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The stage two short bed Silverado HD gets a custom tune and dyno run; the Duramax and new turbo upgrades go through the paces on the street and strip during BBQ and Burnouts.
The stage two short bed Silverado HD gets a custom tune and dyno run; the Duramax and new turbo upgrades go through the paces on the street and strip during BBQ and Burnouts.
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