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1,000 HP 6.0L PowerstrokeIf you’re driving around in a Mustang, Camaro or Corvette, Alex Null of Summit Diesel won’t hesitate to leave your ass in the dust behind the wheel of his truck. He’ll even make a little smoke while doing it. AlexStage 2 6.4L PowerstrokeIf you visit Powerstroke Performance in Las Vegas, as the name suggests, you’ll find a few Ford fanatics. Shop owner Adrian Perez and technician Trever Stokes, in particular, both grew up captivated by the Blue Oval most of their lives.Twin 5.9L Compound Turbo CumminsWhen the Mollet family, the folks behind Plowboy Diesel in New Douglas, IL, got invited to the SEMA Show a couple years ago, it was a pretty big deal for the small engine shop. The reason for the SEMA invite?Utilizing InstagramThe Industry has changed, so should you. “One picture I posted got 7,600 likes, it reached 112,000 people, I got 982 profile visits from that post, 758 people saved it, and 208 people sent it to other people,” says AaronHigher Revving EducationWhat You Learn In Tuning School It’s a giant leap between torqueing down rod caps of an engine built with today’s latest high-performance parts and rooting around inside an engine’s computer. The big picture of computer tuning is getting insideChassis vs Engine DynoCan You Benefit From Having Both? If you’re in the market for a dyno, you’ll have to answer a number of questions – namely, whether to have a chassis dyno or an engine dyno. Of course, as a responsible shopTradeshow SeasonAre you getting the most out of it? While the rest of the world tends to slow down in the fourth quarter, our industry is starting to rev up. That’s because it’s tradeshow season, and the excitement for next yearEngine are Awesome, but There s soWith all the different types of automotive engines in the world tod ay, and those from many years ago, there’s really never a shortage of things to cover in our magazine each month and each year. From the engines usedAt the very beginning of 2020, none of us could have fathomed what this year was going to throw at us. If you said Coronavirus, no one even knew what the word meant six months ago. Well, that has certainlyDiesel DominanceI’ll admit that I used to be one of those guys who just never understood why trucks were so cool.  I didn’t grow up in a family of truck fans, with the exception of an uncle who has a FordSocial Distancing Out on the OpenI’ll spare you the Coronavirus recaps and regurgitating all the information we have been constantly bombarded with every day. If you’re anything like me, it’s beginning to get tiresome, though important. What we do know is social distancing and stay-at-homeInstagram Strategy Tips for BusinessLearn Instagram strategy with Engine Builder Editor, Greg Jones. Find out how your business can build an audience and adjust content based on trends and engagement. Episode 3: Insane Engine Moments – EarthquakeMost of us don t have to worry about natural disasters like earthquakes. But for those of us who do, like Rich Olivier of TEM Performance Machine in Napa, CA, the threat is all too real. Find out what happens during Napa s 2014 earthquake. Engine Builder eNewsletterGet the latest news, insights, and more delivered directly to your inbox.Subscribe

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