Brendon's Build-2006 Chevy Trailblazer LT

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Year Make Model
2006 Chevy Trailblazer LT

Drivetrain Specs:
4.2L I6 - GU6 (3.42)

Suspension Modifications:
Front and rear differential service (Amsoil Synthetic)
Front disconnect service
Transfer case service
Alignment

Front:
Liftmeister Markmc 2.5" lift/level kit
Monroe front strut mounting kit
Moog 81112 springs
Bilstein HD struts
Hose clamps on CV boots

Rear:
Liftmeister Markmc 1" spacers
Moog 81069 (Z71 replacement) springs
Skyjacker N8030 shocks (Changed boots to black)
Massive adjustable panhard bar (Purple)

Exterior Modifications:
MB TKO Wheels +25 offset
265/70/17 BFG AT KO2 Tires
Rola Vortex roof cargo basket (Switched to stainless screws and used nylon locking nuts for mounting brackets)
Westin Safari light bar
WeatherTech Lampguard headlight protectors
Exhaust Resonator delete and added 18" black chrome exhaust tip
Bosh Icon Wiper blades


Engine Modifications:
New idler and tensioner pulleys
New serpentine belt
Transmission fluid change and new filter
Radiator flush
Oil Change with Mobile 1 synthetic
New WIX air filter
A/C Service

Interior Modifications:
WeatherTech Digital Fit floor mats and cargo liner
Black fuzzy dice...haha

Recovery Equipment:
None

Electrical Modifications:
None

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Front

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Rear
Instead of using washers for the skyjackers we pressed out the spacers from my OEM shocks and they fit perfect.

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Westin Safari Light Bar. Will be adding lights soon.

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Before and after rear exhaust resonator delete and adding 18" black chrome exhaust tip. The noise level change is barely noticeable but does sound a little deeper and looks a hell of a lot better.

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I need to give a huge thanks to Markmc...he is one hell of a guy and helped me with tons of advise and great products to complete my build. I would highly recommend his products to anyone who is in the market. His customer service is so far above and beyond anything I have ever experienced. Thanks Buddy!!
I also want to thank all the guys on the forum who offered me advise to help with my newbie build and also the creators and moderators of this site...this is a great place to learn the ropes and become an offroad TB addict! I'm now ready to take on the crazy roads and trails here in Costa Rica.
I also want to give a thanks to RockAuto, their online store made my life a lot easier. I ordered tons of spare parts, as they are non-existent here in Costa Rica, and everything was received super fast and as ordered.