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Re: 1978 Russet Metallic 4x4
The last night we enjoyed some cowboy story telling and singing:
![]() I documented the end condition of the interior in the In & Out drivethru...not bad: ![]() The exterior has minimal scratches but a lot of road rash on the lower panels: ![]() On the trailer headed home: ![]() |
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Re: 1978 Russet Metallic 4x4
More epic photos. These were all shot by the talented Christian Otjen. You can find him with his Instagram handle @cvotjen or his website OtjenPhoto.com
Working the trails on Day 2: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Across some ranches on Day 3: ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Re: 1978 Russet Metallic 4x4
I did supervise one upgrade this past week to the Blazer. With the added weight of the tires, bumpers, etc., the brakes were not up to the task of locking down on the rotors. I was thinking hydroboost, but after a quick call to Chris at Offroad Design, I learned that there was a bolt on upgrade. Apparently the mid-80s 3/4 ton trucks had larger piston calipers for the higher GVWR trucks. It's a direct bolt-on upgrade that gives you 20% more clamping force. So for under 100 bucks I can stand this truck up on its front toes. I ordered brake lines from Offroad Design that have the matching 10mm banjo bolts, but if you're 79 and up, you already have the right brake lines. It's awesome. Feels good.
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