About Tommy Parry
Tommy Parry has been racing and writing about racing cars for the past seven years. As an automotive enthusiast from a young age, Tommy worked jobs revolving around cars throughout high school and tried his hand on the race track on his twentieth birthday. After winning his first outdoor kart race, he began working as an apprentice mechanic to amateur racers in the Bay Area to sharpen his mechanical understanding. He has worked as a trackday instructor and automotive writer since 2012 and continues to race karts, formula cars, sedans and rally cars in the San Francisco region.
Increase Cornering Capabilities on a Budget

Increase Cornering Capabilities on a Budget

April 20, 2017 Tommy Parry 0

With pro touring machines getting more and more popular as time goes on, hot rodders are looking for reasonably-priced approaches to making their Camaro, Chevelle, or Mustang handle the abuse thrown at them by the autocross course of the race track.

Pro Street Vs Pro Touring

Pro Street Vs Pro Touring

April 19, 2017 Tommy Parry 0

In modern day hot rodding, there are two prevalent schools of thought: pro touring and pro street. The question that determines which camp you’ll fall into is this: How extreme should your build be?

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