serpentine setup from blazer with tpi

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well i could bypass the smog and cut the bracket off of the f/b body setup, gring it down to look like there was never a bracket there in the first place....
 
regalman4925 said:
well i could bypass the smog and cut the bracket off of the f/b body setup, gring it down to look like there was never a bracket there in the first place....

Yes, that's just what the one guy did in the last pic above - hard to see since his brackets are painted black, but it looks pretty good IMO. Many guys have run this way up to 6500 RPM without any belt issues.
 
i dont see that pic, it might be becasue i am at work(need over time for car projects!) and it blocks out half of the pics for some reason, stupid security crap!
 
regalman4925 said:
i dont see that pic, it might be becasue i am at work(need over time for car projects!) and it blocks out half of the pics for some reason, stupid security crap!

try clicking the thirdgen link below the pic then - it is in that thread on the third page. If your comp is blocking it, you may not be able to see it there either though.
 
that doesnt look too bad. my girlfriend has the blazer right now but i am going to take a picture and post it when she gets home.
 
that is defenatly not it. that one the idle pully or whatever its called in almost centered, the vortec 4.3 in the version i have has a air intake tube similar to a tpi setup. i am going to search online for a pic since i am back at work again, on a freckin sunday!
 
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