Tag: V8

Back in the height of my James Bond fandom in the mid-2000s, I wrote my own fan fiction. I liked several of the original and continuation novels, but I believed that some of them could have been better. Looking back on my writing, I see it as my way of saying to those responsible for […] More »

What a beautiful life it would be to wake up to this every morning… If you enjoy to the sound of shrieking rubber and V8 thunder in the morning. These wallpapers aren’t quite that intense, but it’s a nice compromise. Below we’ve posted versions optimized to fit everything from your desktop to your iPhone! This […] More »

Boy, Cadillac has come a long way in the past 10+ years. It used to be known as the official car company of old people. The V series of performance cars has done a lot to change the company’s image and build its high-speed credentials. Models such as the CTS-V are now compared to uber-powerful […] More »

  It’s one thing to modify your car’s engine to make more horsepower. It’s another to do it all over again after that motor floats a valve and craps out. “LS1Tech member cadivette is a patient man” is an understatement. The first power plant he twin-turboed in his 2005 Cadillac CTS-V went the way of […] More »

If you talk to enough gear heads, you’ll realize a lot of them get their dream cars several years after they go out of production. Whether it’s because of a lack of funds or the need for kid-carrying space, many automotive enthusiasts have to delay their satisfaction. A gentleman named Brandon is not one of […] More »

My best friend Jacob is fond of using the term “boss status.” If you possess it, you feel cool – as if you run things, no matter where you are. I certainly had it during the week in which I drove the 2014 Chevrolet Silverado High Country 4WD. For most of it, anyway. Attaining such […] More »

The 75 Camaro obviously didn’t come with an LS, so it counts… Even if it’s the most natural swap ever. At the same time, the 2nd generation Camaro is getting to be a rare sight on the roads nowadays. You can’t blame them really. The first models rolled onto America’s streets way back in 1970. The […] More »