First Blazer/4x4
#1
First Blazer/4x4
I am looking for my first 4x4/blazer.. It will be my daily driver and be sued for light offroading/mudding. (nothign too extreme) i am tight on $ and dont plan to put too much money into it.
I found a 94 blazer tahoe edition, 4x4, 4.3 auto, rear positraction..
Would this be a good starters rig? It has good Goodyear wrangler tires.. How are these for 4x4ing? also, what mods/adjustents/aftermarket parts could i use to make this a little better on the trails and mud? i will be doing mainly gravel pit/mud 4x4ing..
Also, how much do lockers cost, and what exactly is positraction? thanks for the help guys.
I found a 94 blazer tahoe edition, 4x4, 4.3 auto, rear positraction..
Would this be a good starters rig? It has good Goodyear wrangler tires.. How are these for 4x4ing? also, what mods/adjustents/aftermarket parts could i use to make this a little better on the trails and mud? i will be doing mainly gravel pit/mud 4x4ing..
Also, how much do lockers cost, and what exactly is positraction? thanks for the help guys.
#2
are your talking about the full size??? if you are, they're good trucks. i got one as a dd. but mines a 93 with a 350/5.7 motor. i'd try finding one with a bigger motor tho. and a lift and mud tires do a lot of good.
#3
Thats a full size blazer, if your looking to just mess around a body lift and bigger tires and youll be set
#4
the positraction is the same thing as a locker, so no need to buy one
#5
If it is the stock G80 diff, then it is an automatic locker, but a weak one at that. They work fairly well for on road and lite offroad, but will break on you if you wheel hard.
And if it has a 4.3L, then it is an s-series.
And if it has a 4.3L, then it is an s-series.
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