1992 4X4 Blazer Build

[RedHeartbeat]

No leaks, I put two hose clamps on all connections. I use the smooth sided hose clamps, not the worm type. The type I use has a bolt that goes through it to tighten the hose.

[myzterray]

Got you a picture today. That's how it goes

makes perfect sense now!!! awesome...so i need one more connector for the line going into the fuel line to the motor. so those connectors basically just snap onto the filter?

[silverado_lover]

Having a return on the intake just makes it so much simpler

[Minime168]

makes perfect sense now!!! awesome...so i need one more connector for the line going into the fuel line to the motor. so those connectors basically just snap onto the filter?

Precisely. Push until it clicks. Kinda hard but make sure it clicks. And nah. I'd much rather only run one fuel line to the engine bay

Btw autozone and all them stock the 3/8 push on connector.

[silverado_lover]

Precisely. Push until it clicks. Kinda hard but make sure it clicks. And nah. I'd much rather only run one fuel line to the engine bay

I don't have to run any line to the engine bay...it comes with 2 from the factory

[Minime168]

I don't have to run any line to the engine bay...it comes with 2 from the factory

Well true if you use the stock lines. Makes sense.

[myzterray]

hey since you converted to 2wd what did you remove from the front end? did u remove the front end differential? i want to remove the front differential from my truck..im thinking if i get some 2wd a arms, coils and spindles then drop the front diff and drive shaft if it will work? then later i can drop the transfer case swap the trans and drive shaft.

heres the 2wd front suspension. only thing i dont see are shocks.

[silverado_lover]

The shocks go up through the middle of the coil spring

[PitchBlackC3]

The 2wd a-arms won't interchange with the 4x4 ones.

You could remove the front diff, but you have to leave the ends of the axles in the wheel bearing or they will collapse within driving a matter of feet.

I have heard people say you can use the dished 5.3 flexplate with the spacer on the transmission side, but I've never tried it that way.

[myzterray]

The 2wd a-arms won't interchange with the 4x4 ones.

You could remove the front diff, but you have to leave the ends of the axles in the wheel bearing or they will collapse within driving a matter of feet.

I have heard people say you can use the dished 5.3 flexplate with the spacer on the transmission side, but I've never tried it that way.

yea i was just reading some stuff on fsc.com i guess the frame is different. now when i drop the front differential how do i know what exactly to leave? how much of the assembly should i remove. heres apic i found on fsc that kinda shows it.


also when you say "transmission side" im not sure exactly what you mean.