Engineering

This amazing off-road Russian truck knows no limits. Whether you’re a super villain looking for an off road vehicle for your lair’s militia, a rogue dictator in need of amphibious assault platforms, or...

This Renault Espace has an F1 engine stuffed in it. Making its debut at the 1995 Paris Motor Show, this unholy minivan sported a V10 engine sourced from a Formula 1 car, mated to a six speed semi-auto...

This time, we feature the Alfa Romeo Busso V6 engine on Engine Of The Week. It was only a matter of time that we talked about such an iconic engine. The legendary Busso V6 takes its name after creator...

The “Dynacam engine”: an engineering oddity lost in time. Throughout the history of engineering, innovation has taken many forms, from the revolutionary Wankel engines based on constant diameter shapes,...

We take a look at the different Types of superchargers. When we think of superchargers, a big scoop mounted on a chunk of metal coming out of an American Muscle car’s bonnet usually comes to mind. But there...

The LS swapped Rx-7: Symbiosis or Sacrilege? We often see this argument happen time and time again on the internet, where both opposing factions clash in a display of power figure quoting, fanboy ranting, and...

Mighty Car Mods’ new car has been revealed, and it’s awesome. Their new build is a Nissan Stagea, a full size station wagon, that might sound a tad dull, but the modifications to it turn it into a V8...

Is it really possible to have a reliable 1000 horsepower car? Reliable and 1000 horsepower are considered a borderline oxymoron, and are rarely used in the same sentence, so, is it even possible to have your...

This carbureted LS7 build is put to the test on a dyno. This LS7 is an awesome piece of old school engineering with a dose of modern electronic wizardry. It was built in collaboration RF Engines for a...

Stephan Papadakis is building a race ready 2AR Toyota engine, and it’s amazing. You might be thinking; isn’t that basically the same engine found in a Camry? You’d be technically right, but there are...