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Old Jan 15, 2012 | 12:41 PM
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Originally Posted by tibby
First off, good looking blazer! I like the lift!

And what they are saying is get aftermarket wheels or wheels that came stock on a camaro or 2wd blazer and then see about how far they stick out with the 31's.
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I had a look on Fleabay here and there is a total of 1 set for sale lol

4 x Genuine/Original Cheverolet Camaro Alloy Wheels, Taken From 1988 "Iroc Z" | eBay

Will these fit?
 
Old Jan 15, 2012 | 08:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Rudolph
Thanks fo that

I had a look on Fleabay here and there is a total of 1 set for sale lol

4 x Genuine/Original Cheverolet Camaro Alloy Wheels, Taken From 1988 "Iroc Z" | eBay

Will these fit?
Dang that's cheap! lol. Nice find. And yes, they will fit. Those are schmexy wheels. A couple guys on here have those, some have painted them too. Like Warthogdriver's.
 
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Aye, they are cheap now- no doubt the price will increase drastically
 
Old Jan 16, 2012 | 08:49 AM
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like the look of the 2" lift, was it easy to do the tb crank,
my blazer came with 235's on the front and 255's on the rear, on standard rims and they still don't fill the arches
 
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If that's a 4WD truck, swap those tires asap or don't ever put it in 4x4. You'll ruin your truck really quick doing that.
 
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Originally Posted by TheRandom1
If that's a 4WD truck, swap those tires asap or don't ever put it in 4x4. You'll ruin your truck really quick doing that.
thats how it came,what problem will i have
 
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If you put the truck in 4WD you'll be spinning the rear tires at a different speed as the fronts putting more stress on the axles, transfer case, transmission, etc, probably blowing whichever of those is the weakest. You NEVER put different sized tires on a 4X4.
 
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Originally Posted by heartattack
like the look of the 2" lift, was it easy to do the tb crank,
my blazer came with 235's on the front and 255's on the rear, on standard rims and they still don't fill the arches
The TB crank was done in about 10 minutes...both sides. The shackles were easy as well (except the last bolt) Took more time to make them then to fit 'em

And as TheRandom1 said - match all tyres size wise or never put it in 4wd
 
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Originally Posted by tibby
Dang that's cheap! lol. Nice find. And yes, they will fit. Those are schmexy wheels. A couple guys on here have those, some have painted them too. Like Warthogdriver's.


Bet stock rims ever (even though it's not blazer-stock :P)
 
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Originally Posted by CraigSnedeker


Bet stock rims ever (even though it's not blazer-stock :P)
That looks very good indeed.
Is your blazer satin black?
 



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