Where Are KC Turbos Built?
KC Turbos power some of America’s favorite trucks, but their origin story is more complex than a simple label. Here’s what really goes into each build.
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5 HEMI Crate Engines You Can Find For Under $4,000
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Chevy LT1 Vs LT2 Engines: What's The Difference?
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What Are The Torque Tubes On Corvettes For?
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The 2026 Toyota RAV4 Is Missing One Big Engine Option
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Who Makes Western Star Trucks And Where Are They Manufactured?
These heavy-hauling trucks have earned quiet respect on tough job sites. But their production and history are more complex than you might think.
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5 Groundbreaking Tech Inventions That Defined The '80s
From the first brick-sized cell phone to the birth of personal computing, these 5 groundbreaking inventions from the 1980s completely changed how we live today.
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5 '80s Cars We Wish Would Make A Comeback
There were plenty of great cars from the 1980s that sadly didn't last past the end of the decade, for whatever reason. Here are some we'd love to see return.
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GM's V8 Engine Recall Just Got Even Worse For The Company
GM's L87 engine has been the subject of a massive 600,000-vehicle recall and an NHTSA investigation, but things have just taken a turn for the worse.
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Cadillac Will Use The 2026 Super Bowl To Make Some Big Reveals
Cadillac has announced that it'll be revealing a huge part of its 2026 motorsport program at the 2026 Super Bowl. Here's what it has in store.
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This State Wants Drivers To Start Paying By The Mile As EV Popularity Climbs
EVs are heavier than traditional cars, so they cause more wear on the road, but road maintenance is usually funded via gas tax. Here's what one state is doing.
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Do Toyota Land Cruisers Come With Secondary Fuel Tanks? Here's What We Know
The Land Cruiser is one of Toyota's longest-running lines of vehicles thanks to its many different configuration options and ability to adapt.
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Here's Why An Impact Wrench Is One Of The Best Power Tools For Car Repairs, According To Mechanics
Professional and amateur mechanics alike make use of impact wrenches to make jobs go more easily. One of our veteran wrenchers explains why they're so valuable.
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Are New Corvettes Reliable? Consumer Reports Has This To Say About Them
The new C8 Corvette's redesign really shook things when it launched to widespread acclaim in 2020, but as the years have gone on, how reliable has it proved?
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The Largest Demolition Projects Of All Time
Demolition satisfies a deep part of the human brain that enjoys seeing things come apart. These particular projects are some of the biggest demolitions ever.
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How To Measure Your Car's Horsepower At Home (And Why It's Useful)
Horsepower drops happen gradually, but it's measurable. Find out how a DIY check can expose performance changes and help trace the root of mechanical problems.
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Why Drivers Say The Porsche Carrera GT Is One Of The Most Dangerous Supercars Out There
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Toyota's 2026 Prius Plug-In Hybrid Beats The Honda Civic In More Than Just HP
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Can You Clean A Car's O2 Sensor? (And Why You Might Need To)
Your car’s O2 sensor can cause rough running, bad mileage, and inspection nightmares. Can a quick clean save the day? Here's what you need to know.
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Tesla May Finally Add CarPlay, And EV Owners' Response Is Exactly What You'd Expect
Tesla has famously refused to add Apple CarPlay for years. Now, a new report says the feature is finally coming. So, what changed?
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Is It Illegal To Back Into A Parking Spot In The US? It Depends
Backing into a parking spot seems harmless, but some U.S. cities see it differently. Here’s why the rules change so much depending on where you’re driving.
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A Small Single-Cab Pickup Could Dominate The Market, So Where Are They?
Not everyone needs a large, full-size pickup, but those looking for an alternative have few, if any, trucks to choose from. What happened to the small truck?
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What Is Spark Plug Indexing, And Is It Really Necessary?
Something about engine spark plugs that rarely seems to get mentioned is indexing. What is it, actually? Should you index the spark plugs on your engine?
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