When it comes to buying a used engine, there are several options. One option to get your engine like-new again, assuming the existing engine isn't damaged beyond repair, is an engine overhaul or ...

With the variety and interchangeability of LS parts, almost no two LS "crate" engines will end up alike and that makes them virtually indistinguishable from scratch-built engines. Let's check out 10 ...

If you work on cars or have driven one for long enough, you're probably aware that our vehicles depend on a range of different automotive fluids to help them run, regardless of whether the vehicle is ...

Last month's article on swap meet shopping covered an engine's basics: blocks, heads, and crankshafts. In this installment we'll look at other durable engine parts usually found at a swap meet. As ...

Q: HelloVettetechnical department. My name is Charles and I have a question regarding my 1976 Corvette, which is a daily driver. My engine is tired and starting to burn oil. I am not interested in ...

The federal “cash for clunkers” program may be giving car dealers a much-needed boost, but it isn’t necessarily prompting a corresponding economic jolt at the scrap yards that take those jalopies. The ...

Imagine building your project car with Dale Earnhardt Jr. 's old tachometer, Joey Logano's rear axle, or Jimmie Johnson's trailing arms. Well, you can. Used race-car parts are out there, and you don't ...