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Age: 23
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new guy
I bought a 99 dr/4wd blazer for a daily and looking to make it not as ugly. I guess im an idiot and cant search properly because im having terrible luck finding info about pulling my luggage rack and spare tire assembly.
Ill eventually drop it a bit, tint it and debadge once it warms up. |
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Age: 25
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Re: new guy
cool. just type in what you need in the Search Forum portion, or click on the sub forum and Search this FOrum for what you need.
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Re: new guy
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Age: 23
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Re: new guy
I know how to search but i couldnt pull anything up on the removal of these.
I was in a rearend accident last night so I want to have a rollpan installed, but cant find anything for 99s. Are there any for these years? |
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ZQ8 Blazer
Age: 26
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Re: new guy
don't put a pan on a stock 4wd
The roof rack is easy to take off. It's just 8 torx scews bolting it to the roof. You get to them from the outside top of the roof. |
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Re: new guy
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ZQ8 Blazer
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Re: new guy
FUDGE...........
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Re: new guy
As for the rollpan, the truck was rearended and will need work anyway, so i might as well do a rollpan to clean it up a bit. |
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Re: new guy
anyone??
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Age: 31
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Re: new guy
and putting a roll pan on these is not as easy as a s10.. but they do make roll pan kits that bolt up check out suicidedoors.com |
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CDN 2WD 2Gen 4-Door!
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Re: new guy
a blazer 'roll pan' is called a 'step shaver' so search for that
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forum idiot
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ZQ8 Blazer
Age: 26
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Re: new guy
I still don't under stand why they call it a stepshaver kit, I mean the ones for the stepsides make sense, but what step are you shaving on a Blazer?
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CDN 2WD 2Gen 4-Door!
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Re: new guy
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ZQ8 Blazer
Age: 26
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Re: new guy
Yeah, but they aren't steps and if the bumper is a step bumper then shouldn't rollpans be called one piece step shavers
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forum idiot
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Re: new guy
i think it is a stupid name...all bumpers are steps so all roll pans should be called stepshavers
the only ones that should have that name are stepside beds but everyone calls them stepshavers for the blazer |
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Keepin' it Gangsta!
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Re: new guy
Welcome to the site, some step shavers would look great.
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ZQ8 Blazer
Age: 26
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Re: new guy
Is that you tenderizing your meatin your sig?
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CDN 2WD 2Gen 4-Door!
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Re: new guy
I think hes beating a dead horse, lol
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ZQ8 Blazer
Age: 26
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Re: new guy
Maybe he likes horse meat
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ZQ8 Blazer
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Re: new guy
^ I feel your pain...
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Re: new guy
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ZQ8 Blazer
Age: 26
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Re: new guy
No you can drop a 4wd, but just because you can doesn't mean you should.
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CDN 2WD 2Gen 4-Door!
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Re: new guy
SOme 4wd guys think 4wd's should be lifted, but me, i think EVERYTHING should be dropped (even motorcycles, lol) |
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S10 Newbie!!
Age: 28
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Re: new guy
Welcome & do whatever the **** you want to your ride!
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Age: 23
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Re: new guy
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Age: 28
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Re: new guy
LMC truck has lots for the s series and I noticed the last few I got have the blazer in them now. check jcwhitney too they have lost of uni stuff.
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CDN 2WD 2Gen 4-Door!
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Re: new guy
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ZQ8 Blazer
Age: 26
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Re: new guy
Yeah for the price of the grants I could have a set of S-10 1/4's sectioned and welded in.
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