done for the day, amazing how different it feels. The back lowered just about perfect.
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Blazer's 85 Suburban "Twinkie"
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Blazer Bash repair update
I am changing the oil .....
I am changing the oil .....
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Spare oil filter???
yup carry it with me all the time
There's a good reason for That.
So decided not to change the oil. It was visibly still clean, and I think I did it last year.
So I decided to get the steering wheel to be straighter when its going down the road. Worked out well.
Also tightened all the u-bolts on the axles
So I decided to get the steering wheel to be straighter when its going down the road. Worked out well.
Also tightened all the u-bolts on the axles
Some issues,trail fixed those
Traction bar busted in half.
Steering box decided it wanted to not be bolted to the frame any more
DOH!
Traction bar
I think that because I took the overloads off. The bar did a ton more work and decided to snap in half.
and my custom got from my brother fixed once already steering box brace also snapped in half
So I have ordered a new brace from ORD. As well as the frame repair kits front and back for the frame.
Going to pull the box, the radiator and anything else that is in the way and totally redo the whole thing. May look into redoing the whole front crossmember.
Build
Break
Repeat
Break
Repeat
Don't forget the hood pins.
Two words: Abomb
Yup those too
Steering parts are here
