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#help #s10 1988 chevy s10 1992 1995 1997 1998 1st gen 2.2 2.2l 2.2l turbo 2.5 2.5l 2.8 v6 2002 2003 2nd gen 2wd 350 350 swap 4.3 4.3 engine 4.3 tbi 4.3 vortec 4.3l 4l60e 4wd 4x4 5 speed 5 speed manual 5.3 ls swap a/c abs air conditioning automatic transmission blazer brakes chevy chevy s10 crank no start differential electrical engine engine swap exhaust extended cab first gen fuel fuel pump gmc help help please ignition instrument cluster interior iron duke jimmy lift lift kit lifted lowering ls swap lsswap manual misfire newbie no start nv3500 performance project truck rear diff rear differential repair s10 s10 2.2 s10 blazer s10 pickup s15 sbc seats sonoma starter starting suspension swap tbi tires transfer case transmision transmission turbo turn signals v8 swap v8swap vortec wheels wiring wiring harness xtreme zr2
  1. Transmission & Rearend
    Looking around, I've been able to find a lot of information on the 8.8" swap, but not anything about the 9". Are they completely the same, very similar, or are there some differences I should know? Can I just do the same things someone would do for an 8.8" swap?
    drive train ford 8.8 ford 9" rear end
  2. S10 / Sonoma
    I have an 03 s10 that makes a slight knocking noise under acceleration, this only happens when I “hard” start around 1.6k rpms we recently took the rear end apart and replaced the axle bearings and the carrier bearings. And just recently we replaced the hangar bearing for the driveshaft. I know...
    drive train rear end
  3. Wheels, Tires & Brakes
    Other than a little difference in speed, are there any major mechanical worries going from 31" to the 265? I need to replace tires and budget is tight. and as you all know 31x10.5x15 are like the tire makers f&*(&ing baby. Any input is appreciated folks! Howie.
    drive train tires
  4. Pay It Forward
    I own and operate a transmission shop in central Texas and have been a gear train specialist for 20 years. I owe this forum and community a great deal as I pretty much built my hot rod from information I found here posted by kind souls who did it first and shared... So, if you have any gear...
    differential drive train transfer case transmission
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