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SLABs: Slow, Loud, and Bangin’
The unique culture of slab cars.
Colin Chapman: The Philosopher of Motion (Part 1)
This British engineer changed racing forever by making cars lighter, not more powerful.
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Should You Charge More When Dealing with Tire Sealant? (VIDEO)
Learn why it’s not a bad idea to charge a little more for the hassle.
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Should You Charge More When Dealing with Tire Sealant? (VIDEO)
Learn why it’s not a bad idea to charge a little more for the hassle.
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Testing Battery State of Charge – ASE Practice Question (VIDEO)
Technicians discuss battery testing, one says open circuit voltage of less than 10.5 volts indicates a bad battery, while the other says that a reading of 12.5 volts indicates an 80% state of charge. Who is correct?