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Vorshlag has been working on another V8 swap in our shop – a Gen II Coyote V8 going into a 2010 Mustang. This car previously competed in NASA Spec Iron class, but the owner wanted more power to be able … Continue reading →

We have one last round of updates to show on our newest shop project, the LS V8 swapped 2015 Mustang GT that has aptly been named #Trigger – for the instantaneous reaction some “brand purists” get when they see it. … Continue reading →

We have an update to our long running (since 2012!) 86 chassis development Forum Build Thread with this massive three part post. This time we show some new products for this chassis (like a new seat bracket kit, new seat … Continue reading →

Many of you know of us from our very first LS V8 powered race car build – the BMW E36 “Alpha” car, shown below. We started this swap in Terry’s garage back in 2001 – years before Vorshlag even became … Continue reading →

We have dozens of active Forum Build Threads and this one covering various BMW E46 projects has just been updated. In this round we cover three cars: our Team Vorshlag endurance race car, a 325Ci we finished restoring and sold, … Continue reading →

There is a new, huge, 4-part post in our S550 Project Build Thread which covers some of the last events we competed in with our 2018 GT plus the “deconstruction” of some of the raciest bits of that car while … Continue reading →

We took on another project this month – tackling some safety, drivetrain, brake and suspension upgrades on a domestic classic that already sees track use. This isn’t a “scratch build” and we will re-use a number of existing items, but … Continue reading →

If you have followed the development with our “shop truck” over the past 6 years you know that we have done a number of mods on two of these “GMT800” short bed GM trucks, found some tricks using OEM pieces, … Continue reading →

To share what we have learned and track proven with tens of thousands of others, we chronicle our chassis and part development work in great detail on the Vorshlag forums. Today we have another 4-part post showing several Time Trial … Continue reading →

We have been a bit behind on our well known “Forum Build Threads” but we are catching up! In this update we show some fabrication progress work on the V8 powered widebody BMW E46 M3 our customer named “Chainsaw Massacre”. … Continue reading →