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Ride Of The Week: 1966 WD-40 Ford Bronco

In 2017, the SEMA Show attracted a staggering 165,000 registrants. Among them was Aaron Vaccar, owner of The Vaccar Company, and the designer/builder behind numerous custom vehicles such as this WD-40 Ford Bronco.

Piecing Together The Air Ride Diagnostic Puzzle

Air ride diagnostics can be just as complex as any ABS or fuel injection problem. The diagnostic process should start with questions about the system rather than the parts.

Ride Of The Week: 1964 Ford Country Squire

All 1964 full-size Ford station wagons were four-door models. The Country Sedans were the base trim level station wagons for 1964, with the Country Squires being the top trim level.

Air Ride Repair Vs. Replacement: Weighing The Pros And Cons Of Air Ride Repair Options

When an air ride system fails, there can be up to four different options to return the vehicle to operating condition. Some involve repairing the existing air ride system, while others involve replacing the system with springs and passive shocks and struts. All options have their pros and cons.

Ride Of The Week: 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Split-Window Coupe

This split-window pro-tourer is a world-class custom that features a potent drivetrain, a modern suspension and many well-executed details that make it the perfect combination of show and go.

Ride Of The Week: 1984 Hurst Olds Named Sorceress

The Sorceress is a one-off, handmade street vehicle capable of 300-plus miles per hour performance.

Ride Of The Week: 2012 Falcon Motorsports F7

This F7’s body is made of carbon fiber and Kevlar panels painted silver. The chassis is aluminum, carbon fiber and Kevlar.

Ride Of The Week: 1969 Chevrolet Corvette L88

Chevrolet did such a good job of hiding the L88 engine option, only 216 were ever installed in Corvettes: 20 in 1967, 80 in 1968 and finally 116 in 1969.

Servicing The Cadillac Escalade Autoride System

Autoride is an electronic suspension control system that independently controls each of the four shock absorbers in order to control the vehicle ride characteristics. The electronic suspension control (ESC) system is capable of making these changes within milliseconds.

Stability Control And Brake Jobs

Automotive technology continues to evolve in several directions. While many manufacturers are concentrating on electric and hybrid technology, higher mileage, and smaller and lighter vehicles, others are focused on performance, horsepower and ever-higher top speeds.