Customer Impersonation Script
Products to Compare (max of 3)
X
Compare These Parts

Speedway Motors Week to Wicked Day Two is a Wrap

Add Article To List

The Speedway Motors Week to Wicked 1952 Chevy build team has made it through the second day successfully, moving the project forward at a steady pace towards its deadline with only three full days remaining.

With two-thirds of the exterior sheetmetal mounted to the chassis (the front clip and hood will come once the drivetrain has been installed) early on this morning, focus was a bit more wide-spread throughout the rest of the day: the brake system was completed (from the pedal and booster assembly to the respective banjo fittings at all four calipers) and bled; the fuel system was plumbed forward from Speedway Motors’ new aluminum EFI fuel tank; the LS3 engine harness was loosely hooked up in preparation of installing; and our Vintage Air SureFit A/C unit was assembled, hung beneath the dash, and the accompanying vent panel installed. As all this transpired, the Chevy’s 18-inch Rocket Racing wheels arrived with a fresh set of Falken Azenis radials, which will roll the chassis back under the cab and bed first thing in the morning when we resume the build.

What’s left? Well, all the wiring and electrical, drivetrain installation, the exhaust, building the cold-air intake, completing all the plumbing for the fuel and cooling systems, and a ton of miscellaneous things that’s sure to keep us plenty busy straight through the rest of the week. As always, stay tuned as it unfolds in real time via Classic Trucks daily Facebook Live video feeds—and for more on Speedway’s complete Week to Wicked build list.

To read the original article, or to check out the build photos, click here.
To check out all the live feed videos recorded on Day One, click here.

Related Articles

Week to Wicked Product Feature: Front Suspension Kit
5/10/2017
Speedway Motors and Classic Trucks joined teams to build a 1952 Chevy truck for the newest Week to Wicked build. Jason and Tom talk about the Speedway Motors Mustang II front suspension kit used on the build.
Week to Wicked Product Feature: Rocket Booster Wheels
3/1/2017
Speedway Motors and Classic Trucks teamed up to build a 1952 Chevy truck in honor of Speedway Motors' 65th anniversary. Speedway Motors reached out to Rocket Racing Wheels for a set of their “Booster” Wheels to function as rolling stock for the build.
Best Car Fire Extinguishers | How to Keep Your Car Safe
by Mark Houlahan - Posted in Tech
9/29/2026
On the street or at the track, having the proper fire extinguisher type and how to use it is critical to saving your ride
Does a Fan Shroud Make a Difference?
by Jerad Flemming - Posted in Tech
8/28/2026
What is the purpose of a fan shroud? Do you even need a fan shroud? Learn why you need a fan shroud to keep your engine cool and at peak performance!
How to Choose the Best Electric Radiator Fan | Size & Setup Guide
by Mark Houlahan - Posted in Tech
8/6/2026
Learn the best electric fan for a radiator and type to use for your build. Straight or curved blade, single or dual fan, and more!.
Mustang II and Independent Front Suspension Types | Best Aftermarket IFS Kits Compared
by Mark Houlahan - Posted in Tech
6/30/2026
Learn the benefits of independent front suspension, or IFS, and how it vastly improves your vehicle’s braking and handling
How to Build a 383 Stroker SBC Engine | Recipes for 400–600 Horsepower
by Jeff Huneycutt - Posted in Tech
6/23/2026
Learn proven small block Chevy 383 stroker engine build combos from 400-600 HP to power your next build
Ford 9-Inch Rear End Guide | Why the Ford 9-Inch Is So Popular
by Jeff Huneycutt - Posted in Tech
6/16/2026
Learn why the Ford 9-inch rear end is the go-to axle for performance builds, and why this legendary rear end is trusted for high-horsepower applications
5.3 LS Build Combinations: Recipes for 400-700+ HP
by Mark Houlahan - Posted in Tech
2/19/2026
Making great horsepower on a budget is the LS engine family’s claim to fame, but just like any other engine, the more power you ask of it the more you’ll need to spend
6.0 LS Build Combinations: Recipes for 500-1,000 HP
by Mark Houlahan - Posted in Tech
1/8/2026
Making great horsepower on a budget is the LS engine family’s claim to fame, but just like any other engine, the more power you ask of it the more you’ll need to spend.