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How Does A Turbojet Engine Work?

29th September 2009
A turbojet engine is a type of internal combustion engine often used to propel aircraft. Air is drawn into the rotating compressor via the intake and is compressed to a higher pressure before entering the combustion chamber. Fuel is mixed with the compres... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Diesel Fuel Quality Is A Question Not A Guarantee

29th September 2009
Diesel engine designs striving to increase engine performance have made great advancements in engine fuel delivery to the combustion chamber. Today’s diesel engine is quieter, smoother, and more powerful. But today’s diesel engine owners are overlooki... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Chemically Improving Your Gas Mileage In Your Carq

29th September 2009
What if you could actually improve your gas mileage significantly (5-20%)? Not have to alter your driving habits? Not have to install any extra questionable parts on your car? What if it were as easy to do as 1-2-3? Well, it is. For years Big Oil ha... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

knocking out with turbo engines

29th September 2009
Deciding on the boost level attainable has a lot of different factors. One would be octane of the fuel. Another is static compression ratio. Combustion chamber design also plays a big role in this. Also the size of turbo, and maximum engine power before f... Read >
Author: S-tec Motorsports

Do Fuel Additives Really Work?

28th September 2009
Over the years, much debate has been centered around the topic of using fuel additives to increase engine performance and fuel economy. Many people consider them to be a hoax or gimmick used to outwit the unsuspecting consumer out of their hard earned mon... Read >
Author: vincent

Has Your Head Gasket Really Gone Bad?

03rd September 2009
The last words any car owner wants to hear at a repair shop is they need a head gasket. It is not a cheap repair and often is a predictor of future problems down the road. The question in many cases, however, is whether the head gasket is actually the pro... Read >
Author: Dirk Gibson

Looking at the Wood Fired Pizza Oven

25th August 2009
The wood fired pizza oven is commonly known as Forno, in Italian, or simply just wood ovens. These ovens are usually built as outdoor pizza ovens and make use of wood fuel when it comes to cooking. When looking at pizza ovens, there are actually two types... Read >
Author: Jane May

Checking Your Radiator Without Burning Yourself

25th August 2009
The modern car engine produces a lot of heat. Keeping your coolant system up to snuff is the key to not letting heat build up and destroy your engine. This is so important that you should be checking your coolant system as often as you do the oil. Of cour... Read >
Author: Dirk Gibson

Odd Reasons Your Car Might Be Overheating

21st August 2009
Cars overheat for a host of reasons. Whether you are reading DIY books or going to a mechanic, there is a list of usual suspects that will always be looked at. In most cases, the problem will be found, fixed and your overheating problem will be extinguish... Read >
Author: Dirk Gibson

The Ways of a Vehicle’s Air Intake System

10th August 2009
Of course, all of the internal parts of a vehicle need attention, but one that needs the owner’s full attention often is its air intake system. The air intake of every automobile is tuned and built with care in order for the vehicle to function with max... Read >
Author: Kay Zetkin

Review For The Dodge Magnum RT

31st July 2009
The new Magnum is a great looking automobile that will get your neighbors talking as you rumble round the block. The unique styling of the Magnum will also attract gawkers in the shape of 18-22 year old fellows pointing for their mates to "check that out"... Read >
Author: Scottie Logan

Cylinder Head Porting

27th July 2009
The cylinder head is the most important part in an engine where substantial time and effort is spent by a professional tuner. There is more power to be gained in correctly porting the cylinder head than in any other modification that it can be done to an ... Read >
Author: CJ_Ported

Fly High In the Radio Controlled Jets

20th July 2009
If you love speed and possess confidence like of a professional pilot, then you might consider of flying a radio controlled jet. The radio controlled jets also called as the RC jets, whether electric or gas powered, are the astounding radio control flying... Read >
Author: nitrotek123

Fly High In the Radio Controlled Jets

16th July 2009
If you love speed and possess confidence like of a professional pilot, then you might consider of flying a radio controlled jet. The radio controlled jets also called as the RC jets, whether electric or gas powered, are the astounding radio control flying... Read >
Author: nitrotek123

