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Jeff Huneycutt

  • Owner, Horsepower Monster
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SCAT’s Next Chapter Refines The Art Of The Crankshaft

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By Jeff Huneycutt
| EngineLabs Verified
For more than 50 years, SCAT Crankshafts has been winning races and putting smiles on the faces of horsepower freaks around the world. And now the company is entering a new era. SCAT recently relocated its headquarters and manufacturing operations from its longtime home in Redondo Beach, California, to a new facility in Oxnard, CA. While moving a manufacturing operation is never a small undertaking, this wasn’t simply a matter of loading machines onto trucks and changing the address on the website.
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Peterson Fluid Systems Ups The Pressure Game With Better Tech For Oil Pumps

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By Jeff Huneycutt
| EngineLabs Verified
There are plenty of parts on a high-performance engine that grab attention. Cylinder heads get the glory. Camshaft lobe specs are the source of endless debates. Turbos and superchargers dominate gearheads’ social media feeds. Oil pumps? Not so much. But, ask experienced engine builders where reliability lives, and the conversation always circles back to lubrication. It doesn’t matter how much horsepower an engine makes if the oil system can’t keep up with the demands placed on it.
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Power Combo — Running Gas Ported Rings With Gas Ported Pistons

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By Jeff Huneycutt
| EngineLabs Verified
If you’ve spent any time around serious engine builds, especially in drag racing, then you know gas-ported pistons aren’t exactly new territory. Drill a series of small holes from the top of the piston down into the back of the top ring groove or laterally to make a groove in the top of the top ring land, and you use cylinder pressure itself to push the ring harder against the cylinder wall. The result is better ring seal, less blow-by, and even more efficient combustion.
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