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Hola!!! My name is Chris I hail from the Buckeye State aka Ohio!!! I own a 2003 TB 4x4 ext.I am glad I finally found a forum where I can ask questions or give answers. I will post pictures of it when I get the chance. I picked up my TB about 3 months ago. We use to own a 1978 Blazer many moons ago. So Me and Tiffani My partner in crime are happy to be back in the Blazer family once again!!
- BNSF309
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- Name: Chris
- Vehicle Year: 2003
- Vehicle: Chevrolet Trailblazer EXT
- DriveTrain: 4WD
What are your plans for it?
And questions are ok... as long as you search first.
And questions are ok... as long as you search first.
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Trail X - Founder
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- janesy86
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I'm reading about lifts and looking at your charts as of now. A lift of some degree is a must being a TB ext. High centering a vehical is no fun. Was thinking no less then 3" also looking in to more durable bumpers and/ or guard bars. I plan on doing moderate off roading. I want to just hang out for now and read up the forums before I post to many questions.
I do have a few questions however let Me read up more to see if they can be answered in the threads. Also thanks for the welcome.
I do have a few questions however let Me read up more to see if they can be answered in the threads. Also thanks for the welcome.
- BNSF309
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- Vehicle: Chevrolet Trailblazer EXT
- DriveTrain: 4WD
Welcome to the site
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djthumper - Moderator
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- Location: NV, Las Vegas
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- Vehicle Year: 2006
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Welcome to the site. Where from Ohio are you? I live in Reynoldsburg. As far as I know I think we're the only two.
Edit: Forgot about nglauer. He's down near Marrieta
Edit: Forgot about nglauer. He's down near Marrieta
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Blackout - Trail-Blazer
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- Name: Brian
- Vehicle Year: 2004
- Vehicle: Chevrolet TrailBlazer
- DriveTrain: 4WD
Welcome to the site.
- dlcsjoyce
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- Location: Salisbury, NC
- Name: Derek Joyce
- Vehicle Year: 2004
- Vehicle: Chevrolet TrailBlazer
- DriveTrain: 4WD
Welcome!! 
I'm going to assume you work for the railroad? I've done quite a bit of work for them, including connecting San Diego to Fort Worth (Abo Canyon, NM). Enjoy yourself here, and prepare your pocket book!!! 
I'm going to assume you work for the railroad? I've done quite a bit of work for them, including connecting San Diego to Fort Worth (Abo Canyon, NM). Enjoy yourself here, and prepare your pocket book!!! 3...2...1....FIRE IN THE HOLE!!!
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gotspeed1 - Trail-Blazer
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- Name: Joey
- Vehicle Year: 2002
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- DriveTrain: 4WD
- Rank: Offroad Rated
Welcome
they've always worked for me.
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HARDTRAILZ - Moderator
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- Rank: Extreme Offroader
BNSF309 wrote:I'm reading about lifts and looking at your charts as of now. A lift of some degree is a must being a TB ext. High centering a vehical is no fun. Was thinking no less then 3" also looking in to more durable bumpers and/ or guard bars. I plan on doing moderate off roading. I want to just hang out for now and read up the forums before I post to many questions.
I do have a few questions however let Me read up more to see if they can be answered in the threads. Also thanks for the welcome.
everything you listed is available from different members on this site... so u got the right place...
welcome
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Hatchet669 - Trail-Blazer
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- Name: Joe
- Vehicle Year: 2003
- Vehicle: Chevrolet TrailBlazer
- DriveTrain: 4WD
- Rank: Trail Ready
I do not work for the Rail Road but I am a railfan. So getting to those spots to get good shots/pics of trains at times requires the right vehical.So wanting to get that special picture is the perfect excuse to enjoy my other hobby offroading!!! I'm in Marion,Ohio to be exact.
However the first thing I need to take care of is My instrument panel. It has decided to have a mind of it's own.
So before I can go after the 3inch lift that must be taken of first. ugh...
However the first thing I need to take care of is My instrument panel. It has decided to have a mind of it's own.
So before I can go after the 3inch lift that must be taken of first. ugh...- BNSF309
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Welcome 
- bgwolfpack
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Yeah, mine has that issue too. The only gauge that is consistent is the fuel level so I just left it as is for now
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Blackout - Trail-Blazer
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- Name: Brian
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I thought the same thing till my fuel guage decided to have a mind of it's own as well. I would suggest fixing yours as well. Not only is it annoying but not knowing gas level, speed, rpm and so on can be a safety issue.
- BNSF309
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- Name: Chris
- Vehicle Year: 2003
- Vehicle: Chevrolet Trailblazer EXT
- DriveTrain: 4WD
Welcome ! You can proly find the answer to all your TBQ's by searching thru the forums. These guys have done a great job covering just about everything for offroading the tb. Welcome ! 
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OkieBlazin - Cruiser
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- DriveTrain: 4WD w/ G80
Welcome to the Site.
- Diacom
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