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Contents: Engine Swaps! – Get a shoehorn and get some Crisco!; Basic Techniques: Appetite For Construction (Quad 4 into a Maytag? Big block into a Hyundai? All swaps begin here); Top New Combos Top Swaps (Pratt & Whitney radial into a ’65 Chevelle?); Hot Future Swaps: Future Engine Swaps (Cool power for turn-of-the-century engine implants); 360 V8 Daytona Kit: The Conversion Commitment (FWD to RWD with TLC. A 1:1 V8 kit for grown ups. Some assembly required) Features – Street Super Test: Change Of Attitude (A Corvette engine into a pickup truck – been done before. Now with an LT1); Chevy’s New 11-Second Viper-Stomping Vette Snake Skinner (Numbers on the Chevy prototype every other car mag took pictures of); Syclone vs. Stealth: Secret Storm (Truck vs. car. America vs Japan. All-wheel drive vs all-wheel drive. Turbo V6 vs Turbo V6. Grunt vs grace); Huge Dilemma (Project Heavy Metal needs paint and a lot of readers need to kill time); So Fine (The ’57 Chevy cover car. We should have called it “Aqua Fresh”); Sunshine And Street Machines (Snow and Subarus? BFG’s first street machine event of ’92); Big And Bad (The coolest ’61 Impala in this issue. Next month, more Camaros); Street Super Test Escort Service (Rod Millen’s 1g Escort GT. Rides like a Z/28, sticks like a barnacle) Tech – Launch Control (Captain Leaf Spring cleared for take-off); Rollcage How-To: Caged Steel (Project Heavy Metal gets a rollcage. Next month, we roll it); Cam Quest (Comp Cams’ new cam selection software. Joysticks for bumpsticks); New EFI Tech Series Electronic Fuel Systems (Welcome to the 21st century car crafting) Departments – Point Of View; Backfire; Straight Scoop; Elapsed Times; Quick Test; Muscle car Report; Another Quick Test; D.O.T.; New Products; Tech Talk; Pro Shop; Muscle car Marketplace; Calendar; Performance Directory; Classifieds; Ad Index; Tech Heads Only; Squishy Goo
Issue: July 1992
Condition: Very Good