TrailBlazer Questions
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Not sure who USVI is, but you werent kidding!
Gettin' Dirrty in Jersey 
2003 GMC Sierra z71
7" FTS lift
35x12.5 Toyo MT on 18x9 MotoMetal 962
2003 GMC Sierra z71
7" FTS lift
35x12.5 Toyo MT on 18x9 MotoMetal 962
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irishboy02 - Addict
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irishboy02 wrote:Not sure who USVI is, but you werent kidding!
US Virgin Isles?
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djthumper - Moderator
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Yep. St. Thomas, St. John, St. Croix.
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Trail X - Founder
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Gotcha. Pretty nice sized fleet. Not a fan of their striping though
Gettin' Dirrty in Jersey
2003 GMC Sierra z71
7" FTS lift
35x12.5 Toyo MT on 18x9 MotoMetal 962
2003 GMC Sierra z71
7" FTS lift
35x12.5 Toyo MT on 18x9 MotoMetal 962
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irishboy02 - Addict
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Ok the information i found for chevy trailblazers police package are, better cooling package ,transmission cooler ,oil cooler and a heavier duty alternator.
This is for the 2 wheel drive as for the 4 wheel drive they receive the same but also have a larger fuel tank.
The officer told me its a 25 gallon compared to stock, the 4.2 is basically the same as civilian as well as suspension.
Most of them in police service are used as work horses like k-9 or other very rarely used as a patrol vehicle.
I got to measure the k-5 blazer and i think it will work for a solid axle conversion and keep it all in the family of blazers,
i have a lot of research to do and will keep posted as i go along or come across any new information.
This is for the 2 wheel drive as for the 4 wheel drive they receive the same but also have a larger fuel tank.
The officer told me its a 25 gallon compared to stock, the 4.2 is basically the same as civilian as well as suspension.
Most of them in police service are used as work horses like k-9 or other very rarely used as a patrol vehicle.
I got to measure the k-5 blazer and i think it will work for a solid axle conversion and keep it all in the family of blazers,
i have a lot of research to do and will keep posted as i go along or come across any new information.
- 08TBTexas
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- Name: J Burdette
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- DriveTrain: 4WD w/ G80
08TBTexas wrote:Ok the information i found for chevy trailblazers police package are, better cooling package ,transmission cooler ,oil cooler and a heavier duty alternator.
This is for the 2 wheel drive as for the 4 wheel drive they receive the same but also have a larger fuel tank.
The officer told me its a 25 gallon compared to stock, the 4.2 is basically the same as civilian as well as suspension.
Most of them in police service are used as work horses like k-9 or other very rarely used as a patrol vehicle.
I got to measure the k-5 blazer and i think it will work for a solid axle conversion and keep it all in the family of blazers,
i have a lot of research to do and will keep posted as i go along or come across any new information.
Yea those are your typical interceptor upgrades, along with bigger brakes as well.
Pretty cool, more R&D...i like it !!
Gettin' Dirrty in Jersey
2003 GMC Sierra z71
7" FTS lift
35x12.5 Toyo MT on 18x9 MotoMetal 962
2003 GMC Sierra z71
7" FTS lift
35x12.5 Toyo MT on 18x9 MotoMetal 962
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irishboy02 - Addict
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Sorry about no updates lately been real busy at work .
Also the wrecked trail blazer i bought maybe worse than i thought ill know in a day or two .
But i also see that it could be a benefit maybe , i think the right right frame is bent .
Doing what i want to may mean i could build a whole new front frame clip not sure .
i bought a new camera cannon s5is power shot .
ill keep everyone posted.
Also the wrecked trail blazer i bought maybe worse than i thought ill know in a day or two .
But i also see that it could be a benefit maybe , i think the right right frame is bent .
Doing what i want to may mean i could build a whole new front frame clip not sure .
i bought a new camera cannon s5is power shot .
ill keep everyone posted.
- 08TBTexas
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- DriveTrain: 4WD w/ G80
I cant wait for the updates. It seems like its gonna be a good project.
Good Luck
Good Luck
Jim Blask
GIT-R-DONE
The only Lifted TB in the Valley
GIT-R-DONE
The only Lifted TB in the Valley
- Blask3
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