Over the past few months, we've stated in numerous articles (including our tech feature on Grump's 331-inch Chevy) that the main reason for the horsepower gains enjoyed by many of the Modified and Pro ...

Hot-rodders share a common denominator, irrespective of brand loyalty: get from A to B as fast and as inexpensively as possible. Within the scope of the engine, that means focusing primarily on the ...

The goal to create a 450-plus-horsepower package for the Cleveland Ford has clearly succeeded, and this figure will no doubt be surpassed as larger power-making components are added to the equation.

In 1962, Chevrolet introduced double hump heads on its small-block engines. These helped shape the incredible power of ...