Category: Projects
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2019 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport
Rick’s 2019 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport, finished in a fitting Sebring Orange Tintcoat, comes out of the box as a great platform, sporting loads of performance straight from the factory. With plans to track the car on road courses, Rick wanted more. The objective for the C7 was simple: increase throttle response, allow the engine to breathe better, and increase power. With a plan in place, the car was pulled into the shop and the build commenced. Build list below:Pre-existing modifications:• aFe POWER air-intake system• CORSA Performance cat-back exhaust systemPerformed by us:• MSD Performance Atomic intake manifold• Katech drive-by-wire 103mm throttle body• Kooks Headers and Exhaust 1.78″ primary OD long-tube headers• Kooks Headers and Exhaust 3″ X-pipe w/ high-flow catalytic converters• MSD Performance spark plug wires• Design Engineering, Inc. Protect-A-Boot sleevesWith the mechanical work wrapped up in the shop by Andrew, Matt strapped the C7 down onto the rollers for a custom calibration by Vlad via HP Tuners. With 93 octane in the tank, Vlad increased the LT1’s output to a solid 449.15whp & 455.32lbft, sending power to the rear wheels through an 8-speed automatic transmission. With the upgraded dry-sump lubrication system in the Grand Sport models keeping the oil pumped into the engine during sustained cornering and the added width of the fenders and body in contrast to the base model, you can say that Rick made a great choice when choosing the Grand Sport as a weekend cruiser and track car. -

2020 MUSTANG GT – VMP STAGE 1
With more than 200hp added, you will feel the difference when you hit the skinny pedal…what does our Stage 1 VMP include?
- VMP Performance Loki supercharger system
- 88mm upper supercharger pulley
- VMP Performance billet fuel rails
- 56lb/hr fuel injectors
- VMP Performance fuel pump voltage booster
- NGK LTR7IX-11 spark plugs
- MMR billet oil pump gears & crankshaft sprocket
- VMP Performance single-pass heat exchanger
- Genuine OEM Ford gaskets, seals, fluids, and fasteners required for installation
- JLT Performance passenger-side air/oil separator
- HP Tuners credits
- Baseline dyno runs
- Professional installation
- Professional dyno calibration
Reach Out Today To See What We Can Do For You!
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2017 C7 Corvette – A&A Supercharger & Stainless Works Headers
Mark brought us his 2017 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray to add an additional 200whp to his C7 via our Stage 2 Supercharged Package!Modifications performed by us:• A&A Corvette Performance supercharger system• Vortech Superchargers polished V3 Ti head unit• A&A Corvette Performance 8-rib 3.80″ upper supercharger pulley• Innovators West, Inc. 7.650″ lower supercharger pulley• A&A Corvette Performance oil feed and return lines• A&A Corvette Performance 38mm Turbosmart recirculated blow-off valve• A&A Corvette Performance horizontal-mount intercooler system• OEM GM LT4 Direct Injection fuel injectors• OEM GM LT4 Direct Injection high-pressure fuel pump• NGK Spark Plugs LTR7IX-11 spark plugs• MSD Performance spark plug wires• Lingenfelter Performance Engineering 160° thermostat• Mightymouse Solutions Mild catch can setup• Stainless Works 2.0″ primary-ID long-tube headers w/ high-flow catalytic converters.With the mechanical work wrapped up in the shop by John, Matt strapped her down to the rollers for Vlad to perform a custom calibration via HP Tuners. With 93 octane in the tank, and the Vortech V3 Ti delivering ~8psi, Vlad increased the LT1’s output to a kick-ass 603.33whp & 538.46lbft! With an initial baseline of 404.54whp & 419.85lbft, that’s an additional 200whp!Click the link below to see our available packages for your C7 Corvette! -

2019 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1
Michael brought us his 2019 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 with the goal of adding 130-150whp on 93 octane while maintaining stock-like drivability. The solution? Our Stage-3 package! Modifications below:
Performed by us:
• Kong Performance OEM supercharger/snout porting service matched to 103mm throttle body
• ZPE GripTec 2.30″ upper pulley
• Dedicated Motorsports 10mm wider 6061 aluminum tensioner pulley
• Gates Corporation HD Fleetrunner Micro-V “Green” belt
• Nick Williams Performance drive-by-wire 103mm throttle body
• ATI Performance Products Super Damper harmonic balancer
• ATI Performance Products 8.295″/3.25% overdrive pulley
• Roto-Fab, LLC Big Gulp air-intake system
• Stainless Works 2.00″ primary ID long-tube headers w/high-flow catalytic converters
• Stainless Works axle-back exhaust system
• NGK Spark Plugs LTR7IX-11 spark plugs
• MSD Performance 8.5mm spark plug wires
• Design Engineering, Inc. Protect-A-Boot sleeves
• Lingenfelter Performance Engineering 160° thermostat
• DSX Tuning auxiliary fuel pump kit
• Mightymouse Solutions Mild catch can setup
• PWR North America 27mm heat exchanger
• Cordes Performance Racing & Sales supercharger expansion tankWith the mechanical work wrapped up in the shop by Tim, John strapped her down to the rollers for Vlad to perform a custom calibration via HP Tuners. The results? 695.29whp & 746.95lbft on 93 octane! Considering these cars normally baseline between 540-550whp on our dynos, this is right in line with our expectations. Solid outcome and killer value for what we consider to be our Stage-3 performance package for these cars.
