Fox Factory Launched Silverado Black Widow SR
The performance-focused street truck offers up to 675 horsepower and a three-inch suspension drop.
Updated on Sept. 25, 2026 in Trucks
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Fox Factory has released the Lowered Chevrolet Silverado Black Widow SR, a performance street truck tailored for high-speed performance. This specialized vehicle features a lowered suspension and updated engine options to cater to enthusiasts of street-oriented trucks.
Why it matters
The modification directly addresses growing consumer demand for street-performance trucks that maintain utility while offering increased handling precision. It signals a shift in aftermarket priorities toward pavement-focused vehicle dynamics.
The truck features a three-inch suspension drop and rides on 22-inch wheels with 305-series tires. It retains a 1980-pound payload capacity and a 13,300-pound maximum towing capacity.
The players
Fox Factory
Fox Factory is a manufacturer of high-performance suspension and handling components for automotive and off-road vehicles.
Chevrolet
Chevrolet is a prominent American automotive brand and a subsidiary of General Motors that produces a wide range of trucks and cars.
The details
Fox Factory reinforced the vehicle's suspension to reduce wheel hop and added body flares to accommodate the wider tires. The truck includes a standard 5.3-liter V-8 engine, though buyers can opt for a supercharged 6.2-liter V-8 producing 655 pound-feet of torque.
Timeline
The Ram 1500 Lowered model was introduced in 2025.
Fox Factory launched the Silverado Black Widow SR in September 2026.
Roadmap
This release follows the trend set by the 2025 Ram 1500 Lowered, indicating a strategic push by custom manufacturers into the street-performance truck market. It positions the Black Widow SR as a direct competitor to other high-performance factory-modified pickup variants.
Buyers can purchase the truck with a three-year, 36,000-mile factory warranty and arrange for service at any authorized Chevrolet dealership. Base pricing starts at $84,685, with supercharged models exceeding $101,000.
The takeaway
Enthusiasts seeking a performance truck should weigh the benefits of the supercharged engine upgrade against the significant cost increase over base models. Prospective buyers should confirm their specific local dealership's ability to service the custom modifications before purchase.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Car and Driver.
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