1994 Chevy Suburban K2500 4X4 Silverado 5.7L V8 Start Up, Review and Tour

[@HeimataSq]

I know this comment is almost 5 years later and hopefully you learned since then, but keep your finger out of the trigger guard until you are ready to shoot. Other than that cool intro and video. Also congrats on your youtube success.

[@LookInDJProduction]

:D epic video ..using original soundtrack on the end is too funny :D

[@monarch1957]

I have a 93 Suburban 2500 4x4 for sale and has the same blue luxury interior it doesn't have any climate controls on the roof.

[@satan_for_life]

Hello

[@enriqueramirez3245]

Do you still have this suburban

[@dave11686]

Very nice!

[@Eliyourcarguy]

Thanks Dave!

[@lluwd]

my 94 burb is at 338k and still drive it.

[@Eliyourcarguy]

That's great! They are reliable long lasting vehicles.

[@thorman944]

great video, great truck, but it cannot tow 10k lbs. (454ci/7.4L, 4L80, 4.10 floating axle rear is capable of 10k towed - all other variants are less). i just bought a 1997 K2500 4x4 with 454ci/7.4L big block, 4L80/TH400 transmission, 4.10/1 full-floating posi-trac rear with 0 rust. it needs a few things, but engine/transmission/transfer case/rear are 100% solid. my truck with the E-brake controller actually is rated for a 10k trailer. I'm only looking at pulling a 4-6k trailer, but that extra wiggle room makes a hard day's tow into an easy-peasy joy-ride.

[@missingremote4388]

I have the same condition , Suburban. Mines a 1995

[@singlecams]

very nice truck man

[@georgespangler1517]

I have a 94 teal blue 2500 suburban,,,love it,,,it's a beast,,,roars running down the road,,sucks gas,,but pulls my 5000 lb kabota backhoe with ease,,,I payed 4000 dollars for it mint condition when gas was 4 dollars a gallon,,no body wanted them..

[@tmchevyman5319]

What kind of mpg was you getting with this suburban ?

[@carreviewswithjosh8028]

You must have put the '95+ chevy front grille on!

[@76NightProwler]

The rounded lip front end grill was introduced in '94.

[@enriqueramirez3245]

how much

[@CarCommercialsofthePast]

I've always liked this body style of this generation Suburban. Gas mileage isn't that great though.

[@gordongreninger6109]

Car Commercials of the Past Say what? Compared to a Prius? This era GM truck gets respectable MPG! Undo a couple problems and play with the computer. These 5.7 in a 4x4 rig this era should be nipping at 18-19mpg hwy. 55-65mph cruise. Once you pass 65mph the brick aerodynamics seriously errode mpg.

[@scoutsstuff1278]

@@gordongreninger6109 can you elaborate on what to do to achieve said mileage? I am about to purchase one of these trucks with 89kmi and I would like to perform the mods you speak of. Thanks!

[@thorman944]

@@scoutsstuff1278 no mods necessary. 5.7 in a fullsize GM truck will get 17 to 21 mpg. my 1963 chevy belair with a 250ci straight 6 got 14mpg/city and 20mpg/hwy. the 'mods' you are speaking of are standard equipment on the 2500 (heavy duty) trucks. with a c/k1500 suburban 5.7 (350ci) engine and 4L60 (TH350) transmission, expect to tow 6000lbs with ease. with a c/k2500 suburban 7.4 (454ci) engine and 4L80 (TH400) transmission, expect to tow 9000lbs with ease.

[@calebmelton5989]

@@gordongreninger6109 In theory. No-one gets that in the real world

[@xavking123]

go old chevy

[@chaosmachinest9930]

Looks like a 95 k1500

[@Tigerfire75]

No the 95 interior was slightly different. The dash and instrument were changed

[@xavking123]

but I am no chevy fan go toyota

[@thorman944]

5.7 & 7.4 heads are fine. factory intakes & carbs could be better.

[@enriqueramirez2427]

how much