You know what's more wicked than a Silverado? A more capable and powerful Chevy Silverado, duh! Dubbed Lingenfelter Reaper, this mean-looking pickup boasts with enhancements similar with the Blue Oval's manic 2014 F-150 SVT Raptor truck.
Lingenfelter Performance Engineering took a run-of-the-mill 2014 model year Chevrolet Silverado light-duty and gave it an assortment of go-faster bits and bobs. Starting with a 3-inch suspension lift kit and a set of 33-inch rubber shoehorned under the fender wells, the Reaper Silverado is the type of truck you can take on the deserts near Vegas or Los Angeles.
Depending on the engine you choose, Lingenfelter is able to churn out either 475 horsepower (from the 5.3-liter V8) or 550 ponies (from the 6.2L V8) thanks to a TVS1900 Magnuson supercharger. Moreover, the added oomph is acoustically enhanced thanks to a Corsa Performance exhaust system. From the video below you can clearly hear that the Reaper is sounding like the hounds of hell howling for you to burn some rubber or go sand dune hunting.
In addition to these, Lingenfelter adds a new rock guard and side step, an unique gauge package, as well as custom stitched headrest covers and custom exterior graphics. Of course there are a lot of extras available if you pay the right price, out of which we'll mention the front clip grille with LED detailing and the redesigned bumper with reinforced skid plate.
Available to order at select Chevrolet dealerships nationwide, the 2014 Lingenfelter Reaper can be had in three versions that range in price from the mid-$50,000s for the base model all the way up to the mid-$60,000s for a fully kitted example. Last but not least, a 3-year/36k-mile warranty is also offered.
Depending on the engine you choose, Lingenfelter is able to churn out either 475 horsepower (from the 5.3-liter V8) or 550 ponies (from the 6.2L V8) thanks to a TVS1900 Magnuson supercharger. Moreover, the added oomph is acoustically enhanced thanks to a Corsa Performance exhaust system. From the video below you can clearly hear that the Reaper is sounding like the hounds of hell howling for you to burn some rubber or go sand dune hunting.
In addition to these, Lingenfelter adds a new rock guard and side step, an unique gauge package, as well as custom stitched headrest covers and custom exterior graphics. Of course there are a lot of extras available if you pay the right price, out of which we'll mention the front clip grille with LED detailing and the redesigned bumper with reinforced skid plate.
Available to order at select Chevrolet dealerships nationwide, the 2014 Lingenfelter Reaper can be had in three versions that range in price from the mid-$50,000s for the base model all the way up to the mid-$60,000s for a fully kitted example. Last but not least, a 3-year/36k-mile warranty is also offered.