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FordMuscle Magazine is all about classic Ford performance. It covers a wide range of topics, from pushrod Fox body Mustangs to the Three-Valve S197 models, and everything else in that spectrum. The readers of FordMuscle enjoy modern advancements like electronic fuel injection (EFI) and power boosters, but they prefer these innovations in a more classic setting. The magazine emphasizes technical information and a do-it-yourself approach.

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Chris Loumanis’ '64 Ford Falcon

1 week ago | fordmuscle.com | Andrew Wolf

It doesn’t shout for attention, but Chris Loumanis’ 1964 Ford Falcon certainly demands a second look. The car was a four-year, 2,000-hour exercise in patience. Chris fabricated the drag-and-drive machine to his liking from the ground up, refusing to do anything halfway.
Our 2002 SVT Lightning Gets Zapped With Spark And Tune

4 weeks ago | fordmuscle.com | Scott Parker

If you are a loyal FordMuscle.com reader and you reach back into your memory box, you may recall the big dreams we had for a 2002 SVT Lightning, dubbed Project Zeus. Some might say it is an unfortunate reality that the more ambitious your dreams are, the more unlikely they are to become a reality. However, I think that’s exactly what makes something an accomplishment – when hard work, grit, know-how, and creativity all come together.
Ford FE Race & Reunion Was A Show and Go Trip Back In Time

1 month ago | fordmuscle.com | Evan Smith

When it comes to classic Show & Go car events, the Ford FE Race & Reunion at Muncie Dragway this past April is a winner. This was a celebration of everything FE. It included high-quality street and race cars, awards, a swap meet, car show, and a “beverage and brats” night at the track. Muncie Dragway provided the perfect setting for those screaming 390, 427 and 428 Fords. It has an old-school vibe, but with excellent traction and a friendly staff.
Turn Your Godzilla Engine Into A Monster With MAHLE POWERPAK Pistons

1 month ago | fordmuscle.com | Brian Wagner

MAHLE Motorsport has released a new POWERPAK Piston Kit specifically designed for the Ford 7.3L Godzilla engine (Part Number 930266721). This new POWERPAK Piston Kit comes with forged pistons, rings, pins, and clips. MAHLE Motorsports has designed this piston kit to work with high-performance applications and much more. The pistons are forged from high-strength 2618 alloy and offer a 12:1 compression ratio.
RTR Vehicles Unveils The First Sixth-Generation 7.3-liter Bronco

1 month ago | fordmuscle.com | Jason Gonderman

Shortly after Ford’s new sixth-generation Bronco and Bronco Raptor made their way onto the local trails, the team at RTR Vehicles (the brainchild of Loren Healy and Vaughn Gittin Jr.) trotted out the first RTR Bronco Fun-Runner LT concept at the 2022 SEMA Show. The original was an instant hit among enthusiasts.
RTR Vehicles Unveils The First Sixth-Generation 7.3-liter Bronco

1 month ago | fordmuscle.com | Jason Gonderman

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Winning The Fun Game With A Street-Legal 1963 427 Galaxie 500

1 month ago | fordmuscle.com | Evan Smith

David Leshay’s classic Ford looks like your typical period-correct ’60s muscle car that you’d find at a local car show. With its teardrop hood and Cragar S/S wheels, it could be right out of the pages of a classic car magazine. But this is no show queen. While you may find this 1963 427 Ford Galaxie at a cruise night or cars and coffee, you’ll also see David ramming the gears a quarter mile at a time.
The Drag-N-Drive Trademark Controversy

1 month ago | fordmuscle.com | Scott Parker

In January 2022, Made In The USA, Inc., based in Westfield, Indiana, filed an application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) to trademark the term “DRAG-N-DRIVE.” This term, widely recognized in the drag racing community, refers generically to events that combine drag racing with road driving segments, racing at multiple venues while driving the race vehicle to each location with no support vehicles or towing allowed. On May 2, 2023, the USPTO granted Made In The USA, Inc.
The Drag-N-Drive Trademark Controversy

1 month ago | fordmuscle.com | Scott Parker

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Final Tweaks to Project Magneto and Its Track Results

1 month ago | fordmuscle.com | Scott Parker

By most drag racing calculators, you need a 6.40 or better in the eighth-mile or better to eclipse the magic 10-second barrier. And with every project car, that last tenth always seems to make you work the hardest. It has happened to me time and again that when I get close to some sort of target, it gets mysteriously harder.