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Old Aug 19, 2014 | 05:12 AM
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GMHTP magazine is done???

Anyone else a subscriber to GM High Tech Performance magazine? this month i got an issue of Super Chevy (which isn't a bad magazine) instead of GM High Tech Performance with a note saying the magazine is discontinued. I understand the magazine was a small niche little magazine but ive been reading it since 2004 and really never let me down like other magazine have. i usually glance at a Super Chevy, Camaro Performer, HOT ROD, or Popular Hot Rodding. Some issues are great and some have nothing i wanna read about so im bummed out now
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Old Aug 19, 2014 | 07:38 AM
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Re: GMHTP magazine is done???

Yep, I was reading about that on here.

Click Here> https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/auto...rformance.html
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Old Aug 19, 2014 | 08:48 AM
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Re: GMHTP magazine is done???

1-800-926-7904 Call them. Get a refund. I just did.
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Old Aug 19, 2014 | 10:26 AM
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Re: GMHTP magazine is done???

I'm going the refund route.

Super Chevy for GMHTP? Pathetic.

Motor Trend for PHR? Just as pathetic.

I have every issue of High Tech/ Gm High Tech from day one when I was in high school.

You know this is all corporate garbage. If you go to the website and read it, it says how it will be incorporated into the other magazine? Yeah, more like same old thing with nothing new.

It is sad, as well as High Performance Pontiac. I guess if you make every magazine an add for companies story by story its all you can to do survive?

In GMHTP was the only magazine where u saw Turbo Buicks, Sy/Ty, Thirdgens and cars folks built without having blank checks and handing the keys to a shop. HPP had the same feel as well(minus restos but your talking 30+ yr old cars too).

I thought it was awesome when they blew stuff up unintended, but you got the truth from them and they fixed it and did it again.
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Old Aug 19, 2014 | 10:52 AM
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I'm going the refund route.

Super Chevy for GMHTP? Pathetic.

Motor Trend for PHR? Just as pathetic.

I have every issue of High Tech/ Gm High Tech from day one when I was in high school.

You know this is all corporate garbage. If you go to the website and read it, it says how it will be incorporated into the other magazine? Yeah, more like same old thing with nothing new.

It is sad, as well as High Performance Pontiac. I guess if you make every magazine an add for companies story by story its all you can to do survive?

In GMHTP was the only magazine where u saw Turbo Buicks, Sy/Ty, Thirdgens and cars folks built without having blank checks and handing the keys to a shop. HPP had the same feel as well(minus restos but your talking 30+ yr old cars too).

I thought it was awesome when they blew stuff up unintended, but you got the truth from them and they fixed it and did it again.
I liked Car Craft in the early 2000s, not so much these days though. I want to see more junkyard, old school tech, not un-obtainable shop built big blocks and big cube LS or crate engines.
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Old Aug 19, 2014 | 06:56 PM
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Re: GMHTP magazine is done???

Originally Posted by thebandit50187
Anyone else a subscriber to GM High Tech Performance magazine? this month i got an issue of Super Chevy (which isn't a bad magazine) instead of GM High Tech Performance with a note saying the magazine is discontinued. I understand the magazine was a small niche little magazine but ive been reading it since 2004 and really never let me down like other magazine have. i usually glance at a Super Chevy, Camaro Performer, HOT ROD, or Popular Hot Rodding. Some issues are great and some have nothing i wanna read about so im bummed out now
they do not make mags geared to the ordinary joe like us. its all about LS bull ***** and big bucks mfs. big bucks aint us. were pull a part magicians. and NO BODY makes a mag geared tward us. and they never will.
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Old Aug 20, 2014 | 03:19 AM
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Re: GMHTP magazine is done???

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they do not make mags geared to the ordinary joe like us. its all about LS bull ***** and big bucks mfs. big bucks aint us. were pull a part magicians. and NO BODY makes a mag geared tward us. and they never will.
My first car was a 86 Buick Regal, the whole time i wished i had a turbo Regal or Grand National. So i dropped a bunch of money in it (stupidly). was gonna make a 406 SBC blown street car. i fixed most of what i could and added headers and true dual exhaust. Found a GN hood and wing, was going to put together a yellow GN look with old school GSX stripes. i love 80's cars i dont know why but GMHTP really showed 80's cars and trucks in the beginning and i loved it
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Old Aug 20, 2014 | 06:43 AM
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Re: GMHTP magazine is done???

