Who needs therapy when there are engine assembly videos like this one from M539 Restorations? In the hour-plus video—which is part six of a video series featuring this engine—the channel’s host Sreten ...
If you were with us last month when we demonstrated how to remove and disassemble an engine, you are probably now staring at a large maze of engine parts. This installment deals with putting all those ...
Many engine building basics can be gleaned from the Pontiac service manuals, and/or the myriad "Build Your First Engine" articles found in magazines, books, and on websites. In this article, with the ...
For as long as there have been mass production engine rebuilders there has been skepticism about quality and a trail of tears to go with puddles of oil. We’ve all been there one time or another. Need ...
SCAT's Ford 4.6L 297 Forged Rotating Assembly increases displacement and durability for engines, featuring a forged crank and ...
Jetlagged writers watch as skilled Bentley workers carefully install the W12's dozen pistons. It looks easy, but we were assured that it wasn't. Bentley carries out both cold (using compressed air) ...
Engines fail for two basic reasons: flawed parts or improper build technique (or both). Building an engine is not for the faint of heart, yet it is something you can do yourself if you take your time ...
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Here’s who actually makes Can-Am engines
Can-Am engines are crafted by Rotax, a key subsidiary of Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP). Since BRP’s acquisition of the Can-Am brand in 1995, Rotax has been the driving force behind the ...
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