Engineering

This week we feature Klod M’s VR6 swapped Mk 3 Golf. The Mk3 Golf is generally thought of as an economy car, a practical daily commuter.  But it’s also the start of many amazing builds. Such is the...

Are hybrid cars going to take over the world? By Omar C. Put simply, there is no way of putting it simply. It is no secret hybrid cars are taking over first world countries and cities; whether they are...

Today we learn how does Vtec work. Some would call it the punch line of all Honda jokes, and often described by its critics as turbo lag without the turbo. But it is actually a very useful and interesting...

Take a look at the inside of a concept tractor CVT. As we have said countless times, agricultural machinery is not our specialty; however, we do find the engineering behind it to be fascinating. A...

The Alpha G Nissan R35 GT-R  is a mindblowing build. Gidi’s newest build is called Alpha G, and it’s its most ambitious one yet, with 2500 horsepower at the wheels as a target. How is this even...

Quick and Easy: How does a Torsen Diff work exactly? A  Torsen differential is a type of limited slip differential that is used primarily in road cars, and it has most of the advantages of a typical clutch...

Let’s take a look inside a NHRA Pro-Stock gearbox. As gearheads, we often tend to focus on engines, yes, transmissions are equally important for performance, it doesn’t matter how much power your engine...

Our Featured Car of the Week is Rob’s 2014 Toyota Landcruiser. Wait a minute, this isn’t even a car. It’s a truck. But, does it really matter? Awesome is what it is. All the way from Australia, this...

This week on GT Speed, we bring you the Oldsmobile Jetfire. What’s so special about this engine? Well aside from being the first turbocharged production engine to feature water methanol injection; it’s...

This paper made V8 engine is an exquisite feat of creativity. In an astonishing display of craftsmanship, the creator of this paper made V8 model shows us just how important attention to detail really...