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Your weak link is just a 205 its low range is only 2:01 vs a 241 which is 2:72 or a 208 which is 2:65. 4:88 gears will help more on than the free way than 4:56 gears

I moved mine forward but i did cross over steering.

yep they should work.

you need a 241 from a 3/4 ton 89 burban! thats where i found mine.

try WFO they might have some in stock.

i have a controller i jsut need a 4l80e and my 241 will bolt up!

Just cut your fenders. Skinny is right. Google search for blazers or look on pirate or ck5 for 8 inch lifted blazers. I run 37's with a 5 inchlift.

I think this is getting out of hand with who does not like ORD and who does. this thread was not meant to turn in to this imo.

Randys ring and pinion.

Diy4x makes them EZ Inch Also if u call WFO speak to Beau or Trevor.

its the best paint job there is!

Yes WFO imo has way better customer service and they mess up less. PB your right its not an excuse its just the facts. I refuse to buy from them because of the customer service, not the products they sell. I sent a message to Stephen Watson on face book hoping he will check this out.

PB Denise is the wife of the owner. The owner Stepan Watson is very involved. they are a small shop that is out growing its ability for good customer service. there products are great its just the follow through that is lacking some tact.

I ran mine to the stock location and cut the metal hose that comes off the fuel pump abd bypassed the mechanical one.i installed the pump on the passenger side on the frame rails. you can use a SBC block off plate. my pump works great i have no stalling issues. but since i am crazy i run both a...

I would look at your u joints first in the drive shaft and if that's not it maybe motor-transmission mounts.

why so many on one side ?

could also be a tire out of balance

Sorry im working if i had more of a notice i would, next time give more notice.

I have read on here on how to fix the resistor, i need to do the same but i am going to use my spare meter.

I mounted mine on the frame rail right under the cab and just use rubber hose to connect it to the metal fuel lines.