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Next to the engine, the most important part of a car is the suspension system.  Rightly so, because it is in fact the harbinger of a good ride. The suspension…

A mounting strut bar (also known as strut tower bar or strut brace) is designed to bring together the two opposing strut towers as a single solid unit. It is…

Spring rate refers to the amount of force necessary to compress the spring. It is usually measured in pounds per inch or kilograms per centimeter. An example is a linear…

Performance air filters in the market today are designed for many applications. They offer better performance and protection to automobile engines. They are built especially to become environmentally-safe using quality…

Exhaust systems transport burnt gases and residues from internal combustion engine through its exhaust pipes. The main purpose of exhaust systems is to reduce the pollutant constituents of the exhaust…

Torsion bars, also known as torsion beam suspension or torsion spring suspension, are simply springs that compose the vehicles’ suspension systems. A torsion bar is piece of material which when…

Detonation is the colloquial term of knocking (also called pinking or pinging) in automobiles usually preceded with pre-ignition. It refers to an abnormal type of combustion that is caused by…