Join The Smoking Tire’s Matt Farah as he takes this tuned-up Chevy Camaro SS for a spin. In it’s day it was the loudest thing on the block, but now it rocks a tuned V8 that’ll be music to your ears. Check it out (with the sound up), right here:
Source: CarBuzz
The car in question on this episode of MotorTrend Channel is a 1978 Monza Spyder. It’s packed with a 305 V8 engine and a four-speed stick. The team working on this project swapped the engine to a 350, added five leaf blowers and took it to the track to test it out. Check out the episode below to see how it did. Enjoy.
Source: MotorTrendChannel
Ford’s latest electric Mustang has been piquing our interest since it was just a concept. On the latest episode of Jay Leno’s Garage, CEO of Ford Motor Company Jim Farley gives Jay an inside look at the latest in the Blue Oval’s lineup and in the EV space. Check it out, right here.
Source: Jay Leno’s Garage
Let’s start by saying that we love tuning shops that take already beefed up muscle cars, and make them even crazier. What we have for you today might seem like your ordinary Chevrolet Camaro SS 1LE, with a 455-horsepower V8 and a whole slew of goodies. What you’re actually looking at is a Camaro-based monster muscle car dubbed the YENKO/SC Stage II Camaro. New Jersey based tuning company Specialty Vehicle Engineering is the brains behind this project. Under the hood is an LT1 V8 engine that has a displacement of 6.8-liters, a supercharger, crankshaft, CNC ported heads, and forged aluminum pistons.
Other noteworthy upgrades include new rods and an upgraded fuel system with new injectors. As a result, this custom ride produces an insane 1,000 horsepower and 875 lb-ft of torque. Each have a fixed-head coupe equipped with an upgraded Tremec six-speed manual transmission. Check it out, right here.
Source: CarBuzz , Specialty Vehicle Engineering
In addition to offering some serious Black Friday sales, Dodge is getting in the holiday spirit by offering a new color option for the 2021 Challenger: the Gold Rush. The color option was previously made available for the Challengers 50th Anniversary Edition. Now that the 807-horsepower Challenger SRT Super Stock has started making it’s way to dealers, we’re even more excited to see these photos of the SRT models paired with a Satin Black roof, hood, and decklid. Check it out, right here:
Source: CarBuzz
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