CHEVY HIGH PERFORMANCE 1997 NOV - CAMARO/VETTEFEST

 

Within this issue you will discover the following topics:

1)   50 BUDGET POWER TRICKS: Lots of performance ideas and tips that won't flatten your wallet

2)   THUNDER CRUISE '97: A quick overview of our third and best event at Bowling Green

3)   ROWDY RACING: Tony Christian rules Pro Street in an action-packed show on the strip

4)   SHOW 'N' SHINE: 'Hundreds of bitchin' Chevys vie for trophies and glory in the car show

5)   SIZZLING SWIMSUITS, SUPER SMOKE: Miss Chew High Performance is crowned, and the burnout contest rules!

6)   LOTS OF IMPALAS: Impala SS owners from all across the country gather for Impalapalooza

7)   HAMPER THE HOP: Wheel hop can be controlled with help from Energy Suspension and Lakewood

8)   POWER UP: It's easy to upgrade musclecar alternators to current technology

9)   BRACKET CHEATER: This outlaw builds a 700hp 396 that's really a 465 Rat

10)   SILENCE SCIENCE: Flowmaster helps quiet down neighborhood tracks without losing power

11)   NO-FEAR GEARS: Hughes Transmission shows how to modify a 4L80E for street cruising

12)   THE SAFE BREAK-IN: Here are a few tips to start up a fresh motor and test it on a dyno

13)   HUGE BUYER'S GUIDE: Suspension and brake components are available for all hot Chew cars

14)   HOT-RODDIN' THE LT1: With this step-by-step approach you can add 30 hp to a Z28

15)   VETTE HEAVEN: Bloomington Gold celebrates its 25th anniversary in grand-sport style

16)   CAMARO FESTIVAL: The U.S. Camaro Club helps put on a 30th birthday bash for hot Camaros

17)   RESTO Q&A: Restoration problems solved

18)   CHEVY PARTS: The latest Bow Tie equipment

19)   BOW TIE NEWS: A quickie from Michigan

20)   CHEVY SHOWPLACE: We want to see your cars

21)   RESTO SHOP: Hot parts for restorations

22)   PERFORMANCE Q&A: Answering your tech questions

23)   SHORT BLOCK: Shop tips for Chevy owners

Plus other cool Chevy items.

 

THIS MONTH'S COVER: Jeff Chandler lifts the skinnies on his Chevelle during the Thunder Cruise. Scott Killeen and Mike Magda snapped the photos of the show. Jim Resnick captured the Sunoco Camaro.