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Old Nov 10, 2009 | 09:55 AM
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Originally Posted by old skool luvr
1. see how you put a "dot" in there, instead of a "colon" like you did in your original post? that's what i was correcting you on. not because i was nitpicking you, but to clarify for the novice that's reading a post, who wouldn't know better.
2. 4.11's in a 1st gen? like the saying goes, "pic's or i don't believe it". i had 3.42's in my '92 Jimmy, and that was the highest you could get. i wanted 3.73's for all the towing i do, but couldn't find any for the front diff (and the $ for the rear was stupid anyways)



nope. that was $550 for a new ring/pinion, bearings, seals, and out the door.

My 88 came factory with 4.11s 2.5 with a 5 speed reg cab 2wd.

My blazer has factory 3.73s in it, 2.8 auto 4x4

I already posted the RPO codes for anything you could have ordered from GM. If you don't wanna believe it was an option I can't help it.
 
Old Nov 15, 2009 | 04:05 PM
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well it lives again..took us about 5 hours (lack of tools and goofin off lol)but it was not a bad job.stil have to run new break lines and swap the drums.might not even swap them.its just a beater anyway...but the 4x4 works hi and low so i'm pretty happy...thanks for all the help guys
 
Old Nov 15, 2009 | 05:53 PM
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Congrats, if you get interested in getting rid of all the brake stuff off that rearend give me a PM. Everybody around here wants an arm and leg for it.
 
Old Nov 15, 2009 | 08:26 PM
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well it lives again..took us about 5 hours (lack of tools and goofin off lol)but it was not a bad job......thanks for all the help guys
glad to see you're mobile again. 5 hours? with "goofing off" time? that's not bad, you could've been fighting the whole time with stubourn rusty bolts, and end up pissed off by the end of it, good job.

Originally Posted by neo71665
My 88 came factory with 4.11s 2.5 with a 5 speed reg cab 2wd.

My blazer has factory 3.73s in it, 2.8 auto 4x4

I already posted the RPO codes for anything you could have ordered from GM. If you don't wanna believe it was an option I can't help it.
first, it's not that i didn't believe you (well, i sorta didn't), it's just that i was on the mindset of talking about 4.3's. as soon as you mentoned the 2.5L with stick, i knew that would be the ratio of choice for the factory-'cause nothing else would get the truck rollin'. i had a friend in high school who was always bragging how his car came from the factory with 4.11's in it, but used to get royally pissed @ us when we bugged him they were in a Lada of all things! he still gets upset whenever it's brought up.

so my bad for sounding off like that neo. bet the little Dime would lay a (little) strip with ease, eh.
 
Old Nov 16, 2009 | 10:01 AM
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Originally Posted by old skool luvr
so my bad for sounding off like that neo. bet the little Dime would lay a (little) strip with ease, eh.


Its all good. The thing would light up the tires in 4 gears and bark the 5th. Prolly why I had 2 different 4 bangers in it before the v8 swap.
 
Old Nov 16, 2009 | 05:16 PM
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we did'nt even drop the leaf springs.thats prolly why it did'nt take long.i was thinking 5 hours was long...lol
 
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Originally Posted by echild
we did'nt even drop the leaf springs.thats prolly why it did'nt take long.i was thinking 5 hours was long...lol
it was, i was just being a smart ***. but that's all good, at least it's back together and running-without any extra parts lying around, right?!?
 
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yeah its all together,no extra bolts or nuts.lol
 
Old Feb 14, 2011 | 06:58 PM
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wow 700.00 seems like a lot when you do the R@R
 
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