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trailblazer handling - 1/26/2008 2:54:18 PM   
ajth87

 

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Hey everyone.  I am new to this forum and a planned Trailblazer purchaser.  I plan on purchasing a 2004 Chevrolet Trailblazer but just had a couple questions for current owners and others experienced with this model trailblazer.  First of all I have read a lot on the internet that the handling on the trailblazer is no good.  I have read though that they run great and are a very comfortable drive. I really like the way they look and the performance specs that I have read about impress me also.  But of course I am concerned with the handling.  I dont need sports car handling but I was wondering what upgrages are available that would help the handling.  I dont want to sacrifice too much ride comfort but i do want so upgrade that allows fast corner taking with less body roll but still comfort in everyday driving.  Any opinions/advice on this. Thank you.
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RE: trailblazer handling - 1/26/2008 3:21:16 PM   
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get a used SS Tblazer......

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RE: trailblazer handling - 1/26/2008 3:37:41 PM   
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yea i looked into the SS Tblazers but not really in my budget or else I would opt for one.  I think that I will opt for the suspension used on the SS and that should fulfill my needs perfectly.  Just a curious question, does anyone know the top speed of the '04 trailblazer (base I-6 engine)?

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RE: trailblazer handling - 1/28/2008 6:34:37 PM   
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I have an 02 and am heavy footed. The wife is constantly tell me to slow down! hehe
My tblazer handles great, even when i'm speeding around corners and through the streets

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RE: trailblazer handling - 1/30/2008 7:27:55 PM   
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Moms Envoy handles pretty good, it has the same suspension package. The coil spring rear will make it feel soft in the rear when cornering, but I only notice that because I drive a leaf-rear vehicle.

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