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Old 12-01-2005, 05:03 PM   #1
crazy longhorn
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Re: 350 Engine Position (Long ? sorry)

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Originally Posted by paintpyro
So the 4x4 shroud is deeper than the standard shroud?
Yup, 4x4 BLAZER with sb has the eng set in the same as I 6 position,& does have a longer shroud. I havent been into the 4x4's too much from that era, so I couldnt say on the 4x4 pickup tho. another trick that works is the 73-up long pump /pullies /pcs on the nose. On the SB in I6 spot swap in the 2wd trucks the later pump is a little longer, & you can add a short spacer to live with the diff (using a 2wd SB V8 shroud).....or you can get a wild hair , & add a couple elect fans ,& TOTALLY forget about the space tween the fan & radiator(makes more power to the rear wheel too ) L
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