The Ford Cosworth XD was more than just a racing engine—it was a revolution in high-performance engineering. With 800+ horsepower, a 13,000 RPM redline, and methanol-fueled turbocharging, this IndyCar powerhouse…
Bill Jenkins didn’t just build an engine—he built a legacy. His 331ci small-block Chevy-powered Vega dominated Pro Stock racing, proving that intelligence and innovation could beat brute force. By focusing…
In 1998, Chevrolet introduced the SB2 NASCAR engine, marking a major milestone in racing history. Unlike its predecessors, which were modified versions of production small-block V8 engines, the SB2 was …