31Oct2026
Trick Rides is bringing a carbon fiber F100 4x4 to SEMA 2026. Called Tricky, the build pairs a Whipple supercharged Coyote V8 with a Roadster Shop RS4 chassis.
ProCharger’s test mule proves you don’t need a race car to run deep into the nines. With a Stage 3 kit and E85, this nearly stock 4x4 truck ran 9.863 at 144 MPH.
This isn't your typical British roadster. After a multi-year build, this 1977 MGB now hides serious American V8 power beneath its classic styling.
House of Boost hosted a successful dyno day and car show, attracting a surprisingly large crowd. Fifteen cars participated, with notable performances from Mustangs, notably Jason Doak's 1983 Fox Body at 964whp. The event underscored House of Boost's commitment to the automotive community, with future events planned for enthusiasts.
BTR Trinity Tunnel Ram adds plenum volume, Hi-Ram lid support, and intercooler capability to the full Trinity runner lineup.
Hot Rod’s 5.3 Big Bang test strapped a stock short-block to twin turbos.
Pushing it to 1,300 horsepower before failure. The results prove just how tough the LS is.
ProCharger’s Dark Horse test mule shows just how far the Gen 4 Coyote can be pushed.
Dyno testing revealed over 1,000 rwhp on a stock engine with basic fuel upgrades.
Ringbrothers stepped outside American muscle to reimagine a 1971 Aston Martin DBS.
The result is Octavia—a carbon-bodied, 805-horsepower masterpiece.
A Bronco Raptor with a 7.3L Godzilla swap? It’s as wild as it sounds. Juicy Motorsports made sure every drive mode still works, too.

