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1 day ago | dragzine.com | Brian Wagner

Riding around in a 1964 Ford F100 with your grandpa will create some great memories. Lee Brooks was lucky enough to do just that, and then he got the chance to own that same truck. These days, the F100 is powered by a twin-turbo LS engine and rips off nine-second passes. Before Lee got a hold of the F100, it sat in a barn from 1996 until 2011. The truck originally belonged to Lee’s grandfather, who would take him on rides in the truck when he was a kid.

1 day ago | dragzine.com | Brian Wagner

As a racer, you want to have as many tuning tools and performance advantages at your disposal as possible. Heat mitigation and reduction is an easy way to increase performance, and high-performance cooling products can make that happen. Cool Racing Parts has developed a robust line of high-performance cooling products that can be used on multiple areas of a vehicle.

3 days ago | dragzine.com | Brian Wagner

Manley is adding another valvetrain product to its lineup with the Pro Series Billet Aluminum Rocker Arms. These rocker arms have been put through a rigorous development and design process to ensure they’ll provide outstanding performance. If you’re a demanding enthusiast, the Pro Series Billet Aluminum Rocker Arms are for you. The Pro Series Billet Aluminum Rocker Arms are made from aerospace-grade 2024 billet aluminum.

4 days ago | dragzine.com | Brian Wagner

There’s nothing more satisfying than reaching the final build stages of a project vehicle. One thing that needs to be on the checklist is sealing up the interior of the vehicle before it’s finished. Design Engineering Inc. (DEI) created its ATAC Seam Sealer for this exact purpose. Seam sealer is used to fill the gaps and seams between the body panels and floor on the interior of a vehicle. You want to add the seam sealer to reduce noise and keep the elements out of a vehicle’s interior.

4 days ago | dragzine.com | Brian Wagner

The fans and racers thought the 2025 American Rebel Light Virginia NHRA Nationals were settled and done when Shawn Langdon defeated Justin Ashley in the final round of Top Fuel. Boy, were they wrong. In a stunning turn of events, the NHRA announced Monday that it was disqualifying Langdon’s final round victory and handing the win to Justin Ashley due to a safety violation.