Hello from Chevy High Performance

[Streetking]

Welcome!!

SW

[MaxHarvard]

welcome to the board!

For me, i like general tech information... how to's, differences between years of makes of cars... what interchanges..etc..

Just my $.02

[markss28]

Originally Posted by MaxHarvard

welcome to the board!

For me, i like general tech information... how to's, differences between years of makes of cars... what interchanges..etc..

Just my $.02

I agree, Tech info is vital, and I could never get enough of it. I would like to see a comparison as to what the car was like before mods and after mods. I would also like to see what is for budget and would make great power.

I have been reading CHP for 9 years now and love every issue.

[Huxsol81]

Welcome Henry.
Cost vs performance result articles and what you can expect performance wise works for me. And more 69 Camaros... lol

[Steve Chryssos]

Welcome Henry.
Scott has done an incredible job of compiling some killer projects here at Lateral-g. Be sure to spend some time in the "Members" area.

As you can see, everyone is clamoring for hard data. CHP has always done a good job of comparing engine parts. We'd like to see you extend that service to chassis parts. Many of us are moving way beyond the old days of just installing poly bushings. Nowadays, we are adding aftermarket clips, complete suspension upgrades and even full frame conversions with channeled bodies. The sky is the limit, but we need help choosing from a wide variety of options. PHR is already doing a good job in this arena, but we are still hungry for more.

Good luck with the new gig

[Speedster]

Glad to have you aboard. I have been a CHP subscriber for years.

The wish list:
1. (As someone else had mentioned) an article comparing 1st gen front subframes.

2. An article talking about some of the internet sites/forums to join that really are for the gearheads. Like....Lateral-g ! There are some great stories around here.

3. Some stories of car people that really went out of their way to help other car guys/girls.

4. Cover/sponsor one or more "run what you bring" events geared towards the masses. i.e. a Real Street Eliminator competition with more than 5 people in 1 class. Something with multiple classes based on engine/chassis mods. It could be kind of like Year One does where you can actively participate in multiple venues - Drag Racing, Road Course, (Skid Pad, Burnouts, Drifting, Small Autocross course), whatever. Don't feel guilty about charging us a little to participate, I think most people on this site would agree that they would prefer to really drive their cars.

5. Set up these events such that driving mileage (not trailer mileage) to/from the event counts towards points at the end of the year for maybe the top 20. Doesn't matter if you win or lose the event, just as long as you are actually "in" at least one venue with that car. (That way you don't award everything to 20 2002 Camaros) Kind of like frequent flyer mileage for long haulers - "Powerade points". Something the average Joe could participate in with his car, since many of the high $ cars will probably be trailered and not want to accumulate the extra mileage.

Just my < 2 cents.

-Bruce

[Rybar]

Welcome aboard Henry. I've been reading CHP for years, I think it's a great mag.

My recommendations: I think you need to feature more '69 Camaro's with LS1 power.... Just kidding.

I actually really like Scott's idea of following a racer and his crew and telling the story, that's a great idea.

I also really love the build up's over a few issues. All of Mark Steilows projects will never be forgotten. Any great build ups like his, utilizing the newest technology would be awesome. And it doesn't really matter to me what type of car. As long as it's a Chevy.

[Steve1968LS2]

Originally Posted by Henry D

Hi there. I've been more of a lurker, but wanted to take this time to get some input from all of you.

For those of you who read the magazine, what do you like and what don't you like? What type of articles would you like to see in the future? Do the cars we feature peak your interest? If not, what would you prefer? How about motorsports - in other words, would you like to see more on drag racing and open track type of testing. What kind of engine builds would you like to read about? The list can go on and on, but I'm sure you get the idea by now.

If you've ever wanted to voice your opinion, now's the time. Lets hear your thoughts.

Best Regards,
Henry D

Chevy High Performance

Hey Henry! Glad to see you posting here.

<-- Steven Rupp from PHR

[MarkM66]

Bring back the "Pro-Touring Shoot-out" please!

What ever happen with that anyway? Last time you had it, it was claimed Kyle Tucker was going to compete in the next one with his "Twister" Camaro, and Stielow with the "Thrasher." Needless to say, that was awhile back .

[Ummgawa]

I think the best practical information will be on lower cost mods, IE brakes, suspension, etc. We all have Filet Mignon appetites here. Some guys have the same tastes but hamburger budgets. You have to find ways to keep guys with dreams and kids and mortgages in the mix with low cost mods that work. A lot of young guys go "Rice" because that segement of the automotive world is being addressed as far as low cost modifications are concerned. The Orientals are getting us back for the buttkickin we laid on them after Pearl Harbor one Honda and Toyota at a time. Then they are producing low cost fart mufflers and graphics and lowering kits to "fix-up" the cars down the road after Ma and Pa Kettle have traded them in or given it to their favorite grandson. Show guys "How-to's" that are inclusive rather than exclusive, reasonably priced and relatively simple to do. What wheels from other makes/ models that will fit their project. Again, Brake swaps, lowering tips, engine mods. I see that the biggest complaint repeated over and over again is that modifications done are not practical,cost wize, to the budgets of your(Your readers, HOTROD, Super Chevy, etc.) readers.

Oh, and, Welcome Henry!!!