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If you are reading this, chances are you too are a lifelong gearhead who never leaves any vehicle stock and still gets butterflies when you see a clean paint job, a high-horsepower motor or a trick suspension setup. Jon Shaffer of Mount Vernon, Washington, has been the same way since he was 13 years old when he picked up his first custom truck magazine. He built a few custom late-model trucks but always wanted to try his hand at a classic build.

The 2014 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra will see the new trucks being completely redesigned for the first time in 7 years. Back in 2006, SUVs roamed the soccer plains across the nation; so GM started the new models out with the redesigned Tahoe and Suburban before bringing out their truck elders a few months later. The trucks featured new luxury inspired interiors and exteriors as well as upgraded suspension features. The popular LS engine platform was relatively unchanged for the new models.

If you are into the custom truck scene then you know that a truck's identity is all about stance. It has to be low. Sure we see badass custom trucks equipped with an air-bagged suspension that lays their rockers or frame on the deck. When the bags are purged the wheels are tucked up deep into the wheel wells, laying the truck out on it's, rockers or frame rails. The sight of a laid out custom ride definitely makes a statement about itself.

When GM redesigned the platform for the second generation F-body platform in 1970 in preparation for the major restyling of both the Camaro and Firebird, they actually delivered customers a much more capable car. While it wasn't a radical rethinking, the suspension geometry was significantly improved over the original 1967-69 design, creating a more surefooted chassis. Like all factory cars, however, there's still room for refinement.

Originally the build started with the purchase of a raw '81 Chevy 1-ton chassis, and then the father and son team went to work restoring and rebuilding the truck from the ground up. Like the engine, the suspension has gone through many revisions before landing at the current combination of lift and wheels/tires. It has ranged from a 4-inch lift running 33-inch tires all the way up to 12 inches of lift with 39-inch Boggers.

If you look at most modern day technology, designers and engineers are usually focused on making things smaller and more efficient. This focus really becomes apparent when you examine how manufacturers currently seek to improve the design of classic truck suspensions.

The latest 2010 GMC Terrain are an five-passenger crossing SUV that blendings bold titling on fuel efficiency and agio features. Deuce fresh locomotives is offered on all GMC Terrain examples,

2011 Infiniti QX56 Introduction

Awesome info on the 2011 Infiniti QX56

The Big Three (Ford, GM and Ram) have been in a full-on diesel horsepower and torque war, with each company trying to outdo the other on a yearly basis. This means that the newest model trucks will often have the strongest frames, the best suspension, and the nicest interiors.

YouTube is one of the most popular social media platforms with over two billion monthly active users worldwide. It allows users to share and upload videos on a wide range of topics, from music and entertainment to education and news. However, YouTube also has strict community guidelines that users must follow, or else their channel may be removed or suspended. In this article, we'll discuss five reasons why YouTube may remove or suspend a channel. Violation of Community Guidelines YouTube has a set of community guidelines that all users must follow. These guidelines include policies on hate speech, harassment, and harmful content. If a user violates any of these guidelines, YouTube may remove their channel or suspend it temporarily. YouTube takes these guidelines seriously to ensure that the platform remains a safe and positive space for everyone. Thanks for reading My Publication! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Subscribed Copyright Infringement YouTube has a strict policy on copyright infringement. If a user uploads a video that contains copyrighted material without permission, their channel may be removed or suspended. YouTube has a Content ID system that automatically detects copyrighted material and removes it from the platform. Users can also file a copyright claim against a video that contains their copyrighted material, and YouTube will take appropriate action. Spam and Scams YouTube also has a policy on spam and scams. If a user uploads videos that contain spammy content or promotes scams, their channel may be removed or suspended. This includes videos that promote fake products, pyramid schemes, or phishing scams. YouTube takes these policies seriously to protect its users from fraud and spam. Impersonation Impersonation is another reason why YouTube may remove or suspend a channel. If a user creates a channel that impersonates someone else, their channel may be removed. This includes creating a channel with a simila