New to me today.
Been reading since March. Many thanks to all the previous posters and the admins for keeping this going. I've done several builds and this is a nice site with alot of info. Makes it easy, and convinces gullible individuals to buy a vehicle that don't need, just to f**k with it.
I've worked on Astros before and always said "remind me not to buy one of these".
But I had a stroke last August, and somebody posted about AWD and I fell for it. :doh:
So after looking online everywhere I could think of, and several false starts, I bought an Astro in my tiny NC town.
2004 Astro base but AWD.
My plan is a mild lift 235-75-15s
4472 all the time transfer case replacement
some kind of v8 replacement, maybe 350 CPI, maybe 6.0 :shock:
It was fleet bought by the Red Cross. Hopefully well maintained, but nope, the wipers don't even work....I think I remember how to fix that.
Personally I would probably take a PASS on most $9 shocks. But, with the Gabriel name on them, I might consider them for a light duty use.
Rod J
Issaquah, WA
At first I thought they switched units, but then realized they just cut the drive shaft shorter, to fit it in a shipping box.
They could not have made much money on that unit, after the shipping costs all the way across the country.
But, I am not complaining.
Rod J
Issaquah, WA
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