Seven OEMs at SEMA 2026: A Parts Buyer’s Reality Check
Seven OEMs are heading to SEMA 2026. Here’s how to separate concept inspiration from orderable performance parts—and the fitment details worth checking before you buy.
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Lowering Springs and Dampers: Five Checks Before You Order
A lower stance is only one part of a suspension plan. Confirm the exact vehicle application, damper pairing, usable travel, wheel clearance, and post-install alignment before ordering parts.Read now -
Performance Brake Pads: Match the Caliper, Driving, and Bedding Plan
A brake-pad upgrade starts with the right caliper shape and driving use—not just a more aggressive compound. Here is what to verify before ordering and why the pad maker’s bedding instructions matter.Read now -
2027 F-150 Powertrains: What the New 3.0L EcoBoost Means for Parts Planning
Ford's 2027 F-150 lineup adds a standard 3.0L EcoBoost and broadens 5.0L V8 availability. Here is what parts shoppers should verify before ordering for the new model year.Read now -
Ford’s 2024–2026 F-150 3.5L Calibrations: Raptor, PowerBoost and 2026 Rules
Read nowFord lists separate performance calibrations for standard 3.5L EcoBoost F-150s and Raptors. Before ordering, verify the engine, model year, state rules, VIN lock and installation requirements.
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AWE’s New 5.3L GM SUV Cat-Back: Five Fitment and Drone Checks Before Ordering
AWE has announced a cat-back exhaust for 2021+ 5.3L Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon and Yukon XL SUVs. Check engine, wheelbase, bumper, cabin drone and installation details before ordering.Read now -
2026 SEMA Wheel and Tire Preview: Fitment Lessons for Performance Builds
SEMA’s 2026 show will put wheels, tires, suspension, and service technology in the spotlight. Here is what performance buyers should verify before choosing a combination.Read now