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2015 Ford Mustang GT
While the growl of the Gen-II Coyote is menacing in its own right, JD wanted something more. The addition of a ProCharger Superchargers Stage II Supercharger System, with a detailed supporting modification list, was just what he needed to help leave most cars staring at his taillights. With a plan set in place, JD’s 2015 Ford Mustang GT was pulled in the shop and torn down by Andrew to perform the following modifications:
Performed by us:
• ProCharger Superchargers Stage-II P-1SC-1 inter-cooled supercharger system
• ProCharger Superchargers 3-core air-to-air intercooler
• DeatschWerks 1000cc fuel injectors
• Jms Chip FuelMAX fuel pump voltage booster
• JLT Performance cold-air intake system
• JLT Performance 3.0 air/oil separator
• Ford Performance GT350 87mm throttle body
• Stainless Works 2.00″ primary-ID long-tube headers w/high flow catalytic converters
• NGK Spark Plugs LTR7IX-11spark plugs
• Modular Motorsports Racing – MMR billet oil pump gears
• Modular Motorsports Racing – MMR crankshaft gear
• Reische Performance 170° thermostat
• McLeod Clutches RXT Street Twin Clutch Kits
• All the miscellaneous OEM Ford gaskets, seals, and components to complete the installationWith the mechanical work finished by Andrew in the shop, Matt strapped her down to the rollers for a custom calibration by Vlad via HP Tuners. With 93 octane in the tank, and the P-1SC-1 delivering ~10psi, Vlad increased the Gen-II Coyote’s output to a solid 641.94whp & 499.08lbft! Stay tuned as we perform some additional work to get JD’s Mustang over the 700whp mark!
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2020 C8 Corvette – American Racing Headers
Bob brought us his latest addition to his fleet, a 2020 Chevrolet C8 Corvette, to have us unleash some bald eagles from the 6.2L V8!
Performed by us:- American Racing Headers 1.78″ primary ID long-tube headers
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1993 Toyota Supra – Cooling and Suspension Mods
TJ brought us his imported, RHD 1993 Toyota Supra for a cooling system refresh and to get the stance dialed in via some suspension upgrades! Modifications performed below:
Performed by us:
• Fortune Auto 500 series coilovers
• Whiteline front and rear sway bar end links
• Toyota Racing front and rear sway bars
• Powerhouse Racing aluminum race radiator
• Powerhouse Racing radiator hose kit
• Powerhouse Racing CNC formed aluminum tank
With the cooling system refreshed, the stance fully dialed in, and the MK4 sitting and handling better than before, TJ can enjoy the miles to come on one of the cleanest, closest-to-stock examples we’ve had in the shop so far!Reach Out Today To See What We Can Do For You!
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Tough Tacoma: Scott Bryan’s Magnuson Supercharged Toyota Tacoma
When you think of common mods for Toyota Tacomas nowadays, you think suspension, bumpers, bed racks, etc. But Scott had a better idea…boost!
Scott came to us with a simple goal, to pick up the pace in this 2019 Toyota Tacoma and get the V6 boosted with the help of a supercharger. Luckily, we knew how to make it happen.
With Scott’s Tacoma in the garage and our amazing team under the hood, we got to work on forcing some induction on the 3.5L. Magnuson’s TVS1900 System is a great option for boosting the third generation Tacoma, really due to the unit’s thermal efficiency, resulting in reliable and considerable gains on the rollers.
The parts of the kit itself were beautiful and of course the great quality that Magnuson always delivers. There are few things more appealing than freshly machined aluminum in our eyes.
After getting the motor buttoned up and filled with Mobil 1, our team at the Wilmington shop and calibrator Vlad got Scott’s Tacoma on the rollers and set for tuning.
Achieving what he had sought out for, Scott’s Tacoma put down 310whp and 290lbft of torque, nearly 100hp and 50lbft in gains!
With goals met and the Tacoma ready to go, we can’t wait to see what Scott does with it! Let us know if your Tacoma needs a similar boost.
For a closer look at this build, take a look at the gallery below.
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