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Stacey changes the drive train and suspension of a classic muscle car; a new top fuel spark plug is tested in competition.
Stacey changes the drive train and suspension of a classic muscle car; a new top fuel spark plug is tested in competition.
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S9, EP6 "Puttin' the Heart in the Cat"Stacey and the crew pull the skin off a Cheetah Evolution and work on the vehicle's guts; project overviews of the suspension, steering and brakes.
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S9, EP7 "Cheetah Paws"The crew visits a budding mechanic with a passion for 4x4s; Stacey installs seats in the Cheetah; selecting gauges; air conditioning unit.
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S9, EP8 "The Beaten and Downtrodden"In the current fad of flipping cars for cash, Stacey takes on the good, bad, and ugly of a '66 Biscayne that was bought at auction. From suspension, to brakes, to battery cables... down to the lug nuts, this beauty turns out to be more of a beast.
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S9, EP9 "An Automotive Icon Turns 40"Celebrating four decades of growth and success for Heartthrob Exhaust; replacing a cracked dashboard with aftermarket parts.
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