Craftsmanship and Power: Ring Brothers' '87 Grand National SEMA Showcase
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In this Larry Chen interview, Mike from Ring Brothers unveils their latest creation: an '87 Grand National packing a monstrous V6 Kenny Duttweiler motor churning out a jaw-dropping 1246 horsepower. This beast pays homage to the car's roots with a custom Billet block and Hogan intake, along with aluminum bumpers that add a touch of modern flair. The team's dedication to craftsmanship and performance shines through as they strive to ensure that their creations are not just showpieces, but true drivers that can tear up the road.
As they delve into the challenges of SEMA builds, Mike highlights the importance of attention to detail in the interior, blending original components with contemporary upgrades seamlessly. From the signature HRE wheels to the beefy Brembo brakes and the slick Tremec six-speed transmission, every aspect of the Grand National exudes power and precision. Unique features like air jacks and a clean dash with Dakota digital gauges showcase the team's commitment to pushing boundaries while staying true to the car's heritage.
Mike's discussion about the owner's vision for the car sheds light on the delicate balance between client preferences and the builder's expertise. The interview underscores the collaborative nature of the process, emphasizing the trust that is essential for a successful project. Ring Brothers' legacy in the automotive world is not just about building cars; it's about shaping the industry, setting new standards, and leaving an indelible mark on enthusiasts worldwide. The conversation with Larry Chen captures the essence of passion, innovation, and the relentless pursuit of automotive excellence that defines Ring Brothers' extraordinary creations.
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