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Re: How to: Ruin a perfectly good Blazer...
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Originally Posted by Rokcrln
Looking good! Is that all the way open, what is stopping it from opening more if anything? Mine almost opens 90*, that might be what the 3/4" dimention is you were asking about. I need to check mine but it is burried in my project lot right now so it is kind of hard to get to.
Kevin
LFD Inc.
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It will open further, but this is where it rests with the springs in place. After looking at the pics of yours, it appears to lean further forward than mine. The angle of the hinge arms is different than mine when all the way open. Did you do anything to the bumpstops on the hinges? That's the only way I see that I could get it to rest open any further.
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Originally Posted by jkade
How low is the front since you cut the fenders? I like the hood job BTW.
Thanks, Kade
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The hood pics above are aired-out. Frame is about 2" off the ground. This will change when the drop spindles go in...
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