Pro Street Science In A Not So Plain Brown Pontiac Tempest Wrapper
Phil Riley had a vision when he fashioned this exquisite Pro Street version of a 1963 Pontiac Tempest A/FX car with a blown 421 cubic inch Pontiac V8.
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Phil Riley had a vision when he fashioned this exquisite Pro Street version of a 1963 Pontiac Tempest A/FX car with a blown 421 cubic inch Pontiac V8.
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The Speed Demon has consistently been the fastest, most resilient traditionally powered car in land speed racing history, and 2020’s Speed Week proved it.
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The Executioner engine from D&J Precision Machine is quite possibly the nastiest Cummins-based diesel engine on the planet, and we’ve got the inside details on its development.
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Nearly 800 naturally aspirated rear-wheel horsepower is possible from the LT1 engine platform with careful planning. Horsepower Research, High Performance Connection, and Greg Good Cylinder Heads went big to develop the solution.
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