Stylin' Concepts has teamed with DJM Suspension to create an awesome, one-of-a-kind '07 Chevy Tahoe. The best thing about this Tahoe is that you can be the fortunate owner by simply registering to win it! Registration is easy, simply fill out the entry form in this issue, or visit www.truckinweb.com, to enter to win. No purchase is necessary to win the Tahoe.
Here are some of the cool details on this tricked-out Tahoe: The Tahoe sits low, thanks to the DJM Suspension kit. It is dropped down 3 inches in the front, and 4 inches out back. Hovering over the black 22-inch KMC wheels wrapped in Toyo tires, the Tahoe looks menacing and stops on a dime, thanks to six-piston Baer brakes and 14-inch rotors. The power is supplied by an SLP programmer, air intake, rocker arms, and a MagnaFlow exhaust.
The Tahoe looks as good as it runs, as Street Scene Equipment supplied its Gen 2 front bumper, billet fender vents, Speed Grille, Cal-Vu mirrors, and a hitch cover. Match these parts with a Keystone Good Hood twin-scoop hood and the Tahoe is ready for the streets. All Sales Manufacturing is responsible for the great-looking billet third brake light cover, gas door, billet door handles, and the Putco chrome taillight covers, which wrap around the Spiderlite taillights. Inside of the Tahoe, custom Lloyd floor mats look up at US Speedo Aqua Marine gauges, as well as an awesome audio/video system designed and built by Crutchfield.
This fully customized Tahoe can be yours by simply entering to win. In the last four years, we've seen several winners jump up and down as their new keys were handed to them. Go ahead, roll the dice, and go to www.truckinweb.com for a chance to win. Then, check back next issue when we show you how they put this bad boy together.
To see how Stylin' Concepts and DJM Suspension created this customized Tahoe, check out the pictures below.
 1. Using upper and lower A-arms,...  1. Using upper and lower A-arms, the team at Stylin' Concepts installed the 3/4 DJM Suspension lowering kit. While they were at it, a set of Baer big brakes went on, too. |  2. Peering through those 22-inch...  2. Peering through those 22-inch KMC wheels, the Baer 6S brake kit looks great and stops the Tahoe in short-order time. |  3. Removing the factory restrictive...  3. Removing the factory restrictive airbox, the team at Stylin' Concepts added an SLP cool-air performance intake kit. |
 4. Check out underneath the...  4. Check out underneath the hood after the swap, more air in means... |  5. ...more ponies out, which...  5. ...more ponies out, which is why Stylin' added a full stainless after-cat exhaust system from MagnaFlow exhaust. |  6. Adding aggressive looks...  6. Adding aggressive looks to the leading edge, a twin-scoop Good Hood was added to the Tahoe. |
 7. From up top, it's hard...  7. From up top, it's hard to beat the good looks of the new hood. |  8. Crutchfield took care of...  8. Crutchfield took care of the audio chores inside of the Tahoe, and we think they did a great job. Under the back seat, a Rockford Fosgate 360 amp powers the rear subs. Check out the nice StreetWires cables running underneath the carpet. |  9. Both front headrests were...  9. Both front headrests were stuffed with VisuaLogic screens and wireless headphones. |