Why Hot Tanking Works Best for Old Engines
If you've ever pulled a greasy, sludge-covered engine out of a project car, you've probably considered hot tanking as your first line of defense. There is something incredibly satisfying about taking a part that looks like it spent forty years at the bottom of a swamp and seeing it come back as bare, shiny metal. It's one of those old-school machine shop processes that has stuck around for a reason: it just works better than almost anything else when you're dealing with decades of baked-on grime. ...