Brendan Baker, Author at Tomorrows Technician - Page 2 of 8
Go Karts Still Turning Hot Laps in North America

Kart racing is hugely popular globally, yet most people in North America don’t know much about it.

Future Drivers Likely To Be Less Human, More Automated

The use of ADAS will eventually make good drivers better and bad drivers irrelevant. But when?

No Replacement For Displacement? Mercedes Might Disagree

There are rumors that the M177 may be the last of the V8s for the company – up next, the V6 and V8 Biturbo engines.

ATV And UTV Engine Opportunities

Small but mighty, these powerhouses
offer great introduction to engine rebuilding experiences.

Continuing Education – Working On Cars Isn’t The Same

Car repair techniques keep changing, but if you continue to follow the basics, you’ll be headed in the right direction.

There’s No Stopping Regenerative Braking’s Growth

Experts say that someday it will be as normal as standard friction braking. Here’s the latest.

Repairing Toyota 2GR-FE V6 Oil Leaks

Toyota continues to use this engine in various applications with minor updates to the design to this day.

Engine Tech: Understanding Valve Seats & Guides

A significant percentage of valve seat failures are due to wrong parts or incorrect valvetrain geometry.

With Turbochargers, Maintenance Matters

Turbocharged engines need high-quality oils and attention to maintenance intervals.

Determining The Correct Surface Finish

For an ultra-smooth surface finish, know the metallurgy of the castings and the head gasket.

Aging Plastic Intake Components May Cause Leaks

BMW valve covers and intake manifolds made of plastic are susceptible to warpage and gasket failure.

Rotating Assembly Kits Can Save Money, Improve Power

A pre-balanced rotating assembly can eliminate the need for you to do all the specification homework yourself.