Take a look at the Street Beast Doc and His Mean LS ProCharged ’87 Monte Carlo!
For years, James Love, better known as Doc, built his reputation around one of the most recognizable cars in Street Outlaws history: the legendary Street Beast Monte Carlo.
But now, attention has shifted toward another serious machine in Team Street Beast’s arsenal — a nasty LS powered, ProCharged 1987 Monte Carlo that perfectly blends old school G body style with modern drag racing technology.
Doc Has Always Been a Racer First
Long before social media hype and No Prep Kings fame, Doc earned respect through consistency and mechanical knowledge.
Fans always associated him with:
Calm race day focus
Technical understanding
Relentless commitment to improving combinations
That mindset helped make Street Beast one of the most respected names in the 405.
Why the ’87 Monte Carlo Is So Interesting
Unlike the original nitrous fed big block Street Beast setup, this newer Monte Carlo reportedly uses:
A 427 cubic inch Dart based LS platform
A ProCharger F1X supercharger
Modern electronic engine management systems.
That combination completely changes how the car behaves.
Instead of relying on old school brute force, the LS ProCharged setup offers:
Cleaner power delivery
Better tuning flexibility
Strong high RPM performance
The G Body Platform Still Dominates
There is a reason racers continue building Monte Carlos decades later.
The G body platform provides:
Strong aftermarket support
Good weight distribution potential
Excellent drag racing adaptability
When paired with modern chassis upgrades and a serious power adder, these cars become extremely competitive despite their age.
ProCharger Power Changes Everything
The ProCharger F1X setup is one of the biggest reasons racers respect combinations like this.
Advantages include:
Massive horsepower capability
Consistent boost delivery
Strong top end acceleration
At full power, an LS ProCharged Monte Carlo becomes a completely different animal compared to traditional street builds.
Team Street Beast Never Stopped Evolving
Even after setbacks involving the original Street Beast program, Doc continued developing new combinations and race projects. Social media updates and racing community discussions have repeatedly shown Team Street Beast pushing forward instead of disappearing.
That persistence is one reason longtime fans continue supporting the program.
Why Fans Still Respect Doc
Many racers came and went throughout the Street Outlaws years.
Doc remained relevant because he represents:
Old school racing values
Mechanical dedication
A willingness to adapt without abandoning his roots
That balance is difficult to maintain in modern outlaw racing.
Final Thoughts
James Love’s LS ProCharged ’87 Monte Carlo proves Team Street Beast is still evolving.
Classic Monte Carlo styling
Modern LS technology
Serious ProCharger horsepower
And if the combination reaches its full potential, Doc may remind a lot of people why Street Beast earned respect in the first place.
