Powering the Chevy is a 4.3L V-6, equipped with an air intake and a custom fiberglass engine cover, which was handmade by Kingpin Kustomz. Under the hood lies custom wheel tubs, a battery tray, and several painted plastic pieces. Mind-to-Metal in Houston, Texas, was the final piece of the puzzle, as they brought the Xtreme S-10 lower to the ground, via an air suspension. Up front, Belltech drop spindles and Slam Specialties 'bags bring the nose down, while in the rear a custom two-link with diagonal link with Slam Specialties 'bags keeps the rest of the truck on the ground. Two Viair 380 air compressors keep the 7-gallon tank and 1/2-inch airline filled. A rear bridge cover was painted to match the rest of the silver-and-blue theme. Twenty-inch silver wheels provide the extra custom touch need to garner trophies at shows.
Through blood, sweat, and tears shed from family and friends, Jessie truly has a wonderful gift that he will never forget. Now coming home to Santa Fe is even sweeter, because this tricked-out truck is also waiting for him. Truckin' would like to give a special thanks to all of our Armed Forces for everything they do for us. We do not take any of you for granted.
The wild engine cover was...
The wild engine cover was handmade by the talented guys at Kingpin Kustomz in Dickson, Texas.