s-series owners in the lower mainland,,,
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s-series owners in the lower mainland,,,
pick a part has a 4 dr 97 jimmy 4wd 5sp!!!
from my understanding the rear dif in these are the 8.5"(read this somewhere) which is the same as a zr2 dif but with standard width!!! so it would be a direct bolt in without changing your stance
also an IRON FRONT DIFF!!!
getter while it's still there
I would have grabbed both by now but with christmas and all, I will have to wait....
found where I read it...
from my understanding the rear dif in these are the 8.5"(read this somewhere) which is the same as a zr2 dif but with standard width!!! so it would be a direct bolt in without changing your stance
also an IRON FRONT DIFF!!!
getter while it's still there
I would have grabbed both by now but with christmas and all, I will have to wait....found where I read it...
But as far as your blazer's specs...all 5-speed blazers came with the 8.5" rear end, but while the 5-speeds were uncommon, even more so uncommon were the 5-speed 4WD blazers...and that would mean that you have the iron front differential as well (assuming you have push button 4wd, not the old lever shift).
Last edited by 69chevelle; Dec 8, 2010 at 01:00 AM.
To my knowledge, GM never produced a manual transmission 4dr (at least not a 2nd gen anyhow). Not to say that some industrious person couldn't make it happen though.
Other than that, it may have an iron front diff housing, but I don't think they all did.
Other than that, it may have an iron front diff housing, but I don't think they all did.
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I just saw it on their website, so it's possible it's a mistype
"GMC S10 Jimmy 1997 4DSUV 4.3 Sfi Std K 4x4 Black 65-10-1752"
they are by far the cheapest wrecker around here.
http://www.pickapart.ca/price_list.php
probably not as cheap as down in the states though :P
"GMC S10 Jimmy 1997 4DSUV 4.3 Sfi Std K 4x4 Black 65-10-1752"
they are by far the cheapest wrecker around here.
http://www.pickapart.ca/price_list.php
probably not as cheap as down in the states though :P
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