S10 Blazer bogger ?

Started by Boggen Joe, March 13, 2012, 01:15:20 AM

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Boggen Joe

do you have to cut to firewall to run a sbc in a s10 bogger?
does it make a big difference going from fullsize to s10?
how strong is a s10 frame?

98 blazer 388/350/208, 60 front,14ff rear, 4:88s, on 44s cut

betterbeaters

if you wanna go lighter I got a cj5 thats about 1000 lbs with no drivetrain?  I had a few buddys run s-10 frames ok.. and some cut the fire wall some moved the body
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BAD APPLE

If you want to get the engine weight of the front axle u will have to cut the firewall to move the engine back far enough to make a differnce, but u don't have to blazers have a bigger engine compartmant than what my bronco 2 has and I put a big block in it without cutting firewall as for the frame they are kinda weak just put the s10 blazer body on the k5 frame
no rest for the wicked

a99moparman

i have put a 400 sbc in a s10 the only thing i cut out was the inerfenderdid not do anything to the firewall

mudboggincrazy

#4
just buy my truck joe and all the works done 4 ya already and u know its built strong lol  i ve got a small block in mine with no cuttin of fire wall at all
bog  it  like  you  stole it   chevvv  can take  it           
if its  2 loud then cover  your ears  damit     350?ci s10 on danas  and 44 boggers  chevvv

4-play

I had a big block in mine with no cutting

justin0421

if your curious about it message big al he has built a few on full size frames

mudboggincrazy

joe just buid it already lmao
bog  it  like  you  stole it   chevvv  can take  it           
if its  2 loud then cover  your ears  damit     350?ci s10 on danas  and 44 boggers  chevvv

J.C.

i got a blazer frame, with a full glass cj5 body mounted to it. add your stuff and go, motor was moved back 9 inches or so for lower center of gravity. its all chevy except for the body ++peace

Boggen Joe

Ok I got a  s10 blazer for a bogger, 2 dr
Is there any frame spots I should deal with?
98 blazer 388/350/208, 60 front,14ff rear, 4:88s, on 44s cut

RIP_K52007

No u move engine mounts forward leave bellhousing lined up stock with firewall. N run electric fans.

Frame is just as strong or stronger than half ton. The front is boxed all the way to back off front doors. If you want you can box the rest and be even better off.

RIP_K52007

Look up the "crinkle" spots designed into the frame. Somehwere online there is a pic of the locations. Upto you if you re-enforce there. Just spots in the frame designed to asorb impact/bend in a collison, if you plan to get any air time id recromend it.

michigan maniac

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littleripper

The way Joe drives the Damn thing will be in the air 90% of the time lol
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BAD APPLE

Half ton frames are not that stock either, they bend up front where they start to wish bone, and I wouldn't move the mounts forward I would move them back word get the weight off the front end, even if that means to cut the firewall
no rest for the wicked

RIP_K52007

#15
Downside to movingg motor back is it moves trans n case back, which means custom driveshafts, modifying the crossmember and knocking the fire wall out.

IMO seems like a lot of work to get 100lb off the front axle..

J.C.

Quote from: lilred on March 23, 2012, 02:33:41 PM
Downside to movingg motor back is it moves trans n case back, which means custom driveshafts, modifying the crossmember and knocking the fire wall out.

IMO seems like a lot of work to get 100lb off the front axle..

My 454 was back 9". Only time i broke it was with tractors and NOS lol. I think moving it back helped with that

BAD APPLE

yes it does or he can always extend the front axle forward that how i get a toyota to hold up to a 462 it really makes a differents on breakage in the front end and helps with weight transfer
no rest for the wicked

Boggen Joe

Quote from: lilred on March 22, 2012, 08:50:09 PM
Look up the "crinkle" spots designed into the frame. Somehwere online there is a pic of the locations. Upto you if you re-enforce there. Just spots in the frame designed to asorb impact/bend in a collison, if you plan to get any air time id recromend it.
I can't find this online
98 blazer 388/350/208, 60 front,14ff rear, 4:88s, on 44s cut

RIP_K52007

Quote from: Boggen Joe on March 27, 2012, 09:57:31 PM
Quote from: lilred on March 22, 2012, 08:50:09 PM
Look up the "crinkle" spots designed into the frame. Somehwere online there is a pic of the locations. Upto you if you re-enforce there. Just spots in the frame designed to asorb impact/bend in a collison, if you plan to get any air time id recromend it.
I can't find this online
Its been years since I seen it. Wana say the pic was from s10forum ill see if I can find it when I get back to a computer. If not ill make one loll

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