73-89 K5 Blazer 2WD a.k.a. CHONG

[zztunnell]

This project will be for me.It will progress slowly as Cheech is more of a priority.

Will probably go with new or newer Phoenix gear in this project.

Any suggestions ideas are appreciated.

My biggest question is really to 'WALL' or not to 'WALL' it off.

[CK1991]

Nice. I love the 73-90 chevy trucks. Had an 87 for a week (bought it as an engine donor for my 86 caddy FWB.) It was a fun truck and rode pretty good, but was completely toast (the rust belt took a toll on the body...it was rotted up to the door handles and skimmed in 1/4" of bondo over the rot). On the plus side, it ran great and hauled ass. Some day, I want to buy a nicer rust free one.

[zztunnell]

After looking forever for a 73-78 2wd. I got fed up and found a 89 4wd and my dad and I chopped up it and his 73 c10 2wd and built this Frankenstein.

[CK1991]

here was my 87. looked far far worse in person

[CK1991]

as for wall or not wall, I always liked the show trucks with the floor of woofers right under the window line in the back

[Navy Chief]

I worked at a shop in high school with a lowered K5 Blazer, it was called "Nightmare on your Street". Wall that bitch, we had sixteen 15s in it on 1000 watts of PPI ProMos amps.

[Kirghiz]

Here's an idea.......

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=chhUeaVKnK ... hhUeaVKnKA

I tend to think he has that tuned way high though, because I've been trying to model a similar box in winisd and it's calling for much bigger (and longer) ports.

[LowandLoud]

Sweet truck! I love the K5s. I also love the look of a full 4 seater, so that with the roof off, the rear passengers are out in the air. Still plenty of room behind the seats for a giant box too.

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