2007 Chevy Suburban Buildup - Suspension & Differential

Adding to the trick factor of the suspension, the Cognito lift kit included these Uniball upper control arms that were ceramic-coated by Brooks Coatings.
Adding to the trick factor of the suspension, the Cognito lift kit included these Uniball
Upgrading the brake system was a must, and Pat installed an SSBC big brake kit to the Chevy.
Upgrading the brake system was a must, and Pat installed an SSBC big brake kit to the Chev
Showing the amount of detail under the truck, even the front differential was powdercoated.
Showing the amount of detail under the truck, even the front differential was powdercoated

Finishing the front suspension install, the large impact bars were bolted on.
Out back, the large lift leaf springs were bolted on-after being powdercoated, of course. You can also see the SSBC brake rotor and Fox Racing Shox in this photo.
Out back, the large lift leaf springs were bolted on-after being powdercoated, of course.
Pro Comp wheels and tires were selected for the 2500 Suburban. Thirty-seven-inch Pro Comp Xtreme Mud Terrains were mounted onto 20x12-inch chrome Pro Comp wheels.
Pro Comp wheels and tires were selected for the 2500 Suburban. Thirty-seven-inch Pro Comp

With the suspension and body handled, the crew at Shocker placed their emphasis on the interior. After removing the cloth fabric from the seats, new two-tone Katzkin leather covers were stretched over each seat.
With the suspension and body handled, the crew at Shocker placed their emphasis on the int
A simple sub box made out of MDF was built to house the four 10-inch Infinity subwoofers. After the box was assembled, it was wrapped in matching leather. It took 2-1/2 months to transform the Suburban from an ordinary grocery getter to a real bona-fide show truck that hauls the mail. Special thanks to Matt, Ryan, and Ronnie.
A simple sub box made out of MDF was built to house the four 10-inch Infinity subwoofers.