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FORVIA HELLA’s September 2026 thermal-management expansion highlights why cooling parts must be selected as a complete system. Here is a practical checklist for performance builds, track cars and modern electrified platforms.Read now -
Chevrolet Teases an All-New SP502 EFI Crate Engine: What Builders Should Verify
Chevrolet Performance has teased an all-new SP502 EFI crate engine. Here is what builders should verify before planning the fuel system, transmission, controls, cooling, exhaust, and chassis installation.Read now -
2026 SEMA Wheel and Tire Preview: Fitment Lessons for Performance Builds
SEMA’s 2026 show will put wheels, tires, suspension, and service technology in the spotlight. Here is what performance buyers should verify before choosing a combination.Read now -
Holley’s September 2026 Performance Sales: How to Choose EFI, Ignition, and Shifter Upgrades
Holley’s September promotions include savings on EFI, ACCEL/MSD ignition, and B&M/Hurst shifter products. Use this planning guide to choose compatible parts and avoid buying the same system twice.Read now -
California Legislature Passes SB 1069: What the Proposed CARB Conditional Sales Path Means for Performance Parts
California lawmakers passed SB 1069, a SEMA-backed proposal for a conditional sales pathway for qualifying emissions-related aftermarket parts while CARB completes Executive Order review. Here’s what could change, what would not, and why performance enthusiasts nationwide should pay attention.Read now -
That “Adds 25 HP” Claim May Not Mean What You Think: How Performance Parts Are Really Tested
Read nowHorsepower claims can be useful, but only when the test method, baseline, fuel, calibration, temperature and supporting parts are disclosed. Learn how to separate a meaningful before-and-after test from a headline number, and how to choose upgrades that work together on your vehicle.
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The Performance Aftermarket Isn’t Dying: What SEMA’s $52.92 Billion Report Means for Your Build
Read nowSEMA says the U.S. specialty-equipment market reached $52.92 billion in 2025, younger buyers are driving growth and internal-combustion vehicles remain dominant. Here is what the data means for your next performance build.