Marcus Slater, Author at LS1Tech.com - Page 10 of 38

USA USA USA! Unfortunately, I don’t know the whole story behind Angel 9. All I know is that it’s probably the coolest Trans-Am I’ve ever seen. The WS6 was always looked more like a fighter jet than it did a car thanks to all of its little scoops and wings. This one though… This one […] More »

This is a cool idea. We’ve featured a lot of drag racing videos here, but this is the first one I’ve seen that uses a drone to help with filming.  The race itself is good too. I mean you’ve got an LSx powered Nova racing a late-model GT500. It’s a classic battle of old versus […] More »

Got some SERIOUS time to burn and a love for LS engine swaps? Then I’ve got a series of videos for you to enjoy. Last week  Motor Trend swapped an LS7 into Hot Rod magazine’s Crusher Camaro. Now, that probably wouldn’t be terribly interesting in it’s own right. In this case though, they did it […] More »

I can understand the hate that RX7 purists have towards people that swap LS’s into their beloved FD RX7. There were never that many of them, and they should have a rotary, and blah blah blah. I get it… But LS RX7s are better. This is coming from someone that actually loves rotaries and all […] More »

The engine bay of a new Stingray is a pretty tight space. This creates problems when you want to do things like stuffing it full of turbos. I’m sure people will make it work eventually, but right now we’ve ONLY got this guy with his rear mounted turbo. Woe is me. I don’t think the […] More »

Only in Texas would the police shut down a strip of highway so a Corvette could get a good run in. Hennessey just released this video on Instagram of their tuned up C7 Corvette driving, very, very quickly down the Texas State Highway 130. This isn’t the first time they’ve done this. A few months […] More »

There are few cars more innocuous, more invisible than the Volvo wagon. It is the grandma car. More recently they’ve been adopted by hipsters as a trendy ride of choice, but something tells me your average skinny jean wearing twenty-something would not expect to see a big american V8 in the engine bay. Want more of […] More »