Your Complete Guide to the King of the Hammers

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The King of the Hammers is off-road racing’s Daytona 500 and Super Bowl wrapped into one gruelling event. Preview the carnage here.



Transmission Flush vs Fluid Change: Which is Better?

John BakerJohn Baker|
Transmission flush

Is a flush or pan drop better when changing transmission fluid? Learn the pros and cons of each method.



7 Expert Ice Fishing Tips with Pro Angler Pete Maina

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Ice fishing walleye

Professional angler Pete Maina offers these ice fishing tips to maximize your chances of making your next trip out on the ice safe and successful.



What Motor Oil is Best for Winter? (And Other Cold-Weather Questions)

John BakerJohn Baker|
Car driving in snow during winter

Synthetics are a better choice when looking for a winter motor oil. They remain fluid in cold weather to ease cold starts and improve wear protection.



Watch Now: Tim Odell Does Vintage Go-Fast

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Tim Odell

Tim Odell’s “TrophyT” ultra-4 truck proves that rat rods don’t just look cool, they can tear up the pavement and dirt with the best of them. Watch now.



From Snow to Dirt, Your AMSOIL Racing & Events Update

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AMSOIL Championship Snocross resumes action, dirt bike racing fires up out west and it’s nearly hammer time at the King of the Hammers.



8 Overlooked Vehicle-Maintenance Services

John BakerJohn Baker|
Vehicle maintenance

These often-overlooked vehicle-maintenance practices can not only help avoid expensive repairs, they can boost performance.



What Your Motor Oil Color Means

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Black motor oil usually means the oil is doing its job. Oil that looks like chocolate milk, however, points to serious problems.



Why Do I Need To Change My Oil?

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Why change oil?

Why change oil if you haven’t driven that many miles? Because time takes its toll on even the best oil, requiring you to eventually change it.



How Does a Dual-Clutch Transmission (DCT) Work?

John BakerJohn Baker|
DCT Transmission

A DCT transmission is like two manual transmissions working together. One gear shaft contains the even gears, and the other contains the odd-numbered gears.