Understanding the Fuel System In Your Car

09th July 2009
Some of us drive very cautiously. Others of us drive with the proverbial lead foot. Regardless of your style, few of us have a clue how fuel is delivered to our engine and used once we step on the gas pedal. In this article, we aim to rectify that! The... Read >
Author: Dirk Gibson

Commercial Water Heater Maintenance

30th June 2009
Commercial Water Heater Maintenance Water heaters, particularly commercial models, are wonders of modern engineering. So long as preventive maintenance measures are taken, they are, in-general, highly reliable appliances that are not prone to frequent ... Read >
Author: Jeff Spira

Tips For Homemade Saw Dust Pellets

30th June 2009
Wood pellets are a form of biomass that is currently used as a carbon-neutral alternative fuel. They are fundamentally produced from compacted sawdust, a side-effect of any wood transformational activity such as sawmilling. They are thought to be advantag... Read >
Author: Jay Fleur

Gas Fireplace – Things to Know About

19th June 2009
A gas fireplace is mostly a firebox with a glass face to see the fire. Most of the designs of gas fireplaces are made per specifications provided by the customer. These fireplaces have ducts that help with even distribution of the heat to different corner... Read >
Author: craig

Beamed Energy Propulsion: Future of Space Transportation

06th June 2009
Beamed Energy Propulsion or, in brief, BEP, is a part of rocket science. However, you don’t need to be a rocket scientist to get its idea, it is very simple, and I will explain it to you in the next several paragraphs. The essence of rocket science ... Read >
Author: Andrew V. Pakhomov

How The Harley Engine Has Evolved

29th April 2009
The first engine that William Harley ever designed was in 1901, before the Harley Davidson Company even began. It was a small engine that displaced 7.07 cubic inches and had 4-inch flywheels. This engine was designed to power a regular bicycle, however it... Read >
Author: Jennifer Seaton

Fans for Paper Industries

09th April 2009
Canada Blower Co. is a supplier of blowers and fan for Pulp and Paper Industries. The paper manufacturing industry utilizes fans for power boilers, recovery boilers, lime kilns, dissolving tanks, and dryers. These applications, which are integral to th... Read >
Author: Susan Terlitski

Learn About The Suppliers Of Alternative Energy

01st April 2009
Amelot Holdings is a company which presently specializes in the development of biodiesel and ethanol plants throughout the US. Amelot's objective is to establish relationships between various suppliers of alternative energy who are biodiesel and ethanol r... Read >
Author: Jimmy Spier

Ford Automobiles – Power Generation through Fuel Injector

13th March 2009
Ford automobiles are recognized throughout the world for their high level performance. Ford being one of the top automobile manufacturers in the world is perpetually innovating to bring out high performance automobiles. Ford Mustang GT, Mustang V6, Ford L... Read >
Author: Jesse

The Benefits of Using Diesel Fuel

10th March 2009
With the world focusing firmly on green energy efficiency, the chances are as a motorist you have pulled up at the petrol pumps and wondered what the difference is between unleaded and diesel fuels, or whether one is better to use than another. In rece... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan

Features of the Boiler for Gasification in Reported Trials

06th March 2009
The boiler for gasification or gasifier in this first featured case is intended for processing biomass and organic waste, such as sewage sludge. As in many trials it has been shown that the process is stable and controllable. The gasifier consists of t... Read >
Author: Steve Last

Water Fuel - Myth or Reality

22nd February 2009
Water Fuel technology is nothing new! The processes that split water into its component parts, necessary for use in the combustion process, have been known to the scientific community for a very long time. It must be noted that it has also been known by... Read >
Author: Bruce Rama

Tools Used For Beekeeping

30th January 2009
Like all hobbies, beekeeping requires some basic equipment before someone can establish a successful hive. This equipment should be bought before you get a call from the post office asking you to come pick up bees. The most obvious piece of equipment ... Read >
Author: Jack Stanley

The Options For Tuning a Diesel Engine

26th January 2009
There comes a time with many vehicles that you feel the need to improve the performance of the engine. This may be a requirement for further performance, or just a wish to achieve better fuel economy and mileage from your car or van. The art of diesel p... Read >
Author: annabarrington

