hello from pennsylvania
#1
hello from pennsylvania
hey the name is joe, or winkler lol
i just bought a 1996 chevy blazer 4x4 4 dr LS with 240,xxx miles... it runs and drives like a dream ... hoping i can get a lot more miles out of it.
I have named it the "Green Lantern" as i plan to get plenty of off road lights on it lol
i may not take it off road a lot due to the mileage but i like the style of adding lights
im always open for opinions and slight tweaks to do stuff on my 4 days off of work so i will be doing some hard research trying to do some modifications... so if ya all kno anything help me out
i just bought a 1996 chevy blazer 4x4 4 dr LS with 240,xxx miles... it runs and drives like a dream ... hoping i can get a lot more miles out of it.
I have named it the "Green Lantern" as i plan to get plenty of off road lights on it lol
i may not take it off road a lot due to the mileage but i like the style of adding lights
im always open for opinions and slight tweaks to do stuff on my 4 days off of work so i will be doing some hard research trying to do some modifications... so if ya all kno anything help me out
thanks,
Winkler91
Winkler91
#4
You ought to invest into a cold air intake a mod u might like to do is what i did to my blazer i spend $2.00 to do it buy a paint pen from walmart and paint ur interior bulbs just the bulbs not the connectors make sure there dry when u put them in mine r red and blue been done since march and no problems even gauge lights make sure ur gauge bulbs r removable mine was another cheap mod would b painting exterior emblems and badges
#5
Hi Joe! I live in Pennsylvania too. We bought our first Blazer in December since we needed a family vehicle with 4X4 to get through occasional heavy snow but did not want to make too large of an investment. It's a 1998 LS, four-door model, maroon, with 134,000 miles. It drives like a new vehicle, and is built better than most of the new, over-engineered, over-priced plastic/aluminum clown cars coming out of the factories these days. I won't mind spending money on it in the future to make repairs or do maintenance since I really like the Blazer and expect to keep it for a long time.
Here's a thread that I've already found veyr useful...
https://blazerforum.com/forum/genera...r-quirks-5771/
Here's a thread that I've already found veyr useful...
https://blazerforum.com/forum/genera...r-quirks-5771/
Last edited by jprife; 05-12-2013 at 07:31 PM.
#6
If you like the 98 and up frontend you can do a front end conversion there is always jimmy and bravada dont forget the hombre frontend conversions too tint windows different wheels and tires different hood lights mirrors lifts those are a few mods the list of mods are endless it is whatever tou think u like
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