New Jersey-based tuning company Specialty Vehicle Engineering has released details on its supercharged tuning upgrade kits for the 2023 model-year GMC Yukon and GMC Yukon XL full-size SUVs.
SVE offers two separate supercharged tuning upgrade kits for the 2023 GMC Yukon and Yukon XL. The less powerful of these two kits is intended for GMC Yukon and Yukon XL models equipped with the naturally aspirated 5.3L L84 V8 engine, rated at 700 horsepower, while the second kit is for 6.2L L87 V8 equipped examples of the full-size SUV, rated at 800 horsepower.
Both of these tuning upgrade packages include a blueprinted aluminum block, a computer-balanced rotating assembly, forged steel crankshaft, forged aluminum pistons, upgraded cylinder heads, and a twin-screw style supercharger assembling. SVE says it will produce roughly 50 examples of these vehicles for the Yukon and Yukon XL mode lines for a complete production run of 100 units. The company says that if this was a series production vehicle, it would be the quickest 2023 model-year full-size SUV in the world.
Customers that order this tuning package for their GMC Yukon or Yukon XL can also order an optional leather seat trim package, which is available with black or gray upholstery with leather inserts in seven different colors. Models with this package will also have Sport Edition Supercharged logos embroidered on the headrests, as well as contrasting stitching. Model-specific alloy wheels and Sport Edition exterior badging complete the package.
Specialty Vehicle Engineering, previously known as Street Legal Performance, sells its vehicles exclusively through participating GM dealers. In addition to this new GMC Yukon and Yukon XL tuning program, SVE also offers tuned Yenko-branded Chevy Camaro and Chevy Silverado models.
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Hi, All though the comments are ok what happened to the details?
On one mentioned Breaking, interior space and design weather the bells out weigh whistles , I mean if I’m going to pump out $80k-$100k for a vehicle I need to know if I have enough money to to afford tiers cause 800 ponys going to eat some rubber , and the navigation system and intertainment enough room 2 adults 12 screamin kids I need to know if I can drownd them out if need be. Factory information rebates Come on guys and gals Get it together not trying to be the bad guy but if your going to work at least show up for the job! Let’s get together 🙊<<<©®
Why ?
I sure would love to get one of those and have it custom painted with my band logos and a few things like that. ©®
Being on my second supercharged Yukon, WHY? Simple answer, you need a reliable family vehicle and your wife wont let you buy a sports car. Both have been the best all around vehicles I’ve owned. You don’t buy these vehicles for gas mileage.
My standerd Denali has plenty of power to get me in trouble. It gets up to speed just fine. If you have the money to buy the special one then that is good.
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That’s cool Anthony. I know Lingenfelter does some really nice SUV’s. You need one of these SUVs Corvettes they have been talking about. Your wife will love it. Have a safe holiday weekend
Too late, I already have a “9 passenger Corvette.” I dropped a Whipple 2.9 on my 17 Suburban. Sure is fun to drive!
Not seeing pricing anywhere on SVE’s website or in this post. Anyone got a ball park?
Is this for a Gangbanger getaway car to outrun a police radio? Most Gangbangers flee and run from the vehicle once stopped. Fast and very agile males between the ages of 25 and 45. Can jump fences and cars when under police pursuit.
800 hp Yukon is not for the suburban family with kids.