Biodiesel Information

22nd January 2009
A biodiesel car is all the rage in today’s environment conscious society, thanks to the awareness being raised by various advocates coming from all walks of life. Practically any automobile that runs on petro-diesel is an ideal candidate for biodiesel u... Read >
Author: Joshua McNiel

Pulp and Paper Industry Blowers

12th January 2009
NISCO Fan Co. offers various designs of industrial fans and blowers for Pulp and Paper Industry. The paper manufacturing industry utilizes fans for power boilers, recovery boilers, lime kilns, dissolving tanks, and dryers. These applications, which are... Read >
Author: Oleg Tchechel

Understanding Your Gasoline Small Engine

09th January 2009
From large industries to the average homeowner, gasoline powered small engines are widely used to complete major and minor tasks all over the world. Lawn mowers, air compressors and pumps are among the most the popular equipment that utilizes this machin... Read >
Author: Ben Anton

Winterizing your Boat

31st December 2008
Winterizing your boat is one of the best investments you can make in your craft. The failure to properly prepare for freezing and long periods of moisture can be very costly. Every year thousands of boat owners are unpleasantly surprised by damage. Freez... Read >
Author: Brad Heineken

The 1955 Chrysler C-300-The Beautiful Brutes

19th December 2008
If ever a nickname was appropriate, the one writer Karl Ludvigsen came up with was perfect when he called the 1955 Chrysler C-300 the "Beautiful Brutes". This car was truly a brute in looks as well as power and was the car that really kicked off the hor... Read >
Author: Don Levy

2009 Aston Martin DBS – Exotic Sport Car Rentals

30th October 2008
In the world of a young man’s dreams, visions of fast women and faster, exotic cars are the be all and end all of his existence. The images of a tough rouge cop or super spy dominate thoughts of speed and adventure to the exclusion of almost nothing els... Read >
Author: Lola

Blowers and Fans for Pulp & Paper Industry

27th October 2008
Tenderall Fan Co. is a supplier of fans and blowers for Pulp and Paper Industry. The paper manufacturing industry utilizes fans for power boilers, recovery boilers, lime kilns, dissolving tanks, and dryers. These applications, which are integral to the... Read >
Author: O. Chetchel

Driving the Economical Way with the Tornado Fuel Saver

25th September 2008
The Tornado Fuel Saver is a non-moving, turbine-shaped automotive device designed to manage the air that flows into the vehicle’s engine system. It saves fuel by improving the airflow inside the engine, which generates a mini-“tornado” or vortex wit... Read >
Author: MartianaCruz

How To Increase Gas Mileage Without Disappointment

19th September 2008
Many motorists are wondering how to increase gas mileage without having to resort to buying a hybrid, or step down to a smaller class of vehicle. This has lead to a number of snake-oil salesmen plying their trade to unsuspecting consumers. These individ... Read >
Author: Vincent

Hydrogen Gas Cars...Can You Afford It?

08th September 2008
With spiraling gas prices nowadays, boosting hydrogen gas on hydrogen gas cars are the chosen alternative device when compared to the expensive hybrids or pure hydrogen fueled cars. Besides being simple to set up, HHO boost system cost is inexpensive rang... Read >
Author: Richard Trent

Tuning a RC Nitro Engine For Optimal Power - a Guide For Beginners

08th September 2008
When I first started racing Gas Powered RC cars, I used to struggle to get the engine into tune, while I was able to get the engine to start on a dime and it used to run fine for almost an entire fuel tank, it always seemed to over-heat near the end of th... Read >
Author: Greg Alexander

How People are saving on Fuel Cost

05th September 2008
Now it is possible that by using Water And Gasoline, you can Double or Even Triple the Mileage of Your Car or Truck & save more then 50% of your Money which you spend on Car or Truck fuel. It might be sound unbelievable but its true people all around the... Read >
Author: Shani D

Boiler Heating Systems—Types and Advantages

21st August 2008
r>A boiler heating system is a system that heats and circulates water, in the process distributing heat in homes and buildings with the use of a boiler. The system comprises a boiler, a pump and baseboards that are connected by water piping. The w... Read >
Author: Mark

An overview of 2008 Saturn Sky Red Line

17th July 2008
The 2008 Saturn Sky Red Line is a great looking cruiser, almost feline in its stance, sporty and cool. Model year 2007 saw GM bring out a refreshing lineup of wheels, which included the Red Line performance models. The 2008 Saturn Sky Red Line displays... Read >
Author: markwilson

Help The Environment By Not Using Gas In Your Car - Use Water Instead!

