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At less than $20 per horsepower! It's no secret that the automotive world is currently in the throes of a power battle, with manufacturers constantly trying to flex their muscles. We've become so used to big numbers from cars such as the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat, which belts out up to 797 horsepower, and high-horsepower cars have never been more accessible, with a large number of street cats sporting over a thousand horses. To make it even easier to turn your Chevy Colorado into a quarter-mile savage, though, Nelson Racing Engines will sell you a turnkey 1,500-horsepower LS V8 engine. Thi...

Edelbrock Moving Headquarters From California to Mississippi Tim Bernsau The 83-Year-Old Performance Parts Company Is Relocating to the Memphis Area Research Volvo After 83 years in Southern California, Edelbrock Performance begins a new era in 2021. The historic aftermarket performance parts manufacturer is moving its headquarters from Torrance, California, to Olive Branch, Mississippi, just south of Memphis, Tennessee. One year ago, Edelbrock and its Russell Performance division joined forces with the COMP Performance Group, which is based in Memphis. In addition to Comp Cam...

1957 Ford Del Rio with a 521 ci Boss Nine V8 Steve Strope at Pure Vision Design built this 1957 Ford Del Rio Ranch for Bob Florine at ARP-Bolts. The wagon is powered by a 521 ci Boss Nine V8 built by Jon Kaase Racing Engines. The all-aluminum motor produces 700 horsepower and 690 lb-ft of torque. Torq Talk reports the motor was built with a Lunati forged crank and rods, Diamond pistons, Comp Cams hydraulic roller camshaft, Borla/Kaase stack injection, Kaase heads, and Fast EFI ECU. A Hughes 4L80E four-speed automatic sends power to a Speedway Engineering 9-inch rear end. The car rides on an A...

Tuning up a GM HT383 crate engine to big power and torque. Jim Brown – Dec 21, 2020 The HT383 has been available for a number of years now, and it's an excellent repower option for you GM (on non-GM) truck or 4x4 thanks to its rated 325 hp at 4,500 rpm and 415 lb-ft of torque at 3,500. It's true that GM's aluminum-headed Fast Burn 350 makes 385 hp and 385 lb-ft for just an extra $100 over the HT383's typical mail-order price. However, we'll show you that an out-of-the-box HT383 is no slouch, and just a f...