Installing highly accurate, nonstock gauges has been a part of hot rodding since the earliest days, from aircraft surplus stuff in the '40s and '50s to the radical designs from the aftermarket that ...

One of the reasons many of us build classic trucks is the same reason painters, sculptors, and musicians ply the trade that they chose personal expression. No two pickups are the same due to our ...

Over on the ESP32 subreddit, tinkerer GeneralAd552 is showing off what they've been working on. It's an ESP32-based system ...

The level of sophistication attained in automotive instrumentation has come a long way in the annals of history. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, the first known use of the term “idiot ...

Harley-Davidson bikes are probably the first thing which comes in mind when talking about customized motorcycles. These bikes are old and come with a huge heritage, so it's small wonder that owners ...

Project X has been around the block – literally and figuratively. The perpetual-project 1957 Chevy has had just about every engine, transmission, and suspension configuration under the sun, with ...

The odds are that many of you do not own a boat that you get to tinker around with. [Mavromatic] recently acquired one that had — much to his consternation — analog gauges. So in order to get his ship ...

With cars being essentially CAN buses on wheels, it’s no wonder that there’s a lot of juicy information about the car’s status zipping about on these buses. The main question is usually how to get ...