Description
Contents: Cover Section: Budget Horsepower – Homebuilt HP (Overlooked engines that can be much more than you think); Mighty Mini-Motivators (Why the 283, 305, 307 and 327 engines are the budget alternatives); Mini-Mouse (CHP builds a 292ci little-block for budget street duty); Small Parts Roundup (A complete list of all the little parts you always forget); The Goodwrench Quest – Part I (The first in a series of buildups on the Goodwrench budget 350 engine) Tech – Zig Zag – Part I (Puttin’ the Moog move on your Camaro’s front suspension); Underdog Camaro – Part II (A TCI 700-R4 and converter really whip this Camaro into shape); Puttin’ The Arm On Torque (A bolt-on torque arm that plants the rear tires for better traction); Trans-Fusion (Differences and similarities between the 200-4R and 700-R4 autos); Get Connected (How to install an MSD 6 ignition box); Resto 411 (A complete guide to restoration sources for your older Chevy); Vapor Lock Pathology (Why it happens and how to fix hot weather stalling) Features – Trans-Am Yesterday And Today (An up-close look at over 30 years of Trans-Am history in two cars); It’s A Spring Thing (A trick Holley throttle return spring kit); Leg Room (A big ’96 Impala SS for a big guy like Dan Sears); Rat Race (A big-block ’68 Camaro that can also blister corners); A Piece Of History (Tom Moore’s red-and-white ’56 Chevy); Camaro Spotter’s Guide (Info on telling a ’67 from an ’81 that will make you an F-car expert); Flyin’ Low (Russel Kelly’s Rat-roasting ’72 Chevelle) Departments – Fast Talk (Mini-motors and all that stuff); Letters (The readers respond); Resto Q & A (Resto questions and concise answers); Chevy Parts (The latest in Bow Tie parts); Bow Tie News (All the Chevy news that’s fit to print); Resto Shop (More restoration parts); Chevy Showplace (Readers’ rides and other cool cars); Performance Q & A (Got a tech question? Let us help); Short Block (Lighthearted performance tips)
Issue: September 1999
Condition: Very Good