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MagnaFlow Street Series Cat-Back Exhaust Now Available for 2021 Chevy Tahoe 27 Jan 2021, 16:00 UTC ·
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In addition to a straight-six turbo diesel that nobody asked for, the 2021 line of full-size SUVs from General Motors comes with a 5.3-liter V8 as standard and a 6.2-liter V8 for a little more greenback. Customers who aren’t fond of the bone-stock soundtrack haven’t been forgotten either, thanks to Chevrolet Performance and plenty of aftermarket options. 5 photos
The Golden Bowtie charges $1,645 to $2,145 for a cat-back exhaust that unlocks as many as 11 horsepower and 6 pound-feet of torque. MagnaFlow, by comparison, asks $1,091 to $1,489 for the Street Series Cat-Back Performance Exhaust System with 3.0-inch tubing and black tips.
FK Rod Ends returns as USMTS Hard Charger sponsor in 2021
Now entering their fourth season of supporting USMTS competitors, FK Rod Ends will once again award $100 bill to the driver passing the most cars in the feature race at every event on the 2021 campaign for the Summit USMTS National Championship fueled by Casey’s.
With American-made quality and dependability, the Official Rod Ends of the USMTS came onto the scene more than 36 years ago and quickly won over their customers with fair pricing and plenty of inventory.
While the industrial market struggled to get product from the old standbys, the racing market embraced a supplier that would maintain inventory throughout the limited season.
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At last week’s SEMA360 online show, Chevrolet Performance pulled the wraps off of its Chevy K5 Blazer-E – a vintage ’74 Blazer powered by its modern-day Electric Connect And Cruise eCrate powertrain.
Now we’re turning our attention to another Chevy K5 Blazer with a rather unexpected powertrain swap, but while the Blazer-E ditched its Small Block V8 for something more efficient, this K5 is probably even more fuel-thirsty now than it was when it was stock.
That’s because this K5 Blazer, which is actually just a digital rendering slapped together by Instagram artist Timothy Adry Emmanuel, has a 5.2L Lamborghini V10 engine hiding under its hood. The engine swap is only where the upgrades for this fictitious custom Blazer begin, though. It also has a custom front end with a motorsports-style splitter, massive fender flares, a huge rear lower diffuser and a full roll cage. A set of sport alloy wheels wrapped in white letter Mickey Thompson slick tires and a lig