Programs

You can build the most precisely machined engine on the planet but getting it to achieve its full performance potential requires precise tuning. Today, engine tuning requires understanding the functions of the engine control unit (ECU). The ECU includes many different sensors and computer processors which work together to control things like how much fuel enters the cylinders and exactly when the spark plugs fire. When it comes to performance tuning, the ECU is where mechanical knowledge meets real-world horsepower. What Does an ECU Actually Do? An ECU is a dedicated computer that reads data from sensors throughout the engine. Read More

Engine block machining is the process of bringing a worn engine block back to life or fabricating an entirely new one for a high-performance build. It’s where precision measurement, and hands-on problem-solving meet, and right now, it’s one of the most in-demand skill sets in the automotive performance industry. What Is Engine Block Machining? Engine block machining uses specialized equipment to restore, modify, or fabricate the core structure of an internal combustion engine. The block houses the cylinders, crankshaft, and other rotating components, so every surface and bore must meet exact specifications. Even a few thousandths of an inch off Read More