sounds great! just like mine... and again no video does the sound justice
Now all it needs before its first test drive, is a new T.V. cable because the old one is completely frayed and I was driving it with like 3 strands left on the cable
And I bought a copper line for my mechanical pressure gauge, the plastic one that came with it is leaking out of the fitting!!! lame.
And then mess with the temp gauge, put the dash back together, look at the valve cover leak.... Yes stupid things leaking like a sombiatch.
And throw a few more mounts on the exhaust to stop it from shaking, and It should be good to tear it up(hopefully not the tranny and rear end right away) Also I said before this thing had the G80, because thats what the tag said, but after seeing pictures of what a G80 looks like with the cover off, I would say its definately just an open diff, so unfortunately no locker, but the open dif should be much stronger.
copper will be fine, I've had a copper line in my Vette forever, you need to put a couple coils in the line to allow for movement. (coils like your brake lines have @ the master cyl.)
Make sure your ferrels are on straight and not at an angle and they'll work good.
Sick of the Flowmaster sound. Not to mention over priced. Seemed like for years there EVERY Z71 and F150 had a Flowmaster exhaust on it. Just got tired of it.Not a fan of the sound. Sounds too much like open exhaust to me, not a "tuned" system. The idea is to tame out that "nasally" tone and get a smoother sound. Call me a Flowmaster fanboy if need be.![]()
Put them out the sides. That way you aren't sucking fumes in if you roll with the rear window down. Also keeps tailpipes from getting crunched if you start to climb suddenly at the base of an incline.Yah they are 2.5", looks smaller because of how far behind the bumper they are I think. Im tryin to decide on whether ill run them out the back, or hack them off at the angled part and shoot the tips out the sides behind the rear tires at an angle.
Put them out the sides. That way you aren't sucking fumes in if you roll with the rear window down. Also keeps tailpipes from getting crunched if you start to climb suddenly at the base of an incline.
Sounds like a plan.
Van probably makes you seem less "creeper" too.
oh yes lolNever mind what you can do in the backseat of a Blazer.

There's a decent chance I may have been conceived in a '76 K5. Mom and dad did have a foam mattress that was the exact dimensions of the back of a K5 too...
now thats funny right der.
It is getting power, and the gauge is getting power so im pretty stumped on this, im thinkin bad sending unit...

I dont know what the others think... but that exhaust hangar setup is hack to me.
Why did you go for that over a plain exhaust hangar? If you wanted adjustment, you just cut it to length and then weld it on. I would have just welded a small bracket to the side of the frame rail right near the exhaust and catch that rubber hangar.
I just dont understand it.
Sounds bitchen though


. Take em up about 5" and keep your hanger. Is the hanger bottom cross bar gonna hit the drive shaft when the axle goes up. Ive heard of driveshafts being cut in 2 by rubbing on something enough to cause a groove then shear at it.