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Casey Currie of Currie Enterprises doesn't just develop axles and components for off-road vehicles, he's out there putting his products to the test. When you buy an axle from Currie, you know it's field tested and proven...perhaps by Casey himself! Hear all about Casey's journey in the axle manufacturing business as well his experience in the world of off-road racing.

We get to the bottom of some common exhaust system myths and talk through popular debates like X-pipe vs. H-pipe. To find definitive answers, we traveled to Magnaflow Exhaust and talked to Magnaflow's Rich Waitas. We also discuss exhaust system choice and go over some things to consider when buying an aftermarket exhaust system.

Automotive brake system technical questions are among the most common questions fielded by the tech team at Summit Racing. So we brought in the braking experts to cover some of the most recurring tech questions and answers. In this episode, Bill Cummings and Dan DeKruger of LEED Brakes join us to talk brake system anatomy, braking questions, and brake system troubleshooting.

In this episode, we revisit Summit Racing's popular "Project 1000" LS build and answer some of the common viewer questions around the build. Summit Racing LS experts Brian Nutter and Mike Schmidt provide additional insight on the engine build, as well as general LS tech questions.

Holley took what it learned from its original Sniper EFI kit and applied those lessons to its Sniper 2 EFI system. Introduced late in the summer of 2023, the Sniper 2 EFI makes the process of converting to an aftermarket EFI even more hassle-free than ever before. In this episode, we look at some of the improvements made to the Sniper 2 kit and talk about how to get the most out of your Sniper 2 EFI system. 

From brittle speakers to fuzzy reception, older car radios can present some vexing problems, so we sat down with our pal Joe Rock from RetroSound to talk all about some basic troubleshooting and install tips for these vintage jamboxes. We also discussed a handful of solutions for folks that want to add modern audio capabilities to their classic car—without chopping up or otherwise upsetting the vintage aesthetic of their dash.