CHEVY II THE UMIT

摘要

If you want to inject a serious amount of corner-carving performance into your muscle car, you'd better do your homework to figure out how to get it done. Don't be fooled into thinking that adding a set of tires and a lower stance will get you there, because while you might look cool, you'll be left in the dust by someone who's brought all the right parts to the party. Bill Jelinek and his team at Rt. 66 Motorsports in New Lenox, Illinois, have a reputation of infusing just the right combination of horsepower and handling into vintage Detroit steel. For their latest build, a '67 Nova, code-named Pro Ride, they teamed up with Heidts Hot Rod and Muscle Car Parts to showcase a brand-new cutting-edge Pro-G front subframe and suspension package for '62-67 Chevy Novas. The car will act as a testbed for the new Heidts Pro-G components by being driven hard at events all over the country, showcasing autocross, and SCCA-style road racing, as well as regular day-to-day driving.