Greetings,
new to the forum, am finalizing purchase of a 2012 Chevy Express 1500 AWD low mileage window van with a tow package and the G80 limited slip diff I was looking for.
Aside from being my daily driver, this rig will be spending time on the beach (old surfer), not going to be charging sand dunes, just rolling along the flats for no more then a half mile or so, however the sand does get churned up during summer. So thinking a 2"-2.5" or so body lift along with an uptick in tire size and some new shocks should be sufficient...?
Having read a dizzing array of what folks on the forum have done with their AWD Express vans to improve ride heights and suspension, would welcome suggestions from the 'been there, done that' crew on best way to accomplish this.
thnx!
new to the forum, am finalizing purchase of a 2012 Chevy Express 1500 AWD low mileage window van with a tow package and the G80 limited slip diff I was looking for.
Aside from being my daily driver, this rig will be spending time on the beach (old surfer), not going to be charging sand dunes, just rolling along the flats for no more then a half mile or so, however the sand does get churned up during summer. So thinking a 2"-2.5" or so body lift along with an uptick in tire size and some new shocks should be sufficient...?
Having read a dizzing array of what folks on the forum have done with their AWD Express vans to improve ride heights and suspension, would welcome suggestions from the 'been there, done that' crew on best way to accomplish this.
thnx!
