what have you gotten done on your blazer today?
Will do. Thing for me is that the "cheap" ones are all stamped steel. They're made of thin metal and bend easily. They range from $8-$30. The next step up is $130 and that one didn't come with any new fasteners or a gasket. This one comes with both and as you can see has main cap support to add strength and rigidity both to the housing and to the diff itself. Plus it's 1/4" thick aluminum which I think is much better than flimsy steel.
Edit: forgot to mention it comes with ARP hardware.....
Edit: forgot to mention it comes with ARP hardware.....
Last edited by Mike98Blazer; Dec 19, 2011 at 08:12 PM.
Will do. Thing for me is that the "cheap" ones are all stamped steel. They're made of thin metal and bend easily. They range from $8-$30. The next step up is $130 and that one didn't come with any new fasteners or a gasket. This one comes with both and as you can see has main cap support to add strength and rigidity both to the housing and to the diff itself. Plus it's 1/4" thick aluminum which I think is much better than flimsy steel.
yup i agree with you there
Didn't drove my Blazer today. Rode with my friend in his Silverado. On the way to work this afternoon. We ran into black ice and rolled over 1 or 2 times down the hill and laid back on all 4 wheels before it rest against the tree. Lucky we got out of there with scratches and bruises. Here is the picture of the truck. Really sore right now but could had been worse.
Last edited by chevyblazer9588; Jan 29, 2012 at 10:09 PM.
Didn't drove my Blazer today. Rode with my friend in his Silverado. On the way to work this afternoon. We ran into black ice and rolled over 1 or 2 times down the hill and laid back on all 4 wheels before it rest against the tree. Lucky we got out of there with scratches and bruises. Here is the picture of the truck. Really sore right now but could had been worse.
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