The History Of Lowered Trucks | The Bottom Line

Ever wondered how slammed trucks became a thing? This video dives into the history of truck lowering, from early hot rods to the air-bagged masterpieces of today. We explore the good, the bad, and the slammed, learning how trucks went from utilitarian workhorses to pavement-scraping head-turners.
Whether you own a classic or a modern truck, we've got you covered when it comes to lowering options of the past and present. Furthermore, we discuss how slamming your truck right can make it a true showstopper and how to avoid repeating mistakes of the past by learning the history of lowering. Follow along to discover how to lower your truck the right way!
00:00 Intro with Kevin Aguilar / Importance of Lowering History
01:06 Hot Rodders Started it All
01:53 Lowriders and Minitrucks
02:44 Birth of Sport Trucks
03:50 Hydraulics Vs Air Bags
04:50 Body Drops and ‘Bagged Chassis
06:00 Benefits of Coil-overs
07:36 Final Thoughts on Truck Lowering
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Boa noite congrats vai amén bom trabalho

[@michaelgollehon6656]

Loved video. Not just for lowriders anymore.
Brother had a bitchin ‘80 Silverado that I always wanted to chop. Forrest green with glitter and lace pearl woulda been sick

[@curtisendicott5989]

My is lowered from coil over springs a big block beast 1966 chevy c10 on Gm the block

[@artbarrios5277]

Wish you guys were around back in the 60z. Sure would have saved a lot of money on tickets and jail time. 😂

[@fuelishmedia6717]

Honestly, my favorite era for trucks and cars!