Chevy & GMC Vans

Posted: **Mon Jan 26, 2009 10:47 am**

peter wrote:
BLAZER wrote:Well, you've came to the right place to get your questions answered. Just a word of warning though, stay away from that Peter guy....he still thinks that a 502 big block can fit in an AWD Safari....crazy I tell you

Bite me, Judas! I'll get that engine in there if it kills me... :-k

gotta love him ... hurry up and die already!

Aaron, I thought after '97 the AWD was changed over to electronic?

Posted: **Mon Jan 26, 2009 10:52 am**

Whew! Glad you are still around Traveler - sorry we all missed your post. Is that '97 still around? You can join us '97s groupee ... hah ha.
I might of mis-read the post but what is your intent and daily use of the vehicle? It will help you figure out if you want 4" or 6" lift. I have a total of 4" lift running on 235/75/15LT (~29") tires daily and when I was really going hardcore mudding fun (wish I had photos ... ) I used 30" mudders and I didnt have a problem. If you are aimming to go larger tires other folks have already pointed out to go 6" lift $\:D/$

These vehicles are VERY capable. You will love your ride when you get it - so much that I highly suggest whatever you buy to mod on, burn the receipt fast so your better-half does not see the bills heh he.

Posted: **Mon Jan 26, 2009 11:09 am**

phr1$k37 wrote:Aaron, I thought after '97 the AWD was changed over to electronic?

My data shows '98 was the last year with the BW4472, after that the computer controlled NV136 was used.

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