Yeah, after all these storyes i will

 

Got some stuff done to the blazer today!
Changed the rear part of the exhaust, and rear shocks
Was a clean job, took about one and an half hour

Forgot to lube the body mount bolts tough, typical.. hehe.

 

Got time to wire up the rest of the lights this evning, i'm pretty happy with the lights now. Just have to adjust them and make sure they are pointing the right direction and i'm done with that project next on the to do list is:

-Get the car throug the periodical control, in Norway we have to get the car inspected every 2 year. Do you?
-Perform an alignment check, to see that the wheels are lined up. Don't want to wear out the new tires!!
-Some small fixes, door-panels are ratteling, seat heat isn't working and so on.

Attaching some photos of the lights, in the dark!

 

Got some stuff done to the blazer this weekend, i installed the body lift kit and my spacers

Pictures:

Before:



After:





Cleaned it up just quick





my dad's truck too
















Also put in a new pioneer head unit, will post pictures when i get my phone-holder and get it set up

Next on the list will be to spray the frame with black protective paint, dont know what the english word is..
I'm also trying to find some mudflaps too mount, but i cant find anything i like. does anybody have some recommendations? it has to be flexible and rather large.. the car is rust free, but it wont last long with those spacers and tires!

 

Did a quick engine wash today, and cut my flares a little bit. it doesn't show from the side luckily

Had to improvice an cai when i mounted the body lift kit this weekend, and also cut the exhaust tail a little bit.

Some pictures. Sorry about the bad quality but i hope you enjoy anyways!









the new head unit


Next on the list will be mudflaps and painting the frame. I'm currently mailing with a guy at "Arctic trucks" an islandic firm that has an dealer in Norway. I'll probably end up buying those. They are 12" x 18" inch, and i plan on making an construction that allows me to hang up the mudflaps when offroading. I'm also going to have a service, changing fluids and so on when i get the time.

what kind of oil do you use in your tranny and differencials?

 

You're truck is looking awesome! Nice work.

 

what are you running that aux cable too? and where is it coming back out?

 

Thanks! I'm using it with mp3-players and phones and so on, in addition too the usb it comes out in the glovebox

 

Truck looks nice! Really digging those flares.

 

Thanks!

Used the blazer for pulling a trailer yesterday, worked great