17th July 2008
What if you could decrease your emissions to zero and at the same time save money on gasoline. Sounds too good to be true, right? The fact of the matter is that with proper modification, almost any engine can become more efficient at extracting the most... Read >

New Development In Fuel Efficiency - Hype Or Reality?

16th July 2008
The following paragraphs summarize the work of alternative fuel sources experts who are completely familiar with all the aspects of New Development In Fuel Efficiency and whether or not its just hype or reality. Alternative fuel sources are extremely abun... Read >
Author: Peter Parks

Converting A Car to Run On Water - What's The Truth?

16th July 2008
With oil prices rising everyday, and no limit seen in sight, it seems high time that people as a whole began serious discussion of alternative fuels and more efficient use of the fuel that we do have. The problem is that for a number of reasons, valid in... Read >

Fans for Pulp and Paper Industry

07th July 2008
Canada Blower Co. is a major supplier of fans and blowers for Pulp and Paper Industry. The paper manufacturing industry utilizes fans for power boilers, recovery boilers, lime kilns, dissolving tanks, and dryers. These applications, which are integral ... Read >
Author: O. Tchetchel

Why You Should Use Hydrogen Fuel For Cars(hydrogen fuel for car)

01st July 2008
With gas prices being what they are, is it any wonder that people have started looking for alternative fuel sources? Would you be surprised to learn that the best alternative fuel source is hydrogen? That's right hydrogen fuel for cars is probably the bes... Read >
Author: precoms

Porsche 968 is basically the successor of the Porsche 944.

25th May 2008
Sponsored by:- http://www.my-sports-cars.com Porsche 968 is basically the successor of the Porsche 944. It has a low nose and wide wheel arches that helps accentuating the beautiful lines of this classic shape that in a Porsche Guards Red is a real h... Read >
Author: John Holmes

Run Your Car on Water and save $thousands.

14th May 2008
News on cars running on water gains much excitement and hope recently. The term "Water Car", "HHO Car", Water for Gas and similar are becoming familiar with claims of up to 60% or more saving on gas are achievable by simply adding water. If these claims a... Read >
Author: infoangel

Save Your Vehicle and the Environment.

11th May 2008
Our world is desperately searching for answers to solving the two biggest problems we all face: Saving energy and protecting the environment. And while our environment continues to suffer under the strain of toxic pollutants from vehicle emissions, the p... Read >
Author: F.Prida

Honda Throttle Body Spacers: Little Investments that Go a Long Way

03rd April 2008
Generally speaking, the more air we can get into our lungs, the more we can sustain physical activity. Athletes who live at high altitudes reportedly perform better compared to their sea-level rivals because they have bigger lungs. Conversely, we can pa... Read >
Author: Anthony Fontanelle

Keep your Honda Head Gaskets in Check

25th March 2008
The engine is one of your Honda vehicle’s critical auto parts. It is the sole car part burdened with the important task of burning fuel to power the vehicle. Understandably, even your Honda vehicle’s tough engine needs the support of other car parts... Read >
Author: Anthony Fontanelle

Retain Great Fuel Efficiency with Honda Air Filter

25th March 2008
If you want to experience optimum vehicle performance from your Honda, excessive spending is unnecessary. There are a lot of cost-effective ways to increase your car’s performance. One of these tried and tested ways is to equip your car with a quality... Read >
Author: Anthony Fontanelle

Would You Like to Be Sure If Your Spark Plug’s Diagnostics Are Right?

