Tag: V8

The National Corvette Museum Gets a New 40th Anniversary Model

The National Corvette Museum Gets a New 40th Anniversary Model

The National Corvette Museum and Lynda Patterson have both suffered losses. Patterson’s is much more significant, though. While a sinkhole took eight of the facility’s exhibit models in February, the resident of Louisville, Kentucky lost her husband Mike to a brain tumor in 2012. She no longer has her 40th Anniversary Corvette, either. It’s now […] More »

By: | April 18, 2014


Hennessey Breathes On the Camaro ZL1

Hennessey Breathes On the Camaro ZL1

The Z/28 might be the most track-focused Camaro available, but the ZL1 makes bigger under-hood numbers. Its blown 6.2-liter V8 develops 580 horsepower versus its more athletic – and naturally aspirated – sibling’s 505. Hennessey Performance, in their never-ending quest for more performance, have decided to take an unusual approach to bumping up the ZL1’s […] More »

By: | April 16, 2014



Dynoed: Hennessey’s 1,200-HP CTS-V Wagon

Dynoed: Hennessey’s 1,200-HP CTS-V Wagon

There are three types of people in this world. Those who do too little. Those who do just enough. And those who do more than they have to. John Hennessey is that third kind of person. He took a look at the 556-horsepower Cadillac CTS-V Wagon and decided to take it further. A LOT further.

By: | April 4, 2014


The Callaway Camaro SC652 aka the Supercharged Z/28.

The Callaway Camaro SC652 aka the Supercharged Z/28.

I know Callaway has been tuning Corvettes and other General Motors vehicles for a long time, but I think they’ve branched out into mind reading. They answered the question I’ve had in my head for years: “What would happen if someone supercharged the giant LS7 V8?” Six hundred fifty-two horsepower and 620 lb-ft of torque,  […] More »

By: | March 27, 2014


“1000” – The Pushrod V8 Horsepower War in Formula Drift

“1000” – The Pushrod V8 Horsepower War in Formula Drift

1,000 horsepower is a big number. One that can seemingly be impossible to reach without losing engine reliability. Yet, it’s a number that’s becoming standard in Formula Drift. “Drifting” is a motorsport where cars are judged on their ability to slide around a track in tandem, and Formula D is highest level of that sport. […] More »

By: | March 26, 2014


Q&A with Rick White, Mad Scientist Behind the LSX Prius

Q&A with Rick White, Mad Scientist Behind the LSX Prius

On March 10, 1876, Alexander Graham Bell’s first words over a telephone line were, “Mr. Watson, come here. I want to see you.” On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong’s first words from the surface of the moon were, “That’s one small step for man; one giant leap for mankind.” On a future date in the summer of 2014, what will be the first words uttered by Rick White as he cranks over his LS1-powered Prius for the first time? Whatever words are used, they will be remembered as the first words spoken during one of the most significant moments in human history, for Rick White will own the first-ever LS-powered Toyota Prius.

By: | March 25, 2014



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