 Kyle Tucker and the Detroit Speed and Engineering crew released their latest suspension system upgrades for GM A-bodies including Chevelles, GTOs, Cutlasses, Skylarks, and more. We asked Kyle about the parts, as well as how they built 2 of the hottest Camaros out there in just 12 steps each!
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 Nelson Racing Engines has been building high-level turbo engines for over a decade, and Tom Nelson and crew are not slowing down any time soon. Tom took a few minutes at the 2008 SEMA show to bring us up to speed on their new intake manifolds and their problem-solving asymmetric turbo housings. The turbo housings are one of those common sense ideas that will really simplify installation of twin turbo systems.
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 Jesse Greening and the crew at Greening Auto Company brought out this super slick 1971 Chevrolet Camaro and impressed everyone at the SEMA show. The GM crew was so impressed that they gave the car the coveted Best GM Car at the show award. Jesse Greening tells us about the car and the new line of wheels his company is marketing.
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 Comp Cams brought out some desirable new parts for GEN III / GEN IV Chevy engine fans, like 27 new cam designs in their new LSR line. They also showed a new LSR intake designed to work with LS3 / L92 rectangular port heads, some new high-strength rocker arms, and a new FAST-EZ fuel injection system.
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 The crew from Air Ride Technologies won several awards at this year's SEMA show, including a best new product for their Shock Wave air spring with an internal ride height sensor. Here, Bret Voelkel tells us about it and the new Tiger Cage bolt in stainless roll bar kit.
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 Our buddy Lou Santiago was on hand at the SEMA show signing autographs, so we had a quick reunion of sorts. Lou is building lots of cool projects in his shop, which you can check out at www.garageinsidertv.com .
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