Taylor Havener will use the 1973 Chevrolet Suburban he’s building at his company TinWorks Fabrication as a shop truck, tow rig, and family hauler. The SUV rides on a reinforced chassis with GSI Machine air suspension kit controlled by Accuair e-Level, Rotora eight-piston calipers with Wilwood 16-inch rotors brakes, and Alcoa 22-inch wheels. Inside the engine bay sits a twin-turbo Cummins 6BT inline-six with a Pusher intake, upgraded head bolts, valve springs, and lift pump. The goal is to make around 600 horsepower and 1,200 lb-ft of torque thanks to a compound twin-turbo system using BorgWarner SXE362 and S475 turbochargers. Power is sent to the rear wheels through a 47RH four-speed automatic transmission and 14-bolt rear end.
Source: TinWorks Fabrication and TinWorks Fabrication FB page
LOL
This is nicely thought out and that frame is pure, tasty overkill.
My only question would be the wisdom of the exhaust exiting the hood on a family hauler. Those fumes are getting inside.
Wish I had the money/skills to do some custom work on my suburban ( The War Machine) as me co-workers call it. That it one hell of a ride dude.