My small 96 Blazer build
#381
Now for what I've accomplished today!
I gave it a bit of a face lift
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I'm hoping the red will fade out just a tad to match my faded paint lol! It is a factory match color or really close its just looks brighter in the pics plus I painted over raw aluminum.
I also added some wheel spacers to the rear.
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That's all for today hopefully I can get some more done soon!
I gave it a bit of a face lift
Before
After
I'm hoping the red will fade out just a tad to match my faded paint lol! It is a factory match color or really close its just looks brighter in the pics plus I painted over raw aluminum.
I also added some wheel spacers to the rear.
Before
After
Before
After
That's all for today hopefully I can get some more done soon!
#382
looks great man comming along very well
#383
Kick ***, the grille paint is a huge improvement, so are the wheel spacers.
#384
I did mine a while back. Did you notice a power increase also?
#385
Thanks guys!!
Newguy I don't know if its any extra power but it feels smoother and its certainly quieter with the clutch fan
Edit: post #2000 I'm a veteran!!!
Newguy I don't know if its any extra power but it feels smoother and its certainly quieter with the clutch fan
Edit: post #2000 I'm a veteran!!!
#386
Congrats on 2000 LOL I will be at that point soon.. yay! we need a cake.
#387
This fat kid loves some cake!!!
#388
Great tutorial! I enjoy reading about your mods, thanks for taking the time to document. Much appreciated.
I forget - where did the fans come from?
Unless I misread, why do you need an on-off switch in the cab?
Where did you mount the temp sensor for the controller? Near the upper radiator hose section of the radiator fins?
Thanks again! great job!
I forget - where did the fans come from?
Unless I misread, why do you need an on-off switch in the cab?
Where did you mount the temp sensor for the controller? Near the upper radiator hose section of the radiator fins?
Thanks again! great job!
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