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Car Engines need some Spring Cleaning too.
March 9th, 2010
As the winter breaks and spring time comes, this is the most opportune time to do some service on your car, truck, RV, or whatever you drive. The winter this year was particularly bad, even in Florida where I live it got close to 30 degrees. That’s [...]
How Foreign and Domestic Engines Fuel Systems Operate
March 7th, 2010Automotive Fuel Injection Systems
Fast food is bad for your cars engine too.
February 27th, 2010Change your engines oil
V-8 Engine Blocks Machined From Sold Aluminum.
January 26th, 2010
This video represents the amazing process of machining an engine block out of one sold piece of aluminum, the V8 Engine Block is Machined on a Matsuura 5 axis MAM72-63V CNC state of the art Machine Tool. CNC is an acronym for ”computer numerically controlled”.
This means that once a lathe specialist programs the computer [...]
What would you do if your foreign car had a domestic engine in it?
August 27th, 2009
What would you do if your foreign car had a domestic engine in it? Would you freak out? Would you even be surprised. I’ll let you in on a little secret about foreign cars and why some of them have domestic engines in them, or vice versa. To tell you the truth, I would be [...]
What happens? 87 octane in an engine that requires 93….
August 26th, 2009
Octane has nothing to do with power. Gasoline manufacturers add more octane to prevent the premature ignition of the gasoline. In a high performance engine with higher compression, 87 octane will ignite itself from the heat of compression during the compression stroke or from any carbon buildup inside the combustion chamber. The computer will see [...]
Who invented the Internal Combustion Engine?
August 12th, 2009
Speaking on engines in general, reminds me who got the credit for inventing the Internal Combustion Engine (ICE). Before there was Karl Benz or Henry Ford, there was Nikolaus Otto. The German inventor was the first to produce an efficient working internal combustion engine, others had mild success at internal combustion engine design, but the [...]
Look at the date code before you buy new tires…
May 8th, 2009
GotEngines.com sells engines of any sort. Rebuilt, used and new. That is our business, to provide you with the correct choice in replacement engines. But, do you really know how old the tires on your car or truck are? The date a tire is manufactured is indicated by the last group of digits in the [...]
And these are the good points of a grease car…
May 6th, 2009
GotEngines.com continuation post realted to the “Grease Car” post from yesterday 5/5/9:
Read reasons # 2 through reason # 5 on why you should spend $$$XXXL on a vegetable oil conversion kit. Greasecar conversion systems are designed for use with filtered vegetable oils only.
When buying a vehicle to convert make sure it’s in good condition. If [...]
I’ve got Fords and Shelby Mustangs on my mind today…
April 30th, 20092008 Mustang GT-500kr
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