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Chevy v10?
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Posted: 10/24/09
12:24 PM
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Ive been doing research and have been finding some ads and posts about 1987 v10s instead of a k10s. Is a v10 a different model? Does it have anything to do with the fact that TBI was made an option in 1987?
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WYJAX
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Posted: 10/25/09
05:44 PM
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I believe that the Suburban, and maybe even the Blazers were given given the "V" designation at some point, but don't quote me on that.
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04-Z71
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Posted: 10/26/09
09:14 AM
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c is 4x2 and k is 4x4 but i have no idea what v is ive seen it too alot
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Posted: 10/26/09
04:29 PM
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Yea,Ive only seen it on 1987s. It might have something to do with that.
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WYJAX
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Posted: 10/30/09
10:25 AM
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Well, remember that 87 was the last year of the straight axle pickup, and the 1st year of fuel injection. It could be that the 87-91 blazers and burbs were given the "V" designation.
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Posted: 10/30/09
01:18 PM
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Thats what im thinking. I just didnt know if it was a gov't or military standard truck, or a special package, ect.
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