CK5
Register an account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members.

Blazer's 85 Suburban "Twinkie"

Remember fatigue is a built up thing.

You can replace u-joint's axle yokes etc. but at the end of the day your driveshaft has been getting beat on for how long? It might not have been case that it was loaded anymore than it ever had been but just that this was the last time you could load it that much.

Sucks deal, Hopefully Tom can and will provide a little assistance on things.
 
He is giving me racer price, which is like 30 % off.

Wont matter for a few months as I am broke. Got to sell a kidney or something.
 
He is giving me racer price, which ends up being like 30 % more in the long run.

Wont matter for a few months as I am broke. Got to sell a kidney or something.

Fixed that for you.

I'm just waiting for my wife to get the credit card bill and ask what the $105 to Moab 4x4 outpost is for. In her world I should have just left and come home if it was broken.

Of course I thought about just catching a ride and drinking all weekend. Oh wait I did part of that after I fixed my junk.
 
At least your fix didn't require two trips from Moab to Grand Junction, CO...
 
At least your fix didn't require two trips from Moab to Grand Junction, CO...

Nicole and I were discussing the merits of living in Moab and what you had to do is one downside. If it ain't in Moab, you're driving quite a ways.
 
So been thinking a bit about what to do with my grille.

As noted a few posts ago the truck is running a bit warmer then before, and when driving down the road it runs hotter and needs the fans on. To pull air through the grille.

So the two inches that I lowered it after EJS seems to matter.

I took out the lower lights have to figure out what to do with the turn signals.

I think my plan right now is to cut off the lower light buckets in the grille.

Move the turn signals to either side of the Chevy emblem. With them there they wont be impeding any more air then is not flowing already sense the space next to the emblem is solid already.

If I go that direction the fenders get to be trimmed then I have to move the side marker lights also.

What do you guys think.

grill28.jpg
 
I think it would run a lot cooler if you took out the cardboard....
 
I like the way it looks right there like you have. Although I would second not leaving the cardboard there.
 
Is this even street legal? I think Utah passed that law where you can drive buggy's on the road? If It isn't why not just take the turn signals and stuff out of the grille and open it up even more?
 

Latest Posts

Top Bottom