This Week at SEMA 2026: Show Highlights & 12 Parts to Explore
SEMA week, November 3–6, 2026. Roundup updated November 6.
SEMA is where project-car wish lists go to get longer. This week’s stories range from award-recognized suspension and electronic hardware to inventive headlights and thoroughly unreasonable custom builds.
Below is our look at the show’s announcements, followed by 12 related products from the Merrick Motorsports catalog, each with a photo and shopping link. These are existing catalog products from the featured brands, not twelve newly unveiled SEMA products. No photo below is presented as a show-floor photograph or as an image of a different newly announced part.
The SEMA stories behind the shopping list
ICON: XDCV Performance Axles earned a Truck & Off-Road Product runner-up award, listed under RANDYS Worldwide. That is a brand connection to our ICON suspension offerings, not proof those axles fit or come with the kits below.
COBB: the CAN Gateway for Factory ECU Sensor Expansion earned a Performance–Street runner-up award, listed under Auto Meter. The Porsche Accessports below are separate products, not confirmed companions to the gateway.
ORACLE: its third-generation Tacoma lensless headlight earned an Engineered New Product runner-up award. The November 4 schedule also listed a lineup-expansion presentation. The original lensless technology debuted in 2025; the mirror and tail lights below are different catalog products.
FAST/Edelbrock: the FAST LS XCR LS3 112-mm intake, part 146108B, won the Performance–Racing Product award. Its announced long-runner layout is the news; our Edelbrock products below are not that manifold or a recommended installation package for it.
Granatelli: announced attractions included the returning twin-turbo Camaro Z28 and the Chasing Gold C10 and Sweet Emotion K5 projects with Arizona Custom Car Design and Dixxon. The K5 announcement identifies a Granatelli Zilla intake. The C8 wires below are a separate application.
12 catalog products to explore
1. ICON F-150 Stage 5 system with tubular upper control arms
For the F-150 owner researching a complete suspension package, this listing combines tubular upper control arms with CDEV-equipped shocks and ICON Intelligent Control. The title lists 2021–2024 F-150 4WD applications, while the description extends to selected 2026 models. Confirm the exact application before ordering. Existing catalog kit, not the XDCV axles.
Explore the ICON tubular-arm Stage 5 kit.
2. ICON F-150 Stage 5 system with billet upper control arms
This separately listed Stage 5 package gives shoppers a billet-upper-control-arm configuration to compare with the tubular version. The product photo shows the different arm design alongside the suspension components. Compare exact specifications and vehicle requirements, not just the stage number or finish. Confirm the year range because the title and description differ.
Explore the ICON billet-arm Stage 5 kit.
3. ICON F-150 Stage 2 system with billet upper control arms
Another F-150 option is this Stage 2 package, titled for 2021–2024 4WD trucks with a listed 2.75–3.5-inch lift range. Its description highlights the serviceable Delta Joint PRO upper-control-arm joint. Put the complete component list and application beside the Stage 5 options before choosing; the right kit starts with your truck and intended use.
Explore the ICON Stage 2 billet-arm system.
4. COBB Accessport V3 for Porsche Macan Base PDK
This listing identifies the 2019–2021 Porsche Macan 95B.2 Base PDK application. It is a useful starting point for Macan owners exploring COBB hardware, but our brief catalog description does not establish supported calibrations, software requirements, or performance gains. Verify those details before purchase. Not the SEMA-recognized CAN Gateway.
View the Macan Base PDK Accessport.
5. COBB Accessport V3 for Porsche 911 992 Turbo S
For a different Porsche platform, our catalog includes this 992 Turbo S Accessport. Do not treat visually similar handhelds as interchangeable: confirm the exact vehicle support and current manufacturer requirements for this part. Its inclusion here connects the SEMA electronics story to COBB products we list, not to a promised power figure.
View the 992 Turbo S Accessport.
6. COBB Accessport V3 for Porsche Cayenne 9Y0
The title lists 2019–2023 Cayenne 9Y0 applications, including E-Hybrid, S, GTS, and Turbo. Those are listing details, not a substitute for checking exact model and software compatibility. This is a third distinct catalog application, although its image resembles the 911 listing. Gateway compatibility is not established.
