This video introduces us to drag racer Alex Taylor and her rank 1955 Chevrolet 210. She has brought her shoebox Chevy to Jessie’s Garage in Bowling Green, Kentucky for a dyno tuning session with Ryan White from Holley EFI. This is all in preparation for Sick Week 2022, a weeklong drag-and-drive competition that takes place in Florida and South Georgia.

Proudly displaying a natural patina, Alex’s Chevy is powered by a 525 cubic-inch Dart motor with an iron block. The bottom end features such high-quality items as a Crower crankshaft, BME pistons and custom fabricated one-piece billet main caps. Forced air induction is handled via a set of Precision Pro Mod 88-millimeter turbos feeding an AFR single-plane intake manifold through a 105-millimeter throttle body. Fuel delivery is accomplished using 24-fuel injectors (3 per cylinder). That’s two (for each cylinder) for the street and one for running methanol at the track. Engine management duties are left to a Holley Dominator ECU and MSD Pro 600 ignition alongside a pair of Holley injector modules.

The transmission is a TH400 (GM) automatic, and the rear end is a custom-tailored Ford 9-inch (3.89:1 gears). No surprise there.

The interior is all business with a digital instrument cluster, racing seats, and plain steel floors.

Enjoy the footage and check out the numbers as this old Chevy heats up the dyno.

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