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Re: O/T help with older GM 4X4 transmission
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Posted by Old Pokey on December 18, 2006 at 06:10:54 from (216.99.201.198):
In Reply to: O/T help with older GM 4X4 transmission posted by perry in mi on December 18, 2006 at 04:54:24:
If you decide to go with the 203 from the blazer, look at the shifter linkage location first. I'm not sure the tunnel in your pickup has a knockout for the 203 shifter anymore. If it does, the entire undercarriage from the blazer can be bolted into the pickup. Arguably the axles in the blazer are a little better than the ones in your pickup. The 203 trans case can be made "part time" 4x4 very easily.
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