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28 Aug 2025 / By Brad Smith
145: How to Avoid Wasting Thousands on the Dyno [PODCAST]
It’s common for car enthusiasts to rush their car onto the dyno before it’s truly ready, only to have it strapped down and the tuner uncover a list of issues. Nothing kills the excitement of chasing those long-awaited power figures faster than unexpected problems.
14 Aug 2025 / By Brad Smith
144: Is a Retired F1 Car the Ultimate Track Toy? [PODCAST]
Formula 1 represents the pinnacle of motorsport and James Densley along with the team at TDF Limited are breathing new life into retired F1 cars, transforming them back into the ultimate track weapons.
11 Aug 2025 / By Taz Quinn-Walshe
You're Setting Your Ride Height WRONG (Probably)
You’re probably doing this wrong, but it’s not your fault.
11 Aug 2025 / By Taz Quinn-Walshe
DIY Automotive Sheet Metal Fabrication | 5 Minute Guide
Make your own professional-quality parts using basic shop tools and materials.
06 Aug 2025 / By Taz Quinn-Walshe
Why Factory Transmissions Feel Like Garbage (And How to Fix It)
If your auto trans shifts feel like a soggy handshake, it’s most likely not the hardware. It’s the tune, and you can (often) fix that.
31 Jul 2025 / By Brad Smith
143: DIY Motorsport Isn’t Easy But It’s Insanely Rewarding [PODCAST]
No matter the stage of a build, most projects reach a point where giving up feels tempting. They demand grit and perseverance—and Karel Silha from KS Motorsport’s wild DTM-inspired M4 Time Attack build is no exception.
30 Jul 2025 / By Taz Quinn-Walshe
It's crusty. It's old. It's broken | Wiper Motor Upgrade
This wiper motor is old, crusty, and more importantly, not designed for a modern PDM. Let's fix that. In this video, we tear down our old Toyota FJ40 wiper motor and rewire it to function with a MoTeC PDM (Power Distribution Module), which switches power instead of ground.
30 Jul 2025 / By Taz Quinn-Walshe
3D Scan and Model Your Own Car Parts
Tired of measuring, cutting, and hoping it fits? 3D scanning takes out the guesswork and can save you hours of trial and error on your next sheet metal project. Here's how it works from initial scan to final weld.