Why performance air intakes might be a great, low-cost investment if you’re looking for more power. Why are aftermarket air intake systems so popular? A related question might be, why replace the ...

Using a "clean sheet" approach may not be the quickest way to solve a problem, but it often results in a better solution. That's the philosophy used by the folks at Holley Performance Products when ...

One of the best aspects of a project build for automotive enthusiasts is the quest for improvements that will add to the vehicle in some way. There are several engine components to replace, add, or ...

Last Month, we brought you the first part of our official guide to Corvette cold-air intake (CAI) kits. In this issue, we're back with even more bolt-on induction systems that promise to boost the ...

Feeding an engine cooler, denser air adds power—and C6 Corvettes are no exception. Though finding additional power in Chevy's highly tuned 6.2L and 7.0L powerplants can be challenging, there is still ...

Cold air intakes are a favorite upgrade for car enthusiasts seeking more power, sharper throttle response, and a better engine sound. By pulling in cooler, denser air from outside the engine bay, they ...

Having a V8 engine does not always guarantee big power. Some, like the early 350-horsepower LS1, are tuned for drivability and usable power delivery, not necessarily outright horsepower performance.

Several aftermarket manufacturers sell engine intake air filters that they claim provide better airflow and increase a car’s horsepower and acceleration as a result. Some of these companies have many ...

If an engine’s induction system is only as good as its weakest link, then a set of 400-cfm cylinder heads, giant intake valves, and mega-flow carburetors don’t mean squat if they’re getting choked ...