Late-September is the perfect time for northerners to squeeze in one last road trip before the weather turns sour. Coney Island is an ideal spot to cap off the summer, and it’s even better when you combine its famed beach and rides with hot rods. The guys at BangShift know a thing or two about road trips.
Fall is in the air. If you step outside, you probably already know that. But if you happen to live in a bunker, never step outside, and get your news exclusively from Summit Racing’s Facebook page, you might also already know that. Why? Because your Top September Fan Rides were largely dominated by trucks. “Where
“Roller lifters maintain better contact with cam lobes, allowing cam designers to create profiles with more midrange and top-end power than a flat-tappet cam with the same duration,” says two-time NHRA Pro Stock champ Jason Line. In this short tech tip video from Summit Racing and Powerblock TV, Line will give you a quick refresher
Concept rendering of the new Ford Bronco from Bronco6g.com. Rumors have been swirling about a new Ford Bronco and Ranger for a couple years now. Bill Johnson, chairman of UAW Local 900, has now essentially confirmed the return of the two popular models in an interview with the Detroit Free Press. While responding to Presidential candidate Donald
Q: I have a street/strip 1969 Camaro with a 427 big block that puts out about 475 horsepower at 6,000 rpm. The engine has an 800 cfm Holley fed by a factory mechanical fuel pump running fuel through a 3/8-inch fuel line. I have seen quite a few mechanical and electric fuel pumps that are rated
(Image/NHRA) Tommy Johnson Jr. raced to the Funny Car victory at the Dodge NHRA Nationals at Maple Grove Raceway on Sunday. Antron Brown in Top Fuel, Vincent Nobile in Pro Stock, and Eddie Krawiec in Pro Stock Motorcycle were also victorious in their respective categories at the 21st event of 24 on the 2016 NHRA
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