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Warning Shot

Whipple, Ford Racing, ProCharger, Pontiac G8, S197

Here is a ProCharger bolted on to a Pontiac G8. Th

Posted Yesterday 11:06 AM by Mike_Galimi

The Pontiac G8 fires the first shot in the Source Interlink Media New Jersey office rivalry.

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Induction Three's

JPC Racing, C&L Performance, Ford Racing, S197

JPC Racing's new Three-Valve modular intake manifo

Posted July 20 2008 08:16 AM by Mike_Galimi

JPC Racing releases new Three-Valve intake manifold.

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Old School Rocks

Xtreme Street, NMCA

Big old muscle cars are a big part of the Xtreme S

Posted July 18 2008 02:03 PM by Mike_Galimi

NMCA Xtreme Street is a throw back to the old days.

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We're Rolling!

NMRA, NMCA, Joliet, Rt. 66 Raceway

Goin' wheels up at the NMRA/NMCA Super Bowl

Posted July 18 2008 07:31 AM by Mike_Galimi

Up and running at Route 66 Raceway this weekend.

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Office Wars

Ford Racing, ProCharger, Whipple, Pontiac, S197

Posted July 15 2008 09:11 AM by Mike_Galimi

Mustang vs. Pontiac G8- Part II

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Race Technology for the Street

Vortech, Dez Racing, Pushrod, 5-liter

Race technology trickles down to the street.

Posted July 11 2008 11:45 AM by Mike_Galimi

Fun times on the dyno at Dez Racing.

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Top Secret Information

Ford Racing, Ford GT, Supercar

Posted July 10 2008 03:30 PM by Mike_Galimi

Mike Dez Racing lets out a little secret regarding Ford GT heads.

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SMS Limited Anniversary Mustang Concept

Steve Saleen, SMS Limited

SMS Limited's prototype Mustang built to celebrate

Posted July 8 2008 01:43 PM by Mike_Galimi

Steve Saleen unveils concept Mustang to celebrate his automotive career.

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S197 Special Issue On-Sale

MM&FF, SIP, S197

The cover of Muscle Mustangs and Fast Fords' lates

Posted July 7 2008 12:29 PM by Mike_Galimi

MM&FF releases new special issue directed at the S197 Mustang crowd.

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Market Expansion

Nitto, Drag Radials

Posted July 4 2008 02:51 AM by Mike_Galimi

Nitto Tires has new sizes for its 555R Drag Radials.

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1,000 Foot Racing in Nitro Ranks

NHRA, Nitro, Funny Car, Top Fuel

Posted July 3 2008 07:52 AM by Mike_Galimi

NHRA mandates 1,000-foot racing until changes can be made.

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Bar None

Roll Bar, Mustang, NHRA

The Horse With No Name had swing outs that were re

Posted July 2 2008 07:34 AM by Mike_Galimi

Daily Driven Mustang owners are lucky!

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Goin' Legit

Street Racing, Englishtown

Posted June 30 2008 07:47 PM by Mike_Galimi

Street racers take it to the track.

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Vic Edelbrock

Vic Edelbrock, NMRA, NMCA

Posted June 29 2008 05:54 AM by Mike_Galimi

Vic Edelbrock named Grand Marshall of NMRA/NMCA Super Bowl of Street Legal Drag Racing event in Joliet, IL.

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Ford Racing's New Director

Ford Racing, Brian Wolfe

Brian Wolfe nows heads Ford Racing Technology Phot

Posted June 27 2008 06:43 AM by Mike_Galimi

Legendary Mustang drag racer, Brian Wolfe, to head up Ford Racing Technology division.

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