The 1963-1965 Riviera is a personal luxury two-door coupe manufactured by General Motors under the Buick brand that combined elegance with performance. A flagship model flagship for the Buick brand, the 1963-1965 Riviera was highly regarded among the automotive press of the time and was popular with wealthy buyers. The premium pricing of the 1963 Riviera is evident compared to other costs of the same period. The base price of…
In this episode, Garrett from Aldan American goes through a step by step on assembling a coilover shock and coilspring. In less than 10 minutes, you’ll have everything you need to know about assembling your Aldan American Coilovers! How to set spring preload? Watch this video. An Aldan American Phantom Series coilover and Aldan cold-wound, linear coil spring were used in this video. How to set spring preload? Watch this…
Deuce Highboy 1932 Ford Roadster Possesses Ohio-Look | Image from Motortrend It rolled out to amazing fanfare 90 years ago, and today the 1932 Ford is still popular with hot-rod/street-rod enthusiasts, historians and collectors. More than that, the ’32 Fords stayed (and stay) in our consciousness and the limelight. The ’32 turned out to be the ultimate platform for some iconic cars. The 1932 Ford replaced the Model A and…
Looking to lower your Classic Mustang with Aldan American Coilovers? Checkout these step-by-step install from 3 YouTubers! Ben Kahn installs Aldan American Coilovers on his 1965 Mustang. Nate Ride Installs coilovers on his 1969 Mustang. Gari installs coilovers on his Mustang II. Do you have a YouTube Channel? Fill out our Aldan American Ambassador form here! Shop Mustang Kits Here.
In the latest episode of Car Guy Confessions, Aldan’s very own Gary Nelson joins the Car Guys to talk suspension. Gary met up with Cam Benty and Jeff Smith at the Grand National Roadster Show. Gary and The Car Guys go over everything from the history of Aldan American to the evolution of performance suspension for C-10s and muscle cars. Watch episodes on Amazon Prime and Tubi TV www.amazon.com/v/autorevolution
Road Comp Series, 1988-1996 Corvette (C4), Rear Coilover Kit Road Comp Series coilover kits are now available from Aldan American for the 1988-1996 Chevrolet Corvette. Made in the U.S.A., Road Comp Series coilover kits offer a bolt-on design and include everything you need to convert your factory rear suspension to adjustable coilovers. Aldan kits offer stock height to 2.0” of lowering. Bolt-On & GO! Check out our C4 Coilover Kits Here….
The “Urban”? No…the K5 Blazer. Sometimes a new star is born not out of innovation, but from catching up to the competition. That’s the story behind one of the most popular sport-utility vehicles ever made: the Chevy Blazer. 1966 Bronco Half CabImage Courtesy of Garret Harmola of Aldan American In 1966, Ford introduced the Ford Bronco, their first in the compact off-road category. But the Bronco was in response to…
The 1994 Aldan American C1500 Build is back in the Shock Lab! The full feature of this build can be found in Classic Truck Performance Magazine where we teamed up with Wilwood brakes, Wilwoods new pro spindle/drop spindle, Stone Fab control arms, Rock Jock sway bars, Western Chassis and Falken tires to get the 5/7 drop we were looking for on our OBS. Parts used on this build: Wilwood: https://www.wilwood.com…
Car Craft celebrated the new year with the third and final segment for the 1972 Dodge Challenger build series. In episode 3, the team consists of Car builder Kevin Tetz, Hot Rod magazine editor John McGann, and Pure Vision owner Steven Strope. The group focuses on the rear suspension and final touches. The original rear axle is dropped out of the car, and the leaf spring is removed. McGann builds…
Episode 2 is here! Of the Aldan American equipped ’72 Dodge Challenger is live. In episode 2, the team focuses on the 1972 Challenger’s Transmission and fuel system. After our 1972 Dodge Challenger got an engine swap in Episode 1, the team continues the build with the transmission and fuel system install. Car Craft Show presented by ARP Bolts. Car builder Kevin Tetz and Hot Rod magazine editor John McGann…
