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I don't know about the Blazer II's (S-10 Blazer) I never looked into them. I stumbled on the full sized Blazer tank because my buddy had one laying around. Like I said, GM went to fuel injection (TBI) in the full sized truck line in 1987, so the years after that should be good to go
I am using a TPI motor in my 40 coupe. I would save evrything you can, just because you can. You never know what you can use or trade. However, you will probably want to purchase a seperate harness for your TPI . Here is a site I found invaluable and purchased his harness, good guy. www.jimsperformance.com
It may note be to wide anyway because i plan on doing my bed the way i saw one on here the other day. Put 2 inch ext on the bed sides and put flat panels across the bed stake holes to make the walls flat on the out side it looked great. plus it would give me an extra 4 inches in fender width.Think that would work? ....
Yes sir You are right I think that looks so Kool. My bed was to far gone to try to save but a buddy has a 53 that his son started and never finished so I traded him out of it. I'll use my fenders on the box. If i do it like you did i think there will be no problem with using the IROC rear end as far as width. I may get back with you on some of the things i don't understand but I know i'll be doing it to mine but it will be a while. THANKS RUSTY
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