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Scott Parker

Scott Parker

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Director of Content and Strategy, Dragzine

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Softball , Soccer , Baseball , Football , Sports Coverage

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Technology, economy, bussiness, start-ups, fashion, showbiz

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Industries

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Content

Total articles 245

  • Final Tweaks to Project Magneto and Its Track Results

    By Scott Parker| Ford Muscle Verified By most drag racing calculators, you need a 6.40 or better in the eighth-mile or better to eclipse the magic 10-second barrier. And with every project car, that last tenth always seems to make you work the hardest. It has happened to me time and again that when I get close to some sort of target, it gets mysteriously harder.

    By Scott Parker · Ford Muscle

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Toss Your Factory S550 Coolant Tank In The Trash

    By Scott Parker, Scott dreamed| Ford Muscle Verified While scrolling on social media one day, we found a video detailing how to restore a degas bottle for a Mustang, which really resonated. Step 1: Remove from the car. Step 2: Throw it in the garbage. Step 3: Replace it with something better. Why go through the trouble of making an eye-sore slightly less terrible? And the older the vehicle, the worse it ages and the worse the design of it. They get yellow, brittle, and unattractive from the start.

    By Scott Parker, Scott dreamed · Ford Muscle

    Mar. 24, 2025

  • Final Tweaks to Project Magneto and Its Track Results

    By Scott Parker| Ford Muscle Verified By most drag racing calculators, you need a 6.40 or better in the eighth-mile or better to eclipse the magic 10-second barrier. And with every project car, that last tenth always seems to make you work the hardest. It has happened to me time and again that when I get close to some sort of target, it gets mysteriously harder.

    By Scott Parker · Ford Muscle

    Apr. 11, 2025

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Dragzine