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What motor can you put in a 1995 blazer that will bolt to the transmission?
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∙ 15y ago
any 4.3 that has the v o r t e c h hi rise spider intake up to 95 i think all the way back to 88 89 or a 350 will bolt to the trans but now you will be getting into a lot of mods
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