HUD Speedometer

Head-Up Displays: How Looking Ahead Changes Your Driving

One of the most useful pieces of tech to make its way from fighter jets into everyday cars is the head-up display, and it’s changed the way a lot of drivers keep tabs on their vehicle. A head-up display, or HUD, projects key information such as speed, navigation directions and warnings onto a small screen or directly onto the windscreen, right in your line of sight. Instead of glancing down at the dash, you keep your eyes on the road while still taking in everything you need to know.

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Ford EcoBoost Performance Upgrades: How to Get More From Your Vehicle

Introduced in 2010 as turbocharged 3.5-liter V6 in brand staples like the Tauris SHO and Lincoln MKS, the EcoBoost engine today is Ford’s bread and butter powerplant, replacing larger V8s while boosting power, performance and fuel efficiency. The engine powers everything from the Mustang and Focus, to the Bronco and Explorer and light and heavy-duty variants of the F-150. Available in 4 and 6-cylinder configurations and different displacements, EcoBoost engines combine direct injection, variable valve timing and turbocharging and still deliver respectable power numbers in engines that are also considerably lighter.

Volvo Heavy Duty Parts

Our Tips for Choosing Volvo Heavy-Duty Parts

Volvo Construction Equipment regularly ranks among Canada’s and North America’s best-selling heavy construction brands – rivalling industry giants Caterpillar, John Deere and Komatsu for market share – and is chosen for its strong reliability, low ownership costs, fuel efficiency and operator safety. The brand dominates key equipment sectors such as articulated dump trucks and compact wheeled loaders in civil construction, road building and quarrying, and has a diverse catalog of excavators, tracked loaders and specialized equipment, plus the replacement Volvo heavy duty parts for the job. 

Paint protection film

Paint Protection Film: Types, Benefits and Maintenance Tips

Paint protection film, often called PPF, is a clear, durable layer that shields your vehicle’s paint from minor scratches, chips and stains. It was first developed for military use but has now become a standard upgrade for everyday drivers and car enthusiasts.

An important part of detailing, PPF is applied to the vehicle’s exterior panels to form a strong barrier against road debris, bird droppings and UV rays. It helps maintain the original finish while reducing the need for frequent polishing. PPF film is particularly useful in harsh climates or for vehicles that travel long distances, ensuring the surface remains clean, glossy and well-protected for years to come.

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Choosing the Right Ranger Seat Covers: Comfort, Protection, and Style

Vehicle interiors are exposed to constant wear. Dust, mud, food spills, pet hair, and UV rays gradually damage the fabric. For drivers who rely on their Ranger daily, whether for work, travel, or family use, seat covers provide a protective barrier that keeps interiors fresh and functional. They don’t just prevent damage; they also add comfort and personality, making every drive more enjoyable.

EXhaust

Pick Premium Exhaust Donuts for Smooth Engine Performance

Buying a new exhaust system can be one of the most exciting, and most cost-effective upgrades any auto enthusiast can make to their vehicle. But beyond remotely-controllable mufflers, masterfully crafted headers and flashy endtips, there are two far-less conspicuous exhaust components that need to be considered: bent tube sections and donuts.

Ask any exhaust system designer and they’ll tell you: the key to getting the best performance from an exhaust system isn’t in resorting to larger diameter tubes: it’s in maximising airflow. Every section of tubing, and every joint between those sections has to be optimised in order for exhaust gases to move as quickly and smoothly as possible. That’s why our tips for ensuring the best possible gas flow are centred on donuts and mandrel bent tubing.

truck bed drawers

3 Pickup Truck Additions for Increased Space

Full-sized pickup trucks make up a sizable chunk of new vehicle sales. Bestsellers like the Ford F-150, Ram 1500 and the Silverado and Sierra siblings are prized for their unrivalled space, everyday practicality and go-anywhere capability. Equipped with huge rear beds, pickup trucks provide the space for a variety of items, ranging from tools and building materials to dirt bikes, construction equipment and camping gear. 

Using every square inch of the bed, regardless of whether your truck has a short or long box bed, comes with its own challenges and choices. How do you organise all your gear? Are items easily accessible? And what are durable and weatherproof storage options to keep everything protected? Three options, including durable truck bed drawer systems, cross-bed toolboxes and bed racks, top shopping lists when it comes to optimising truck bed storage. 

3 power upgrades for your WRX

3 power upgrades for your WRX

The WRX and STi nameplates don’t need a special introduction. The Subaru models demolished everything in their path in the World Rally Championships (WRC), with three consecutive driver’s and constructor’s titles (1995, 1996, 1997), a proven track record in the Nurburgring 24-Hour and dominated the Australian Rally Championship for a decade. Powered by a high-revving turbocharged boxer 4-pot with truckloads of torque and urged on by its signature symmetrical AWD drivetrain, the car remains a fan favourite for both street and track use.  

All engine variants (2.0, 2.4 and 2.5-litre) are prime tuning picks that easily take mods for more power. Simple Stage 1 modifications with aftermarket Subaru WRX exhaust systems, new intakes and bigger intercoolers boost stock power numbers by 25 to 30 per cent, bringing the cars closer to 400hp driving all four wheels. This is supercar territory in a car that costs a fraction of the price, mods included.