What You Need To Know Before Buying An Engine From Japan
The most die-hard car enthusiasts will inevitably turn their eyes towards cars and parts from Japan, but it's not as simple as just buying an engine online.
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7 Ways To Improve Your Video Editing Speed And Workflow
If you're looking for ways to expedite your video editing processes, consider some of these tips and tricks.
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Long Block Vs. Crate Engine: What's The Difference?
When replacing an engine, you have a few options. Two of those options are long blocks and crate engines. Here are the differences between the two.
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5 Ways To Power Your Campsite With Electricity
If you want electricity for your next camping trip, you will need a quality power source. Luckily, there are options for every type of outdoor adventure.
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11 Facts About Back To The Future's Iconic 1981 DeLorean DMC-12
The DeLorean DMC-12 is among the most iconic automobiles in cinematic history, despite the fact that the real-life car didn't meet expectations.
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Where Are American Aircraft Carriers Built And Who Builds Them?
The U.S. Navy's selection of massive and powerful aircraft carriers all stem from the same few yards, but are built via thousands of companies and employees.
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Why Did Jeep Discontinue The CJ Line?
The Jeep CJ had been part of the company's lineup for four decades when American Motors abruptly killed it in 1985. What led to this stalwart's demise?
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12 Google Calendar Settings You'll Wish You Changed Sooner
There's a lot more versatility and features that come with Google Calendar than you may have expected.
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Harley-Davidson Softail Standard Vs. Fat Boy: What's The Difference Between These Bikes?
The Softail Standard and the Fat Boy are two of Harley-Davidson's best motorcycles, but there are key differences between the two you should know.
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5 Cars That Are Basically Jeep Clones
There is perhaps no utility vehicle more beloved than the classic Jeep, but these five vehicles made an attempt at emulating that popularity.
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10 Pieces Of Kitchen Tech That Are A Total Waste Of Money
Plenty of companies promise flashy cooking tools that will make common tasks easier, but are they worth your money and counter space? Here are a few to avoid.
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Are Electric Cars Safe To Drive In Flood Water?
While driving through floodwaters is a bad idea no matter what, are electric vehicles particularly susceptible to water damage due to their battery packs?
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5 Reasons Why Pilots Love The Boeing 757
Boeing's 737-MAX has taken its lumps over the years, but its 757 family of airplanes is a different story. A retired pilot sings its praises to SlashGear.
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This E-Bike Fixes A Big Problem, But Causes An Even Bigger Headache
SlashGear's Adam Doud recently tested a new e-bike that wins where many competitors lose. However, it comes with a caveat that may be a dealbreaker.
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6 AI Tools On LimeWire And How To Use Them
LimeWire has left the music business and gone full steam ahead into generative AI. Here are six AI tools you can find on LimeWire and how to use them.
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What Is A 'Suicide Shifter' On A Motorcycle, And Are They Safe To Use?
The affectionately coined 'suicide shifter' might be outdated for modern motorcycle design, but some of the earliest Harley-Davidson bikes used them.
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What's The Biggest Difference Between The DC-10 And L-1011 Trijets?
The McDonnell Douglas DC-10 and the Lockheed L-1011 TriStar are two of the biggest trijets, but how are they different? Here's what you need to know.
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How To Take Great Low-Light Photos With Almost Any Camera (Without A Flash)
There are a number of tips and tricks to get low-light photographs done just right - here are a few.
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Who Owns GMC And Where Are The Trucks Built?
GMC continues to expand its truck lineup by including EV options, but where are they made, and who owns GMC? Here's everything you need to know.
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These Failed Formats Tried To Be The Next Audio CD, But Never Made It
DVD Audio and Sony's SACD were poised to be the next big thing for audiophiles, but both formats failed spectacularly once they hit the market.
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How Do Driver's License Points Work And Is It Different By State?
That red light flashing in your rearview mirror may mean you're about to get some points on your driving record. But what does that mean for your license?
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How To Change The Keyboard Color On An MSI Laptop
MSI laptops are built to be gaming devices, and that includes colorful RGB backlighting for many models. Here's how to change the color if yours has it.
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10 Pieces Of Desk Tech To Help You Keep Active At Work
Feeling stiff from sitting all day? These 10 desk-friendly gadgets help you stay active, reduce aches, and add comfort to long hours at your workspace.
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6 Of The Highest-Rated Outdoor Speakers You Can Find On Amazon
A good outdoor speaker can be the difference between a cool backyard party and one where everyone struggles to hear. Here are the best we found on Amazon.
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What Is An Engine Diaper And What Are They Used For?
Cautious drivers may be babying their engines, but really, an engine diaper? It's not what it sounds like, more often found at a racetrack than in a driveway.
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Why Renault Discontinued The Twingo (And When It Might Return)
The Twingo may not be too well known in the U.S., but it's a compact European EV that's unique in a few ways. Here's why Renault discontinued it.
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4 Creative Uses For DaVinci Resolve That Aren't For Video Editing
As one of the best media editing software options out there, the ever-popular DaVinci Resolve does much beyond just video editing.
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