Protecting High-Temp Parts with POR-15
We always want our projects to look as good as they can, but some parts are much harder then others to keep that way, especially those that see high temperatures. Engine [...]
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Leaky Gas Tank Got You Down? Fix It With POR-15!
Gas is way too expensive to be leaving a trail of fire behind your ride, so when your fuel tank springs a leak, get it fixed right away with POR-15 Gas Tank Sealer. This [...]
Exclusive Red Dirt Rodz Tool Bundle Giveaway Worth Over $1000—Enter Now!
New Year, New Gear! 2025 is here and along with it, we are giving away a massive tool bundle worth over $1000 to one lucky winner! We have teamed up with Tite-Reach, [...]
How To Install Cam Bearings- Video by Red Dirt Rodz
The crew at Red Dirt Rodz has been working on some LS and Gen V LT engine builds and have a ton of new videos coming out on the process. We have covered cam bearings before, [...]
Hot Suede Roof- How to Recover a Hardboard Headliner
Freshening up the interior of your ride is one of the key components of making it your own. Stereo systems, wheels, tires, and paint are all things that are common mods. One [...]
How to Install Sound Deadening
Nothing ruins a sweet sounding system more than a trunk that buzzes and doors that rattle. While most cars come with some sort of sound deadening from the factory, it is not [...]
Red Dirt Rodz’s latest creation- The Kontinental
In 1938, Edsel Ford asked Ford designer Bob Gregorie to design and build a custom car. This car would be Edsel’s personal conveyance. Edsel wanted some specific [...]
Iron Eagle: Building an Iron-Block LS2
Whether you are a Chevy fan or not, there is no denying the performance potential of the LS-series engine. With the legendary LS1 back in 1997 to the LS9 powering the ZR1 [...]
Pre-Assembly of a C2/C3 Rack and Pinion Conversion Kit
You’ve added the horsepower, upgraded the brakes, and put in a new transmission, but that old steering box is a major downer when you consider all those improvements [...]
We Break for Brakes: Recreating Broken Taillights with Polyurethane Casting
Unless you are building a 32 Ford or a ’69 Camaro, chances are you have run into a broken part that nobody reproduces. While you can repair many things, certain objects [...]