06th March 2008
Believe it or not the traditional troubleshooting charts should be leading you to mistakes. How is it possible? It is easiest than you may figure out! A very common way to diagnose an engine is by looking the spark plug firing tips because its appea... Read >
Author: Elena Maria DB Orsos

The Engine Performance I Have Been Looking For Using A Max Energy Programmer

14th February 2008
There have been several upgrades that I have been looking into over the past six months. I have rated below, the top mods that I have learned about for my F150 and also mentioned what I have chosen for my first big upgrade investment. Lets’ start off... Read >
Author: Andrew Bernhardt

The Fuel Injector’s Importance

01st February 2008
Nothing beats the luxurious ride offered by a Mercedes vehicle. A smooth Mercedes ride is impossible without a well-functioning fuel system. Failure of this system is as good as having no car at all. The fuel system is made up of a number of components,... Read >
Author: Anthony Fontanelle

Auto Gas Mileage

25th January 2008
Many of us have to now face the rising prices of fuel. Unfortunately we have become dependent to fuel and as a result we have no choice but to pay such high prices. Now with that it has become quite necessary to learn and understand how to improve the gen... Read >
Author: Zoul

Boost Engine Performance

22nd January 2008
Boosting a car’s performance is one thing that all car owners in the world aim for their vehicles. Who would not like an engine that can deliver more power? However, a car owner must properly choose the parts and accessories to install on his vehicle ... Read >
Author: Anthony Fontanelle

The Science of it All Part II

09th November 2007
Engine oil additivesDo they really work? That question has sparked controversy for years in the automotive and diesel industries. Are the various engine oil additives really just the modern automotive versions of “Snake Oil”? Many engine oil additives... Read >
Author: techtip

Ensure Start-Ups with the High Quality Volvo Spark Plug Wire

02nd November 2007
The Volvo spark plug fulfils three basic functions to initiate the combustion process in a vehicle’s engine. Aside from sealing the combustion chamber, this component brings the electrical spark produced in the ignition coil into the combustion chamber.... Read >
Author: Evander

Volvo Head Gaskets for Better Performance

30th October 2007
The Volvo automobile company, one of the leaders in its industry, has 80 years of experience in the production of luxury vehicles. Furthermore, the brand is renowned for consistently coming up with innovative components for the various car makes and model... Read >
Author: Evander

Better Ignition with Mazda Ignition Coil

08th October 2007
The automotive scene has witnessed a lot of innovations, from various sound systems, braking systems, and to most especially, the evolution of more powerful engines. One of the companies that have created changes in the automotive industry through the yea... Read >
Author: Anthony Fontanelle

Effectively and Efficiently Start your Car with Pontiac Spark Plug

21st September 2007
A Pontiac Spark Plug is an electrical device located in the cylinder head of some internal combustion engines ignites compressed gas or fuel by means of a spark to transform the fuel into working energy. It is actually a high voltage bridge for electricit... Read >
Author: Anthony Fontanelle

Cordless Power Nail Guns

23rd August 2007
Cordless Power Nail Guns Nothing beats the conventional hammer when it is about driving a nail. But when it comes to driving hundreds of nails in a day then a hammer seems out of question. This is where the power nail gun comes into picture. A power na... Read >
Author: shagufta

Setting The Record Straight For Cold Air Intakes vs. Short Air Intakes

22nd August 2007
Let me start by saying that cold air intakes and short ram intakes both have their pros and cons. That being said, they are also very similar. The Short Air Intake System, AKA as a Ram Air Intake or Cold Air Induction, is a system that will utilize some ... Read >
Author: tsaunier@autoanything.com

Cordless Power Nail Guns

16th August 2007
Nothing beats the conventional hammer when it is about driving a nail. But when it comes to driving hundreds of nails in a day then a hammer seems out of question. This is where the power nail gun comes into picture. A power nail gun is electronic device ... Read >
Author: Anand Dongre

EGR valve: Key to smog-free Saturn ride

10th August 2007
The exhaust system of the Saturn engine is typically optimized for emission reduction. From the manifold of the Saturn exhaust system, a valve-controlled network of pipes called exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) system connects to the inlet manifold and r... Read >
Author: Anthony Fontanelle

Better horsepower and efficient braking

01st August 2007
Better airflow leads to better fuel combustion. Better fuel combustion results to more horsepower. More horsepower means a satisfying driving performance. A General Motor engine part that promotes more leverage for airflow in the engine's combustion chamb... Read >
Author: Prue

Glow Plugs, Keeping The Engine Running in Cold Weather

19th July 2007
Glow Plugs may not have been heard much but to a car mechanic it would ring a bell. This is because glow plugs are part of the automobile's engine, and an essential one at that. But contrary to its name, it doesn't really glow, rather it is used to heat... Read >
Author: jessicamatthews

Tuning up Jeep Engines is what we specialize in. Maintain your Jeep engine with tested Jeep parts.

