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N8B · 02-14-2012, 12:22 AM

Well I am still not done with the switch over on the engine yet. Certain things have been kicking my ass. This blazer came from Southern Utah and I have spent more time cleaning red clay off the bottom of it that working on anything. I am going to use the accessories and mounts from the 92 454 which also means I only have to use the single serpentine belt. I have to redo all my power steering hoses. I have to redo the tranny cooler lines, and get and oil cooler as the 454 was a hauling truck block and has those provisions.

kmfb;
I will hit you up sometime. What side of town are you in? I have never hit the car meet that your talking about. Is that the same one that they used to do on Saturday mornings?

OH I also notice I was missing 65% of my upper A arm alignment spacers. I knew the Vegas streets were bad, but I had no idea they were this brutal. Guess that's what I get for living in the farm lands.

Thanks for the compliments guys.

02-14-2012, 12:22 AM	#41
N8B Registered User Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Las Vegas Posts: 34	Re: "Baby" - My 79 Blazer Project Well I am still not done with the switch over on the engine yet. Certain things have been kicking my ass. This blazer came from Southern Utah and I have spent more time cleaning red clay off the bottom of it that working on anything. I am going to use the accessories and mounts from the 92 454 which also means I only have to use the single serpentine belt. I have to redo all my power steering hoses. I have to redo the tranny cooler lines, and get and oil cooler as the 454 was a hauling truck block and has those provisions. kmfb; I will hit you up sometime. What side of town are you in? I have never hit the car meet that your talking about. Is that the same one that they used to do on Saturday mornings? OH I also notice I was missing 65% of my upper A arm alignment spacers. I knew the Vegas streets were bad, but I had no idea they were this brutal. Guess that's what I get for living in the farm lands. Thanks for the compliments guys.