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I just (10-23-08)traded my Jeep for a 91 full size Blazer. I will be doing lots of work to get her wearI want her.I'm gonna have lots of questions and hope to get some good answers from people who have been there done that.
My first question is an easy one. The Blazer has a 5 or 6 inch body lift. The brake cable no longer fits and Ihave not been able tofind an adaptor or longer cable? Any suggestions?
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1993 s10 blazer 4*4 lt tahoe
replaced engine (spun a rod 3 of them)
180,000 miles on body
under 10,000 on rebuilt engine
rough country suspension
4.3l c
So what is the problem? Is the cable disconnected now? If that is the case, then you may be able to find a cable from a pickup from the same year range (mid-80s to 91). You may have to look at the cable lengths for short box regular cab, short box extended cab and long box regular cab to see which one fits.
Depending on the parts store, you may be able to order the appropriate cables just to measure them. You should be able to measure the cables you have on your truck now and figure out how much longer you will need.
Actually... I just looked them up on RockAuto.com. For your truck, the stock front cable is 65.5" long. Left cable, 54" long. Right cable, 76.5". If you look at the fullsize trucks, you should be able to find a front cable that is a little longer to accomodate your lift.
New (1991) K5 Blazer Owner
