When Summit Racing announced plans for a fourth Retail Super Store and Distribution Center near Arlington, TX, it generated a lot of excitement among high performance enthusiasts—particularly enthusiasts in Texas. Six months later, the partially completed facility is creating an even bigger buzz for passing motorists on nearby Interstate 20 and highway 360. As the in-progress photos show,
Somewhere, the General is smiling. No, we’re not talking about “The General” Bobby Knight, who coached Indiana University to NCAA basketball championships in 1976, 1981, and 1987. Even then, that guy wasn’t smiling. We’re referring to General Motors, which is guaranteed a victory in our 2017 Muscle Car Match-Ups (Engine Edition). Our championship match-up features the
Q: I have a 1973 Ford Ranchero. It has a stock 302 engine with a two-barrel carburetor, a C-4 transmission, and an open-type rear axle with 3.08 gears (I think). The only modifications are headers and a dual exhaust. At about 50 miles-per-hour and above, the engine starts to break up. Acceleration up to 50 is
Tanner Gray, the 17-year-old son of NHRA Pro Stock driver Shane Gray, became the youngest-ever winner of an NHRA Pro Stock event Sunday at the NHRA Nationals at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Antron Brown in Top Fuel, and Tommy Johnson Jr. in Funny Car were also event winners. Team Summit’s Greg Anderson won the K&N
The wait is over. For months, countless fans and customers have lit up the phone lines of Summit Racing’s sales and tech departments, asking about something other than new parts and tech advice. “People keep asking us what cars are going to be in Summit Racing The Movie,” said Summit Racing tech adviser Norman Pritts.
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