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Performance Suspension = Great Looks!
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You've added a custom ram-air hood and a billet grille to the front, and maybe a roll pan and fiberglass tonneau to the rear. That covers the looks department, but what about performance? Ok, there is a K&N Air Intake under the hood and a Magnaflow exhaust system underneath. That's cool, but have you upgraded your suspension yet?
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Lay Out Your S-Series on Twenties
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Air Suspension has come a long way in the last several years. With more and more builders opting for bags, it was only a matter of time before somebody came along and put together complete air suspension kits that the average guy could bolt on in his backyard over the course of a weekend.
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Customer Rides: Jon Dalton's 1993 Chevrolet Suburban
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Let's take a look at Jon's stunning 1993 Chevrolet Suburban. With a little over 165,000 miles on the odometer, this shining example of truck dedication shows what anyone with some will and a few fabrication skills can accomplish. This Suburban features a 4-way independent air suspension setup. The front suspension features CoolRide airbags from Air Ride Technologies along with Belltech lowering spindles. The rear system is comprised of...
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Lay Out Your S10 on Twenties, Part II
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In part one of this three-part series we learned how to install AirRide Technologies’ RoadGRATER 3-link air suspension system to the rear of your S-Series truck. In this installment we'll show you the best possible way to lay out the front of your Chevy S-10 or GMC Sonoma pickup. Once again, we turned to Air Ride and their revolutionary ShockWave air spring/shock combo.
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