5.3 s10 blazer







Crossmember to clear brp in frame long tubes(lot of work went into making he in frame ones fit the 1st generation blazerFinished this up yesterday, the tubing is 1 1/2 by 1 1/2 1/4 thick


Intrepid fans for the superior radiator. Gotta trim them some

Got everything ready for the motor to go back in, worked on the trans some, fixin leaks and small stuff, before I got hurt

Just a pic of the motor, intake is just setting on there, headers off.
[/QUOTE]Hope the 3 inch cowl works

Last edited by snook; Jun 27, 2013 at 07:34 PM.
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i am building one very similar and have the same brp longtubes. my question would be what all did you do to get them to clear. trying to see what i am getting into.
that is if i ever finish my paint
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Doing all that wasn't too bad, just pulling the motor/trans in and out over and over was aggravating. Especially when something new came up everytime. I also had to swap ends on my jeep steering shaft, which is a good investment if you don't have one.
I have the muscle car oil pan or hummer, it is flush with the crossmember, on s10s it hangs below because they don't have the blazer mounting pads
This is a 250 dollar junkyard 5.3, so I'm proud of how its turning out
Eventually I may try a single plane and some nitrous, dual planes don't do well with nitrous on these things I've read
Doing all that wasn't too bad, just pulling the motor/trans in and out over and over was aggravating. Especially when something new came up everytime. I also had to swap ends on my jeep steering shaft, which is a good investment if you don't have one.
I have the muscle car oil pan or hummer, it is flush with the crossmember, on s10s it hangs below because they don't have the blazer mounting pads
This is a 250 dollar junkyard 5.3, so I'm proud of how its turning out
i am hoping to have the paint done in the next couple weeks, then i can really get moving with the rest of the swap




