Chevy Blazer

I have a small 85 Chevy Blazer, and I want to hook it up with air suspensions. It all ready has a sound in it, 10 speakers, it has two 15 in. hooked to a 500 watt amp, four six by nines hooked to a 200 watt amp and four smaller speakers hooked to an other 200 watt amp, all amps hooked to a crossover. My stereo is a Clarion CD player, it makes a pretty loud sound. Also I want to get some wheels for the blazer and I found these cool rims.

Now take a look at the air suspensions.

I read that air suspensions are better than hydraulics, that they are much cleaner and safer. I really don't know any thing of hydraulics or air suspensions this is my first ride, but I'm sure going to make it a lowride. A "Lowrider" is a car or truck that has had its suspension modified so as to decrease its ground clearance. Lowriders have elaborate interior work, custom paint jobs, outrageous sound systems, and most often, wire wheels. Many times, hydraulics are added to the suspension system so that the car has the ability to vary its ground clearance rapidly. The car can then ride high or extremely low or even hop or jump. I got this words from a lowrider Web site. I am going to put in new carpet in the chevy too, I want to put a design of diamonds shapes from top to bottom, in dark blue. On the hood I want to put Marving the Martian. Also some neon lights all under the blazer and in the inside, on top of the long windows, and why not on the license plate.

I found this picture while searching the web, cool right.

Email me if you have a blazer of your own.