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The guys visit DBR Performance and their first chance ever to drive a Jeep TrackHawk, which inspires a plan of their own: to turn an old Wagoneer into a screaming street monster.
The guys visit DBR Performance and their first chance ever to drive a Jeep TrackHawk, which inspires a plan of their own: to turn an old Wagoneer into a screaming street monster.
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S1, EP3 "TrashHawk"The guys visit DBR Performance and their first chance ever to drive a Jeep TrackHawk, which inspires a plan of their own: to turn an old Wagoneer into a screaming street monster.
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S1, EP4 "Suburban Suspension"The Jeep Trackhawk gets the upgraded axles, brakes and suspension it will need to handle 707 horses; it will become a ride like it's never been before.
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S1, EP12 "Jeep Wagoneer Transformed: TrashHawk Hits The Track"After completing final work on our TrackHawk inspired 1986 Jeep Wagoneer, we call TrashHawk; it's time for some high performance fun at the National Corvette Museum Motorsports Park track.
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S1, EP16 "Jeep TrashHawk Readies for the Speedway"This is a complete thrash when turning a Jeep Wagoneer into a 700+ horsepower, two-wheel drive monster.
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S2, EP1 "Unbreakable Suburban Comes To Life"With new tires, steering upgrade and snorkel the guys take the Suburban to Adventure Off Road Park.
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