This March, 2024, marked the 20 year anniversary of when Enginetech engineer, Will Pollard, bought his first new car, a humble Jeep. Since then, he has done everything right to keep it running. We asked Will, “How?!”. Here is what he had to say.
Enginetech Engineer, Will Pollard, began hosting monthly engine workshops this year to teach new, inexperienced teammates the basics. The classes are open to anyone at Enginetech who is interested in learning more about the engine parts we sell, and how they fit together in the internal combustion engine. Class topics include engine anatomy, functionality, and part-specific FAQs. This allows our sales team to be credible, and truly understand our customers when speaking with them, a major benefit that few competitors manage to provide their customers.
Can you read Enginetech part numbers to determine the best parts for your engine build? In this blog you will learn how to decode numbers on piston rings, valves, and gaskets.
During Enginetech’s 40th Anniversary year, we as a company are taking time to reflect on the last 40 years. Our business has a very rich and interesting history, one that we are proud to share with our customers. Enginetech’s history is an important part of our identity, and it serves Read more…
The measure of engineering precision is called “tolerance.” Tolerance can be a plus or minus number, and refers to the measurement of a specific engine part, such as the thickness of a cylinder wall, for instance. There is also clearance to consider. In the automotive engines’ world, this refers to the Read more…
Some Basic Knowledge About Oil Pumps Hello Enginetech friends, in this blog we will discuss Enginetech oil pumps. Oil pumps are a critical engine component that act much like the human heart distributing pressurized oil throughout. Unlike any other part line, we offer two versions of the same oil pump Read more…
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