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Backyard Build Upgrades
Season 9, Episode 9
1964 Ford F350 Flatbed Shop Truck Upgrades
Season 2, Episode 11
Tackling The Worn Out Road Runner Interior - Part 4
Season 9, Episode 5
Spec Panther Race Car Part 3: Paint & Payoff
Season 3, Episode 8
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Our 445 FE is back, a modern EFI system, along with a time-tested tunnel wedge intake made for drivability.
Junkyard Ford 445 FE Gets Modern EFI
Season 8, Episode 4
The six-cylinder Ford’s dyno numbers keep climbing as we give it major cam, piston, and cylinder head upgrades.
Full-Tilt Build On Our Ford 300 Inline 6 For Serious Power Gains
Season 8, Episode 3
What started as a simple “aerosol overhaul” for a Postal Jeep’s powerplant gets a little more complicated!
Will There Be A Big Power Difference On A Mildly Modded AMC 258 Straight 6?
Season 8, Episode 1
We take the original anemic 304 powerplant from an AMC Javelin, and turn it into a high-tech muscle car bullet with some bite!
Complete Rebuild Of An AMC 304 Including Adding Port Fuel Injection
Season 8, Episode 5
The crew from Carcass needs plenty of power to move their 1-ton military truck. Our answer: supercharge a 383 ci V8!
Blown 383 Stroker Has Trouble on the Dyno: What Happened?
Season 7, Episode 4
There are four basic elements that affect an engine’s performance: spark, fuel, air, and lubrication. We’ll show you how to improve each of them WITHOUT cracking open your powerplant.
How To Achieve Power Gains Without Taking Apart Your Engine
Season 8, Episode 2
Tommy and Marc almost double the horsepower on a 2008 Ford 4.6L Crown Victoria P71 Police Interceptor. The solution for more power is adding a small tailpipe turbo, exhaust and fuel mods. Then the dyno don’t lie! From 200HP to 368HP, this Vic is ready for high pursuit!
Boosting A Crown Vic Police Interceptor 160 Horsepower
Season 7, Episode 7
Want to build your best powerplant? It starts with understanding the fundamentals of engine building: valve lash, header sizing, and more!
Testing 4 Common Engine Building Myths: Which Ones Are True?
Season 8, Episode 6
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