With the announcement that General Motors and the Chevy Performance division will be rolling out with LT1 and LT4 crate engines you can buy, it’s time we took a look at where those engines will be coming out of.
Last night I was watching a marathon of That 70s Show and inspired me to hunt down a Burnout video of a Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser station wagon doing a big, nasty burnout. I succeeded.
Moyer Made, owned by Jim Moyer in Kettle Falls, Washington, builds some incredible, exact to scale engines. One of his best, in our biased opinion, is this 1/6th Scale Chevrolet 327.
In honor of the new Chevrolet Malibu being named one of the finalists for the 2016 North American Car of the Year, I thought that it would be fitting to feature a Malibu for Dyno Blast, but rather than one of the new FWD models – I found this beast from the 80s breathing fire on the rollers.
When it comes to fast cars, GM is king. Whether you’re looking at an old school first generation Camaro or a fourth generation Trans Am, the best rides just come out of their factories.
Last year the ACO designed and created a new class of racers dubbed LMP3. This was created to a be cheaper and more competitive version of the more advanced LMP1 and LMP2 cars that would bring more talent and money into the realm of endurance racing.