Marketing Opportunities Exist - Are Engine Builders Online?
According to a survey conducted recently by Babcox Research, Engine Builder readers still lag behind much of the automotive industry with regard to their internet presence.
Old Iron: Sealing Stovebolt Chevy Engines
You know that modern lip seals can be installed so as to be all but entirely dry in many engines. They are actually NOT, by the way. All seals require some amount of lubrication and so at least a small amount of seepage – enough to lube the lips – is...
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