Call me nuts. But I want to lift my 2000 Astro AWD. Who says it's only the "BIG" boys that can have fun.
Besides body on fame lift couldn't be easier. Plan to run 35 inch All Terrain T/A's in winter and Long Trail T/A's in summer.
Already have dual exhaust (sound like a Tahoe Have to find a grill/brush guard.
Cheers R
Ok, your nuts.
A very capable unit, especially if you have a locking rear end. Its not quite a body on frame - it is a unibody, but still easy to do, especially for the AWD.
On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 23:50:25 -0500, "Rob Bennett" wrote something wonderfully witty:
Ya need somethin to two the trailer from park to park right?
I might be wrong, but the front suspension is essentially that of an S-10 and get a set of arched springs to fit the back. Unless you do a solid axle conversion, I highly doubt you will get anywhere near 35's to fit!
Actually it's nothing like an S-10. Wheels don't interchange at all with S-10. The front end & brake components are all 1/2 ton Chevy truck. Always been that way. Late model (+2003) Astros even share the six lug setup and rear disk brakes of Suburbans and Tahoes
Rayvan
Yeah, you may be nuts (or not) but what the hell, if you've got the $ to burn, perhaps that astro would become a cool toy. as for myself, i wouldn't do it even if i had the $, but thats just me.
REALY...hmmmm...I honestly was completely wrong!
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