: WorkShop : General Info | Home | Add | Modify | What's New? | What's Cool? | Search | Links: 1-Wire Alternator Info - If you have a 1 wire alternator in you street rod, custom or daily driver are you aware that parts for these are not stocked in most parts houses? I found this out last year when mine quit in Prescott, Arizona while I was on a trip and couldn't find the parts I needed in a town with over 10 parts houses. (Added: 17-Aug-2000 Hits: 1849) AllData - ALLDATA has made vast amounts of Automotive Repair Information available to the Professional Repair Shops,Technicians, Do It Yourselfers and Consumers. (Added: 14-Apr-1998 Hits: 1255) AMMETER vs Voltmeter - Which is better for monitoring a vehicle's electrical system - a Voltmeter or an Ammeter? Short answer: A voltmeter, by far. (Added: 3-Feb-2001 Hits: 1165) Automotive Engine Rebuilders Association - This web site is maintained by AERA - Engine Rebuilders Association located in Buffalo Grove, Illinois. AERA is a non-for-profit trade association serving the engine rebuilder/remanufacturing industry, machine shops, equipment, parts and services suppliers since 1922. We maintain this site to give you the latest possible information available through AERA. (Added: 12-Jul-2000 Hits: 638) Carb sizing - One of the first things to determine is what size carburetor do you need? A number of factors come into play. What cubic inch size is your motor? What do you do with it? Race, street use, towing, street use with occasional trips to the track? What type of intake manifold do you have, split plenum, open plenum, tunnel ram, individual runner? How fast do you spin the motor? What is the volumetric efficiency of the motor? (Added: 7-Apr-2000 Hits: 1411) CHROME - Chrome. I can’t think of another single component of a car’s restoration that causes me any where near as much aggravation as the re chroming of it’s trim and bumpers. (Added: 19-Apr-2001 Hits: 836) Electronic Fuel Injection 101 - General Information & Considerations when converting to Electronic Fuel Injection. (Added: 22-Jul-2000 Hits: 724) Extracting Broken Bolts and Studs - OOPS! You suddenly find yourself with a wrench in one hand with part of the bolt or stud you were trying to extract, and the rest of it still in the manifold/head/block/suspension bit? Contratulations - you're about to have an adventure. (Added: 10-May-1998 Hits: 1035) Fuel Gauge Troubleshooting - Fuel Gauge Problem Diagnosis This process can be applied to all recent GM cars except those with computerized gauges. (Added: 3-Dec-2000 Hits: 1233) Headlights - upgrading and aiming - Triumph information, but packed with a lot of information about Headlights, wiring and aiming procedures. (Added: 10-May-1998 Hits: 944) HEI SETUP FOR PERFORMANCE - This article deals primarily with older-style non-computer controlled HEI distributors. This is becuase there is so much performance left in them vs. stock (Added: 22-Mar-2001 Hits: 1761) Read Your Spark Plugs - An examination of used spark plugs can reflect the accuracy of heat range application. Close scrutiny of the firing end can also suggest a variety of possible engine conditions and point the way to achieving improved spark plug and engine performance. (Added: 5-Apr-2000 Hits: 915) Remote Starter Solenoid Install - Solve hot-start problems by installing a remote starter solenoid (Added: 12-Apr-2000 Hits: 1296) Speedometer Gear Selection - Many of you have changed tire size or axle ratio on your Chevelle and now the speedo reads too high or low. While this can be corrected with an aftermarket ratio adapter, I like to change the speedometer driven gear at the rear of the tranny to correct for error. If you want "correct", this is the way to go. (Added: 3-Dec-2000 Hits: 1336) Speedometer Information - The following formula will work for any GM, Ford or Chrysler vehicle and is very useful when there is no established baseline from which to work from such as replacing a transmission in a vehicle that was purchased without a drive line. (Added: 1-Sep-2001 Hits: 835) Speedometer Recalibration - New tires and wheels are a great addition to any car. The look and perform better than stock. Another popular modification to get your car to perform better is to install lower (numerically higher) rear gears. With wider tires, taller wheels and lower rear gears, the change is dramatic. However, so is the change in the speedometer calibration. (Added: 12-Apr-2000 Hits: 1217) Starter Shimming - How to Shim Your Starter (Added: 11-Dec-2000 Hits: 2746) The Anatomy of the One-Wire Alternator - Looking like any ordinary two-wire alternator, this one wire alternator has a self-energizing internal voltage regulator that eliminates the wire to the ignition.. (Added: 8-Aug-2000 Hits: 1295) WHY AND HOW TO UPGRADE YOUR HEADLAMP - The success or failure of your lighting upgrade efforts rides on the quality of your parts and the quality of your work. It matters how carefully you route wires to avoid chafing insulation. It matters how well you solder connections (Added: 28-Nov-2000 Hits: 974) Search the Links: Refine Search   Pages Updated On: 27-Mar-2008 Links Engine 1.1 By: Gossamer Threads Inc.