How many 2wd Blazers do we have?

[lolife99]

One of my favorite 2wd blazers from the shows this year,...

[68Timber]

Originally Posted by lolife99

One of my favorite 2wd blazers from the shows this year,...

Sorry for the sidebar, Keith do you know what years that grill was offered? That looks like a '77, I have that grill on my '79 but I bought it so long ago I don't recall how it was advertised.

[xxlf250]

Originally Posted by lolife99

One of my favorite 2wd blazers from the shows this year,...

Wow that's nice, can't wait to finish mine.........

[made2drag]

Originally Posted by lolife99

One of my favorite 2wd blazers from the shows this year,...

bad to the bone

[maxxxy]

Originally Posted by lolife99

One of my favorite 2wd blazers from the shows this year,...

That's a sweet blazer! The wheels are really sucked in though. Maybe too much in my opinion. Does anyone know how this was accomplished?

[made2drag]

Originally Posted by maxxxy

That's a sweet blazer! The wheels are really sucked in though. Maybe too much in my opinion. Does anyone know how this was accomplished?

im guessing narrowed control arms and narrowed rear end

[xxlf250]

Originally Posted by made2drag

im guessing narrowed control arms and narrowed rear end

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[BaggedRanger]

Originally Posted by made2drag

im guessing narrowed control arms and narrowed rear end

Could also be the porterbuilt front end or something comparable.. It will narrow the front I think a inch and a half on each side.

Next year mine is going to get a new motor and also install the new drop member kit I have for it.. So at least the front will be bagged..

[made2drag]

Originally Posted by BaggedRanger

Could also be the porterbuilt front end or something comparable.. It will narrow the front I think a inch and a half on each side.

Next year mine is going to get a new motor and also install the new drop member kit I have for it.. So at least the front will be bagged..

i think your right, most likely it is a porterbuilt... the wheels are in some and its laying hard.

[lolife99]

Originally Posted by maxxxy

That's a sweet blazer! The wheels are really sucked in though. Maybe too much in my opinion. Does anyone know how this was accomplished?

You have to be able to clear the narrowest part of the front fender, when lay'd out.
In this case,... its the top of the fender,... NOT the part of the fender that flares out (at the moulding).
Plus to drive and turn low,... the tire turn inside the fender, NOT thru the wheel opening.