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Alloy USA Boulder Red Aluminum Cover for Dana 44
Alloy USA is now offering a red powder-coated Boulder Aluminum Differential Cover, made from A356-T6 cast aluminum for strong impact resistance, and featuring a precision-machined sealing surface which allow gaskets
First Look – The 2020 GM HD and Ford HD Trucks take an early bow
The fierce competition between the pickup manufacturers regularly witnessed in Half-ton advertising is quickly spilling into the Heavy Duty truck segment following the newest Ram HD being introduced as a 2019 model. Not long ago, model updates were most often singular events, with each brand following its own engineering schedule. Not anymore. The recent Ram release quickly brought news from GM (Chevy and GMC) and Ford.
HyperTech Releases All-New Innovative Throttle Optimizer REACT
The new REACT from HyperTech is an innovative throttle optimizer that offers fully customizable control over your vehicle’s throttle response. The simple knob allows you to switch between multiple modes
Ford Expanding F-150 Power Stroke Option to XLT Trim
Ford of Canada has recently announced that they will be offering the 3.0L Power Stroke diesel engine option on the XLT model. Previously only available for the Lariat, King Ranch
Family Affair – 1970 Chevrolet El Camino
Story and photos by Cam Hutchins This 1970 El Camino is certainly a family affair and a tribute to the value of great customer relations. Cameron and Gary Grant have
Ready for Anything – 2019 Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro
Story and photos by Jordan Allan, additional photos courtesy of Toyota Canada The Toyota 4Runner is a strange vehicle in the sense that, in so many ways, it does follow
The Benchmark – 2019 Ram HD
The pickup wars appear to be at an all-time high as evidenced by continually strong sales numbers and the constant innovation and improvements being made by each one of Detroit’s Big 3. With each of GM, Ford and Ram due for either a full redesign or facelift of their heavy-duty models in 2019-2020, the battle is only set to intensify.
