Some muscle cars shout from the rooftops. Others? They just put their head down and handle business. Nope. There's really no need to brag when the performance speaks loud enough. But every so often, ...

It uses heavier intake valves, allowing the LS3 to rev higher than the L99. The variable valve timing system also required the L99 to use reliefs for additional valve clearance. The L99's valve ...

Other differences include improvements to the LS3's breathability. Improved intake manifold, cylinder head, and exhaust manifold designs combine to enhance the flow of air, fuel, and exhaust ...

In a recent study published in Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology, researchers quantified the adverse effects of fast-food intake on liver steatosis. Study: Quantifying the Negative Impact ...

My only problem with the auto v8 is it comes with the L99 v8 engine and not the legendary LS3, the difference between ... This thing is fast. Like FAST fast. Never had so much fun in my life.

In the 2010s, they modernized off-the-shelf horsepower with the high output LS3 engine. While the number was impressive for the day the 235 horsepower Grand National is not fast by modern standards.

the 6.2-liter motor further boasts a hydraulic roller cam to maximize intake efficiency. Hooker manifolds, an H-shaped crossover, and dual-chamber mufflers help the LS3 exhale while an aluminum ...

While some only care about going fast and put form on the back burner, there are plenty of people out there that like their cars to look as good as they perform. For them, there’s a new intake ...

Now, the tuner is offering up a new carbon fiber intake manifold for GM’s LS7 and LS3 V8 engines. “Over the last year of engineering and development to create our new Eliminator Spec Engine ...

Previous research has shown that fast-food intake is common among children -- about one-third of U.S. children consume fast food daily -- and has suggested that there is an association between ...

counts toward your daily intake, so if you’re not a huge fan of plain water, mix it up with juice, tea, or even broth from soup. Not sure how much you need? Kole says it depends largely on your ...