 
Performance Corvair Group
Welcome to the Performance Corvair Group (PCG) Website!
    PCG is one of several special interest chapters of the 
    Corvair 
    Society of America (CORSA), a non-profit organization that was 
    incorporated to satisfy the common needs of individuals interested in the 
    preservation, restoration, and operation of the Chevrolet Corvair.  Our 
    mission is to:
    
    
    
    Encourage interest in and aid in the modification and operation of modified 
    Corvair powered or bodied vehicles.
    
    Provide an environment in which members can expand their knowledge and 
    common interest in Corvairs that have been modified to enhance performance. 
    
    
    Provide a means for gathering and publishing data documenting modifications 
    for improving performance of Corvair-powered and Corvair-bodied vehicles. 
    
    Provide a friendly social environment in which members can appreciate and 
    enjoy their Performance Corvairs. 
Corvair Performance
    
    Immediately after the Corvair was introduced in the autumn of 1959, 
    aftermarket vendors began to offer special parts and kits for souping  
    them up.  Special camshafts, dual exhaust systems, quad carb kits, 
    finned aluminum oil pans, camber compensators, and a host of other offerings 
    were introduced almost immediately by EMPI, Offenhauser, Isky and others.  
    Corvairs began appearing in drag races, sports car races, salt flat time 
    trials, rallies, and autocross events.  Although they were never 
    considered muscle cars, they held a strange but powerful hold on a special 
    breed of performance enthusiasts.  
    
    By the mid-1960s, Crown Manufacturing and Kelmark were selling kits for 
    installing small-block V8 engines in the back seat of late model Corvairs.  
    Don Yenko introduced the Yenko Stinger version of the Corvair and took on 
    factory-sponsored racing teams at SCCA events.  
    
    
    Today, the beat goes on.  Latter day vendors offer disc brake 
    conversion kits, fuel injection kits, close-ratio transmissions, high-stall 
    torque converters and more.  And Corvairs continue to appear at 
    high-performance driving events across the USA.
    
	
 
This site was last updated 11/15/23 by allanvlacki@gmail.com