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Blazer Bash to do lists?

cybrfire

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What do your guys' lists look like?

Mine is pretty long and fairly involved. We just started rebuilding the engine in the blazer. Alot of things I'll be changing up at the same time including new instrumentation for the engine.

Some photos of the engine work to come.

Some Driveshaft work. Last time out I popped 5 ujoints and the last one took the ears off the shaft when it went.

Blazer could use a real CB radio.

On board air needs a new check valve between the air tank and the pump. Leaks down through the pump.

Gotta get the crewcab finished up which is out of my hands right now and get a trailer purchased.
 
Paint, shocks, shackle flip, interior, engine rebuild, and a small wiring issue
got all the parts just not the time.
 
My summer to do list:

1) finally replace the trans that pops out of 3rd

2) install my hi-steer

3) Install 56s up front, longer good quality shocks, and a real front d-shaft

4) Make a metal frame for the bed and put racks on it for the kayaks

5) Move the tank between the frame rails.
 
Front bumper
rear bumper
t-case/ tranny mount
hydo-assist steering
convert a/c to onboard air

maybe get a trailer so I don't have to drive it down. :rolleyes:

convince wife to go down this year
 
Finish up making a couple trans/t-case crossmembers, fab up the triple shifters, wheel a bunch here in CO and then drive the buggy onto the trailer to head to Moab in Sept ;)
 
My summer list is pretty long, and I don't think I am going to make the bash this year, although I want to.

Install 4" lift
10b/14bsf install
Replace bed sides, rockers, tailpan, inner fenderwells, rear cargo floor, tailgate posts, doors, and tailgate
Paint
Replace exhaust
Replace worn th350
Get a front driveline installed
New wheels/tires

There is more, but I don't want to make this post a half page.:grin:
 
Oh man....You guys have lists? You're already ahead of the game!
I have so many things I have to do to get my truck wheelable....
Fix Death Wobble
Regear axles
Lockers
new master cylinder
trim fenders a little more
fix stripped lug on front axle
I'm sure there is some other stuff too.......
 
first find a part time job for the summer.

1.Need frame brace for steering frame area
2.sway bar disconnect
3. axles swap really want d60 but have a 3/4 suburban with d44 and 14 ff that will have to do for now
4.gearing 38s and 3.07 1974 gearing really suck
5.trackion bar
6. high steer with hydro
7. 203/205 doubler
8. and finally a 383 or a big block
9. o cant forget the new rims and tires because of the eight lug :(
do get to look foward to pissing of the home owners association with my blazer:)
 
first find a part time job for the summer
x2

front end rebuild - locker, 35 spline outers, and kingpin work
shocks and towers for the front
new mc
Go over cooling system - new radiator, water pump and hoses
harnesses
some tube work and maybe narrow the thing front and rear. I am sure there is more. Hopefully I can get all this done for a rubicon run in July...
 
1. Graduate college.
2. Get a real job.
3. Stay single.
4. Retire.
5. Spend savings on building the blazer and buying a towrig/trailer.
6. Drive to Moab.
7. Wheel.
8. Die due lack of food and water, couldn't fit it in the budget and I'll be really old when all of this is complete so my body just gave out.:doah:
 
1. Graduate college.
2. Get a real job.
3. Stay single.
4. Retire.
5. Spend savings on building the blazer and buying a towrig/trailer.
6. Drive to Moab.
7. Wheel.
8. Die due lack of food and water, couldn't fit it in the budget and I'll be really old when all of this is complete so my body just gave out.:doah:
:haha:
 
Man I wish I could put retirement on my list so soon after getting a real job. :D

My list will prolly have death before retirement. :doah:
 
1. Wash
2. Wax
3. Purchase and install LS2:D
4. Remove a few hundred pounds
5. Tune shocks


Or just load it on the trailer and go wheeling?:haha:
 

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