SCCA Trans-Am 2

The Trans-Am series was formed at the dawn of the pony car era, it dates back to 1966 when its’ goal was to crown a manufacturer as a champion.  Later a driver’s championship was added to show further success.  The series then split in to two classes in 1976-1979 seasons, crowning champions in both classes.  This is truly an American sports car series, featuring high horse power V8s and exceptional driving skills. Today Katech is working with Miller Racng and preparing to launch into the series. Katech Motorsports prepared the LS3 V8s that will be powering the two Miller Racing TA2 Camaros. The engines feature a robust valvetrain, free-flowing heads and a truck specific intake manifold which produces more torque than a stock LS3 intake manifold. In order to protect the engine from oil starvation experienced in high lateral g-force turns, an ARE dry-sump system is used. More information on the Trans-Am series can be found here, while Katech’s involvement will soon and frequently be updated on this page.