Ride of the Day: 1995 Chevy Pickup
By Sean O'Hara
Low and mean: that’s the idea behind low rider trucks like this ‘95 Chevy. It’s not only a look but a culture. Tuners dedicate hours of effort and love to slamming and shaving a truck — they create a finished product sweet to behold.
The list of mods includes:
- Helix Throttle body spacer
- Hedman headers
- Stage 2 Superchip
- K&N FIPK II cold air intake
- 3″ exhaust with SuperZ muffler
- Cool Ride with Strongarms upper and lower tubular control arms
- Firestone 224c bags for front with 5/8″ cutoff bag cups
- KP components 4-link with attached cantilever option for rear
- Slam Specialties RE7 bags for rear
- 4700e2 Ride Pro e2 air management system made by Air Ride
- Technologies with level pro option
- Firestone 10 port 5 gallon tank
- Viair 400 compressor
- 20″ MSR Style #173 chrome wheels
- Yokohama AVS Sport P275/35ZR20
- Raybestos slotted and drilled front rotors
- Custom one-off grill insert made by Cloud Rider
- Billet bowtie
- Clear corner lenses by In-Pro
- Clear signal lenses by In-Pro
- Projector headlights with LED accents
- PIAA Extreme white bulbs
- Blue LED front signal lights and markers
- Street Scene sport mirrors
- Smooth rollpan with no licence box by FBI
- Shaved tailgate handle kit by FBI
- Shaved door handle kit by Autoloc
Why We Like It
We dig this one because the owner went crazy but not overboard. With the bags up you could drive it around town and still look mean. When it’s dropped, though, it’s just wicked.
What We’d Change
Something this bad cries out for a full-bodied airbrush job with skulls and demons, just to let ‘em know you’re coming.
Submit Your Ride!
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1995 Chevy Pickup [Car Domain]
