Chevrolet Colorado pickup with Airride: lower than some super sports cars!

Thomas Wachsmuth August 30, 2023 -> Cars from AZ, -> Tuner from AZ, Chevrolet, Premium vehicles

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The car enthusiast world is looking at this mid-size pickup that is considered breaking deeper Chevrolet Colorado pickup took the hearts of tuning enthusiasts by storm. After numerous modifications and a complete makeover, the vehicle is hardly recognizable. Kenneth McCay, the owner of the conversion, has the Colorado in just 7 weeks completely transformed. It may be a short time for many, but McCay has proven that with passion and dedication, anything is possible. And for anyone who wanted to experience the process first-hand, he documented the transformation on Facebook. The Chevy now has an impressive drop: extremely deep, so that it almost touches the asphalt.

Airride in the Chevrolet Colorado pickup

To make this possible, a Smart Air suspension (Airride) installed. But that wasn't the only change under the sheet metal. The engine got another K&N intake system , and a blow-off valve donated to give it a little more power and acoustic character. And anyone who thinks that the heart of the car is the engine is wrong.

Chevrolet Colorado pickup with Airride: lower than some super sports cars!

The core are clearly the 24-inch large chrome rims covering the interior wheelhouses have been heavily modified. Even the load area was specially redesigned to fit McCay's vision. But the modifications don't stop there. The colour-matched ones rearview mirror, Door handles, radiator grill and the painted one Chevy emblem also give the unique piece a seamless and elegant aesthetic.

Fake foil for the rear window

And another highlight is the camper shell, a hard top for the loading area. A clever one foilingshowing a rear window imitated – ready to present the logos of the sponsors in the next few days is also part of it. And inside, occupants can expect a luxury experience with custom-designed interiors Seats. Anyone who thinks that was all is mistaken. Are still in planning sixteen subwoofers, 18 amplifier and seven pairs of midrange and tweeters that bring every beat to life. Incidentally, this is not the first time that Kenneth McCay has caused a stir with such a project. Last year he brought a converted Ford Maverick to SEMA. And we can't wait to see what he tackles next.