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theeicebox 05-16-2005 10:48 AM

regarding cow bumper and body lift
 
hi, i am looking in the near future to install a body lift but i am wouried that latter on i want a cow pusher(tube brush guard) with a winch on it woun't work with the body lift. or no? or is there some mods involed. yes i can't spell. :wink:

Therhinosranger 05-16-2005 12:55 PM


Originally Posted by theeicebox
hi, i am looking in the near future to install a body lift but i am wouried that latter on i want a cow pusher(tube brush guard) with a winch on it woun't work with the body lift. or no? or is there some mods involed. yes i can't spell. :wink:

they don't make really that many brushguards for our truck that have winch capabilites.....but in any case special fabrication can be done to allow the brushgaurd to fit..

loneFX4 05-16-2005 01:43 PM

im pretty sure most brush guards bolt on below the bumper so raising the body wont do anything and you should even do fine if you decide to put the bumper brackets on.

TReff 05-16-2005 05:15 PM

the bumper brackets are weak that come with the body lift!
I wouldnt rec.!

loneFX4 05-16-2005 07:01 PM

^^^yea, which is one reason i dont have one cuz i couldnt deal with the bumper gaps. just giving the kid an answer to his question.

Therhinosranger 05-16-2005 07:52 PM


Originally Posted by loneFX4
im pretty sure most brush guards bolt on below the bumper so raising the body wont do anything and you should even do fine if you decide to put the bumper brackets on.


if you move up the bumpers there will be a space of three inches between the bumper and the brushguard....if you have a brushguard that has bolts for the bumper along with the frame then it will not work right.....special brackets can be made to move the brushguard back to the current location

SoundPer4mance 05-16-2005 07:54 PM

the bumper you want will bolt to the frame. to make it strong enough to winch with, you will have to fab one to work with the body lift

SONICEDGE03 06-03-2005 09:51 AM

Yeah, to my knowledge, no one makes a brushguard for our trucks that has winch capabilities. You can run a front reciever which mounts to the frame and put a winch on that, but if you body lift, you will have to cut a hole in the valance.


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