With the LT4 installed in Project Payback, we turn our focus to the cooling system.
We talk to PWR to see what we need for the modern powerplant.
With the LT4 installed in Project Payback, we turn our focus to the cooling system.
We talk to PWR to see what we need for the modern powerplant.
You should only have so many accessories. You have to make sure you have the right ones at the right time.
Project Payback GTO is now outfitted with the right accessories for our LT4 engine swap.
The features and benefits of a Chevrolet Performance LT4 Connect and Cruise Kit.
We mate the entire drivetrain to our Schwartz Performance GM chassis.
We chose Baer fixed caliper brakes and a Moser full-floating rearend in this project for safety and to help solve the brake kickback problem.
Get the full details here.
When it comes to the foundation of a Pro-Touring car build, should you automatically swap out the entire chassis for a purpose-built one or shore up the stock factory frame?
Street Muscle dives head-first into the Pro Touring scene with Project Payback.
A 1968 Pontiac GTO built for autocross competition time trials.
Since the steering rack came with a Flaming River U-joint, I called up Flaming River for a steering shaft and U-joint.
The new pieces allowed the steering rack to connect to the factory 1968 GTO column.
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