Justin Banner, Author at LS1Tech.com - Page 9 of 16

With the announcement that General Motors and the Chevy Performance division will be rolling out with LT1 and LT4 crate engines you can buy, it’s time we took a look at where those engines will be coming out of.

Moyer Made, owned by Jim Moyer in Kettle Falls, Washington, builds some incredible, exact to scale engines. One of his best, in our biased opinion, is this 1/6th Scale Chevrolet 327.

During the NMCA West World Finals at Auto Club Drag Way at Fontana on October, everything was going great for Jeff Paulin and his Chevelle SS 454.

Back on December 4th, 2015, President Obama signed the Highway Bill into law. While over the road truck drivers moaned at the new laws, kit car manufacturers and parts suppliers cheered as the Low Volume Motor Vehicle Act of 2015 was part of that larger bill.

In the introduction article, you saw that Ron Burgundy’s body is in rather rough shape. So, what does one do when they have no real body repair experience and wants to fix their vehicle? We begin to answer that question and see what we can really do with a hot glue gun.

Well, there is no other way to figure it out than try and that’s exactly what I’m doing. Ladies and Gentlemen, allow me to introduce to you LS1Tech’s Project Ron Burgundy.

To really make a vehicle handle, quicker steering from lock to lock is essential. For vehicles that use a drag-link system with a Saginaw Power Steering Box with a 14.5:1 ratio (or more), you had few options that grows fewer as the usual boxes get picked up at the junk yards.