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Old 04-24-2003, 07:55 PM   #1
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What is a V10

I have been looking for a Blazer and I see some of them listed as V10. I was wondering what that is.

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Old 04-24-2003, 08:08 PM   #2
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a v 10 is the size of the motor its five cylinders per side like a v8 has four, except of course theres ten cylinders instead of eight
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Old 04-24-2003, 08:12 PM   #3
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I know what a V 10 motor is, I am talking about a V10 Blazer. like this ad reads "1987 Chevrolet V10 Blazer 4WD" it has a 350 motor in it. See http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/noframes/4026.shtml

Show they have 5.7 liter v8 in them.

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Typo for C-10 ?
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Old 04-24-2003, 08:20 PM   #5
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No b/c they make a T10. I think a few years they called the full size blazer a V10 and a s-10 blazer that is 4wd a T10 in like 87 and 88. but I am not sure. In 89 they went to V1500 and s-10 blazer.

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It also says a blazer was either 4WD or AWD. Uh... I don't think GM knew what AWD was yet in 87!
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In 87 GM started calling what used to be K10's, V10's. C10's were designated as R10's.
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Ervin has hit the nail right on the head! When GM was running 2 diffrent styles of truck bodys at the same time, they changed the the suburbans and 1 ton trucks to the R & V body line. Then in 92 suburbans and 1 ton trucks became C & K again. ALso, I belive that blazers stayed K5's. Because they also did not change untill 92.
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Ervin has hit the nail right on the head! When GM was running 2 diffrent styles of truck bodys at the same time, they changed the the suburbans and 1 ton trucks to the R & V body line. Then in 92 suburbans and 1 ton trucks became C & K again. ALso, I belive that blazers stayed K5's. Because they also did not change untill 92.
88-91 blazers are listed officially V-5 like the crewcabs/suburbans etc were R or V. The body emblems however say either K5 or K1500 (regardless of whether a chevy or gmc, depending on the year). I know my local dealer can't find any parts if i just ask for a 1990 K5 blazer parts because they look at K-series data sheets, and i always have to correct them to look for a V-5.
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