Our buddies over at Motorz TV has kicked off their third season with a makeover of a Mustang GT engine bay. The aftermarket parts they end up using are custom painted engine part covers from Midwest Autogear, radiator cover with extensions, fusebox cover, shock tower covers, plenum cover, fuel rail covers with mounting brackets and various chrome engine caps from Stack Racing. Little modifications like this can make all the difference at a muscle car show, this will surely turn heads. Personally I love a clean looking engine, it really brings out the looks of any muscle car. Check out the video down below to see the detailed installments of the parts.

Most the time I have nothing good to say about foreign cars, mainly because I'm an American through and through, well and they're our opponents out on the road too. But occasionally I like posting something admirable about a foreign sports car, this post has fallen in this category. So what happens when you straight pipe an exhaust system for a Lamborghini, well sweet flame balls of course. Not quite the ones from Mario Brothers, but these are hotter, just check out the blue flames coming from this baby. Definitely one of the coolest high resolution picture I've seen of a Lamborghini. This work is the creation of Fluid MotorUnion, who designed a completely new straight-pipe exhaust system using computational fluid dynamics to optimize for back pressure, flow and system weight and then manufactured it in stainless steel. Have fun sending these pictures around the web, great for Facebook or Twitter.

Seems like ever year the foreign car lovers are making their riced out rides more innovative. Well actually, this is just a cycle-rickshaw driver moving the wreckage of a car to a scrap yard in the eastern Indian city of Siliguri on Tuesday. I just thought I'd make a nice ricer joke for us muscle car enthusiasts. The sweet car in the picture is a Maruti-manufactured Suzuki Gypsy.