Stellantis has officially revived its iconic Street and Racing Technology ( SRT) division, appointing Tim Kuniskis to lead ...

Two V10 titans go head-to-head: the Dodge Viper SRT10 Coupe takes on the SRT10 Roadster in a full-throttle ¼-mile ...

After being formally dissolved with the creation of Stellantis in 2021, the SRT group is reforming under the purview of Ram ...

SRT will serve as the universal performance badge across all of Stellantis's North American brands.

Big-block V8s made history during the muscle car era, but some managed to survive much longer than some enthusiasts think ...

Nelson goes by Nivlac57 on YouTube where he documents the progress of all his builds. Just so you know, he also has a Vortec 4200-powered Ford Fairmont wagon that’ll run 8s in the quarter-mile.

In 1967, Chevrolet introduced the 350-ci (5.7-liter) version as a high-performance option for the all-new Camaro. Rated at 295 hp, it transformed the SS version of the pony car into a bonafide ...

GM produced the LQ4 and LQ9 engines. We explore their differences, where they were manufactured, and what vehicles they were ...

The first Vortec-branded 5.3L V8 hit the market in 1999, and the transition to Gen IV came with the 2007 model year. However, some Gen III engines were still under the hood of 2007 model-year ...

GM designed the LS V8 around existing Vortec intake airflow technology and then used the LS design to produce the Gen-III Vortec V8. As a result, the two engine types have more similarities than ...