Chevy High Performance – June 1993

CHEVY HIGH PERFORMANCE 1993 JUNE - Z vs Z, CALLAWAY
 
Within this issue you will discover the following topics:
1)   LT1 VS. LT1-1: The Legendary '70 Z28 Faces A '93 Z28 In The Ultimate Camaro Test
2)   CHISHOLM TRUCK TRICKS: Making a Late-Model Chevy Truck Look Good and Hug the pavement
3)   ANATOMY OF A RACING ENGINE: 750 Horsepower from a Small-block? Watch Universal Machine Do It
4)   HEAVY METAL: Sources to help you locate sheetmetal for your resto project
5)   TRICKS OF THE BRACKET TRADE: Setting up a suspension for consistent runs down the quarter mile
6)   BUDGET RAT: You Can Order A 750Hp Big-Block For Less Than Five Grand
7)   TRACTION ACTION: Helping Third-Generation Camaros Handle Better With Hotchkis Arms
8)   NATURAL WONDER: The New Callaway Corvette Draws A Lot Of Attention, And It's Real Fast
9)   $50 BARGAIN: This Hot 454 Chevelle Was Purchased At One Time For Half Of A C-Note
10)   COLOR COORDINATED: Pro Street Camaros Are Not Dead, Just Fast, Low, And Mean Looking Like Chuck MacLardie's '67
11)   IT'S BAD: Joe Ramsey's wicked-n-black Rat '67 Chevelle Could Be The Baddest Car On The Street
12)   NEON KNIGHTS: Bright And Colorful Hardly Describes This Unusual And Blown '57 Chevy
13)   CHEVY THUNDER THE HEARTBEAT OF AMERICA
14)   TECH:
A)   Indy V8/C Engine Specs
B)   GEN IV Management System
C)   Guide To Bow Tie Blocks
D)   Daytona Small-Block Exposed
15) RACING:
A)   Chevy Dominates Daytona
B)   S-10 Winner In Stadium
C)   ARCA Victory To Purvis
D)   ZR-1 Vettes Race Daytona
E)   All-American Chevy Drivers
F)   Record Crowds At Races
G)   Chevy Contingency Money
16) FEATURES:
A)   A Look At The Impala
B)   Perkins To Drive Pace Car
17) Reader's rides
Plus other cool Chevy items.
 
THIS MONTH'S COVER: Kenn Funk's '70 Z28 Camaro, which has a rare COPO black paint job and delete-stripe option, goes nose to nose with a '93 Z28 as Randy Lorentzen snapped the shutter. In the lower left, Jeff Dean's 9-second Nova puts the power to the ground for David Freiburger's camera. In the upper right, Sam Natoli's fully detailed big-block was photographed by Mike Magda.