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Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: Hubbard TX
Posts: 73
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Re: My K5 Blazer Story.
I may have missed it, but did you guys clearance the frame rails for the truck manifolds? I saw where you had to clearance the block for the xmember and I'm just gonna nip that one in the bud JIC. Could be different for a suburban, but not wanting to find out after the fact!
BTW, Like many, I've been following Larry's builds from expeditionportal and here. Beautiful workmanship and attention to detail. |
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Windy Corner of a Dirty Street
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Pueblo West, Colorado
Posts: 2,926
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Re: My K5 Blazer Story.
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![]() ![]() Actually, on Rob’s K5 the manifolds cleared the frame just fine with room to spare for when the exhaust shop made the exhaust pipes. I really had my doubts but Rob picked the right manifolds to make it all work without cutting anything. This was my first Gen III "LS" swap as everything else I have done have always been big blocks (mainly 454's and 8.1L's). Thanks for the kind words! ![]()
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