Expo 2021 – Episode 35: John Callies Interview
In one of our first Engine Builder Interviews, Expo MC Joe Castello sat down with the legendary John Callies to talk about his amazing career in motorsports
Expo 2021 – Episode 34: Lifter Bushings Part 2 – Ask the Experts
Following the lifter bushing installation demo in episode 33, John Callies is joined by Lake Speed Jr and Ed Kiebler for a live audience Q&A session on lifters
Expo 2021 – Episode 33: Lifter Bushings Part 1 – Installation
This episode is a deep dive into keyed lifter bushing installation starting with a walk through of the process and then a demonstration of each step in it.
Expo 2021 – Episode 32: Nitrous with Pat Musi
For this segment, we traveled down to North Carolina to talk Nitrous and have a little Q&A with Pat Musi of Musi Enterprises, and home of Musi Racing Engines
Expo 2021 – Episode 31: Block Sleeving Q&A
Joe Castello is joined by Joe Creason of Creason Racing Engines, and Tim Eichhorn from MPR Racing for an "Ask The Experts" session on block sleeving.
Expo 2021 – Episode 30: Block Sleeving Demonstration
In episode 30, we dive deep into block sleeving with demonstrations from MPR Racing on sleeving a Coyote block, and BES Racing sleeving an LT block
Expo 2021 – Episode 29: Turbocharger Q&A
Host Joe Castello is joined Randy Neal and Mike Moran to talk about the challenges of turbocharging and how nearly anyone interested can get started with it.
Expo 2021 – Episode 28: Moran Motorsports Shop Tour
We head up to Michigan to visit Mike Moran of Moran Motorsports and get a tour of his amazing shop, home to some of the most awe-inspiring cars you've seen.
Expo 2021 – Episode 27: Troy LaCrone & Jim Gray Interview
Revisiting Expo 2021, Expo host Joe Castello sits down with Outlaw Style racing king, Troy LaCrone and his engine builder Jim Gray of Bullet Racing Engines
Expo 2021 – EFI vs. Carburetor Tuning Do’s & Don’ts
It's carburetor vs EFI as EFI University’s Ben Strader takes us to school on engine tune-up and break-in do's and don'ts, as well as the myth of the "Fat Tune".