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What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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Tonyrodz
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Finally got the lifters and trays.
iddqd
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Santa delivered his presents earlier this year:
Also, installed installed a light for passenger:
He helped me all along the way:
Also, installed installed a light for passenger:
He helped me all along the way:
My pup just likes to steal things and run away. I should have named him Thief lol.
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Washed my engine bay done. Need to grab some more degreaser and some thing to wipe the hoses down with.
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Glad our dogs are out of that. Our oldest is 13 and the other one is 4.
He’s only 6 months but already 55 lbs.
Tonyrodz
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Lol, he's like "Who, me?"
Tonyrodz
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What's on the lap top?
hp tuner
3Dog
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New 78 series battery. Seemed to be getting a little weak, and wanted some assurance heading into winter.
iddqd
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HP tuners & GM Factor Service Manual program.
My 03 Tahoe is getting kinda rusty, so I went to Texas and bought a replacement, an 04 LS.
I transferred the DJM 3/5" suspension, big brakes, PPV wheels, and front air dam. Debadged it, buffed the paint and installed new lights and LED interior bulbs.
Gonna keep the running boards on for the winter. Still unhappy that the DJM lower control arms did not deliver the full 3" front drop as promised. Might put 1/2" spacers in the back (if I can find some), depending on where it's parked it sometimes looks a little nose high to me.
I transferred the DJM 3/5" suspension, big brakes, PPV wheels, and front air dam. Debadged it, buffed the paint and installed new lights and LED interior bulbs.
Gonna keep the running boards on for the winter. Still unhappy that the DJM lower control arms did not deliver the full 3" front drop as promised. Might put 1/2" spacers in the back (if I can find some), depending on where it's parked it sometimes looks a little nose high to me.
Looking good.
Tonyrodz
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Looks good, gotta ditch that roof rack tho.
SnowDrifter
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Fussed with shift settings a bit. Turns out I had torque management turned off. Oops.
Turned on now. Little smoother, but more importantly less stress on the trans.
What I really need is to see if I can load the thing in my computer and tell it to pull a little more timing during WOT shifts. Can't adjust it from the tuner itself and I want it to pull wayyyyy back. Closer to stock. It's exceedingly minor right now
Turned on now. Little smoother, but more importantly less stress on the trans.
What I really need is to see if I can load the thing in my computer and tell it to pull a little more timing during WOT shifts. Can't adjust it from the tuner itself and I want it to pull wayyyyy back. Closer to stock. It's exceedingly minor right now
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Finally found a day to change out my tie rods. Whack with the BFH and both sides broke free.
Here is a pick of the OEM and Moog problem solver ready to go on.
And digging around I see the upper control arm bushings are a little cracked. It can wait if needed. Only the lower arms were replaced when it was lowered. I wish I had done the uppers, but it was $$ at the time. Nonetheless, Moog, Energy Suspension or other doe anybody recommend?
Doesn't have to be today as I need to get the tie rods buttoned up and was going to go get it aligned ASAP.
Can I change out the upper arm bushings later without an alignment? Rather not have to pay for an extra alignment and hopefully he doesn't find anything else when it goes on the rack. Thx.
Here is a pick of the OEM and Moog problem solver ready to go on.
And digging around I see the upper control arm bushings are a little cracked. It can wait if needed. Only the lower arms were replaced when it was lowered. I wish I had done the uppers, but it was $$ at the time. Nonetheless, Moog, Energy Suspension or other doe anybody recommend?
Doesn't have to be today as I need to get the tie rods buttoned up and was going to go get it aligned ASAP.
Can I change out the upper arm bushings later without an alignment? Rather not have to pay for an extra alignment and hopefully he doesn't find anything else when it goes on the rack. Thx.
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SnowDrifter
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So apparently they require in house software to edit their files. Which is only available to vendors and not something I can get a hold of. Bummer
