Street Outlaws: Memphis - Season 3
Season 3
Needing Dough
Episodes
Get That Money Out Sucka
Memphis racers start the season against Illinois racers, but rain puts an end to the night; JJ sets up another race night with an unfriendly group from Detroit; they make a bet that whichever city is first to win seven races wins the total $20,000.
Needing Dough
This week, a group of racers from Indiana come to race the Memphis family. But, when they aren't honest about tire size in order to get a race, JJ has to keep his son calm and collected. Plus, Kenneth Gulley is back racing after a catastrophic crash.
NO-HIO
Memphis heads to Ohio to meet up with a group who's got flashy cars and deep pockets. But, when JJ agrees to run his small tire cars against a big tire, JJ is hesistant. Memphis must rely on their street racing skills to come out ahead.
Grassroots Racin'
Memphis heads to Kentucky to meet up with some down-home street racers who have regular streetcars, just like the ones Memphis has. After a rocky start, Tricia's $4,000 race at the very end of the night proves to be a make or break moment for Memphis.
A Precious Chevelle
When JJ surprises Precious with a new '69 Chevelle for her birthday, she jumps in and starts racing right away. Memphis gets a callout from Texas, but when it's time to race, it turns out that they brought some serious hustle, and Doughboy steps it up.
Mid Atlantic Meltdown
The MSO family takes on a group that calls themselves the Mid Atlantic Street Outlaws. They've got some of the nicest cars Memphis has seen in a while, including a doorless dragster. On top of that, they bring some hustle into the racers' meeting.
Small Tire Mountaineers
The entire Memphis family heads up to an air strip in West Virginia for the small tire event of JJ's Arm Drop, with several of the MSO racers switching to small tire to battle it out to see who can take home the $15,000 prize.
Arm Drop in Appalachia
JJ and the Memphis family are gearing up for the big tire event of JJ's Arm Drop in West Virginia. Everyone learned from the small tire event that the asphalt on this former airstrip is sketchy, especially in the right lane. It's gonna be a driver's race.
Appalachian Accidents
The big tire event of JJ's Arm Drop in West Virginia continues into round two with 13 MSO racers working to take out the remaining non-MSO racers. If somebody from the Memphis family can make it to the end and take home the $25,000, the whole family wins.
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