There is a slammed Aztek where I live. It actually looked pretty dang good. No idea what he used to drop it. I noticed Eibach didn't have anything but it's possible the chassis is common to other cars. Give them a call and ask.
Terry
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Feb 15th, 2005
cire36 Member
Posts: 674 From: Rio Rancho, NM Registered: Feb 2002
Ya know, I almost find these negative comments disheartening (almost).
As much grief as uninformed people give us for owning a Fiero, I would thing that my fellow Fiero owners would give me a little credit for being bold, different and not following the heard.
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aerosmithr0cker Member
Posts: 1199 From: Charlotte, NC, USA Registered: Aug 2004
I believe you would have gotten better responses if you wouldn't have posted this in Tech. It belongs in Totally Off Topic. That said, I think a lowered Aztek would look good. Don't know where to get lowering springs, though.
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VA RICR-ETR Member
Posts: 414 From: Nashville, TN USA Registered: May 2004
A lot of us have weird tastes, cool part about the USA is you are who you are...
In support of cire36 here are some pics I snagged at the SEMA show in 2003. This was a lowered Aztek that had a wild handling package, V8, etc. It truly was bad-ass...
Jaskispyder, Thanks for the link, but it doesnt work. It does give me a starting place though.
VA RICR-ETR, Thanks for those pics. I saw that at the 2004 Detroit Auto show and took pics but they came out blurry. You didnt happen to catch what company did the work on it did you? Is the SEMA show open to the public? I thought it was just for venders.
Everyone, I knew I was going to catch a bunch of sh#t with this post,but that okay. I have found it very humorous and I have gotten some clear pics.
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TM_Fiero Member
Posts: 1077 From: Brookville, PA Registered: Jun 2002
SEMA is not a general admission show, you have to be affiliated with the auto industry in some way, whether you are a vendor, mfr, buyer, retail chain, consultant, etc. I'm a consultant for several mfrs in mobile electronics and my company provides services to many of the large retail chains.
That Aztek was truly cool. I've never been a fan of them, but walking up on that I had nothing but goosebumps. =)
The work was actually done by a GM design team in-house as a 'street presence' excercise. At the same show were the initial incarnations of the Bonneville and Grand Prix GXP models that boast V8s today. There was a Trailblazer next to it that was almost as radical looking.
