its a 95 blazer which has went through about three rebuild but ill just go wit the last one. i finally went as far as i want to with it for now is has 2.5 ton axles 48in tall cut american farmers tire 16 in wide aluminum wheels stock 4.3 and thats about it except all the fab work but thats all just basic build stuff

 

Welcome! What are you going to be running for a drive train in it (motor/trans/transfer case)?

 

oh im running the stock 4.3 a 208 case and 4l60e trans the 3 to one gears in the case and the 6:71 gears in the axles make the tires fairly easy to turn unless im in some real thick stuff

 

Must be a Florida truck.
Looks like a great design for straight line mud bogs.
Nice build, can't wait to see how it does with a drivetrain.

 

What are you using for the driveshafts? That looks like it'll have some serious angles once all put together.

 

What brakes are you going to run? Pinion brakes?

 

yea my cusin works for advanced driveline here in florida so the angles werent a problem and i clocked the 208 down so the front shaft would be at a better angle and it has all 1410 u joints. and as far as the brakes im using a pinion brake way cheaper than buying the disk brake kit for the axles and stops real good

 

Dude this thing needs to be in our next calendar... BADA$$ rig man, I would love to do that to my blazer one day!!!

I think I have found my favorite blazer, sorry Greg, you moved back into 2nd in my heart...

 

Thanks man ill post some more pictures of it glad someone likes it lol

 

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