05 TB 4wd
res delete / flow 40 cat back / Hornblaster Train Horn / 3 inch lift / 1.5 in ch spacers ..... I could go on and on
Helllooooo from Texas!
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I am here but have been on other TB forums.
05 TB 4wd
res delete / flow 40 cat back / Hornblaster Train Horn / 3 inch lift / 1.5 in ch spacers ..... I could go on and on
05 TB 4wd
res delete / flow 40 cat back / Hornblaster Train Horn / 3 inch lift / 1.5 in ch spacers ..... I could go on and on
- blauthsp
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- Joined: Mon Jul 21, 2014 1:19 am
- Name: Shawn Blauth
- Vehicle Year: 2005
- Vehicle: Chevrolet TrailBlazer
- DriveTrain: 4WD
glad you finally found the right one 
"Please consider a search before posting. Folks on this site PIONEERED functional offroad use of these trucks."
The answer to many common lift questions can be found here
My Build Thread
The answer to many common lift questions can be found here
My Build Thread
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navigator - Moderator
- Posts: 4651
- Joined: Wed Mar 09, 2011 10:16 am
- Location: NC, Winnabow
- Name: Chris
- Vehicle Year: 2006
- Vehicle: Chevrolet TrailBlazer
- DriveTrain: 4WD
- Rank: Trail Ready
Welcome!!
The FIRST Solid Axle Swapped Trailblazer in Presque Isle County MI
My Build
My Build
The Roadie wrote:Research, plan your mods, fund the plan, then GO DO THEM. THEN WHEEL IT.
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Cable810 - Veteran
- Posts: 1989
- Joined: Thu Feb 09, 2012 6:43 pm
- Location: MI, Rogers City
- Name: Caleb
- Vehicle Year: 2002
- Vehicle: Chevrolet TrailBlazer
- DriveTrain: 4WD w/ Aftermarket Locker
- Rank: Offroad Rated
I've never understood the functional purposes of a train horn on a suv. Does it alert oncoming trucks when you're going around a switchback? Sounds like it would disturb a lot of wildlife or other people out enjoying nature.
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Trail X - Founder
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- Joined: Mon Sep 07, 2009 10:22 pm
- Location: VA, Roanoke
- Name: James Downing
- Vehicle Year: 2005
- Vehicle: Chevrolet TrailBlazer
- DriveTrain: 4WD w/ Aftermarket Locker
- Rank: Expedition Guide
I advocate for trail stealth on Tread Lightly principles. I had a Flowmaster 70 and removed it for the same reason. But welcome! Lifted is good! Offloading makes the truck happier than being a show poodle.
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The Roadie - Founder
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- Location: OR, Portland area
- Name: Bill Carton
- Vehicle Year: 2004
- Vehicle: GMC Envoy
- DriveTrain: 4WD w/ G80
- Rank: Expedition Guide
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