[Snowblazer]

Acquired this rig for next to nothing. Pretty well road ready. Broke a brake line and power steering return first few days but now no issues.
Picked up this plow for a few hundred bucks. Made a plow bracket myself. Figured I’d post it on here cause I only found a few posts about it.
I had the plow on to see if it functions, but right now there’s no snow so I took it off again to make some repairs and give it a bit of paint. I’ll post a pic next time it’s on.
I have a 2” front and 1” rear level kit ordered as with the plow up this rig is within 2-3” to the ground.

 

[Nbowner]

Thats impressive man love that it fits and the lift should definitely give the ground clearance your looking for once everything is put together

 

[Snowblazer]

Thats impressive man love that it fits and the lift should definitely give the ground clearance your looking for once everything is put together

Thanks, still going to be low but do able I think.

 

[Nbowner]

Thats always good maybe stiffer springs might help

 

[Snowblazer]

I looked at a few sites and couldn’t find any. I have bilstein 5100 shocks on my ram 1500 and I would’ve went that route for the lift but spacers will do the job I think and they’re cheaper. With the 5100s you’ll get a higher ride height with the same comfort.

 

[Nbowner]

You could always look into tahoe springs they might fit as i kno some ppl have swapped them in the rear as they are stiffer

 

[Snowblazer]

They don’t fit the front, even thecanyons and Colorados are different. From what I’ve been reading anyways I could be wrong

 

[Snowblazer]

More pics

no counter weight in the back yet, plus still waiting on my level kit. Should be ok i think

 

[Nbowner]

I thought it would sag more than what it is the spacers will definitely help with tire to fender spacing