Chevrolet Performance Presents HOT ROD Power Tour Driven by Continental Tire. Have you ever seen a compound-boosted 92 Series Detroit Diesel engine as the centerpiece of a rat rod build?

The superchargers used on Detroit Diesel engines are just like those used on Top Fuel and Funny Cars, (except they turn at a slower rate on the Diesel), since this is the unit that drag racers ...

Hot-rodding diesel engines is nothing new, but Gales Banks is attempting to bring it to a level normally associated with "tuner" vehicles with his Sidewinder packages for Dodge, GM, and Ford pickups.

With a two-stroke Detroit Diesel engine and no complicated systems to go wrong, this hot rod shouldn't have to be replaced for a good long time, and keeping a vehicle in service for the better ...

But as far as a numbers-smashing fantastical build, this two-stroke 18.6-liter diesel hot rod is possibly the craziest. Of course, it looks completely unhinged. According to Engine Swap Depot, the ...

In the November/December 2004 issue, we presented an inside look at the buildup of a 1989 Silverado hot rod, in which a 4700-pound half-ton 4x4 was given the brawny capability of GM's Duramax 6600 ...

The newest Duramax diesel engines and powertrains offered by GM, Ford, ... Duramax Diesel Hot Rod: Part One. Performance has entered a whole new realm. HOT ROD Staff Writer Apr 26, 2005.

Because every mid-engine rat rod 1948 Ford COE dump truck needs a ... the 4,000-pound Series 71 Detroit Diesel 12V71 two-stroke engine with twin 671 blowers powers its manually-shifted ...

Hot Wheels took its annual Legends Tour to Detroit, ... 1931 Dodge Rat Rod, 2022 Hot Wheels ... power comes from a 5.9-liter Cummins straight-six diesel engine that’s fitted with two massive ...

The company still manufactures a full range of heavy-duty diesel engines under the streamlined "Detroit" brand. Its current lineup includes the DD5, DD8, DD13, DD15, and the powerful DD16.

Many don’t even have engines that fire, which is not true for 427. Built on a stretched LS platform, the 427-cubic-inch V10 is one of two hand-built engines created in Dearborn.