Today’s weekly wallpaper is one tough, 2010 Camaro SS. The fifth-generation SS is owned by LS1Tech co-founder Pro Stock John of Chicago, Illinois. Pro Stock John recently joined the 11 second club hitting 11.9 seconds at the Great Lakes Dragaway in Wisconsin with just bolts ons. “I’ll try for 11.7 but then I’m doing heads […] More »

There’s no way around it, fourth generation F-bodies are timeless. Back in high school, I would have killed for one, and I can still remember how noteworthy they were during their heyday. Seriously, nothing short of a supercar could touch a modified 4th Gen. I like all 4th Gens., but a few hold a special […] More »

This week’s weekly wallpaper ride is a 2000 Camaro SS in near mint condition. The classic coupe is owned by TECH addict 00SS4780 of Weaverville, North Carolina. His white ‘maro has every option available plus the SS package. Exterior modifications to this machine include chrome wheels, glossy berger panel and a LG Motorsports carbon fiber grille. A seriously, righteous ride […] More »

Member BiGcamo joined our forum on Wednesday. Given that he’s the new owner of a 2001 Camaro SS, I think he’ll fit in here just fine. Right now, his “first F body LS1” has such goodies as an SLP intake and lid, an underdrive pulley, PaceSetter Long Tube Headers, MagnaFlow exhaust and 3.90 gears in […] More »

This F-body is so f-in’ fast it makes one plus 1,200 equal eight. In other words, this one car, named 347Fairless, has 1,200 horsepower at its rear wheels… …and can knock off an eight-second quarter mile. That’s made possible by some serious hardware with its own impressive figures, such as a 602-cubic-inch big block and […] More »

A gorgeous woman, a moving act of kindness – seeing either one is enough to render you speechless. A beautiful sunset can have the same effect. Even when it’s in the form of an automotive paint job. Forum member lbls1‘s 2002 Camaro SS doesn’t require an open mouth to be enjoyed. All you have to […] More »

As car guys, most of us enjoy working on and upgrading our vehicles with our own hands; however, wouldn’t it be nice to buy something that’s awesome right out of the box?