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With GM's new build-your-own-crate-engine program, follow Stacey thru the process of building your own LS7 engine. He also goes thru the mysterious world of the transaxle, and how to set up a mid-engine car for mind-blowing performance.
With GM's new build-your-own-crate-engine program, follow Stacey thru the process of building your own LS7 engine. He also goes thru the mysterious world of the transaxle, and how to set up a mid-engine car for mind-blowing performance.
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