It is really bothering me that GMHTP is done. Even though it was only a few years ago that I found out about it and started subscribing. I loved every page of the ones I got. Super Chevy doesn't compare at all. I called them and asked for a refund.

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Old Sep 6, 2014 | 09:53 AM
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Anybody get their refund yet ?
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Old Sep 16, 2014 | 05:56 AM
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Re: GMHTP magazine is done???

Think I have like two years left... Guess ill ask for a refund to since I really don't want to be looking at 50's cars the whole time errr!
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Old Sep 16, 2014 | 12:46 PM
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Re: GMHTP magazine is done???

I finally got my refund last week.
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Old Sep 17, 2014 | 01:13 AM
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Re: GMHTP magazine is done???

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Think I have like two years left... Guess ill ask for a refund to since I really don't want to be looking at 50's cars the whole time errr!
that's how i feel about it. sure i have a few random copies of Super Chevy laying in my house. one about supercharged small block chevy crate engine from Jegs and another one of a 305 mighty mouse build up, but for the most part its Big blocks or shoebox build ups, sure they are cool and id own one if i had that kind of time and money but i dont even really pay much attention to them.
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Old Sep 18, 2014 | 07:19 AM
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Re: GMHTP magazine is done???

Magazines cannot cater to guys like me that are on a low budget, scrounge for used cheap parts, fix old components and make things work. They need advertising invoicing, and if they can't get it, they can't print.
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Old Nov 10, 2014 | 01:04 AM
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Re: GMHTP magazine is done???

If you guys are looking for your third-gen fix, and don't mind seeing 4th- and 5th-gens, Turbo Buicks, GTOs, G8s, Chevy SS', Sy/Tys, LSJ and LNF-powered sport compacts, and late-model boosted Caddys, you should check out www.GM-EFI.com.

Sincerely,

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Old Nov 11, 2014 | 01:09 AM
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Re: GMHTP magazine is done???

Originally Posted by Rick@GMEFI
If you guys are looking for your third-gen fix, and don't mind seeing 4th- and 5th-gens, Turbo Buicks, GTOs, G8s, Chevy SS', Sy/Tys, LSJ and LNF-powered sport compacts, and late-model boosted Caddys, you should check out www.GM-EFI.com.

Sincerely,

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Rick that sounds exactly like GMHTP. i'll definitely check out the website. Rick, i dont care what they say about you, you're a nice guy (i haven't heard anything bad about you LOL)
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Old Nov 11, 2014 | 03:46 AM
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Re: GMHTP magazine is done???

Originally Posted by Rick@GMEFI
If you guys are looking for your third-gen fix, and don't mind seeing 4th- and 5th-gens, Turbo Buicks, GTOs, G8s, Chevy SS', Sy/Tys, LSJ and LNF-powered sport compacts, and late-model boosted Caddys, you should check out www.GM-EFI.com.

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after checking out your website i would say you have another subscriber. www.gm-efi.com is good so far. im ready for more content :-) and as a reader if i could offer a suggestion, more videos of featured cars, builds and tech, because who doesnt enjoy watching videos of what we read. thanks again Rick
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Old Nov 11, 2014 | 12:45 PM
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Re: GMHTP magazine is done???

Thanks, Bandit! We'll bring you videos when we can. Our Video section has a ton of great stuff - third-gen content, too.

It's just a matter of hosting a video that has an equally high level of quality as the rest of the content. We don't want to put together something with a ton of great info and beautiful pictures - with a low-quality YouTube video shot on a camera phone... if that makes sense.
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Old Nov 12, 2014 | 01:15 AM
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Re: GMHTP magazine is done???

Originally Posted by Rick@GMEFI
Thanks, Bandit! We'll bring you videos when we can. Our Video section has a ton of great stuff - third-gen content, too.

It's just a matter of hosting a video that has an equally high level of quality as the rest of the content. We don't want to put together something with a ton of great info and beautiful pictures - with a low-quality YouTube video shot on a camera phone... if that makes sense.
it makes complete sense. i just know that when GMHTP mag did their STI Killer project every issue i had hoped to read on the progress of the project. it was a great start to finish build up, test and comparison against the WRX STI. but then i saw a track video of it and the yellow Camaro (may be was a 1LE Camaro) and i thought wow thats what these projects need more bonus coverage. With car there is only so much a page can really give you, where a video you can hear it and see the movement, the speed. so ill be visiting the website frequently.
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Old Nov 21, 2014 | 07:57 PM
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What he said
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