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As we all know, we can argue about taste, so let's just leave it out! This Slammed Lincoln Navigator "Navih8r" with accents in gold / copper that took some getting used to was actually equipped with a Airride air suspension equipped for a brutal lowering. And the conversion was much more complicated than one might suspect first. Because in order to lower a powerful SUV like the Navigator so extremely, countless changes have to be made to the vehicle itself. Behind the project is the tuner Phat Phabz from Oklahoma City and of course there was the crazy part to watch the last Sema Auto Show in Las Vegas.
incredible effort was made
On the vehicle there were serious changes to the underbody, the axles were rebuilt consuming and the fenders around are significantly modified. For example, you had to make the wheel housing shells completely new. And even the seats, the trunk or the exhaust system as well as the fuel tank had to be changed. And by the way, there was still a fierce performance-enhanced engine that received golden accents and lots of chrome. Incidentally, the entire project was commissioned by a jeweler. That explains at least the lavish gold and the distinctive accents all over the vehicle. It does not explain why you go to so much trouble to reach this result in the end. At least unseren The Lincoln Navigator “Navih8r” does not even begin to meet taste.
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Project Navih8r - Airride in the fat Lincoln Navigator!
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