05th July 2007
For more than 50 years now, Jeep has been stamping its class on the all-terrain scene. Not surprisingly, Jeep's lineup was formed to conquer even the harshest, most extreme road surfaces and environment. Hence, well-known people (sportsmen, statesmen, and... Read >
Author: Prue

Mazda PCV Valve: Cleaning the Mazda Crankcase of Harmful Gases

01st July 2007
As the Mazda engine operates, it keeps on burning fuel in the combustion chamber. Among the products when burning fuel are the gases which are pushed out into the exhaust valve that is located above the combustion chamber. These will then proceed to the e... Read >
Author: jessicamatthews

Saying Goodbye to Disturbing Exhaust Sounds Through the Mazda Muffler

01st July 2007
Mazda owners will surely love to drive their Mazda if it runs smoothly and quietly on the road, rid of the disturbances caused by unwanted road bumps as well as noise. While irregularities such as road bumps are controlled by the suspension, the disturbin... Read >
Author: jessicamatthews

Sauna Heater

16th June 2007
Sauna heater is synonymous to sauna stove. Heaters are like heart to the whole sauna system. It is the most important part of sauna and so we ensure to provide good quality heaters that keep your... Read >
Author: khushboo Patel

Ignite The Engine Properly With a Working Volvo Spark Plug

15th June 2007
A spark plug is an electrical device used to ignite compressed aerosol gasoline by means of an electric spark, as its name suggests. It is usually found in the cylinder head of some internal combustion engines. These plugs have an insulated center electro... Read >
Author: amandanealy

Understanding Your Car's Air Intake System

30th May 2007
The air intake system is a car part that needs full attention all the time. It is carefully built and tuned for an automobile to experience the maximum efficiency and power. It is the part of the internal combustion engine that is a powerful air pum... Read >
Author: Zeke

ENGINE RUN-ON, DIESELING

21st May 2007
Run-on by dieseling is caused by fuel in engine igniting without spark. Possible explanations: a.) Running winter fuel in warm weather. Winter formulated fuels have a higher vapor pressure, meaning that they evaporate easier. Only vaporized fuel ... Read >
Author: John

The Importance of Toyota Oxygen Sensors

16th May 2007
One of the things that make owning a Toyota so great is that it has an engine that produces a lot of horsepower and torque. But that very same engine can also produce a lot of harmful gas and other toxic pollutants. Inside the internal combustion engine o... Read >
Author: jessicamatthews

Water/Methanol Injection 2005 C6 Corvette

24th April 2007
Huntington Beach, CA April 12, 2007 -- SmokinVette.com, a Huntington Beach, CA privately owned Corvette Forum, would like to announce water/methanol injection kits will be added to both our 2005 C6 project Corvettes that’s to the Snow Performance. We’... Read >
Author: SmokinVette

The POWER behind turbo kits

30th March 2007
Adding a turbocharger to your car will give you one of the biggest increases in horsepower over any other engine modification. Nitrous oxide systems can rival the power performance, but not the durability and constant gains associated with a turbo system.... Read >
Author: Majestic Modifications

Spark Plugs Maintenance and Service Guides

27th March 2007
The spark plug is one important component of the engine. Its purpose is to ignite the air or fuel mixture inside the engine cylinder. An electrical energy is transmitted into the spark plug and ignites the fuel and air mixture in the engine combustion c... Read >
Author: Natalie Anderson

Need for Speed -- The Turbocharger Way

08th March 2007
To increase the power from your car engine, you can increase the size of the engine, or increase the pressure of the air in the intake manifold using a supercharger or a turbocharger. Increasing the sheer size of your car’s engine will give you more po... Read >
Author: Rob Parker

Cooling your way around

20th January 2007
It's the middle of summer, your perspiration drips like a river and your car's interior is like the furnaces of hell. Your car overheats, stalling in the middle of the road. You have a problem with your cooling system, mate. Your car's cooling syste... Read >
Author: Keisha Jackson

