YouTuber takes a drive in his friend’s LS-powered Mazda Miata, then goes to work on his own LS Miata project.

Cheap horsepower is one of the many reasons people love the LS. But is building a junkyard motor really that cheap?

Watch as this featherweight econobox evolves in a never-ending quest for maximum power!

When a NASCAR prepped LS1 isn’t good enough, why not throw in a high compression LS7?

Years of hard work, trial and error, and multiple engines have turned this ratty Chevy Nova into something truly special at the strip!

Project Ron Burgundy, our S10 time attack build and official LS1tech.com project vehicle, is here with another update. Right now it’s engine is getting put together along with the front end from QA1. However, while we are still waiting for the final word on tires we decided to look at what we would need to make the […] More »

Even in a sea of stunning cars, Fuller Hot Rod’s Thundertaker stands out like a bowling ball on a billiard table. The former Caddy hearse is 8000lbs of gorgeous, big block powered all-steel metalwork, and beautiful touches like the full-length rag top and the tail pipes—which exit through the iconic fins—are everywhere. The guys at […] More »