Revolutions Episode Seven: Drivetrain

Gear ratios dictate how quickly your car will accelerate from a mechanical standpoint. Rear gears can also affect things like gas mileage, automatic transmission shift points, RPM when cruising down the highway and what gear you’re in when crossing the 1/4 mile traps at the dragstrip. All of these factors go into finding the right gears to make your Mustang the most enjoyable to drive. Whether you’re attempting the installation on your own or having a professional do the work for you, be sure to do your homework to ensure you get the right set of rear gears the first time.

At some point in the life of a car, the clutch will accumulate so much wear and tear that it will need to be replaced. The symptoms of a clutch that is nearing the end of its life expectancy are easy to identify if you know what you’re looking for. Here's how to tell what may be wrong and also how to extend the life of your clutch.

In the process of improving your Mustang, it may be necessary to upgrade your driveshaft. Steel, aluminum, and carbon fiber driveshafts all have pros and cons that make them ideal for different drivers. Find out which driveshaft upgrade makes the most sense for you.

When searching for a replacement for a burned out clutch or an upgrade to enhance your Mustang's performance, the choices can be daunting. Read our guide to ensure that you find the right clutch kit for your specific Mustang set-up.

Out of all the Mustang’s manual transmissions, few have seen nearly as long a life as the T-5. Through three generations of Mustang, the T-5 remained, although it saw several upgrades through the years and there are several different sets of gear ratios depending on your Mustang.

At some point in the life of a car, the clutch will accumulate so much wear and tear that it will need to be replaced. The symptoms of a clutch that is nearing the end of its life expectancy are easy to identify if you know what you’re looking for. Here's how to tell what may be wrong and also how to extend the life of your clutch.

In the process of improving your Mustang, it may be necessary to upgrade your driveshaft. Steel, aluminum, and carbon fiber driveshafts all have pros and cons that make them ideal for different drivers. Find out which driveshaft upgrade makes the most sense for you.

When searching for a replacement for a burned out clutch or an upgrade to enhance your Mustang's performance, the choices can be daunting. Read our guide to ensure that you find the right clutch kit for your specific Mustang set-up.

Out of all the Mustang’s manual transmissions, few have seen nearly as long a life as the T-5. Through three generations of Mustang, the T-5 remained, although it saw several upgrades through the years and there are several different sets of gear ratios depending on your Mustang.

At some point in the life of a car, the clutch will accumulate so much wear and tear that it will need to be replaced. The symptoms of a clutch that is nearing the end of its life expectancy are easy to identify if you know what you’re looking for. Here's how to tell what may be wrong and also how to extend the life of your clutch.

In the process of improving your Mustang, it may be necessary to upgrade your driveshaft. Steel, aluminum, and carbon fiber driveshafts all have pros and cons that make them ideal for different drivers. Find out which driveshaft upgrade makes the most sense for you.

When searching for a replacement for a burned out clutch or an upgrade to enhance your Mustang's performance, the choices can be daunting. Read our guide to ensure that you find the right clutch kit for your specific Mustang set-up.

Gear ratios dictate how quickly your car will accelerate from a mechanical standpoint. Rear gears can also affect things like gas mileage, automatic transmission shift points, RPM when cruising down the highway and what gear you’re in when crossing the 1/4 mile traps at the dragstrip. All of these factors go into finding the right gears to make your Mustang the most enjoyable to drive. Whether you’re attempting the installation on your own or having a professional do the work for you, be sure to do your homework to ensure you get the right set of rear gears the first time.

At some point in the life of a car, the clutch will accumulate so much wear and tear that it will need to be replaced. The symptoms of a clutch that is nearing the end of its life expectancy are easy to identify if you know what you’re looking for. Here's how to tell what may be wrong and also how to extend the life of your clutch.

In the process of improving your Mustang, it may be necessary to upgrade your driveshaft. Steel, aluminum, and carbon fiber driveshafts all have pros and cons that make them ideal for different drivers. Find out which driveshaft upgrade makes the most sense for you.

When searching for a replacement for a burned out clutch or an upgrade to enhance your Mustang's performance, the choices can be daunting. Read our guide to ensure that you find the right clutch kit for your specific Mustang set-up.

Gear ratios dictate how quickly your car will accelerate from a mechanical standpoint. Rear gears can also affect things like gas mileage, automatic transmission shift points, RPM when cruising down the highway and what gear you’re in when crossing the 1/4 mile traps at the dragstrip. All of these factors go into finding the right gears to make your Mustang the most enjoyable to drive. Whether you’re attempting the installation on your own or having a professional do the work for you, be sure to do your homework to ensure you get the right set of rear gears the first time.

At some point in the life of a car, the clutch will accumulate so much wear and tear that it will need to be replaced. The symptoms of a clutch that is nearing the end of its life expectancy are easy to identify if you know what you’re looking for. Here's how to tell what may be wrong and also how to extend the life of your clutch.

In the process of improving your Mustang, it may be necessary to upgrade your driveshaft. Steel, aluminum, and carbon fiber driveshafts all have pros and cons that make them ideal for different drivers. Find out which driveshaft upgrade makes the most sense for you.

When searching for a replacement for a burned out clutch or an upgrade to enhance your Mustang's performance, the choices can be daunting. Read our guide to ensure that you find the right clutch kit for your specific Mustang set-up.

At some point in the life of a car, the clutch will accumulate so much wear and tear that it will need to be replaced. The symptoms of a clutch that is nearing the end of its life expectancy are easy to identify if you know what you’re looking for. Here's how to tell what may be wrong and also how to extend the life of your clutch.

In the process of improving your Mustang, it may be necessary to upgrade your driveshaft. Steel, aluminum, and carbon fiber driveshafts all have pros and cons that make them ideal for different drivers. Find out which driveshaft upgrade makes the most sense for you.

Understanding when and how to adjust the gear ratio of your Jeep Wrangler JK can help you to enjoy the full capabilities of your vehicle. We explain what regearing is, how to read a gear ratio, and how to determine what gear you’ll need based on where you want to take your Jeep.

Thinking about getting a Jeep Wrangler but not sure which transmission is right for you? Should you get a manual Jeep Wrangler or an automatic Wrangler? Depending on how you use your Jeep Wrangler, a manual transmission might suit you better than an automatic. However, if you drive your Jeep on a daily basis, you may want to opt for an automatic transmission. Here is a breakdown of each Jeep Wrangler transmission to help you decide!

Plenty of classic trucks have what is called a granny gear for their first gear. These especially tall gears, while seemingly odd, allow trucks to maintain torque and can be especially beneficial for off-roading.

At some point in the life of a car, the clutch will accumulate so much wear and tear that it will need to be replaced. The symptoms of a clutch that is nearing the end of its life expectancy are easy to identify if you know what you’re looking for. Here's how to tell what may be wrong and also how to extend the life of your clutch.