Project Jeep-killing Chevy. 2000 4x4 Blazer
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Eshaw, they still make them. Heres a link to it at summit
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yeah, they do all look very similar now... I didnt used to be a fan of the four doors, but after working on a few Panameras I started to like them. I dont like their SUVs though. They are a pita to work on and just not built to the same quality as the cars
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yeah, they do all look very similar now... I didnt used to be a fan of the four doors, but after working on a few Panameras I started to like them. I dont like their SUVs though. They are a pita to work on and just not built to the same quality as the cars
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DonL! It's doing alright..Had a lot going on lately..too many projects and too little time, so I havent been on here much.
Engine is back in, have been playing with tune slightly. Still need a wideband o2 before I can fully get into it though. I had it out for an event a couple months back, held up well for the most part... at the end i noticed some ATF leaking.. havent looked into it much, but I suspect I split another transfer case. Maybe a driveline angle issue of some sort, but I have a lot more to look at before I know for sure.
Other than that all I've really done is swap my old halogen roof lights for much brighter 7" led pods
Engine is back in, have been playing with tune slightly. Still need a wideband o2 before I can fully get into it though. I had it out for an event a couple months back, held up well for the most part... at the end i noticed some ATF leaking.. havent looked into it much, but I suspect I split another transfer case. Maybe a driveline angle issue of some sort, but I have a lot more to look at before I know for sure.
Other than that all I've really done is swap my old halogen roof lights for much brighter 7" led pods
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