2door vs 4door off road.
#61
12-05-2009, 10:49 PM
Now you are talking my language. I love my K5 and I am going to take the wife and kids out tomorrow. Truck is running great and I am excited. I will try and post pics tomrrow night, I am sure my wife will be out of the truck for some of it anyways.
#62
12-06-2009, 07:15 AM
besides, that statement was too little too late-i sent him a letter an hour later.
#63
12-06-2009, 07:59 AM
i knew what they originally came on, i just wasn't sure if those were knock offs or not. and i guess i should've bought the ones that were on Kijiji in March, if they're as hard to find as you say.
some guy had them in Windsor, & dropped his price down to $500. said he had no serious buyers in the 7 weeks he had them listed. i guess since he had them listed in the Toronto listings-without what city they were in listed-not too many people wanted to drive out that far for them. if i had of known that they were that hard to locate-and obviously a steal of a price, i would've made more effort.
some guy had them in Windsor, & dropped his price down to $500. said he had no serious buyers in the 7 weeks he had them listed. i guess since he had them listed in the Toronto listings-without what city they were in listed-not too many people wanted to drive out that far for them. if i had of known that they were that hard to locate-and obviously a steal of a price, i would've made more effort.
#64
12-06-2009, 08:59 AM
According to Wikipedia the difference between the 2dr and the 4dr versions of the 2nd Gen Blazers is a measly 6 inches. I'm sure thats going to make a huge difference on the trail.
My Blazer has many uses, taxi, off-roader, tailer tower and lots of other multi-purpose uses.
The 4dr is more family friendly. From what I have read the 4Dr Blazer and Standard Cab pickup have basically the same wheebase.
How about a dumb question??
What does FTW stand for???
Thanks
My Blazer has many uses, taxi, off-roader, tailer tower and lots of other multi-purpose uses.
The 4dr is more family friendly. From what I have read the 4Dr Blazer and Standard Cab pickup have basically the same wheebase.
How about a dumb question??
What does FTW stand for???
Thanks
Last edited by 96Blazernut; 12-06-2009 at 09:13 AM.
#66
12-06-2009, 10:58 AM
It does. Alot . Just go riding somtime and watch different rigs go up stuff. A 98" WB Cj7 may have problems/or go better than a 106" WB K5 Blazer on the same obstacle. At the end of the day , tires and WB will be the determine how easily/hard you get up stuff. Shorter rigs turn easier but tend to get turn over happy on all corners
Last edited by 86Blazer327; 12-06-2009 at 02:14 PM.
#68
12-06-2009, 12:56 PM
See! I learn something new everyday. Who says you can't learn from the Internet.
