Callaway Cars has been churning out souped-up performance vehicles since 1977, including standouts like the B2K Callaway Twin Turbo Corvette in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s, among several other high-performance GM products. Now, the company has revealed its latest package for the GMC Canyon – the Callaway Canyon SC410.
Offered on all trim levels for the GMC Canyon, including the Denali, the package focuses primarily on extracting more output from the 3.6L LGZ V6 engine, blessing the pickup with greater towing and hauling capabilities, as well as quicker acceleration.
The heart of the package is Callaway’s TVS1740-based supercharger, which is complemented by a number of other Callaway-tuned components, such as a High Flow Intake, Sport Exhaust, Dual Pass Intercooler, and unique engine tuning.
The end result is a substantial increase in both horsepower and torque, up to 410 horsepower at 6,500 rpm and 400 pound-feet of torque at 4,500 rpm. Compare those figures to the standard V6’s power numbers, which are rated at 308 horsepower and 275 pound-feet of torque, and the SC410 package looks as though it utterly transforms the GMC Canyon driving experience.
In addition to the under-hood upgrades, the package also comes with Callaway all-weather floor mats, new key fobs, and unique badging inside and out. There’s also an under-hood build plaque that’s laser engraved with the VIN, as well as authenticity documentation.
The Callaway GMC Canyon is upgraded at the company’s facilities in Connecticut and California, and comes with a three-year/36,000-mile warranty. The Callaway warranty actually overlaps with the GM factory warranty, and covers all Callaway components, as well as the various GM components affected by the new Callaway components. It’s nice peace of mind, especially with an aftermarket blower in play.
Alternatively, buyers can opt into the five-year/60,000-mile Callaway Limited Powertrain Service Contract.
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Like the Chevy be cheap will not be cheap. Callaway does great work but they charge a premium for it.
Note a Tahoe with a 5.3 with just a tune and exhaust can add $18k over sticker. The Supercharged 6.2 with wheels suspension and exhaust tuning can reach $98k.
https://www.motorweek.org/reviews/road_tests/2018-callaway-tahoes
Premium products at a premium price.
You want a cheaper deal get the Edelbrock SC kit and install it yourself.
No they will not be putting in a V8 factory. We may be lucky to have the V6 next gen.
To bad about the V8. The Edelbrock sounds like a good option.What about Hennesey on a project like this?
The Cadillac XTS V-Sport had the Twin-Tubro version of the 3.6L. 410HP. AWD. Was a serious 5.0 second 0-60 car. Wonder if that configuration would fit here?
It could be made to fit at a cost. The problem is the Denali stickers around $45-46k . Add that engine you may see $8k to $10k increase for a engine that would sell below 5% of production. They would have to make the price up in higher prices vs volume.
On the other hand you could add a better interior HUD and some other features like a sun roof for much less and sell a lot more trucks for much less investment and make much more money.
Keep in mind the V6 is not a slug with 14 second quarter miles in the crew 4×4 one second faster than the rare last gen Canyon V8 that only did mid 15 second quarter miles and one second slower than the much smaller and lighter Syclone.
Even the Syclone sold very few models at 2995 built.