In search of more power with a Junkyard Jewel 4.6L two-valve Mod motor, we try different headers, carburetors, and intake porting.
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Who was truly the king of the small-block hill, Ford or Chevy? We test a bunch of engines to find out.
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This is kind of a "because we can" moment, as Magnante and Mr. Rich go Match Bashing again, mercilessly hacking an otherwise sano '64 Fairlane into a retro Funny Car
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One of the best ways to build an attention-getting street rod is to start with something out of the ordinary and finish with something out of the ordinary. Kind of what Crawford Byxbee did by building this '32 Ford roadster pickup...
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Every project we tackle on this car gets us one step closer to having it run and drive. It feels like we're inching toward a finish line a mile away but this step is a big one...
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Muscle car magazines have rarely been advocates for progressive and socially responsible behavior, but our past transgressions of apathy are about to change with Project Fox. PHR's '93 Mustang notchback...
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Introducing Factory Five Racing's latest kit, a kick-ass '33 Ford that handles. This month, we paint the fiberglass body.
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Fender flares can give us some room for the extra rubber. They also give us more clearance for lowered cars. The great thing about fender flares is that...
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At one time finding the parts to build what is described today as a traditional hot rod was easy enough-early Fords were cheap and plentiful and the junkyards were full of the parts...
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We update our '97 Mustang's suspension with equal measures of form and function
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When's the last time you looked underneath an early hot rod with a tube axle or I-beam axle and found rack-and-pinion steering?.....
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An unfortunate aspect of building a hot rod that's seen more than 50 years worth of abuse is the fact that Mother Nature...
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I have a passion for big-inch motors, and this has led me to ignore Ford's 4.6 Mod motor and its potential. What a mistake, and one we're about to rectify...
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With A Few Basic Tools And The Know-How Shared Here, You'll Never Again Be At The Mercy Of An Alignment Shop
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The straight-six toy power plant that came in our '66 Mustang wasn't going to cut it. So far, project Street Fighter has undergone major surgery...
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Not long ago I made mention that I'd finally become the proud new owner of a pair of Ford Flathead V-8's; one a stock runner pried out of a '48 Ford sedan,....
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If you have been following the progression on our Project Street Fighter '66 Mustang, you know we're building this pony.....
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We know you're not used to seeing coverage of ordinary car care products in a magazine dedicated to hard-core muscle,....
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Bumpers are one of the most utilitarian parts of a car: They're there to take a beating and protect the more aesthetically appealing components between them.
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If this catches on, it won't be long before big-block Fords start showing up between the framerails of Chevelles and Camaros.
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ccording to Robert Genat's great book on 1932 Fords, the last Deuce body style to go into production was the sedan delivery.
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This '66 Mustang is being transformed from an all-original six-cylinder cruiser, to a dual-purpose, road-race street car.
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Building hot rods or customs can be an exercise in packaging sometimes, getting everything to fit and work alongside other components.
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Today's street rods and customs are built with ever-changing technology and the line between street rod and custom rod continues to be blurred...
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We go to school at Lazze Jansson's Metal Dreams and actually learn what we thought we would never be able to do
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