What Are The 4 Basic Types Of Boat Engines & How Do They Work?
When it comes to how boat engines, there are four main types and each serves its own purpose. Here is how they work so you can decide which is best for you.
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The Loudest Air-Raid Sirens Ever Made Are HEMI-Powered (And Your City May Have One)
You wouldn't be alone thinking the air-raid sirens used in the 1950s no longer exist, these devices still reside in a lot of major cities.
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The U.S. Justice department hit TikTok with a lawsuit, this time pertaining to child privacy violations, which is overshadowed by a pending U.S. ban.
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Captain seats are a key feature of modern SUVs. If captain seats are a point of emphasis for you, check out these SUV models new to 2024.
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This fall, a recurring explosion that happened just under 3,000 years ago will be visible from Earth with the naked eye. Here's what happened.
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Most modern car engines come with start-stop technology. Many people ask if this is bad for their car’s engine. Here’s the answer to that question.
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Installing Raspberry Pi OS on an SD card is simple and should only take a few minutes with the official tool and our guide.
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The Cold War inspired all kinds of unusual and one-off technologies, and the A-90 Orlyonok Ekranoplan was arguably one of the oddest.
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If you are looking to improve the performance of your Harley-Davidson, there are several upgrade stages available. Here’s what to expect for Stage 1.
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Every Truck Powered By A General Motors LS V8 Engine
GM's LS line of V8 engines have been around since the 50s, and powered all sorts of vehicles. Here's every truck the company has made with one under the hood.
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5 Of The Best Years To Consider If You're Searching For A Used Toyota Avalon
If you are set on buying a used Toyota Avalon, it is important to understand that some model years were more reliable than others. Here are five of the best.
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Aircraft carriers are essential tools for naval forces worldwide, but they are more than a floating runway. Here's what to know about these massive machines.
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Nissan made EVs mainstream with the Leaf, but does the Ariya do enough to compete in the market its predecessor helped create?
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WD-40 can be useful in many situations, but the product does have potential health risks, and here is what you should do if you experience them.
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Warning lights on your car's dashboard can make you anxious if you don’t know what they mean. Here is how to use your iPhone to identify them.
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5.7 HEMI Vs. 5.0 Coyote: How Do These V8 Engines Compare?
We dive into the specs to see how the 5.7 HEMI and the 5.0 Coyote compare, along with a quick look at the cars these engines power.
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Cummins has a strong reputation for its six-cylinder diesel engines, so you may be asking if it makes V8 engines. The answer is yes, it does.
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iOS 18 User Guide: How To Remove The Flashlight From Your iPhone's Lock Screen
Having a flashlight right there on your iPhone's lock screen can be convenient or annoying. Now Apple lets you decide for yourself whether to keep it or not.
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What Does The 'S' Stand For On Your Car's Gear Shift And When Should You Use It?
Looking at your gear shifter in your car, you may have noticed an "S" on there. Here's what that means, and when you should (and shouldn't) use it.
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What's The Top Speed Of The Yamaha Zuma 125 And Can It Go On The Highway?
As gas prices (or simply your desire for a fun drive) increase, you might consider a Yamaha Zuma 125, but is it ok to drive on the highway? Here's what we know.
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Toyota 4Runner Towing Capacity: How Many Pounds Can Each Generation Safely Tow?
Toyota 4Runners over the years have been all over the map when it comes to towing capacity from generation to generation. Here's what you need to know.
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What Does The 'C' Stand For On A Chrysler 300C?
When Stellantis retired the 300 series of sedans, it did so with bit of extra power in the 300C, but what does the "C" stand for? Here's what we know.
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Here Are The Pros & Cons Of Altering The Intake Manifold On A 5.7 HEMI
Looking to wring out a bit more power from your Chrysler engine? Here are the pros and cons of altering the intake manifold on your car's 5.7 HEMI.
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Why The 2005 Pontiac Bonneville GXP Was The Final Model Ever Made
In 2004, Pontiac rolled out the very last Bonneville GXP, which turned out to be the last year for the iconic car. Here's why that happened.
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The Pontiac GTO, also known as "The Judge," disappeared form the scene in 1974 after experiencing success. Later, it came back as a rebadged Holden Monaro.
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What Does CR-V Mean For Honda Cars?
You may have driven a Honda CR-V for decades at this point without knowing what those three little letters mean. Here's what CR-V stands for.
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