For the second consecutive week, more than 200 vehicles showed up for the Monday Night Cruise-In at Summit Racing Equipment’s McDonough, GA Retail Store. Monday’s theme was Chevrolet, and there were plenty of them to see. From ’57 Chevys to 2014 Corvettes, the parking lot was packed with bow-tie-bearing beauties. Take a look below at pictures
As Matthew McConaughey states in his now-famous confusing Lincoln commercials, “sometimes you’ve gotta go back.” In this case, we want to honor the top cars and trucks of 2014. But not just any vehicles – your vehicles. You posted your rides to Summit Racing’s Facebook page and mobile app throughout the year, and each month
It’s a new year. But we haven’t forgotten about December. You shared your vehicles on Summit Racing’s Facebook page, and your engagement has determined the top Fan Rides. Here are the Top 10 rides that earned the most likes and shares on Summit Racing’s Facebook page and mobile app during the month of December. We
I have a TH400 trans that I just bought to replace the ailing TH350 in my ’70 big-block Camaro. A friend told me that there’s a special way to set up the kickdown linkage on this transmission but I can’t find any kind of linkage. Another friend told me that it’s electrical. I really don’t
I finally collected all the parts to assemble my small-block Chevy 350 but when I torqued the head bolts, one of the holes stripped. I’ve heard there’s a way to fix this with a thread insert kit, but I’ve never done it before. Do I have to take the engine to a machine shop to
Houston, we have a winner. The 2014 Houston Autorama Millwinders Award was presented moments ago to Don and Carolyn Smith for their 1932 Ford Sedan. The award is presented each year for the top first-time shown vehicle as judged by the ISCA. The winning entry receives $5,000 and a custom trophy. See more pictures of
From time to time, OnAllCylinders will provide a peek at some of the newest products and deals that can help get your next project on track for less. This week, we’re featuring more new products set to debut at the SEMA Show next week: Total Seal Power Ring Filer Proudly manufactured at Total Seal® in
Roland “Frenchie” Dorval didn’t plan for his 1925 touring sedan Model T to turn out the way it did. He just followed where the build took him. Heck, he didn’t even plan his stop at Summit Racing. He left his home in Orneville, ME on September 8—camper in tow behind the Ford—and stopped by two days
The car that’s built is the most special kind of car. Especially the car that was built with Dad. You calloused your hands, bloodied your knuckles, wrenched to exhaustion, and learned lifelong lessons during those invaluable hours. Today, we celebrate Father’s Day with these special Father/Son builds shared by fans of the Summit Racing Facebook
Bob’s 1953 Packard Caribbean convertible was already unique. Then he dropped an LS3 engine and 4L65E tranny in it, and topped it off with special “Packard”-etched coilover covers and valve covers. Bob’s father found the car in Wisconsin, wrenched on it for a while and, after he passed, Bob finished the job in time to
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