This 1987 Camaro IROC-Z was built for Brad Bedsaul by Detroit Speed in Mooresville, North Carolina and Hawks Motorsports in Easley, South Carolina. Brad sent the Camaro first to Detroit Speed to receive their Speed Kit 3 front suspension and Speed Kit 2 rear suspension upgrades. The front features JRI single ajsustable coilovers, tubular lower … Read more
This 1985 Camaro affectionately called “IROT Crapmaro” was built by Calvin Nelson. You might remember Calvin’s previous project, a 1962 Studebaker Lark with a turbo Vortec inline-six. This time around the Camaro is powered by a 4.8 L LSx (Gen 4) V8 that features a .560 lift camshaft, PAC1218 valve springs, P59 ECU with a … Read more
Craig Hardee sent his 1969 Camaro convertible to Detroit Speed in Mooresville, North Carolina to be rebuilt into a pro-touring machine. The Camaro riders on a full Detroit Speed suspension which includes their Hydroformed front subframe and QUADRALink rear kits, JRi adjustable coilovers, and Baer R-Spec brakes. Under the custom painted hood sits a 7.0 … Read more
VTG is known for building some of the wildest 4WD drag vehicles. You might remember us sharing their AWD Turbo C3 Corvette, or their AWD Twin-Turbo Camaro, or their newest creation, an AWD Evo with a turbo LSx V8. The company took some of the best four-wheel burnouts from these vehicles and compiled them into … Read more
This 1970 Camaro called “Road Rage” was built by the Roadster Shop in Mundelein, Illinois. This project is a street version of their 1970 “Rampage” Camaro race car built in 2014. Road Rage uses similar styled body sitting on a Roadster Shop Fast Track chassis with cantilevered independent front and rear suspensions featuring Penske Racing … Read more
Warick Meldrum wanted more power in his 1967 Camaro so he turned to an unlikely source, a turbocharged 4.0 L Barra inline-six from a Ford Falcon XR6 Turbo. He explained to Street Machine that he chose the Ford inline-six because he had one sitting around and figured why not. He installed the engine using the … Read more