Building a Killer C3 Corvette On a Budget
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Life might get in the way, but nothing will stop one LS1 Tech member from building his dream C3 Corvette.
By: Brett Foote | November 6, 2017
Life might get in the way, but nothing will stop one LS1 Tech member from building his dream C3 Corvette.
By: Brett Foote | November 6, 2017
Built by the folks at Shear Performance, this vintage Chevy pickup truck is one of the coolest & wildest LS sleepers we’ve ever seen.
By: Jerry Perez | October 5, 2017
This Fox Body has the venerable 5.3 V8 in it, but it’s the stock bottom end on this motor that’s making headlines. Namely because it’s the fastest.
By: Patrick Morgan | August 16, 2017
Chevrolet Camaro affectionately known as Crumblebee struggles to do a burnout. This burnout video features a 2nd gen Chevrolet Camaro named Crumblebee doing a burnout. The reason: in celebration of the owner’s YouTube channel hitting 100 subscribers. There are no details on the car, but we can see that it is clearly a work in […] More »
By: Patrick Rall | July 5, 2017
We pick a half-dozen favorites from upcoming Barrett-Jackson docket. The upcoming Barrett-Jackson Northeast 2017 auctions on June 21 through June 24 include a whole lot of classic muscle cars, as you might imagine. While few things on the docket look poised to bring small-country GDP amounts of money, we did find some great F-Bodies and […] More »
By: Eric Rood | June 19, 2017
The popular LS Fest comes West and it’s going to be huge. If you are a fan of the LS you know all about LS Fest. The three day celebration of all things LS and GM-powered. You also know it normally takes part in Beach Bend Raceway in Bowling Green, Kentucky, but for 2017 […] More »
By: Justin Banner | May 11, 2017
The LS Truck block is sometimes the bain of the swap world. It’s not a bad engine, it’s just one that’s easy to go wrong if you don’t pay attention. Even experts will say they have a 5.3-liter when in actuality they have a 4.8-liter. In our case we thought we had an L33 5.3-liter […] More »
By: Justin Banner | September 22, 2016