84 S10 Blazer 4x4 2.8 5spd
#12
sorry brother, no-can-do.
the 2.8 is a 60* engine, while the 4.3 is a 90* engine.
but it really doesn't matter which 4WD 5 speed you're looking for-they're freakin' impossible to find! i know, since i was without my truck for 4 1/2 months after owning it just 5 weeks, 'cause my bellhousing was cracked to within a couple of inches from being 2 seperate pieces!
the 2.8 is a 60* engine, while the 4.3 is a 90* engine.
but it really doesn't matter which 4WD 5 speed you're looking for-they're freakin' impossible to find! i know, since i was without my truck for 4 1/2 months after owning it just 5 weeks, 'cause my bellhousing was cracked to within a couple of inches from being 2 seperate pieces!
#13
sorry brother, no-can-do.
the 2.8 is a 60* engine, while the 4.3 is a 90* engine.
but it really doesn't matter which 4WD 5 speed you're looking for-they're freakin' impossible to find! i know, since i was without my truck for 4 1/2 months after owning it just 5 weeks, 'cause my bellhousing was cracked to within a couple of inches from being 2 seperate pieces!
the 2.8 is a 60* engine, while the 4.3 is a 90* engine.
but it really doesn't matter which 4WD 5 speed you're looking for-they're freakin' impossible to find! i know, since i was without my truck for 4 1/2 months after owning it just 5 weeks, 'cause my bellhousing was cracked to within a couple of inches from being 2 seperate pieces!
#14
the 4.3L's 4WD, 5 speed trans is all one piece.
ie, no seperate bell housing. so again, NFG!
you're kinda stuck with the 2.8 family of trans to solve/repair your issues.
either that, or you just upgrade to a 4.3 swap. but again (from experience) those are just as hard to find.
ie, no seperate bell housing. so again, NFG!
you're kinda stuck with the 2.8 family of trans to solve/repair your issues.
either that, or you just upgrade to a 4.3 swap. but again (from experience) those are just as hard to find.
#15
Blazer sat up till 2011 when in the summer I found a super smokin deal on Craiglist and got a low mileage pull off T5 with NP207C attached that didnt even need a chain off a 88 Blazer for $100 bill! Put it in that fall and had it goin since. The 2.8 has still been goin and goin although weak on highway head winds and mountains kill it. I picked up a good 80k mile running pull out 91 Camaro 3.1 to out in it soon. Thats why I am selling th unfinished 3.4 stuff and headers , I dont need that many parts for one truck.
#16
The 3.1 is only a small step over a 2.8. I'd drop it in and drive the wheels off it but rebuild the 3.4. Only reason I don't still have a 3.4 is cause of 35s and 1 ton axles. If I could find a cummings 4bt this year ill be at a engine swap every year for the past 4 years in this blazer lol.
#17
I went ahead and listed this Blazer for sale with extra 3.1 engine included. Runs and drive good with 2.8 currently and tagged and inspected. $1500 obo. See my Blog
Letting her go « Theburntpotato's Blog
Letting her go « Theburntpotato's Blog
#18
I removed the add shortly after listing it, I am going to follow thru with the 3.1 swap and get her going again. The 2.8 popped a freeze plug after sitting a few months might have froze.. oops LOL
#19
For something interesting ,, you could look into the small V8's out of the cadillac line up. Those are the metric bellhousing as well. The northstar series are very close to it as well. A slight mod or bolt omission I belive is all thats needed.
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