What Causes An Airplane To Dutch Roll And Just How Dangerous Is It?
A Southwest Airlines plane survived a Dutch roll this May without anyone being injured. Other planes' crews and passengers haven't been so lucky.
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10 Cars That Are Faster Than A Hellcat
The Hellcat may be the quintessential modern muscle car, but there are plenty of faster models out there, many of which come from surprising brand names.
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Motorcycle Frame Sliders: What They Are (And Do They Actually Work?)
Frame sliders are usually installed to keep your motorcycle's fairings and engine safe, but they can protect your legs too.
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5 Classics That Make Perfect LS Engine Swap Candidates
LS engine swaps have been popular since the '90s, but picking the perfect car can be a chore. Here's some classic cars that are perfect for your next swap.
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6 Of The Best Welders You Can Find At Harbor Freight
Finding a good welder can be daunting, but you can find some affordable, high-quality models at Harbor Freight. These are the best of the bunch.
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10 Of The Best-Sounding Motorcycles Ever Made
The aesthetics of a motorcycle extend beyond physical appearance. The sound of a motorcycle is also a quality that will surely pique interest.
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What Years Did Harley-Davidson Make The Evolution Engine?
The Harley-Davidson Evolution engine is still popular even though evolution has left it behind. Here are the years that HD produced the Evolution.
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Common Problems That Can Happen With The Chevrolet Trax, According To Owners
The Chevrolet Trax is currently in its second generation, but like any vehicle, owners have reported a few common problems since its debut.
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Why Your Chromecast Shows A Black Screen When Casting (And How To Fix It)
One of the biggest issues with Chromecast is its occasional showing of a black screen instead of streaming.
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The Real Owners Behind The Biggest Budget TV Brands
Budget brands like TCL, Roku, and Vizio are all over online and brick-and-mortar retail, but who really makes all these low-cost televisions and who owns them?
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The Easiest Ways To Add 100HP To A 5.7 HEMI
The 5.7 HEMI is a well-known engine that has respectable power, but if you want to quickly add another 100HP, here are the easiest ways to do it.
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These Motorcycles Power U.S. Military Special Ops—Here's What Makes Them Essential
While not as iconic as the biggest tanks or stealth jet fighters, military motorcycles have helped U.S. military special forces for decades.
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What Is An EGR Valve And How Does It Work In A Diesel Engine?
The EGR in a diesel engine plays a significant role in your vehicle's overall performance, but what is it exactly? Here's everything you need to know.
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3 Signs That It's Time To Replace Your Car Battery
There are telltale signs that your car's battery is going ghost, and unless you want to get stranded, scheduling a replacement should be priority one.
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12 Of The Greatest Ford V8 Engines Ever Made
Ford has a long, storied history of putting out powerful V8 engines. Here are the ones we think truly broke the mold, powering Mustangs, Super Duties, and more.
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Costco's Electronics Return Policy: Can You Really Return Anything?
If you're a Costco member who plans to shop for electronics in-store or online, here's everything you need to know about how the return policy works.
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What We Hope To See From The Engine That Will Power Kia's 2025 Tasman Ute
Kia is dipping its toes into the Ute with the upcoming Tasman, and while Australia is reportedly getting a turbodiesel, U.S. roads will need an alternative.
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How To Force Restart A Frozen Or Unresponsive Mac
MacBooks are meant to be a convenient, uncomplicated way to personal or business computing. However, even Apple's strongest devices are susceptible to hiccups.
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How Did The USS San Francisco Hit An Underwater Mountain & Where Is The Submarine Now?
Not long ago, a United States Navy submarine plowed into a mountain while more than 500 feet under water. Here's how that happened and what happened after.
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How Much Horsepower Does A Horse Have?
Horsepower figures give you a rough and ready estimate of how an engine will perform, but the word probably doesn't mean what you think it means.
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6 Of Our Favorite Special Edition Ford F-150 Trucks
Ford's F-150 pickup is one of the most popular truck models ever produced, so naturally it's had some pretty interesting limited editions over the years.
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Makita MakTrak: How The New Modular Storage System Works
Makita's latest modular storage system for power tools has one distinct difference from its competitors that might make it the best choice for the job.
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What Does Format As exFAT Mean On PS5?
If you've ever tried to use an external hard drive with your PlayStation 5, you might have seen a formatting window asking about exFAT. But what is it?
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How To Delete Your 23andMe Data (And Why You Might Want To)
23andMe's financial troubles may lead to customers' genetic data exchanging hands if an acquisition occurs. Here's how to delete your 23andMe data beforehand.
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Which Mercedes Models Come With A Light-Up Emblem?
You probably don't need a light-up three-point-star Mercedes emblem on your car, but it's still pretty cool. Unfortunately, it only works with some models.
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Makita Vs. Milwaukee: Who Sells The Better Belt Sander?
Milwaukee and Makita are two of the most popular power tool brands, but who sells the better belt sander? Here are the key differences you need to know.
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Every Vehicle Powered By The AMC 304 V8 Engine
The 304 V8 was a special engine that AMC stuffed into very nearly everything the brand made during the 1970s.
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