SUPER CHEVY 2004 JUNE - INSIDE BAER, DeFRANK RACING

 

Within this issue you will discover the following topics:

1)   LAST LEG TO VEGAS - Super Chevy's big finish

2)   WINNING IS A FAMILY TRADITION - The secret to the DeFrank family's success

3)   TROUBLE ON THE INTERSTATE - An amazing story from the Tuscon Super Chevy Show

4)   BAER RACING, INC. - The art of whoa

5)   LAST LEG TO VEGAS - We found our thrills at Hot Rod Hill

6)   DANGER MOUSE - PART 22: HORSEPOWER IS KING! - DM's greatest hits

7)   TWO INTO ONE EQUALS - Bucking tradition for better performance

8)   MOTOWN INJECTION - PART 1 - The heart of the Goodmark Camaro

9)   A BIG IMPROVEMENT - Check out this LT1 makeover

10)   TORQBOT - The little Mouse that could

11)   LS6 SUPER STROKER - Gen III muscle for your classic

12)   FINE SILVER - A 23-year dream realized

13)   NO GREEN.. NO WAY! - But on a '57 Bel Air, it's easy being green

14)   THE GODDESS GETS A CHARIOT - Women love horsepower, too!

15)   NOT EXACTLY GRANDMA'S GROCERY GETTER - A sweet 12-second Monte Carlo

 

Horsepower can be as much visual as it is actual when it comes to building a custom tide. Never has this been more true than with the latest generation small-blocks. From an esthetical standpoint, in stock form they leave a lot to be desired. Not so with the powerplant on this month's cover. The LS6-based Mouse from Gen III features one trick set of velocity-stacks to go along with the hot AFR cylinder heads. Andrew "dress 'em up" Schear went to great pains to get the color just tight for this awesome shot. And the picture does do the engine justice. Just check out the details on page 120. And if a big small-block is your cup of tea, you'll love the flavor of our World Products'-built 454 maxi-Mouse. You can see the first part of its build process beginning on page 73.

 

Plus many other hot Chevy topics.