Beertech Performance builds modern‑driving classics for serious enthusiasts—LS and Coyote swaps, standalone ECUs, and full chassis upgrades that start and drive like a new car, without losing the soul of the old one.
Tell us about your car, power goals, and how you actually want to drive it. We’ll map out a clear, staged build plan.
Fill this out and our team will reach out to walk you through options, budget ranges and realistic timelines.
No spam. No pressure. Just a straight answer on what it will take to build the car you’re picturing.
We treat every car like it’s our own—documented, photographed and tested at every stage so you know exactly what’s happening under the sheetmetal.
Street cruiser, canyon car, drag‑strip bruiser—we spec engine, gearing, suspension and brakes around your real‑world use, not just peak horsepower.
Engine and drivetrain mockup, bracketry, exhaust and cooling routed for clearance & serviceability. We avoid hack‑and‑slash shortcuts that cause problems later.
We looms, standalone ECUs and dyno‑proven tunes so it cold‑starts, idles and cruises like a new car—then hands you the keys with a full shakedown report.
Beertech has deep experience dropping late‑model LS and Coyote engines into classic chassis—clean firewall lines, proper cooling, and wiring that looks like it rolled off the assembly line that way.
We design and build harnesses around Holley, Terminator, Pro EFI and other standalone systems, with proper sensor placement, heat protection and documentation for future service. No spaghetti harnesses, no mystery relays.
Big power is only fun if the car can turn, stop and track straight. We upgrade steering, suspension, drivetrain and braking systems so your classic actually feels like a modern performance car.
Whether you just want to ditch the floaty steering box and drum brakes, or go full pro‑touring, we’ll design a package that works together as a system—not a pile of parts.
We can phase the work around your budget and timeline, with each stage fully drivable on its own.
From crusty barn finds to well‑kept drivers, we’ve helped local owners transform their cars into something they actually want to drive every weekend.

’69 Camaro • LS3 swap • rack‑and‑pinion • 4‑wheel discs

’67 Mustang • Gen 3 Coyote • 6‑speed • coilovers

’72 C10 • LS + standalone ECU • overdrive • big brakes
If you’re new to resto mods and swaps, you’re not alone. Here are straightforward answers based on real projects we’ve already delivered.
Costs depend on the condition of your car, engine choice, supporting parts and how "turn‑key" you want the finished car. Most complete, reliable swaps we do fall into a broad range, with transparent line items for parts, fabrication, wiring and tuning. During your consult we’ll walk you through good‑better‑best options so you can pick a realistic budget.
Yes. Many customers start with chassis, steering and brake work so the car is safe and fun, then come back for engine and drivetrain upgrades. We design your build in stages so each phase is fully drivable and doesn’t create re‑work later.
That’s the entire point of our approach. With modern engines, properly sized cooling, quality wiring, standalone engine management and careful testing, our goal is a car you can jump in and drive hours without wondering if you’ll make it home.
Our bread‑and‑butter is classic American iron—Camaro, Chevelle, Mustang, Nova, trucks and similar platforms—but if you have something interesting, we’re happy to talk through the project and let you know if it’s a good fit.
Here are answers to what we’re asked most often. If you don’t see your question here, send it in the form below!
BMW and GM platforms are our core focus, but we also work on other high-end performance cars including McLaren and modern Porsche, as well as select other platforms on a case-by-case basis. Use the form to tell us what you drive and your goals.
It depends on the platform, mods, fuel, and how conservative you want the tune. In your intake we’ll outline a realistic power range based on cars with a similar setup that we’ve already tuned.
Yes—and it’s one of the best ways to avoid disappointment. We can recommend a combination of parts that work well together and support your target power without over-spending in the wrong areas.
Our priority is local in-house dyno and street tuning, but in some cases we’ll support remote calibration for existing customers or specific platforms. Tell us where you’re located and what you’re working with.
Share a few details about your car and goals.
We’ll respond with recommendations, pricing ranges, and available dates.
Prefer to call? (651)-261-9604 — shop hours Mon–Fri.
Located in Hudson, WI. Serving performance enthusiasts from across St. Croix County and beyond
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