Fuel Feeder Fix
Rebuilding an early fuel regulator
Our restoration/repair of a vacuum fuel supply canister focuses on the typical Stewart unit used on the 1916-’28 Chevrolets. similar Stewart units were used on many other makes and models during the teens, ’20s and ’30s.... more
CLASSICS
Earl Duty - April 19, 2012 10:00 AM - Comments
A Safe Environment
When There’s Work to be Done, Do It Safely
Your garage can be called many things.... more
GENERAL
Story Kevin Harper - April 12, 2012 10:18 AM - Comments
Swing and Sting Engine
Squeezing 74 more inches in a 318
Having followed our ongoing efforts on the Swing n’ Sting Dart, you may already know that John and I were now at the point of getting another engine assembled.... more
MOPAR
Story Geoff Stunkard / Images John Stunkard - April 12, 2012 10:00 AM - Comments
Garage Band
FAST’s wide-band sensor helps our supercharged LT1 really dance to a different tune.
There are so many reasons why a properly tuned engine should be the goal of every enthusiast. No denying that they run better, but they also run much cleaner and they use less fuel as well. ... more
GENERAL
Story Andy Bolig - April 05, 2012 10:00 AM - Comments
Steel Nightmare
AMD offers a solution to the high cost of mixing and matching replacement components
The 1969 Camaro is considered by many to be the iconic Chevrolet supercar era vehicle. From six cylinders and Z28s to RS Pace Cars and the 427 COPO models, there were over a quarter-million examples built in the final year of the first-gen F-body (and over 840,000 over the total three year run).... more
GM
Geoff Stunkard - March 29, 2012 10:00 AM - Comments
The Right Engine
Biggest remanufacturer in the U.S. also does engines for classics and restorations
So you blew up your engine, or maybe it just needs to be rebuilt after a lot of miles. Possibly, you’re doing a restoration and the engine is part of your project.... more
GENERAL
Hib Halverson - March 22, 2012 10:00 AM - Comments
Love That Sound
CORSA XTREME System Has the WOW Factor
Most car owners have a wish list when it comes to automotive improvements. The ones who say they don’t usually have everything already done … if there is such a thing as “everything” being done.... more
CORVETTE
Larry Jewett - March 22, 2012 10:00 AM - Comments
Radio Daze
Recapturing the sounds of the ’60s
Magic. Some cars have it, most don’t. But when it comes to vintage Chevrolet muscle cars, they have magic in spades. In many cases, it’s the reason that enthusiasts are so passionate about owning and driving them.... more
GM
Larry Weiner - March 15, 2012 10:00 AM - Comments
Safer Stoppers
Discs and a dual brake system at home in a weekend
Dave Elwell’s Bonneville Hardtop came stock with manual four-wheel drum brakes and 14-inch wheels. He wanted to upgrade the brake system with front discs and keep the stock rear drum brakes.... more
GM
Jerry Slattery & Associates - March 08, 2012 10:00 AM - Comments
Turnin’ And Burnin’
Don’t overlook the importance of sticky tires and performance sway bars.
Most auto enthusiasts tend to measure speed in a straight line, while a small percentage will also give equal importance to the turns. Successfully negotiating a tight, hairpin turn at full gallop provides a thrill that is hard to beat.... more
MUSTANG
Ricardo Topete - March 01, 2012 10:00 AM - Comments