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Year: 1992
Model: Mustang LX
Mods: Heavy
State: GA
Type: Nice Weather
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Lighten Your Front End!
Motorheads are always in search of ways for more power or less weight. When it comes to removing weight from your Mustang, taking it off the front end of the car is preferable to removing it from elsewhere. With this in mind, I decided to remove some weight from the front of my 93 LX coupe using a tubular front-end system and switching to manual steering. Of course there were some "snags" enco...
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Motorheads are always in search of ways for more power or less weight. When it comes to removing weight from your Mustang, taking it off the front end of the car is preferable to removing it from elsewhere. With this in mind, I decided to remove some weight from the front of my 93 LX coupe using a tubular front-end system and switching to manual steering. Of course there were some "snags" enco...
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The 2026 North American International Auto Show roared into Detroit (Jan. 13–16, 2026) with a resounding message: the passion for performance is alive and well in the electrified era. From Ford’s barnstorming reveals and racing bombshells to big moves by Detroit rivals and beyond, the show floor was a gearhead’s dream. Major automakers unveiled new machines and strategies that balanced gasoline grit with electric innovation, all while catering to enthusiast hearts. Mustang and Ford Performance fans had plenty to cheer, as the Blue Oval commanded headlines with desert-running Broncos, a triumphant Formula 1 return, Le Mans ambitions and even a workwear tie-up that put community and heritage in the spotlight. And they weren’t alone – Stellantis flexed with muscle and 4x4s for every appetite, General Motors marked the U.S. semiquincentennial in style, and others showcased the latest in speed and capability. In short, Detroit 2026 proved that even as cars get smarter and greener, automakers aren’t about to abandon the thrills that got us hooked in the first place.
There are Power Tours, and then there are statements. For 2026, Hot Rod Power Tour isn’t just rolling out another multi-day road trip. It’s planting its flag squarely in American hot-rodding mythology and pointing the nose of the convoy straight down Route 66.
Hot Rod has officially announced that the 2026 Hot Rod Power Tour will take over the Mother Road, turning one of the most iconic highways in automotive history into a weeklong rolling car show, endurance run, and cultural throwback. It’s the kind of move that feels inevitable in hindsight. If you’re going to celebrate horsepower, freedom, and mechanical individuality, you do it on the road that defined all three.
According to the announcement, Power Tour 2026 will run June 2026, stretching across multiple states as thousands of hot rods, muscle cars, late-model performance machines, customs, and survivor iron thunder westward from the Midwest toward the Pacific. Full event details, dates, and city-by-city stop information are being maintained by Hot Rod and can be found on the official event page here:
