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Going to keep it as stock looking as possible besides the big block and lift!So tell us a little bit of the plan!
Looks like blank slate.
Do you know the name of the wheels?I got a set of those wheels laying around somewhere. 15x10
Not sure if this helps, but they are called turbine wheels.Do you know the name of the wheels?
That's definitely what they are! ThanksTook a minute but I found them. American Racing Hurricane II. Search hurricane wheels on eBay.
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No problem.That's definitely what they are! Thanks
Sorry for the late reply but better late than never. Actually since I've posted I'm actually thinking about A 6.0 myself. I think I will be happier and it will be a much easier fit. I also found my doghouse on another blazer from years past. Finally got the whole blazer bought last week. It's rough but it has most of my missing parts. Whats better than one blazer 2 of course!It’s nice to see other 69 projects...
Mine was tore down years ago but PO...I’m resurrecting it but planning to modernize.
Did someone install the 396 in it before you or did you do it
2 are definitely better than one... I swapped a couple LS engines in these old trucks & the reliability factor along with the automatic near 400 HP stock makes the choice a no brainer.Sorry for the late reply but better late than never. Actually since I've posted I'm actually thinking about A 6.0 myself. I think I will be happier and it will be a much easier fit. I also found my doghouse on another blazer from years past. Finally got the whole blazer bought last week. It's rough but it has most of my missing parts. Whats better than one blazer 2 of course!
Great points however, my soccer mom 6.0L has 100 more horsepower in a vehicle that is 2000lbs lighter than the suburban & it’s not a dedicated rock crawler...it’s going to be a daily driver with hunting trips, camping & trail riding on vacation & weekends. I will appreciate the 16 MPG as opposed to the 8 MPG. If you have the need for all that torque, put that 572 cubic inches in there...You need to decide what you want to do with the truck. Personally I would never compare a big block to a LS. Two way different engines and two way different results.
Do you want torque way down low? Or are you willing to spin your engine to 5500 rpm and above.
To me a LS stuff is for soccer moms and should be left in new Tahoes for them. Put a big block in that blazer and be happy.
LS stuff is already so overdone, no will stop you at a car show and look. You will always get a second glance with a phat block under there.

16 mpg out of 6.0? You got proof of that?Great points however, my soccer mom 6.0L has 100 more horsepower in a vehicle that is 2000lbs lighter than the suburban & it’s not a dedicated rock crawler...it’s going to be a daily driver with hunting trips, camping & trail riding on vacation & weekends. I will appreciate the 16 MPG as opposed to the 8 MPG. If you have the need for all that torque, put that 572 cubic inches in there...