Lets see your aftermarket lights.
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From: Winnipeg, Manitoba
LOL the day. If that were true I'd be calling you while I'm at work to help save MY DAY lol.
You have a lot of lights for sure, so does John (giovanni) I only have a few... but it's not a pissing contest, it's to show what blazers look like with aftermarket lights.
I'm not too sure of this but he has a ZR2, they weren't made in '95, were they?
You're just trying to show off & "save the day" lmao... but the '95 looks damn good I must say!
On topic I have a set of Bully hitch mount reverse lights installed, 3 way switch on/reverse/off. They're good, light up fairly well, great for hooking up to a trailer, but they come to a point together 20' or so behind the truck. Not enough spread for my needs/likes - off road illumination spread, backing up in a parking lot. I have LED reverse lights, enough for people to see me but not enough for me to see what's behind me, but really do work well & are good quality.
You have a lot of lights for sure, so does John (giovanni) I only have a few... but it's not a pissing contest, it's to show what blazers look like with aftermarket lights.
I'm not too sure of this but he has a ZR2, they weren't made in '95, were they?
You're just trying to show off & "save the day" lmao... but the '95 looks damn good I must say!
On topic I have a set of Bully hitch mount reverse lights installed, 3 way switch on/reverse/off. They're good, light up fairly well, great for hooking up to a trailer, but they come to a point together 20' or so behind the truck. Not enough spread for my needs/likes - off road illumination spread, backing up in a parking lot. I have LED reverse lights, enough for people to see me but not enough for me to see what's behind me, but really do work well & are good quality.
Last edited by Rottidog; Dec 22, 2011 at 10:30 PM.
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From: Char-town, NC
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Dang, easy with the hostility in here. I could break the tension with a butter knife 
. But the bad part is, I don't have any roof lights and my mpg is probably the same as thog's lol. But actually, the closest thing they made to a zr2 back then when my truck was built was the z85 I guess which is what I gotz. The z85 is heavy duty suspension package which means increased cargo capacity in the rear. (no pun intended).
But back on topic, what kind of lights are you thinking about op? Any thoughts or suggestions?
You like 'em square or circular?
I wish I had roof lights like thog's and back up lights like gio's. Dang they are both extremely bright!
. But the bad part is, I don't have any roof lights and my mpg is probably the same as thog's lol. But actually, the closest thing they made to a zr2 back then when my truck was built was the z85 I guess which is what I gotz. The z85 is heavy duty suspension package which means increased cargo capacity in the rear. (no pun intended).But back on topic, what kind of lights are you thinking about op? Any thoughts or suggestions?
You like 'em square or circular?
I wish I had roof lights like thog's and back up lights like gio's. Dang they are both extremely bright!
Last edited by tibby; Dec 23, 2011 at 02:16 AM.
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Joined: Jul 2011
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From: columbia s,c
i personally think the square ones look better and i think it looks better with only 2 or 3 cuz i dont like it to look like im trying to hard with my roof lights. mine are pretty bright for just 2 55 watt autozone lights. ive been debating going to circular but i just think that they will stand out to much on the roof.
by the way is the z85 package a special thing that not many have cuz i got the z85 package too and i was just wondering. my stock height blazer always has sat about an inch and a half talller than other stock height blazers.
by the way is the z85 package a special thing that not many have cuz i got the z85 package too and i was just wondering. my stock height blazer always has sat about an inch and a half talller than other stock height blazers.