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Hello....I am new to this page and have a big problem....The problem is I have a 84 Full size Blazer with a 2.5 inch lift with 33 inch Swampers.....My Dad wants to sell it because it does not have enough power,and get a newer Tahoe or Yukon....What options do I have to get more power??? right now it has stock 350 and corporate 10 bolt front and rear....any help would be great!! Thanks
 
Gears - I believe that blazer has 3.07's if its an auto, and 3.73's if it's a stick. 4.10's or 4.56's will make a huge difference. I run 4.56's with 40's and a 350 and it's still pretty good, but I'm going to go down to 35's. I can't wait to see how much power it has then.

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A K&N filter will help some. An MSD ignition will also help a lot.

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Thanks Blazerguy, It's a work in progress....:)

1972 K5 CST Blazer - 350V8 17x40x15
Made for Mud!
 
Man, there is plenty of stuff you can do to get more power. First, get a summit catalog at http://www.summitracing.com

You might wanna start with a new K&N filter, a set of Flowtech afterburner headers and an MSD box, then you can get a starndard rebuild kit or even better a stroker kit! While rebuilding, you can toss those old cylinder heads and get a a pair of Vortec heads from http://www.sdpc2000.com. Top it with an Edelbrock Performer intake manifold and Edelbrock Q-jet. If you got big bucks, get the Edelbrock Multipoint fuel injection system instead of the Q-jet. If you plan on sticking with the 33" tires, you should use 3.73 or 4.11 gears. http://www.4lo.com has a nice table that will help you choose the right gears. A nice rebuild on the tired old tranny, and you got yourself a Blazer many of us dream about.

And tell your father ALL of this will be WAY cheaper than getting a newer Tahoe or Yukon and will be WAY more POWERFUL, STOUTER AND RELIABLE than a second hand vehicle.

Good luck, and I hope you stick with your blazer.

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