View the Cayenne 9Y0 Accessport.
7. ORACLE Tacoma mirror-mounted ditch lights
ORACLE’s mirror-integrated design puts auxiliary LEDs into factory-style mirror housings rather than separate hood brackets. The description identifies peripheral illumination for off-road use and a 45-degree beam angle. Check the detailed year-and-trim fitment for your Tacoma. These are ditch lights, not the lensless headlights discussed in the show news.
Explore ORACLE Tacoma ditch lights.
8. ORACLE Tacoma flush-style LED tail lights
The flush-style tail lights offer a lower-profile rear-lighting design with signature perimeter lighting, animated turn signals, and integrated reverse LEDs described in the listing. The modular construction is another detail to consider for a customized build. Confirm fitment against your exact Tacoma, because the broad title range has trim-specific exceptions.
Explore ORACLE flush-style Tacoma tail lights.
9. ORACLE Tacoma Black Series tail lights
Black Series is separately listed in our catalog. Its description includes the flush-style layout and modular lighting features. Both tail-light listings currently use the same image, so confirm finish differences by exact part number rather than treating the photo as proof of appearance. This is a distinct listing, not a different SEMA debut.
View ORACLE Tacoma Black Series tail lights.
10. Edelbrock low-profile 90-mm intake elbow
While FAST’s new LS3 manifold takes the show headline, this separate Edelbrock part addresses a different intake-layout question. The listing describes a low-profile elbow for selected 4150-style square-bore applications, with specific throttle-body and clearance requirements. It is not a confirmed adapter for the award-winning XCR manifold.
View the Edelbrock low-profile intake elbow.
11. Edelbrock Performer Series 750-CFM carburetor
Not every project is an LS3 EFI build. For a separate carbureted project, our catalog includes the Edelbrock 1411 Performer Series four-barrel with a 750-CFM rating, electric choke, and satin finish. Select carburetor capacity around the actual engine combination. This is an existing Edelbrock product, not a new SEMA release or part of the FAST manifold system.
View the Edelbrock 1411 carburetor.
12. Granatelli C8 Corvette ignition wires
Granatelli’s show vehicles provide the inspiration; this separate C8 Corvette listing provides a real catalog connection. Part 28-8051HTB is identified for the C8 LT2 application. Verify your exact vehicle before ordering. These wires are not claimed to be installed on the Camaro, C10, or K5, and no specific horsepower increase is promised.
Explore Granatelli C8 ignition wires.
More show highlights worth following
Air Lift: its announced exhibit combines Air Lift Company, Air Lift Performance, and Universal Air Suspension, highlighting ProSeries load-support systems, AirConnect, and a Smart Terrain Leveling concept. The concept is for leveling parked vehicles on uneven terrain; it should not be confused with confirmed production availability. ProSeries offerings also carry installer-exclusive requirements.
Toyo Treadpass: the announced 27-vehicle lineup includes Bisimoto’s 637-horsepower electric Porsche 935 Baby Moby and Fat Fender Garage’s Megazilla-powered 1979 F-250. The F-250 announcement identifies Toyo Open Country R/T Trail tires and Wilwood brakes. Those are documented brand connections, not evidence that an unrelated catalog tire or brake kit fits that custom truck.
Build from the idea, not just the headline
SEMA inspiration is useful when it turns into a coherent plan. Start with your vehicle, intended use, existing modifications, and budget. Then choose the exact application and supporting components rather than assuming everything from one brand works together.
Follow the product links above or contact Merrick Motorsports with your year, trim, engine, and goals. We can help narrow the catalog options without confusing new announcements with existing products.
Announcement-based coverage, not firsthand attendance. All 12 numbered items use catalog product photos, not SEMA floor photography. Similar images may appear on different application-specific listings. Photos may not show every included component. Verify fitment, manufacturer requirements, package contents, and current availability before purchase. The newly announced award products are not represented as currently stocked.
Sources
2026 SEMA New Product Award results
SEMA press conference schedule
FAST intake announcement
Air Lift showcase announcement
Toyo Treadpass announcement
Granatelli C10 and K5 builds
Granatelli Camaro announcement