SUPER CHEVY 1996 OCT - 1005hp MOUSE, 4.3L POWER TIPS

 

Within this issue, you will discover the following topics:

1)   LIVIN' LARGE - Lunati's Jim Cook is a big man, so's his car and its power

2)   TECH'D BY YOU - Reader's tech tips: You show us your tricks!

3)   BIG GO EASY - Summer in the East leads Bow-Tie fans to Epping's Parts Plus Super Chevy Show

4)   KEEP YOUR COOL - What to do to prevent your ride from going up in flames

5)   NOT QUITE MOTOR CITY - But Martin's Parts Plus Super Chevy Show was darn close!

6)   DRIVETRAIN PRODUCT GUIDE - Beefy parts - and where to get 'em!

7)   VROOMING THE INFORMATION SUPERHIGHWAY - Go-fast goodies - right from your computer

8)   PROJECT ROCKET BLOCK - PART 2 - Our "Screw The Rules" 434-inch small block gets bolted together

9)   DYNO-MIGHTY MOUSE - How's 1005 horses grab you?

10)   UPSCALE HOUSING - Who needs a nine-incher when you can have a 12-bolt!

11)   BRINGIN' UP THE REAR - Want to add some thrust to a late-model 'Vette? Here's how

12)   BRAKES, DRIVESHAFTS AND GEAR RATIOS - There's hidden performance in them there parts

13)   HANDLING THE PONIES - Bolt-on chassis improvements for third-generation Camaros

14)   SIX TRICKS - Streetable power tricks for Chevy's 4.3 liter V6

15)   PREFERRED STOCK - This original Nomad is timeless

16)   STREET JUSTICE - Instituting some reform in the high court, of performance

17)   PRO-STREET'N GRANDPA - You don't have to be a kid to appreciate performance

18)   CARVED TO PERFECTION - This '66 Chevelle's owner went hog wild with aluminum

19)   LONE STAR STANDOUTS - A little sun is all you need with this trio of Bel Air convertibles

20)   HOT AND HANDY - This 40-year-old Handyman gets the job done

 

 

COVER: When Steve "looking for some good weather" Reyes pulled into the Lone Star state earlier this year, one of his first encounters was this trio of stunning Bel Air convertibles. After spending hours driving in the pouring rain it was a sight for his sore eyes (and lenses) to see sunshine and three of the most sought-after classics of all time. Subsequently, it didn't take long for our ace cameraman to have the three cars in position with their owners ready to do anything he asked. As for trick parts, check out the new Chris Alston's Chassisworks fabricated rearend housing. Say good-bye to stuffing a Ford nine-incher under your Bow-Tie machine for the ultimate strength.

 

Plus many other hot Chevy topics.