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If the Jeep Wrangler is the King of the aftermarket in the 4×4 world, then Harley-Davidson is definitely the King in the motorcycle world. Harley peeps love to dress their big V-twins to the nines. Although Harley-Davidson does offer bolt-on big-bore kits and pistons and such, most Harley aftermarket stuff tends toward vanity, until now. …

In the age of massive, powerful trucks, they keep getting bigger and stronger. The Ram 1500 TRX has been enjoying its time in the spotlight, but it didn’t take the Ford F-150 Hennessey Venom long to fire back. Check out what this aftermarket Ford can do.  The Ford Venom 800 attacks the competition  The new …

When a company such as Roush Performance builds a high-performance Ford Mustang, owners are expected to take it to a track to extract all of the available performance. However, one unlucky Roush-tuned Mustang owner found himself in a high-speed chase while fleeing from police. According to The Drive, the driver eventually hit 178 mph before …

For years, Chevy’s LS engines have been the go-to swap for enthusiasts that want a strong and reliable power source for their project cars. However, new crate engines from both Ford and Dodge have become increasingly tempting options. Today we’re covering Dodge’s newest offering, the 807-hp V8 out of the limited-edition Dodge Challenger SRT Demon. …

Horsepower is actually pretty cheap these days. You can walk into a Dodge dealer and get a sedan with 707 hp. Soon, the engine that makes that crazy amount of power will be in an off-road pickup truck. Ford can crank 332 hp out of a 2.3-liter turbocharged four-cylinder–not to mention the 800-hp Dragon Snake …

The mid-size Chevrolet Colorado has a lot to offer for potential pickup buyers. And the off-roading ZR2 and ZR2 Bison trims make a Ford F-150 Raptor arguably unnecessary. But while the Colorado offers good towing capacity and fuel efficiency, its V6 can leave some owners wanting more power. The aftermarket has thankfully responded. Both Lingenfelter …

Yes, you read that right. Stock F-150s certainly aren’t slow, but have you ever wondered what it would be like to drive one with 770 hp? Ford has been number one for decades when it comes to pickup truck sales. And when you’re at the top of your game, you don’t sit idle and let the …