Does anyone have an airbag kit fitted so they may adopt a lowrider lifestyle?
Please don’t bore us with your keyboard warrior “why” responses. Scroll on if it is not for you 
If responding will help you feel even more confident in who you are, then do so.
The biggest challenge in turning the Maverick into a classic lowrider mini truck is that it’s built on a unibody platform.
Traditional trucks with a body-on-frame design are much easier to lower because the body can be separated from the frame, allowing for suspension adjustments to lower the vehicle with minimal modifications. With a unibody structure, however, it involves a lot more cutting, fabrication, and careful consideration of the vehicle’s structural integrity to achieve that low and tucked look.
Lowering a body-on-frame truck can be done with standard tools, but lowering a unibody vehicle requires specialized equipment and metal fabrication skills that most people don’t have. Additionally, hiring a shop to do this work is extremely expensive, especially since used Mavericks are still priced close to new ones. Maybe in 10 years, when Mavericks become more affordable, paying a shop to customize and lower it won’t be such a financial burden, but for now, it’s not a practical option for the majority of buyers.
The following link will take you to a page where you may finally get a kit to slam your Ford Maverick on airbags.
There’s Finally a Kit to Slam Your Ford Maverick on Airbags
Many thanks, I am hoping someone can review it based on their real-world experience. I always thought the lowrider subculture was great, and it seems like this might work well.
That Lobo is going to look amazing with a drop and some bigger, upgraded wheels.
I like the Rotiform style, but in gloss black on that truck, they just don’t work. In white, bronze, or almost any other color, they would look fantastic.
No, I decline! ANSWER ME WHYYYYY??
You know, responses like this make me believe in people again.
Because everyone I know is aware of the low rider.