What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

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I figure since ive been seeing it at $125ish, $96 was better with free shipping and if the black tip comes back in stock i will order it and as long as (hopefully) inlet/outlet are close in size ill swap tips and maybe sell chrome one. I think amazon had it for same price, not sure about shipping or prime though. Fyi

If you ever want to go with a great sounding catback, go with MBRP. That's what I am running and sounds damn close to the Corsa Sport that I had on my 2005 Tahoe.

 

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Wow @DaRosa218 !!! Gonna have some serious polishing to do when done but should be a huge improvement when finished. You going lowered with this one? Find any rust behind those flares?
 

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Wow @DaRosa218 !!! Gonna have some serious polishing to do when done but should be a huge improvement when finished. You going lowered with this one? Find any rust behind those flares?

So far no rust thankfully, luckily live in California so no salt to worry about.

Yup, she's going to be lowered soon with some beauty and power enhancements
 

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Went from 24s to 20s on my wife's Tahoe. Wheels are from a brand new 2017 Tahoe LTZ with less than 200 miles on them.

Paid $675, so not too bad when others are advertising them around here for well over a grand for the same sets. Sure, I had to drive two hours one way to get them from a small town Chevy dealer. Even got a full set of brand new, still in plastic OEM pouches GM lugnuts. Wanted to get a set of the LTZ wheels the Tahoe originally came with, but couldn't find a reasonably priced set.

Had the 24s on for almost 3 years and loved the look of them but not so much the harsh ride. I guess I'm done with big wheels. IMO, 20s give the best balance between looks and comfort in these things. Potentially 22s, but that's about it for me.

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Went from 24s to 20s on my wife's Tahoe. Wheels are from a brand new 2017 Tahoe LTZ with less than 200 miles on them.

Paid $675, so not too bad when others are advertising them around here for well over a grand for the same sets. Sure, I had to drive two hours one way to get them from a small town Chevy dealer. Even got a full set of brand new, still in plastic OEM pouches GM lugnuts. Wanted to get a set of the LTZ wheels the Tahoe originally came with, but couldn't find a reasonably priced set.

Had the 24s on for almost 3 years and loved the look of them but not so much the harsh ride. I guess I'm done with big wheels. IMO, 20s give the best balance between looks and comfort in these things. Potentially 22s, but that's about it for me.

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Looks amazing, like with the 20's better!
 

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