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Diesel World’s Return and Exciting Plans

The little time between the holidays and the beginning of show/race season is so weird. So we’re glad to be back into the groove of things over here! By now, the show season is getting back to its thing and everyone is finished with their winter builds.

I’ve been working my tail off getting Stock-to-Not ready for our first dyno session, with the help of the homies of course, and have been doing some HEAVY scoping for our mags this year. I’m really looking to get even more awesome stories in print in 2024 and bring back the urge in the diesel scene to subscribe or grab this mag off the shelf of your local grocery store.

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This year, we’re also going to bring you a new “Reader’s Ride” section, where we highlight someone we saw on Instagram or someone who sent in a few cool pics and just wants to say hey. Plus, we’ll dive into some history behind the origins of “Diesel” from one of our longtime contributors.

Be sure to be on the look out for our Diesel World booth at East Coast events this season!

 

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