Stock Car Racing Tech Articles

Used Racecar Buyer's Guide - Buyer Beware!

A used stock car buyer's guide with tips to help you make the right decision more

Dirt Racing Radiator Protection

Learn How To Build A Simple Radiator Protector For Dirt Track Racing more

Racing Fuel Safety - Fuel Transportation

How to store and transport racing fuel safely more

Stock Car Stress - All Stressed Out

Develop a checklist to make sure the parts and pieces on your car aren't under too much stress more

Used Racecar Buyer's Guide - Buyer Beware!

A used stock car buyer's guide with tips to help you make the right decision more

Dirt Racing Tech - Radiator Protection

We show you how to build a simple radiator protector for dirt track racing more

Electrical System Maintenance - The Power To Perform

A guide to stock car electrical system maintenance more

Fuel Sytem Tune - Fueling The Equation

Always struggling in making the race programm, the answer to your dilemma could be as simple as checking your fuel system. more

Chassis Tuning Extra - Digital Tuning

Communication between the crew chief and the driver has gotten a little more clearer with the help of digital cameras. more

Routine Brake Maintenance - Stop...And Go Faster!

Learn how to keep your brake system in peak performance. more

Automatic Transmission Performance - Auto Tech

Making your life a little easier by improving your automatic transmission. more

Worn Out Springs - Spring Into Action

Gain speed and stability with changing your springs. more

Legends Race Day Tips - Dialing In A Legends Car

Springs cause many headaches, especially in Legends Car racing and knowing the right combination helps. more

Performance & Reliability - Make 'EM Last

Tire life can be increased through understanding how to use a groove and cutting tool. more

Vinyl Graphics - It's A Wrap

An advantage in using vinyl wraps is that it helps to repel mud, easy to install, as a car is damaged, it is easily repaired, and more. more

Avoiding Costly Repairs - Keeping It Clean

By avoiding dirt entry in crucial areas of your Dirt Track racecar is crucial and we have the key in avoiding those costly repairs. more

ICE Radiator - Coolin' It

On a hot day of racing, the radiator can overheat but with a little knowledge it can be avoided. more

Properly Equipped - The Engine Pull

Removing an engine from a racecar can be grueling and painstaking but all that can be avoided, learn how. more

Short Track Questions - Racers' Faq

Doug Demoss from Quick Performance, answers frequently asked questions asked by the average short track racer. more

Dirt Track Racing Shocks - Shock Tips For The Dirt Racer

Being consistently in the front of the race can be achieved easily through adjusting your shocks with our basic tuning tips. more

Holley Carburetor Float - Don't Forget The Floats

The Dirt Track racers face numerous conditions where it can affect a tuned Holley carburetor that came with the engine package, which is why one needs on the way to adjust the floaters. more

Do It Yourself Body Repair - Basic Body Repairs

A racing team can save hundreds of dollars doing their own body repairs and means racing an entire season. more

LS Series Chevrolet Head - Head Knowledge

Determining the volume of a CNC ported LS series Chevrolet head or any race engine can be done with little time, basic tools, and little knowledge. more

Complex Bumpstop Setup - The Bump Stops Here

The overall performance of a race car can be improved through these simplistic yet complex bumpstop setups. more

Tri-Y Headers - Rustproof Your Headers

Rust affects the strength and durability of steel that is why for our Tri-Y headers we have a cheap and easy solution for rust proofing. more