New Products

Fesler Built has announced the release of its new 1967-1969 Camaro Door Panels. The panels are molded from rigid fiberglass and coverable in a variety of materials. They are specifically designed for the builder that is re-doing the entire look of a Camaro or Firebird, said the company.
While the panels are designed specifically for 1969 model Camaros, they will also fit 1967 and 1968 models with 1969 backseats or custom backseats, as well as 1967-1969 Firebirds with minor modifications.

The panels have the ability to be foamed over and covered to whatever design the builder wants without having to spend additional time and money on fabricating door panels from scratch, according to the company.
Each set is comprised of four panels (two fronts and two rears) and comes complete with customizable interior panels. Front door panel pairs that will fit 1967-1969 hard-top and convertible Camaros can be purchased separately.
Door pulls, armrests and interior door handles to go with these door panels are also available in a variety of finishes from Fesler Built.
...

A new line of performance engine lubricants that includes a variety of break-in oils, oil additives and synthetics has been released by Edelbrock. The new products are designed to meet the demands of traditional and late-model performance engines, according to the company.

Edelbrock Performance Engine Lubricants are available in a variety of blends including 10w40 petroleum base or full synthetic zinc-enhanced formulas. The line also includes 5w30 Cat-Safe protection for late-model domestic and import vehicles; and Premium Break-in for protecting new or rebuilt engines at start-up. The Engine Oil Supplement features a zinc additive and helps to put performance back into conventional motor oils. It will treat up to six quarts.
...

John Kaase Racing Engines has released its latest Boss Nine engine design that features a new intake manifold with a hidden plenum below and stack injection above.
The new stack-injected Boss Nine engine’s hidden plenum helps to equalize the pressures in all induction tracts and provides the engine with a clean, consistent idle, better part-throttle performance and instantaneous throttle response, according to the company. The plenum also provides for brake vacuum and empowers the MAP sensor, which has a major influence in the metering of the fuel.
The Boss Nines are available from 429 to 600 cu and are constructed with either a cast iron or a cast aluminum engine block and topped with Kaase’s hemi cylinder heads. The engines were developed using four intake manifolds. They accept 4150 and 4500-style carburetors, as well as Keith Wilson’s EFI systems and various BDS blower units.
...