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89 Suburban is gone....added a K5 in it's place..87 V30 WONTON

As I'm pulling the door panels out of the donor I realized I do not know how to disconnect the power window switch? It says twist to remove but it keeps spinning? The dumbest things hang me up sometimes, and this is my first one with power windows I'm taking apart. Any help?
 
Its a cheezy twist off. You have to pull it off as you twist. Sometimes pretty hard. Its one of those tinnerman push on things.
 
Are you guys that run the hubcaps using the stock steel wheels, and if so how wide of a tire are you running?
 
You remember my brothers old blue 2wd?
He was running 33x12.50-15 on those stock width wheels. I personally wouldn't go wider than 10.5, but you know what that truck went through:woot::burnout:
 
haha yeah. I have 315 75 16's on everything else I drive and figured why not if they'll fit.
 
Still wish I had the black pre-runner, except the half dozen transmissions and couple of motors.:saweet:
 
The 80's called and wanted their grill back. Swapped the parts suburban grill onto the K5

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Don't want to hijack @Fastereddie 's thread with my questions. There was mention of a doubler over there and I'd like to hear from people that use them. As of yet I don't rock crawl but wouldn't mind doing the Blazer Bash (next year) and some local runs. I have a ton of desert history that ranges from pro/expert desert motorcycle racing, retrieval / checkpoints for BITD and the local AMA Racing chapter. So background is mostly high speed stuff and never had a use for more than the stock transfer case.

What are the pros and cons of install & use of a doubler? Will it benefit me considering my blazer's intended use or is it beneficial for only rock crawling?
I have 2 K5's that have the th350/203, and if I can swing it I'd like to swap an ORD 205 into the blazer pictured above, unless there's a better solution.
 
I think it adds purpose, practically gives you 3 gears for every scenario.
Figure this, you know a desert truck will flex and crawl just fine, now add the gearing for slow going.. that's gonna be a fun truck. The low gearing makes things that were challenging before seem like a joke.
 
What about an Atlas?
 
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