Powertrain Parts

20th January 2007
The human body is composed of different organs. Every organ has a specific task to perform and must work in coordination with each other in order for the body to function well. The same is true with a car. The car has different parts functioning togeth... Read >
Author: Dorell Washington

Rev Up With A Titan Cold Air Intake System

13th January 2007
The name Titan conjures images of the mighty Greek gods who ruled heaven, earth, and sea. There can be no mistaking why Nissan named its full-sized pick-up truck Titan: it was bred for power and performance to rival that of, if not the Greek deities the... Read >
Author: Will Morris

How To Make Biodiesel: The Three choices of using biofuel

12th January 2007
Biodiesel becomes more and more popular every year. It's popularity probably derives from the fact that biodiesel is so cheap and relatively easy to be made. You can make it in your own backyard or kitchen. It is far better than the original petro-diesel,... Read >
Author: Maria Markella

6 maintenance tips for water heaters

07th January 2007
Maintenance Tip #1 Preparing the water heater Turn off the power if its an electric water heater. Turn off the water to the water heater by closing the valve on the cold water line. Its located on top of the water heater. The cold line is always to th... Read >
Author: John Haynes

Save on Cash While Saving on Gas with the Tornado Fuel Saver

17th November 2006
Times are rough these days. With the skyrocketing fuel costs, all we have to do is tighten our belts until the storm calms down. Motorists have done all means possible to save on fuel for their trucks and cars. And here comes a "twister" of a performanc... Read >
Author: James Russel

Corrosion Can Occur In Multiple Places In Water Heaters. Here's The Problem Spots

17th November 2006
Copyright 2006 John Haynes Electric Elements Galvanic corrosion is most common in electrical water heaters and appear on the electrical elements. The elements are the component that heats the water. Elements have a copper sheath and a steel base and... Read >

Diesel Engines and Generators. Innovative Genius

09th November 2006
Diesel engines are the combined inventions of two specific inventors, Rudolph Diesel and Herbert Akroyd Stuart. The internal engine is strictly from Diesel and the injection system is derived from Stuart. Stuart is best known for his advances in solid inj... Read >
Author: John Stafford

How the Diesel Engine works

09th November 2006
It has been 114 years since Rudolph Diesel applied for a patent for his new improved engine. It was hoped to replace the gasoline engine but as we can all see that this has not happened. The gasoline engine having just been invented in 1876 was still cons... Read >
Author: John Stafford

Wise Fuel Saving Tips For Your Ride

06th October 2006
A real budget buster these days is a trip to your local gas station. Where before you could have filled up for perhaps $25, today you probably are paying $40, $60, even $75 or more for every trip to the pump. Most people are having a difficult time abso... Read >
Author: James Russel

Tornado Fuel Saver

04th October 2006
Today's increasing costs is no doubt a burden to consumers. We all want to spend less and are constantly on the lookout for better deals that do not sacrifice quality. For car owners, this means less expensive auto parts that still boost car performance... Read >
Author: James Russel

Engine Horsepower to the Extreme with Tornado Fuel Saver

20th September 2006
The global rise of fuel costs has triggered a chain reaction resulting to the price of commodities. Worse, it has directly affected motorists, prompting them to resort to many fuel-saving measures to make amends on their income. Among these are after-ma... Read >
Author: James Russel

Why Turbocharge?

01st September 2006
To increase the power from your car engine, you can increase the size of the engine, or increase the pressure of the air in the intake manifold using a supercharger or a turbocharger. Increasing the sheer size of your car's engine will give you more powe... Read >
Author: Rob Parker

How to cut your winter fuel bills.

