2008 Chevrolet Trailblazer "Truck with no name"

[94Sierra4x4]

No problem, I meant these* in reference to all TrailBlazers in that post. Can't wait to see yours with a lil moar up!
Personally I really like the colour of yours, with black stockers and lil extra height.. should look

 

[Darkrider]

No problem, I meant these* in reference to all TrailBlazers in that post. Can't wait to see yours with a lil moar up!
Personally I really like the colour of yours, with black stockers and lil extra height.. should look

Thanks, Yea it should def look good in the end.

Update on this project. It goes into the shop tomorrow to get the resonator delete done.

 

[Darkrider]

Heres a bit of a forward progress...got the exhaust redone on the trailblazer, Replaced the OE muffler with a Flow Pro Max and deleted the resonator.

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http://youtu.be/snmzug0yFig

 

[Darkrider]

http://youtu.be/qsy3k5KbsTA

 

[Darkrider]

http://youtu.be/cMC1zS4FxnE

 

[Darkrider]

Ok...bit of an update and new pics..

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As for the updates...

I'm going to get one of the Clarion CD players from Slipping installed within the next month or so.

Other planned upgrades within the next few months:

Getting the grille wrapped in black vinyl
Vinyl Chevy sport style bow tie (3d decal insert in black with red outline)
Debadge the hatch

Following that:

RCX or BDS 2" lift with tahoe z71 rear springs
New front bumper cover with fog light cut outs and lower airdam trimmed off then cover painted to match.
Install HIDs in headlights
Hid converted factory fog lights
Westin safari light bar with Lightforce 140 Lance lights.

Decided to add all my lighting mods in front rather then on a roof rack to keep overall height lower and allowing for a lower profile roof rack to be built using a Rigid industries SR series light bar for added lighting at that point.

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[Darkrider]

Had a bit of a "whoops" on monday morning which resulted in this...

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As a result of this, I think I figured out how im going to add driving lights to the trailblazer...now that I have had the bumper cover off for a couple of days I could see how it could be done. I'm thinking of mounting a Rigid 10" light bar or a pair of rigid dually lights where the license plate mount is currently. Basically the bar would be bolted directly to the original metal bumper and a slot cut into the bumper cover for the light to go through as well as a pair of hid retrofitted OE fog lights in the stock locations mounted to custom mounts bolted to the metal bumper in the stock locations.

These lights would be used

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http://www.rigidindustries.com/product-p/eseries10.htm

http://www.rigidindustries.com/Dually-LED-Light-Spot-p/dually-sp.htm


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[eric.s.t]

That sounds like a pretty cool plan man! Btw, i didnt know you did the exhaust, doesnt sound all that bad really!

 

[Darkrider]

That sounds like a pretty cool plan man! Btw, i didnt know you did the exhaust, doesnt sound all that bad really!

Thanks!

Now i have shown this to Eric already but this pic gives me a very good idea as to what my truck will look like if i were to go with the plan i listed in the post before the pic of the bumperless tb...

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This is the plan im refering to:

HIDs in headlights
Hid converted factory fog lights on custom retrofit brackets and modified bumper cover
Westin safari light bar with Lightforce 140 Lance lights or Rigid Duallys

 

[Darkrider]

Trailblazer got to sling some mud today lol


This shot was taken after i left the oil field leases where i was mudding and was behind home depot, figured it would be a cool shot...plus it shows the changes made during the repair stage a lil more clearly..

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Couple more shots from that same area

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How the truck looks currently

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