Street Outlaws: New Orleans Season 2 - Episode Guide, Ratings & Streaming

Kye Kelley invites three new drivers to try out for the top-five big-tire list. Kye tries to take the number one spot back from Scott Taylor. Bobby must also defend his top spot against number two, Brandon Smith.

Bobby Ducote shakes up the small-tire list by inviting three new racers to try out; teammates Shane Lester, Travis Santa Cruz and Shannon Poole vow to send any new guys packing; Bobby must defend his top spot against No. 2, Brandon Smith.

Kye wants to call out another top team. And the perfect opponent is Houston - featuring James "Birdman" Finney, David Bird Jones, and Barefoot Ronnie Pace. The NOLA team barely tied Houston last year, and both sides are craving a rematch.

After a win over Houston, the New Orleans team is ready for bigger competition. Kye and the big-tire list head to Texas for Dignight - a single elimination shootout with the fastest street cars in the country, with a prize of more than twelve grand.

After a disappointing showing at Dignight, Kye decides to shake up the big-tire list again. He brings in newcomer David Bird Jones, a Houston transplant, along with Shane Lester and gives them a shot at the top five.

The New Orleans small-tire list gets its second shakeup of the season as Scott, the number one big-tire driver, rolls out a small-tire car. Shannon hopes to mount a comeback. Meanwhile, Brandon is determined to win against unbeaten number one, Bobby.

Kye accepts a callout from a smack-talking Georgia team. The NOLA crew travels Savannah, where they meet the crew that features the cocky Andy Mac, the old veteran Willy Dog, and team leader Jeff Miller, who drives a pro-mod Camaro called Bumblebee.

Kye wants the number one big-tire spot back from Scott. But when Barry calls Kye out first, it brings tensions to a boil. Bobby organizes a small-tire shootout, bringing top racers from around the country to New Orleans for a single-elimination tournament

After a successful season, the NOLA racers decide to loosen things up with a crash-up derby, using junker cars towing trailers. They find rides at the salvage yard and swipe trailers from family for the big showdown.