21st August 2006
Copyright 2006 Dr Phil Hariram There are three ways you can cut your fuel bills. Firstly you can insulate your home so that heat loss is reduced to a minimum. Secondly you can use energy efficient domestic appliances such as fridges and freezers, dishw... Read >
Author: Phil Hariram

David's Fuel saving Devises

22nd June 2006
David's Fuel Catalysts market the 'Doring Fuel Catalyst" which is a fuel saving devise. Are you aware that the new Lead Replacement Petrol or 'LRP' has now either - Phosphorous, Potassium or Manganese at approximately thirty parts per million to replace ... Read >
Author: David Low

Fuel Freedom International Business Plan You can Earn in thousands per week

21st May 2006
The demand for gas is soaring and so are the prices. Oil prices have already reached their record highs - $74 a barrel. No wonder that Gas savers are in great demand and have the market booming with all possible categories and types of gas mileage savers.... Read >
Author: Jim Mack

Tips for Saving Money At The Pump

20th May 2006
The cost of gas in the United States is increasing dramatically. The following tips can help you limit the impact on your bank account when you are sitting at the pump. Tips for Saving Money At The Pump As of the writing of this article, gas prices... Read >
Author: Rick Chapo

Uncover the 2-Stroke Model Airplane Engine

12th May 2006
Ever wondered how that little motor on the front of your model airplane delivers such amazing power? Model airplane engines come in many shapes and sizes from many manufacturers. By far the most common for the moment is the 2-stroke 'glow' engine th... Read >
Author: Bruce Bird

Discover the 2-Stroke Model Airplane Engine

12th May 2006
Copyright 2006 Bravos Direct Ever wondered how that little motor on the front of your model airplane delivers such amazing power? Model airplane engines come in many shapes and sizes from many manufacturers. By far the most common for the moment is... Read >
Author: Bruce Bird

Are You Looking For Ways to Save Money on Gas

11th May 2006
The demand for gas is soaring and so are the prices. Oil prices have already reached their record highs - $74 a barrel. No wonder that Gas savers are in great demand and have the market booming with all possible categories and types of gas mileage savers.... Read >
Author: Jim Mack

How to get started flying RC helicopters

17th March 2006
Copyright 2006 Michael Cottier RC helicopters have become a very common RC toy lately and come in a variety of prices and types. Many problems that beginners face are what type of helicopter to choose, power source for it and whether they want an indoo... Read >
Author: Michael Cottier

More to Learn about Spark Plugs

02nd March 2006
There is much to learn about motorcycle spark plugs. Actually, there is more than what meets your eyes. Size Let us distinguish the important difference in spark plugs threaded ends. They come in four diameters and lengths. They come in nominal 14,... Read >
Author: maricon williams

You Can Replace Your Car's EGR Valve

22nd February 2006
Located smack dab on your car's intake manifold, an EGR [Exhaust Gas Recirculation] valve functions by sending exhaust gas back into the combustion chamber as "exhausted air" is much hotter than intake air. By bringing warmer gas into the combustion chamb... Read >
Author: Matthew C. Keegan

Robin Subaru engines to use cleaner fuel

14th February 2006
On 3 March, 2005, the South Africa Cabinet approved cleaner fuels for South Africa. This legislation has been effective 1 January 2006. Traditionally, Robin Subaru petrol engines users have been using leaded fuel. In this article we take a look at unleade... Read >
Author: Justin Kitson

Catalytic Converters: Quality and Performance in One

14th January 2006
Even before the Acura came into being, automobiles that were manufactured and crafted in Japan were primarily economical and were actually seen as reliable vehicles above all else. And when the Acura came into view, it was then that it started to change... Read >
Author: Stacey Wilson

You and your Bike's Spark Plugs

02nd December 2005
There is much to learn about motorcycle spark plugs. There is more than what meets the rider's eyes. First things first. Let us distinguish the important differences in spark plugs threaded ends. They come in four diameters and lengths. They come in no... Read >
Author: maricon williams

All You Need To Know About Motorcycle Spark Plugs

17th November 2005
Motorcycle spark plugs have already caused several misfires. It can also tend to break into two when you try to remove them. These are instances when you are wasting money over low quality and non-durable spark plugs. There has been a lot of puffing g... Read >
Author: maricon williams

Correct Diesel Tuning, all you need to know to get improved power and economy from your diesel.

06th November 2005
Diesel tuning is more important than we think. Lets get down to the basics. Diesel is distilled crude oil (Distillate). Unlike what most 'Hollywood' movies promote of a diesel truck hitting a wall and exploding like a small nuclear bomb, oil does not r... Read >
Author: Byron Moore