Turbo Blog

While BMW is best known for their smooth naturally aspirated inline sixes, they have a history with 4-cylinder engines as well. Their first big success in the US, the 2002 sport sedan, came with th …

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The Dodge, Freightliner and Mercedes Sprinter van has become ubiquitous. While repair and diagnostic resources are available, these are still Mercedes vans, and slightly more complex than the Chevy …

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The mid-to-late 1990’s were a turning point where pickups became more accepted and desired as daily drivers, rather than exclusively work vehicles. Dodge released the big-rig inspired 2nd generation …

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Much like its competition, when Ford wanted to put a diesel engine in their biggest pickups, they turned to experts in the medium and heavy-duty space. General Motors was the first to offer an oil b …

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Full-size pickups have topped US sales charts for more than 50 years; usually Ford, but there are some years where Chevy and GMC combine to put GM on top. They’re uniquely suited to our wide-open ro …

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Detroit Diesel manufactured more than a million of their Series 60 engines between 1987 and 2011, ranging from 11.1L and 330hp to 14.0L and 575hp. Having this much variety makes it easy to swap p …

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