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More Horsepower Puts Serious Stress on Your Transmission
Your transmission is the link between your engine and the pavement. When you add more horsepower, every internal component—gears, clutches, seals, shafts—faces more strain. Stock transmissions are engineered for factory power levels, not for high-boost power, nitrous hits, or high-...
Modifying a car is an emotional rollercoaster.
One minute you’re hyped about adding more power, and the next minute you’re wondering why your bank account is giving you the silent treatment. But once everything comes together, there’s nothing like the moment your car finally wakes up and says, “Let’s go!”...
When you buy a sports car, the urge to start changing things hits you fast.
And I mean really fast. It’s the kind of feeling where you think, “Who needs a warranty? Let’s rip out the seats and drop in carbon-fiber buckets...
Alright, so picture this: you need a car big enough to fit half your soccer team, but you also want it to move like a sports car. What do you do? You could grab a Mazda Protege5, maybe an Audi SQ7, or if your wallet’s feeling extra confident, a Lamborghini Urus. All solid picks. But honestly? If you want something fast, fun, and still has enough room for your kids and their g...
The History:
Sebring, Florida, isn’t known for much – except for its legendary racetrack, the Sebring International Raceway. Built on a decommissioned World War II Army Airfield, the racetrack’s layout was inspired by European Grand Prix circuits. The first 6-hour endurance race was held on New Year’s Eve in 1950, and just over a year later, th...
