Premier Speed Solutions

02/21/2026

🔥 BUILD FEATURE: The Game Warden C10 🔥

This 1986 GMC Sierra started life as a Georgia patrol truck — now it’s a 496 big block street/strip monster built by Premier Speed Solutions.

Specs:
• 496ci Big Block Chevy
• 10:1 compression
• 490 WHP / 593 lb-ft
• T56 Magnum 6-speed
• 3.55 gears / Ford 9”
• QA1 suspension
• Holley Sniper EFI

It’s completed Power Tour and is a regular at local Georgia car shows, and yes, it does the loudest smokiest burnouts thanks to line lock, 2-step, and exhaust cutouts.

From patrol truck to high horsepower street machine.

If you’re ready for your own C10 big block build, let’s make it happen.



For the full deep drive check out our Build Breakdown here:

https://premierspeedsolutions.com/blogs/news/496-big-block-c10-build-the-game-warden-premier-speed-solutions

02/20/2026

It can’t just be us, couple more weeks and we can dive back into the lake life! Want to check out of build breakdown for our shop boat? Go to our website and head over to the blogpost section! Link in bio

02/20/2026

The full catalog is now live on our website!

Have questions about the right parts for your build? Drop us a line!

We also offer wiring service and installation! Now offering installation credits with qualified orders, use promo code MakeCommerceGreatAgain at checkout!

Link to our site in bio

02/20/2026

New shop merch preorders are live on our website! Preorder open until March 15th, shirts should ship on or before March 31st!

Features:

-Quality cotton shirts with advanced DTF imagery
-Same price regardless of size
-Free shipping on merch included on order
-Long sleeves, short sleeves, crew necks and hoodies avalible
-All designs can be printed on black, white, grey or blue

Order here:

https://premierspeedsolutions.com/collections/merch

02/18/2026

Check out our newest blogpost about the reopening of Atlanta Dragway! We talk about:

-Track history
-Notable events
-Our take on the track from a spectators point of view
-Economic impacts of track closures

As well as some exciting offerings from our online store!

Need parts for your project that we don't have listed? Drop us a line at info@premierautowire.com and well see if we can make that happen!

Rejoice, racing fans! After weeks of anticipation, approval from the Banks County Board of Commissioners, and new conditional zoning, the International Hot Rod Association (IHRA) has officially announced the purchase of Atlanta Dragway. Drag racing is coming back to Banks County! A Brief History of....

10/16/2025

We love some Concept One parts!

09/02/2025

We got lucky yesterday while doing some pulls because or new friend was at the right place at the right time to get these sick shots! 76mph and we know she wants to go faster! I think we’ll hit 80 before the seasons over

07/26/2025

Pt. 6 Riding into the sunset. Launching this boat for the first time was a little surreal. Three years in the making, long days, all nighters and more than a couple of good friends made this a reality. It all started when I stayed up all night to help finish his boat for his wedding the next day. At the same time another friend had this boat and our dearly departed friend Joe Polacky was helping him rebuild the hull. Unfortunately, later that year Joe passed away unexpectedly leaving friends and family devastated and this project ultimately got set aside with no really plans to complete it. We knew it would be a shame to see all of Joe’s hard work rot away so when the opportunity to buy the boat came up I had to jump on it and finish the project to make him proud. Of course we needed to make sure he was represented on the boat before its maiden voyage so from now on he’ll always be riding shotgun.

07/24/2025

Pt. 5 The Electrical System. Everyone knows we love our Motorsport wiring, so it seemed appropriate to make sure this boat got the full milspec treatment! The materials used on this project will provide great reliability that may outlast the boat itself. Concentric twisting a harness adds significant flexibility to the harness as well as provides the smaller possible cross section. By using DR-25 and molded boots we are able to seal the electrical circuits away from sources of moisture and abrasion. Finally, by adopting the use of quality Milspec and Deutsch connectors we have an easily serviceable boat, no need to disconnect 15 circuits to pull an engine when you’re just one connector away!

07/24/2025

Pt 4. Initially we weren’t sure if we’d be able to have rear seats when rigging up the boat. Without having the fuel tanks installed we had an unknown amount of space to work with. Fortunately the fuel tanks nearly completely fit under their respective gunnels and allowed us to fit in a really nice rear bench seat from we made mounts out of 3/4” sanded plywood that were then sealed with laminating resin then glassed into the hull offering additional strength and some small storage compartments in the boat.

07/22/2025

Pt 3. When we got this boat it had a fresh jet rebuild but after some consideration we decided to add a Jetaway from for some added safety as well as a new loader that’s better for our application. In the future we’ll be going back in to add an inducer to help with some cavitation issues.

07/21/2025

Pt. 2 engine transformation! From a 427 to a 498 this engine went together beautifully. -4.320” bore
-4.250” stroke
-Aluminum heads
-Forged crank and rods
-Pop up pistons
-Roller cam
-Solid lifters
-Rocker stud girdles
-High volume oil pump
-Marine oil pan
-Tunnel ram with two 750cfm Holley carbs
-MSD ready to run distributor
-Jet Boat Performance engine plates

Machine work by
-Line honed
-Bored and Honed
-Square decked
-Crank balanced
-Jet washed