#TX2K23

Texas 2K is an annual event held at the Houston Raceway Park in Baytown, Texas. This year marks the last time TK2k will be in Houston. The event brings together some of the fastest and most powerful high-performance cars in the world, including modified street cars, dragsters, and supercars.
From twin-turbocharged Lamborghinis to nitrous-injected Dodge Vipers, the event draws competitors from all over the country and even from other parts of the world, who are all vying for the title of Texas 2K Champion. Tick Performance's GrubbWorm Camaro was there competing in the Stickshift class.
Jonathan entered the weekend with his old Gen-II LT1-engine, the powertrain that had set multiple records over the last two years. He was excited to lay down a strong pass with the old engine but new chassis updates.
Many in the stickshift class and TeamTick members struggled throughout the weekend. Sean Madden fought multiple issues, ultimately finding himself in the finals making the last pass on seven cylinders.

[@SpeedMetal13]

I LOVE the GrubbWorm Camaro!! Keep up the great work guys!

[@boostedperformance4529]

grub worm is strong and old Cletus and crew is strong. keep up the good work.

[@stevestauff2220]

Love this car

[@TorchRed99FRC]

This car makes me want to switch back to an LT car.

[@dudet9662]

lies

[@joefein9469]

I wanna drive that beast

[@nxtshift]

GREAT VIDEO GUYS🤘

[@JacobAtkins99]

Hey Sean

[@Canadianchucknorris69]

I do wonder (but who am I to question! Lol) if having the line lock on a button would prevent future issues? I had to move mine from my shifter handle to my steering wheel because of issues.

[@mathieucayer3942]

2 people here that are in their own ways the top stick shift racers out there!

[@Epro95]

Was that 6.91 a new record for LT1s?

[@colbyandress9804]

No he did 6.61 last year.

[@JacobAtkins99]

Yup

[@randyg6748]

Grubbworm 🪱 🐛