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Gallery: Quick DIY Jeep Trackhawk Oil Change Access Panel

Recently, we had the owner of a 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk in the shop requesting an easier way to access the oil cooler...

Gallery: Swapping a 904 for a 727 in Your Own Driveway

Whether installing a new engine or upgrading your current engine, consideration should be given to what updates are necessary to bolster the drivetrain to...

Gallery: Stepping Up a Super Bee’s Performance with QA1 & Wilwood

Earlier this year, our editorial contributor, David Kruk, picked up a QA1 coil-over suspension for his Pro Touring 1970 Super Bee. Time marches quickly,...

Gallery: Moser Engineering Helps Mend Our Super Bee’s 8 3/4″

A while back our 1970 pro touring Super Bee started making a little bit of noise in the rear end along with not always...

Hughes Engines Tech Center: Fuel Pump Eccentric Essentials

Since the early 1980s, fuel systems have slowly transitioned from old-school, engine-mounted mechanical pumps to in-tank electric versions. The reasons are many, including cooling,...

Gallery: E0 or E10 – A Quest for Cost Effective Fuel Economy Improvement

Getting the lead out was the battle cry of the 1970s, and as a result, in the United States, leaded gasoline was gradually phased...

Gallery: Factory Airtemp or Vintage Air – Which Works for You?

At the 2023 Carlisle Chrysler Nationals, it seemed as though factory air conditioning (AC) was installed on most of the vintage-era vehicles on the...

Hughes Engines Tech Center: Firing Up a Fresh Engine

Firing up a brand-new engine is usually the culmination of many days and many dollars’ worth of work. But it must be done correctly...

Gallery: RTE Instrument Cluster Voltage Regulator Fixes Erratic Gauges

In our older Mopars, manufactured before the 1980s, instrument clusters often relied on mechanical voltage regulators to drop the 12-volt system voltage down to...

Gallery: Everything You Need to Know About The All-New Holley Sniper EFI 2

The greatest sluggers of our national pastime hit a home run once every 10 to 11 at-bats, which is quite a feat. However, if...

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Chunky Monkey: 8¾ Rear End Center Section Rebuild

If you're building a classic Mopar muscle car, chances are if your machine came from the factory with anything bigger than an 318, you've...

The General Rides Again: Everything You Need to Know To Build a Correct General Lee

In 1978, a decision was made over at Warner Brothers to film at least five episodes of a brand new TV series called “The...

Swap a Modern HEMI Into Your Classic Mopar with Mopar’s New Crate HEMI Engine Kits

With modern HEMI swaps into old Mopars becoming quite popular, Mopar has decided to step up their game with a fantastic announcement at the...

What You May Not Know About The “Vanishing Point” 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T

"Vanishing Point"; it’s a name well known in the Mopar community. Many have seen the movie but surprisingly, quite a few haven’t. Spoiler alert...

Go Manual With Passon Performance’s 4-Speed Conversion Kit

Sadly, not all Mopars were outfitted with 4-speeds and finding one isn’t easy. Even if you find a manual car that might have had...

Gallery: ’66-’70 B-Body 8.75 Rear Differential Identifiers & Markings

For 1966-1970 Plymouth and Dodge B-bodies there were three basic rear end assemblies that were available: the 8¼, the 8¾, and the 9¾ Dana...
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