The February 2026 issue of Diesel World is stacked with big builds, diesel innovation, and the wildest action from across the community. On the cover, Dream Pete commands attention Jamie Johnson’s stunning 1955 Needlenose big rig, a masterpiece blending vintage style with modern muscle.
Inside, we dig into the future of competition with Factory Ram Racing, where manufacturer-backed diesel racing may soon become a reality. Aviation enthusiasts will love Diesel in the Skies, a deep dive into a Duramax-powered aircraft built with purpose and precision. Performance fans get treated to JH Diesel’s 6-Liter, the most successful burnout winner in the game, along with The Yacht, a Super Duty dually you never knew you needed.
Heritage and storytelling round out the mix with Dave’s 1953 B3H Dodge in Passin’ It Down, plus 4x4 Barbie in this month’s Influencer Insider. Event coverage takes readers to FP 4.0’s controlled chaos in Tennessee and the massive 2025 Lifted Truck Nationals.
Tech readers get their fix with a Kryptonite ball joint install for LBZ Duramax, Firepunk Diesel’s upgraded Cummins freeze plugs, and an update on the Stock to Not project truck. With product picks in Parts Rack and a nationwide events directory, this issue keeps every diesel fan dialed in.
Axel Lanzinger
What I really enjoy about Diesel World Magazine is the in-depth truck features and the real-world project builds. The photography is always sharp, and the tech articles give solid info without feeling overcomplicated. It’s just a great read for anyone who’s into diesel trucks.
Aug 14, 2025
Ashley Mortach
Great Source for Real Diesel Builds I’ve been flipping through Diesel World for a while now, and what keeps me hooked are the detailed truck build features. It’s not just surface-level photos—you get the full story behind each project, from the engine mods to the suspension setups. It’s cool seeing what real truck owners across the country are doing with their rigs. Makes me want to spend more time in the garage
Aug 14, 2025