The guys at Truck U, a popular how to TV show on Speed Channel install and examine Belltech Sport Trucks’ new Ford F150 lowering kit for their 2010 Project F150. They use the Belltech top of the line Street Performance shock absorbers as well as a rear lowering shackle. Watch this episode in its entirety when it re-airs on SPEED Channel on Wednesday June 23, 2010 at 3:30PM  EST.

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Black Widow Tundra

Few things set apart a truck like a lowered stance and an aggressive unique grille work. The people at T-Rex Grilles know this and that’s why they chose the all new Toyota Tundra as one of the many platforms to exhibit their new line of T-Rex X-Metal Grilles.

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D’Vanz Motorsports Drift Mustang

The world of drifting isn’t Domestic friendly. It’s a sport founded in the back hills and industrial parking lots of Japan and built on small turbocharged compacts. But anyone who knows a thing about sliding around also knows that just like at the quarter mile, torque is king and there’s still no replacement for displacement. Pioneers like Doug Van Den Brink and his 2004 Ford Mustang are out to show the true potential of domestic drift machines. 

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When Edward Martinez decides to release some stress from his daily business at PSE Superchargers, he doesn’t have to stray too far. As his custom twin supercharged 960 hp monster resides at the company. Ed’s been working on this unique project since 2007. Learn more about Ed’s creation on our online profile and view some of the videos already available on the internet from the links below. more »

Mark Barbee’s reputation has definitely planted him among some of the top custom truck builders in the country. When he’s not busy saving lives he’s keeping himself busy building custom trucks either for pleasure or for contracted companies, some prestigious as OEM manufacter. He’s been hired by Truckin Magazine to build a 2009 Chevrolet Tahoe Hybrid, which will be featured in the highly sought after GM booth for SEMA 2009. more »

Vehicle: 1992 GMC Yukon

Owner’s name:  Sean Kiernan, Age: 28, Occupation: Wholesale sales

What was the purpose or goal of the build? To make an enjoyable experience with the family while improving my skills and having fun. It was a first to customize a vehicle my own vehicle.

When did you start this project/How long did it take to build? It took approximately 1.5 years, I started in July of 2007.

What KW automotive products are you using? Belltech 2” drop spindles with a Belltech front anti-sway bar.

Estimated cost of the vehicle with modifications?  $25,000

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See the Sanger Cruise Video featuring Darrel, Glen, Sedan Delivery and the Camaro!