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1956 Chevrolet Bel Air 235 CI 6 cylinder
A look at the 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air with its 235 CI 6-cylinder engine. This classic Chevrolet stands out for its design and ...
For decades, the most desirable muscle cars were painstaking rotisserie restorations, every aspect fine-tuned — often to a higher build quality than when they first rolled off the factory floor. And ...
Although Chevrolet developed a V8 engine as early as 1917, the company really made its mark with the small block V8 in 1955. Just three years later the automaker introduced the powerful 348 ci engine ...
For over 70 years and eight generations, Chevrolet has produced America's best sports car. It began in 1953 with the introduction of a two-seat roadster built with fiberglass body panels and equipped ...
Randell is an automotive journalist who focuses on features and listicles that will tickle the imagination of car enthusiasts. With his years of experience as a physical therapist and online content ...
With a new variable-compression-ratio engine, Nissan's compact SUV is expected to be quicker and more fuel-efficient. It's only one of those. The VC-Turbo's ingenious mechanism varies the length of ...
Looking at the TorqStorm centrifugal supercharger, we couldn’t help but wonder how much power it was capable of. We knew it was not a race blower, nor was it marketed as one, but having run this ...
But while VW was busy cleaning up its mess and Mazda continues to fiddle with its entry, the Chevrolet Cruze diesel hit the streets running clean. (EPA-compliant diesel vehicles also are available ...
Let's face it, the LS3 is a fantastic motor, offering an impressive combination of power, reliability and even fuel mileage. One other area where the LS3 excels is how well it responds to performance ...
Like most ideas, this one started out with a simple statement: "Hey, let's test a few LS heads." From that innocent phrase came what would become the granddaddy of all LS cylinder head tests. Sure, we ...
What makes a good street engine? The answer to this can vary depending on the goals of a buildup, but there are several factors that apply to a big slice of us regular-guy hot rodders. We see lots of ...
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