Suggestions for a winter car/van/truck

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Re: Suggestions for a winter car/van/truck

Post by Kabey's Van »

Hey tbhager94, AKA Ford boy,
Have you ever had to buy Ford parts before. They are outragiously exspensive. Not to mention that unless you buy the right part for the vehicle of that particular year and configuration it won't fit.
Ford is a four letter word.
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Re: Suggestions for a winter car/van/truck

Post by tbhager94 »

yeah but my tempo is great on gas , on the highway i set the cruse at 110kms and fly .
its a 91 with 157,000kms .
2000 chev blazer 4x4
If its got tits or wheels, its gonna give you problems!
im sure we all know the #1 junk yard rule if it fits in your pocket its free.

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Re: Suggestions for a winter car/van/truck

Post by astrozam »

Just alot more distractions and money wasted GEJ, drive the LT and get the swap done :poke:

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Re: Suggestions for a winter car/van/truck

Post by Cobra »

probably the smart way to go do some rust proofing before winter and wash it in the spring
1998 GMC Safari AWD, BFGoodrich AllTerrain T/A
Jet performance tuner 91 octane preset, Jet under-drive pulleys
Rancho 999000 series shock, on-board controller to be installed later
DHC rock rails and skid plate Add-A-Leaf
G3500 front calipers
Zexel Torsen Diff
11" drums
180 amp Alternator
Long tru-cool 4590 trans cooler

1997 gone
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