Horsepower TV
Season 2004
Every gearhead wants power and this show reveals the secrets from simple street machine bolt-ons to building complete engines and cars. Hosts Joe Elmore and Mike Galley reveal engine building secrets, tips, tricks and shortcuts.
Where to Watch Season 2004
22 Episodes
- Project Nightmare BlowerE1
Project Nightmare BlowerThe Horsepower honchos have a wake-up call for Project Nightmare. The ’96 Mustang GT gets a streetable Vortech supercharger that promises to add at least 80 rear wheel horsepower to the car. Following the installation, numbers will be laid down on the dynojet. Also, featured is coverage of the NMCA World Finals where a New Yorker racer sets a new world’ record in the Limited Street class. - North vs. South DragsE3
North vs. South DragsIt’s the North vs. the South in an all-out, winner-take-all drag racing shootout. Joe Elmore gets right in the middle of this historic battle of Outlaw Street Cars at Piedmont Dragway in Greensboro, NC. Also, Chuck and Joe install a nitrous kit on their little hot rod Honda to see if it “goes or blows” in the Horsepower shop’s dynojet. - Super Nova Fuel & WiringE4
Super Nova Fuel & WiringChuck and Joe introduce their “new kid on the block”, Mike Galley, as they get the Super Nova ready for the drag strip. They’ll install a race-style fuel cell, fuel pump and regular. They’ll complete the fuel delivery system and the wiring, and then pump up the appearance of Joe’s ’96 Mustang with a unique seat makeover. - Super Nova Fire UpE5
Super Nova Fire UpOnce again, Horsepower has exclusive coverage of the World Street Nationals in Orlando, FL. It’s a season-end super bowl of speed where all the top street car racers convene to battle it out for big bucks and bragging rights until next season. Also, the Super Nova race car gets a lightweight, fiberglass hood, and there’s a tip on how to install a remote door-popper on a classic car with shaved door handles. - Chevelle Gas Tank SwapE6
Chevelle Gas Tank SwapJoe’s Project Nightmare gets a new set of high performance brakes from Roush Racing, featuring massive 14-inch front rotors, four-piston calipers and state-of-the-science brake pads. Joe and Mike will test the results at a local strip with unbelievable results. Plus, Chuck shows you how to easily make a fuel tank swap that keeps an original muscle car concourse correct. - Chevelle Trac TechE7
Chevelle Trac TechIt’s time to take the Horsepower Super Nova to the track for a shakedown run. But first, the crew converts a standard open differential to a limited slip on Chuck’s favorite Chevelle wagon. Plus, a visit to Las Vegas for the annual SEMA show, featuring the latest in high performance goodies. - In Car Cam SwapE8
In Car Cam SwapThis weekend, a real world engine upgrade. The Horsepower gang will tackle a cam and valvetrain swap on a muscle car – without removing the engine. They’ll also swap out the timing set and gaskets to pump up the power using basic shop tools. Also, a heads-up on how tech wheel balancing works. - Bad Ass BlowerE9
Bad Ass BlowerMopar madness is back. The Horsepower guys will bolt on a big blower to a classis Roadrunner engine to make an amazing amount of power. You’ll see just how much rear wheel horsepower it makes on the Dynojet. Also, Joe visits the ultimate cool car cruise in the heartland called Somernights. - Shafiroff Small BlockE10
Shafiroff Small BlockCan you build a small block street motor that displaces 472 cubic inches and makes over 650 horsepower? That’s what Chuck, Joe and Mike will discover as they build a Shafiroff Performance pump gas small block that’s truly a little monster. To verify the power output, Joe takes the finished motor to an engine dyno for testing. - Bristol BashE11
Bristol BashThis week’s Horsepower kicks off at the annual Bristol Bash, an annual enthusiasts happening that features drag racing, motorcross and competition for the coveted Year One Cup award. Plus, the guys install a cool accessory drive system on a muscle car and show you how to install a state-of-the-art air system for your shop. Last but not least – announcement of the final pick in the Real Ride Challenge. - Camaro LS1E13
Camaro LS1New LS Gun project car, a 2000 Camaro with an LSI engine, becomes a deeper breather with an induction upgrade. It includes a new cold air kit, bigger throttle body and high performance exhaust. Also, a special behind-the-scenes look at the making of performance parts at the Edelbrock plant in California. - Mustang RearendE14
Mustang Rearend“Project Pony” comes galloping back. This time for a rearend upgrade to help it plant the power. The work includes a new gear set, posi traction, and axle upgrade. Also, the owners of the Real Ride Challenge chosen car bring their prized ride in to begin its makeover - '55 Chevy ChasisE15
'55 Chevy ChasisWe launch our 55/SS project which is a 21st century version of the popular 1955 Chevy shoebox. We’ll build it from the chassis up with a 502 big block, then the trans, rearend, brakes and suspension. We’ll also visit the shop to show how the chopped top bodies are made from fiberglass. - Mustang 40th AnniversaryE16
Mustang 40th AnniversaryAmerica’s favorite pony is 40 years old. We’ll join the Mustang anniverary celebration at Nashville Super Speedway where some of the rarest, fastest and most gorgeous ponies will be present. Also, we’ll add a power programmer and set of free-flow headers to our LSI Camaro project car – nicknamed the “LSI Gun”. - '55 Chevy Test FitE21
'55 Chevy Test FitThe Super Shoebox returns for a slew of bolt-ons, Joe and Mike will assemble some power windows and hang the doors on this special-built 55 Chevy, in addition to completing its disc brake system and cooling system. Plus, they’ll bolt up the front end and get the ride ready for paint.