I got a K5 blazer!

spraypaintman

spraypaintman

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In good shape! 1986 silverado with a 350/700/208 32" bfg's. 174k on the vehicle and about 30k on rebuilt motor and trans!

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:popcorn:Project whore! What's the plan? I think spinner rims would be bomb.
 
LOL...probably keep it stock for now.
 
Congrats. Fullsizes are fun.
 
Always had a soft spot for K5's.. nice.
 
Thanks guys, it also has headers and duel exhaust with flowmasters and the AC is ice cold! LOL

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Noah, what happen to the Jeep you were working on when I picked up that trailer from you?
 
spraypaintman said:
Thanks guys, it also has headers and duel exhaust with flowmasters
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An X or H pipe might help with that problem. You want the gases to flow smoothly, not to fight with each other. :flipoff2:
 
I sold both of my jeeps to redneckcj5guy.

Rich what does the X do?
 
it helps "dual" exhaust not become "duel" exhaust.

I think Rich was *gasp* being sarcastic.

Of course you could run an X,H or other crossover pipe to balance out the exhaust, but its not generally necessary in stock or our applications (more of a high rpm/ HP thing)
 
Does it help with back pressure or something?
 
Nice truck, now sell me the front seats and console so I can get rid of my bench seat in the 'burb...
 
Thanks guys! I'm BIGHODIE on those other boards and I'm keeping my buckets! :D:beer:
 
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