RIDE ON! A Tricked-Out 1963 Bel Air Lowrider

You’ve gotta love the Bel Air. Not only is it an astounding classic Chevy, but it is also highly unique and wonderful car to work with and improve.

LS1Tech member E.rodz certainly does appreciate this wonderful machine — in fact, he has one sitting in his garage! Today we’ll take a step inside and look at E.rodz’s glorious 1963 Chevrolet Bel Air!

The ’63 has a 5.3L engine and 4l80e transmission with twin turbochargers. It also has ported 241 heads, an LS6 intake, a 2002 Z06 cam, and more.

In addition to all of the amazing performance modifications, E.rodz has topped it off by getting the classic tuned at CJ Tuning.

The Bel Air has also had too many exterior and interior modifications to name, which shouldn’t be surprising to anyone by looking at the tricked out ride!

E.rods has an endless list of modifications he would like to do to the car in the future, and we can’t blame him. Currently this Bel Air runs the quarter mile in 12.3 seconds at 119 miles per hour, and though we aren’t sure how much horsepower and torque the Chevy puts out, we’re sure it’s awfully high!

Check out E.rods garage and leave some comments, browse the photography, and have a good time! Be sure to keep your garage up to date and maybe you’ll be featured next week!