What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

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HiHoeSilver

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Love the Denali handles. I just noticed your door panels aren't carpeted in the bottom area like mine. I had redone them with matching material when I replaced my carpet and just reglued them yesterday because I didn't use enough spray glue first time around.

I've never seen lower panels uncarpeted.

Never even thought of this... A Z71 thing, maybe? The sail panels are different colors from driver (dark charcoal) to passenger (gray), too.
 

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Replaced and relocated my aux backup LED pods. I used to have the slim 18w pod mounted directly underneath the bumper, but still visible. It worked, but I never loved having the pod visible all the time. Here's what I got now, used factory holes, an L-bracket and some stainless hardware.

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Normal standing height:

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Crouched down:

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And on:

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I think I'm going to like it a lot better, but I might need to drop them down an inch or two to the next hole in the L-bracket if I don't like the light pattern at night or if the bumper cuts off the beam too low.
 

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Replaced and relocated my aux backup LED pods. I used to have the slim 18w pod mounted directly underneath the bumper, but still visible. It worked, but I never loved having the pod visible all the time. Here's what I got now, used factory holes, an L-bracket and some stainless hardware.

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Normal standing height:

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Crouched down:

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And on:

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I think I'm going to like it a lot better, but I might need to drop them down an inch or two to the next hole in the L-bracket if I don't like the light pattern at night or if the bumper cuts off the beam too low.
Man your rig is so clean, love it.
 

seven9st surfer

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Man your rig is so clean, love it.

Thanks man, I appreciate it. "Clean" is exactly what I'm going for.

Had a bunch of time off today, so I got some more stuff done. 3 coats of bedliner on my faded, rusted nerf bars. Maybe I can get a few more years out them before I have to replace.

Before:

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After:

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Also re-plastidipped my Esky roof rack end caps and topped with Glossifier:

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All put back together:

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Now I just need to restore the plastic steps with the same stuff I used on the valence and tires. Renew/Protect Blak, Gloz, and Satn. Awesome stuff.
 

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Thanks man, I appreciate it. "Clean" is exactly what I'm going for.

Had a bunch of time off today, so I got some more stuff done. 3 coats of bedliner on my faded, rusted nerf bars. Maybe I can get a few more years out them before I have to replace.

Before:

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After:

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Also re-plastidipped my Esky roof rack end caps and topped with Glossifier:

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All put back together:

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Now I just need to restore the plastic steps with the same stuff I used on the valence and tires. Renew/Protect Blak, Gloz, and Satn. Awesome stuff.
Lookin good bud
 
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