Derale has a new Brushless B14 Dual Powerpack. It's geared toward big cubic-inch race applications, desert racing, diesel trucks, and so on.

Building Project 899 required a lot of parts, and doing it in nine days meant we needed them ASAP.

Summit Racing made getting parts fast and easy.

The folks at Derale Performance out of Los Angeles, California, have had the privilege of providing enthusiasts like us race-spec cooling solutions for more than six decades, and we get the scoop on its new parts.

Derale shows us a high-tech electric fan controller that simplifies systems, extends the life of fan motors, and lowers electrical spikes while maintaining coolant temperature.

Today, we're going to take a closer look at the design and advantages of Derale's Hyper-Cool Remote transmission cooler unit and show you why it's remote mounting and stacked plate design are perfect for our racing application. We'll also give you a brief walk-through of the installation process.

When even a thousand-dollar radiator and fan setup won't keep an engine cool, cars owners should consider removing heat from the engine oil. Derale says certain applications like street rods and small race cars need help in evacuating heat from the engine bay, and cooling the oil is prudent choice.

Upgrading an older car with a modern electric cooling fan can be a confusing process if you don't know what to look for. We sit down with Troy Wood of Derale Performance, about his insight on selecting the right fan for your musclecar, what things to consider, and his personal recommendations.