Marcus Slater, Author at LS1Tech.com - Page 22 of 38

Camaros. Firebirds. Basically everything with four wheels and an LS came out to play for this one. These cars are making 500 horsepower on average. Nothing is slow in this garage. This video is a whopping eleven minutes of footage. If you were planning on doing anything other than watching F Bodies, trucks and a […] More »

This guy gets bonus points for being consistent. It’s not that often that you get to a see a truck with a burnout to match it’s paint job. Besides that, this dude just goes for it. My only wish is that the camera backed out to see what must’ve been a colossal cloud of red […] More »

David, meet Goliath. Actually, that’s not really fair. The Firebird isn’t exactly a slow car to start with, but the Challenger SRT8 is pretty powerful. Unfortunately for it, it’s also heavy. Even though these cars aren’t putting down a thousand horsepower and running nine second quarters, this is a good race. I’ll take a close […] More »

You can’t have a burnout contest without a Camaro. I mean, if you do, you’re just holding auditions for second place. This thing basically creates it’s own weather system. What an awesome machine.

Races at the Unlim 500+ are always pretty interesting. The track is a mile long, for one thing. The other thing is the cars are insane. It’s one of the few places where you can see 1000+ horsepower street cars go full tilt. Well, besides the highways of Moscow, but that’s another thing entirely. Generally, there aren’t […] More »

One of the best things you can do for an RX-7 is swap an LS into it. That might bring rotary enthusiasts to tears, but if your heart is looking for performance, there’s just no competition. The last generation RX7 matches that power with one of the best sports car chassis ever made. It’s a […] More »

This is a perfect example of what a clean burnout should look like. There’s no real drama. He just pulls up, does the deed, and leaves. There’s no wagging tail end or sketchiness about it. All that’s left is a wake of billowy white smoke. If someone who had never seen a car before asked […] More »