When it comes to engine building, cylinder heads are of utmost importance. Here's why Chevy's small-block Vortec heads could ...

Thread the nut onto the bolt, hit it with 37 “ugga-duggas” and it’s all done, right? *insert buzzer here* Whoops! That’s a fail, and now you have a broken bolt. If you have been turning wrenches for a ...

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Coupled with the steeper head angle and longer chainstays, it helps to make navigating tight uphill switchbacks a doddle. It’s easy to keep the front wheel weighted and on your line of choice without ...

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On Ohio’s Lake Erie shore near Fairport Harbor, this 42-foot breakwater lighthouse has become a bucket-list stop, with ...

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Forget hunting for a tape measure or a protractor. Use your Android phone camera and sensors to handle different types of measurements easily.

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Leaving putts long or short? Your eyes might be the issue. Here's how to uncover your tendencies and boost your distance control.

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The moment a bullet leaves a rifle barrel, it’s dropping. To compensate for that drop and get bullets where they need to go, long-range shooters use one of two units of measure: MRAD or MOA. Both are ...