Hey everyone, I'd like your input on something...
My 87 Chevy is a heck of a snow pusher and I don't want to change anything in the suspension or the plow setup. The tires more than fill the openings (they may be a little large for a non-lifted truck, but I like them).
While this thing does what I want it to do, I would like it to sit a little bit higher- cab wise. As I said, I am fine with the suspension setup (including height). Is there any reason why I shouldn't put a body lift on this truck? I know all the things associated with installing them- I have done plenty in the past. I am just wondering if there are any plowing-related issues that might keep me from wanting to do this.
I have a question about the 88 also, but I'll put it in the Chevy truck forum- its not as much plow-related.
Thanks everyone.
My 87 Chevy is a heck of a snow pusher and I don't want to change anything in the suspension or the plow setup. The tires more than fill the openings (they may be a little large for a non-lifted truck, but I like them).
While this thing does what I want it to do, I would like it to sit a little bit higher- cab wise. As I said, I am fine with the suspension setup (including height). Is there any reason why I shouldn't put a body lift on this truck? I know all the things associated with installing them- I have done plenty in the past. I am just wondering if there are any plowing-related issues that might keep me from wanting to do this.
I have a question about the 88 also, but I'll put it in the Chevy truck forum- its not as much plow-related.
Thanks everyone.