2 wheel drive s10 blazer
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I have been really surprised with the prices for s10 parts actually a lot cheaper than a full size 150 for both fenders shipped grill was 70 bucks hood was a little over 400.
pretty much the only expensive stuff left is exhaust and maybe a chip for the computer.
then paint I am thinking charcoal grey with blue purple and silver flames
kinda like the old school yellow orange and red flame job
pretty much the only expensive stuff left is exhaust and maybe a chip for the computer.
then paint I am thinking charcoal grey with blue purple and silver flames
kinda like the old school yellow orange and red flame job
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no its a 2''
decided to thin out the heard a little to focus on some of the project I really want. this blazer was only a wild hair idea cause I found it
I like the way s10 look but I don't like the way they feel inside
but I probably won't get my price so it will more than likely stay with me
decided to thin out the heard a little to focus on some of the project I really want. this blazer was only a wild hair idea cause I found it
I like the way s10 look but I don't like the way they feel inside
but I probably won't get my price so it will more than likely stay with me
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ya its hard to believe they are a stock gm wheel
zq8 wheels for the s10's
they look awesome on a 80's monte carlo or malibu
zq8 wheels for the s10's
they look awesome on a 80's monte carlo or malibu
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finally got it back from the exhaust shop yesterday 2.5 pipe with flowmaster 40 series. no mistaking that it has a v8 now it has a good rumble to it.
got some plastidip and painted the front clip to temp. protect it from the weather until I can finish the body work and paint it.
all that is left is to modify the new core support for the radiator and install the front clip.
I drove it around the block after getting it home definitely needs a posi in the rear. it is a quick little bastard now.
got some plastidip and painted the front clip to temp. protect it from the weather until I can finish the body work and paint it.
all that is left is to modify the new core support for the radiator and install the front clip.
I drove it around the block after getting it home definitely needs a posi in the rear. it is a quick little bastard now.
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after extensive modification to the core support I got the radiator mounted and hooked up. and ran the engine for about 20 minutes.
started to hook up the fan control to the fans and called it a night.
started to hook up the fan control to the fans and called it a night.
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1 step forward three steps back
got the radiator all mounted hooked up filled fans mounted. drilled a hole in the front of the core support to route the wires for the fans. the drill bit caught and pulled threw drilling a hole right threw the lowest tube in the radiator and might have got the ac condenser as well.
so now I get to pull it back out and find a way to fix the hole or spend 150 bucks to get another one.
got the radiator all mounted hooked up filled fans mounted. drilled a hole in the front of the core support to route the wires for the fans. the drill bit caught and pulled threw drilling a hole right threw the lowest tube in the radiator and might have got the ac condenser as well.
so now I get to pull it back out and find a way to fix the hole or spend 150 bucks to get another one.
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