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I'm pretty sure you just need to make sure you are using canbus LEDs. Canbus LEDs have loading resistors in them (I think) that allows the truck to tell there is a good bulb in there.
What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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I'm pretty sure you just need to make sure you are using canbus LEDs. Canbus LEDs have loading resistors in them (I think) that allows the truck to tell there is a good bulb in there.
As long as you have Autoride removed and the correct springs installed.
Tonyrodz
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No autoride, and I'm using Crown Suspension lowering springs with shackles.
BigDaddy13440
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I'll have to take exception to that!
I AM a General Contractor, and subcontract for Lowe's doing installs for three stores. Mostly do door installations, but also countertops, tile, bathroom fixtures, and full kitchen renovations.
My XL IS my work truck.
BigDaddy13440
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Just picked my XL up from Goodyear, my front brakes were toast.... as in metal to metal. Mechanic hit the old rotors with a hammer and they shattered.
Luckily, as I'd mentioned elsewhere, I found a set of EBC rotors and Greenstuff pads on Craigslist locally. He said he'd bought them from Jegs for his truck, and wound up trading it in before he put them on. Had them listed at $200, they are over $400 if buying from Jegs - I offered $150 and he quickly agreed.
Luckily, as I'd mentioned elsewhere, I found a set of EBC rotors and Greenstuff pads on Craigslist locally. He said he'd bought them from Jegs for his truck, and wound up trading it in before he put them on. Had them listed at $200, they are over $400 if buying from Jegs - I offered $150 and he quickly agreed.
You should be good to go with the Bilsteins.
#1taho
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Bilstein said they were for stock height trucks.
But I am sure there is a different model available for lowered. I will call tomorrow and find out
Tonyrodz
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Thx alot guys, i really appreciate it.
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still a good work truck. you mind if i pm you about the job?
4600's are for stock height or lowered vehicles and 5100 's are for lifted.
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Bought another single cab project the other day
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Here's my favorite picture I have ever taken of my Tahoe, figured y'all might like it also.
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Nice shot. Post it up in the TOTM thread.
Tonyrodz
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Nice. Is that ds quarter damaged?
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Talk about a lucky break, I'm jealous. Scouring Dallas CL for the past 2 weeks looking for a similar bargain on a rear-brakes only setup. I won't be out of the woods financially 'til mid-Jan
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4600's with shock extenders? I'm asking because I'm on the market as well. I may need to perform the free travel mod as well
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PM away
#1taho
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Yes. That what they told me today also. I should have knew you knew that !! Your lowered.
#1taho
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That I am not sure of. They didn’t mention it either time I talked to them. The 800 # doesn’t work on there web site. But here is a number that does work. They are easy to talk too and very knowledgeable
1-858-386-5900
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