Published in National Dragster
Written by David Reher
Anyone who buys a “Rolex” watch on the Internet for 25 bucks has a pretty good idea that it’s not the genuine article. Producing and selling counterfeit products is a lucrative global business, and it’s not just high-end luxury goods like watches and leather goods that are knocked »» more...
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#72- The Price of Knowledge
#71- Racing Through Hard Times
Published in National Dragster
Written by David Reher
Along with death and taxes, the third inevitability in our lives is change. Certainly the world has been going through some major changes in the last few months, and most were not for the better. But I’m not going to join the drumbeat of depressing news – there’s already »» more...
#70- Airflow Fallacies: Avoiding the Pitfalls of the Flow Bench
Published in National Dragster
Written by David Reher
“What’s it flow?”
Whenever a conversation about cylinder heads begins with that question, I cringe. I know where this discussion is going, and it’s not good. When a racer wants to distill the performance of a highly developed cylinder head down to a single number, I know I’m dealing »» more...
#69- The Land of the Giants
Published in National Dragster
Written by David Reher
Back in the early days of Pro Stock match racing, any engine with more than 500 cubic inches of displacement was labeled a “Mountain Motor.” Now a new generation of 800-cubic-inch engines has turned those old Mountain Motors into molehills.
Displacement is king in the Land of the Giants. »» more...
#68- Playing with Fire
Published in National Dragster
Written by David Reher
Last year I watched my neighbor’s house burn down. I don’t mean he had a barbecue fire that singed his hamburgers. No, he had a blaze that took the house right down to its foundation. A small fire that began as a short circuit under a deck quickly became »» more...
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