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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
Today, we’re going to take a closer look at the design and advantages of Derale’s Hyper-Cool Remote transmission cooler unit and show you why it’s remote mounting and stacked plate design are perfect for our racing application. We’ll also give you a brief walk-through of the installation process.
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Rick Seitz on May 23, 2013
We get emails from readers from the world over, inquiring about how to get their cars featured on LSXtv. We’ve covered cars from Australia, Japan, Poland. Hearing from someone in the Midwest with what appears to be a couple of stock, late-model GM cars can throw us off. But that’s exactly what JD Thompson did.
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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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There’s nothing better than parts that look great and perform even better. Read along as we install and do before and after dyno tests with Airaid’s real carbon fiber MXP cold air intake system on a modified 1LE Camaro. Get all the details inside…
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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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Don Creason on May 23, 2013
We take a look at the advantages of running a wet sump oil system and the advancements in wet sump technology with the experts at Peterson Fluid Systems and Moroso Performance Products.
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Rick Seitz on May 22, 2013
Trim the fat with downsizing, use lightweight body panels and mechanical components, and let’s see how quick we can reach that 600 horsepower mark while achieving 45-50 MPG on the highway. Now that’s worth bragging about.
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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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Rick Seitz on May 22, 2013
When we first saw Billy Meade’s Trans Am, we were instantly reminded of the 1978 film classic, Hooper, starring Burt Reynolds. In the film, Reynolds’ character is a Hollywood stuntman, who uses the T/A to complete a large jump a la Smokey and the Bandit.
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Chris Demorro on May 22, 2013
By putting awesome features like Magnetic Ride Control into the public consciousness, GM may be able to change the minds of skeptics who still think American cars can’t corner. And the 4,300 pound Camaro ZL1 definitely needed help in that area.
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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 official SAE horsepower and torque numbers have finally been released for the Gen-V 5.3L and the new 4.3L V6 that will power Silverado and Sierra – and they are anything but disappointing. Click the link for all the details, as well as more info on the new and more powerful Gen-V 6.2L!
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Geiger Media on May 22, 2013
Decorated drag racer and crew chief Dave Connolly will contest the national Stock Eliminator championship this year after inking a major sponsorship deal with Berger Chevrolet and its online parts division, GMPartsNow.com.
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Bobby Kimbrough on May 21, 2013
What started out as a way to generate funds to help a local schools has turned into something more than even Christi Edelbrock, the founder of the Rev’ved Up for Kids charity event, could begin to imagine. From meager beginnings, Rev’ved Up For Kids Car Show has now become one of the Southwest’s finest shows.
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Rob Kinnan on May 21, 2013
Tom Nelson’s expertise with twin-turbo engines and other boosted applications is quite celebrated. Follow along as EngineLabs takes a tour of Nelson Racing Engines and learns a few of his secrets.
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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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