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blazin 04-15-2010 11:47 PM

busy weekend of body mounts, full wiring harness, seats
 
im hoping to get the blazer ready this weekend...if not next weekend for sure. im pretty excited about it cause i bought it a year ago and havent put a 100km on it yet. been to busy working on it. i just put the rear lifted springs in and it rides alot better then with blocks, but now my driveshaft angle is off. one thing after another :( i have 33 inch tires on it with a 6 inch lift. wow the 33's look like dummy tires. noww i have to buy some meats for it. seems everyone thinks 35 would work better, but thats only 2 inch more of rubber, dont seem like that will fill the wheel wells. maybe 36-37 would be a better choice. has anyone used an america wiring harness before? the kit seems like it has everything from headlamps to tail lamps updates fuse block the works.. even a new key and stuff.

lks dcvn 04-19-2010 07:47 PM

Re: busy weekend of body mounts, full wiring harness, seats
 
wheres the pix of your blazer at?

Plenty of folks on here have used the AAW kit to rewire their truck - you might check the electrical forum as there might be some specific posts in there...

blazin 04-19-2010 09:56 PM

Re: busy weekend of body mounts, full wiring harness, seats
 
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Originally Posted by lks dcvn (Post 3929181)
wheres the pix of your blazer at?

Plenty of folks on here have used the AAW kit to rewire their truck - you might check the electrical forum as there might be some specific posts in there...

i only have one picture of it on here.. guess i should take some more. i did check the electrial area and didnt find much. im not to good at using this ssite yet. i did start a thread and got a few replys about people who have installed a harness kit.

FRENCHBLUE72 04-22-2010 08:33 PM

Re: busy weekend of body mounts, full wiring harness, seats
 
Nice looking blazr I have not used aaw but I have used painless and ez wire and both are very simple..


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