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David Chick on May 24, 2013
TCI brings you their latest torque converter for your automatic LSX. This item really suits the driver who wants his transmission performing at peak condition at the track, but still be able to be drivable on the street. It’s also fully willing to handel stock up to high horsepower applications. Check out more
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Andrew Wolf on May 24, 2013
The Optima Batteries YouTube page is chocked full of great tech tip videos covering a wide range of topics that provide a great education on batteries whether you’re new to the automotive performance world or you’ve seen and done it all.
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Chris Demorro on May 23, 2013
The driver of a C5 Corvette convertible knocked out power to more than 2,000 people in Boring, Oregon (no, we are not making that up. It’s named for William H. Boring, an early resident of the area.) Oh, and the Corvette had been purchased just hours earlier. That just adds salt to the wound.
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Chris Demorro on May 23, 2013
Jim Harbaugh, coach of the Super Bowl-losing San Francisco 49ers, will be driving the 2014 Corvette Stingray Pace Car at this year’s Indianapolis 500 event, becoming one of the first “civilians” to drive this brand new American icon.
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Paul Huizenga on May 23, 2013
An attractive model can enhance a well-done car photoshoot, but done wrong, it just makes everyone uncomfortable to watch. Today’s video pairs model Stephanie Alicia and a ZR1 Corvette in a photoshoot for RDP Motorsport with photographer Casey J. Porter. The judgement is up to you; does this video succeed or fail?
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Rick Seitz on May 23, 2013
What started out in mid-’80s with bolt-on performance parts for 3rd-Gen F-bodies, eventually evolved into building full-tilt tuner cars, like the Firebird Firehawk. Over the years, SLP has evolved into a performance parts supplier for a whole host of late-model American performance vehicles.
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Bobby Kimbrough on May 22, 2013
Edelbrock’s Rev’ved Up 4 Kids carshow and charity gala made it’s 8th annual presentation in as many years. This year’s gala charity dinner was a bit different as it was also the kickoff for Edelbrock’s 75-year Anniversary. Legends, racers, builders, media, and spectators gathered for a great cause – check it out!
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Chris Demorro on May 22, 2013
The National Corvette Museum and NCM Insurance were on hand for the reveal of the Lime Rock Green Corvette C7, the first factory dark green Corvette in over a decade.
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Rick Seitz on May 22, 2013
Need some peace of mind to go with your cam swap? These spring kits were designed for the most aggressive LS camshafts available on the market.
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Chris Demorro on May 22, 2013
The new 2014 Chevy Corvette Stingray was caught on the set of the next Captain America movie. And really, is there any other car that Captain America should be driving? The answer is always the Corvette.
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The National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky, is constantly working to provide opportunities for enthusiasts to come together around America’s Sports Car. Now we’ve recently learned that they will be holding their first ever auto auction this coming July. Click the link to get all the details…
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Rick Seitz on May 21, 2013
Many of us wish that we could just buy a C6.R – pop into the local Chevy dealership, place the order, and make payments on it. That would be the easy way of getting one, anyway. Or you can do what this guy did, and build your own – sort of. On eBay right now is this Corvette that’s dressed as C6.R
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David Chick on May 21, 2013
Ads here, ads there, ads everywhere; and now, when you answer the car’s electronic phone? GM CEO Dan Akerson mulls boosting revenue with ads on GM cars’ infotainment system. What do you think of this?
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Mike Magda on May 20, 2013
Originally built to test and validate front accessory drive and supercharger pulley systems from Left Coast 32 and T-Mac Performance, this 390ci LSX-based engine also demonstrates how easy 1,000 streetable horsepower is achieved. Check out the dyno results.
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Lindsey Fisher on May 20, 2013
Whether you’re a weekend warrior, street-strip or hardcore drag racer, finding the right camshaft for you car’s powerhouse is a critical task. Thankfully, Crane Cams can help you make the right decision for your application the first time around with their tech bulletins, saving you time, money and frustration
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Lindsey Fisher on May 20, 2013
If you love Corvette Racing as much as we do, you’re used to race updates, pictures, and even “ride-along” videos showcasing some of the team’s greatest drivers behind the wheel of their C6.Rs, but rarely do we get an opportunity to talk strategy with the people behind the scenes. This week, that changes.
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Lindsey Fisher on May 20, 2013
What makes a car stand out? Is it the make and model, the performance upgrades, the model year, or the person who owns it? Well, for the 1963 Corvette Sting Ray known as 7 11, it is all of the above and more. Check it out in the Electric Federal video inside!
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Rick Seitz on May 17, 2013
Vengeance Racing is one of the biggest names in the automotive community when it comes to building and tuning LSX-powered vehicles. They’ve been in business for years, supplying members of our community with some of the sickest high-horsepower builds in the hobby. Now they want to give back to the enthusiasts…
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Jason Reiss on May 16, 2013
If you’re a weekend hobbyist who is constantly up and down on the garage floor from underneath your car on jackstands and over to the toolbox and back, you simply have to take a look at this. The Human Hoist is a combination rolling stool/hydraulic-lowering creeper that moves in all directions and operates with on
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Jason Reiss on May 16, 2013
GM Aero Performance Engineer John Bednarchik discusses the 2014 C7 Corvette Stingray and its development in this cool two-minute video. Learn how the shape of the Stingray came to be!
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