What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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That was an awesome video. Love that guy.
iamdub
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Had the helmholtz resonator built / installed yesterday. It works awesome! No drone at 2k at all. Slightly less sound than I wanted below 2k, but I think the trade off is worth it.
What'd your exhaust guy think of it?
i'll counter with this "truck"
Gm can't even make a ******** spark plug wire replacing my front brakes soon but Not using OEM parts
this is the garbage you get for 70$
(748RR set) not the cheapo 9748rr set
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He seemed pretty happy with it. He said it was only the 3rd one he’d ever done, and he’s been at it a long time. Lol. His partner was talking it up too, sounded like he had done quite a few.
What'd your exhaust guy think of it?
They had a sweet BelAir in the shop, on the dyno -recently installed- but were having issues with the carb tuning, so I couldn’t get a video of a pull. [emoji20]
iamdub
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DurrtyBurB
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Installing a budget e-fan conversion. No access to a tuner but this should help out A/C performance at idle . Originally was planning to swap in a Taurus fan but came across some 09 fans .
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Tonyrodz
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Hooking up to a manual switch or thermostatic sensor?
Thank God you didn’t resort to putting Ford fans on. I mean, why would you do that anyway?
DurrtyBurB
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Using a BMW Temp switch to kick fans on at 195/210. Thinking of using C1 wire on fuse box to kick one fan on during A/C operation
DurrtyBurB
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I came to my senses and decided against it.
Tonyrodz
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What's the C1 fuse for, ac?
iamdub
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Nothing wrong with the Ford fan!
I had a Taurus fan on all of my S-series trucks. The current owner of my Xtreme is still rockin the Taurus fan I put on it 10+ years ago. The only modification he did was got a coolant temp sensor to replace the radiator probe for the Flex-A-Lite controller. It's more than enough for idling in traffic in 90+ degree heat, A/C on max, with the low speed circuit of the Taurus fan being ran at 60% power.
I had a Taurus fan on all of my S-series trucks. The current owner of my Xtreme is still rockin the Taurus fan I put on it 10+ years ago. The only modification he did was got a coolant temp sensor to replace the radiator probe for the Flex-A-Lite controller. It's more than enough for idling in traffic in 90+ degree heat, A/C on max, with the low speed circuit of the Taurus fan being ran at 60% power.
Tonyrodz
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Yup, yup. Guess what?? New motor needs cam bearings!!
He's gonna call around to machine shops on Monday--he'd rather not do that. I'm ok with that. Anyone know what it might cost to do? I can't catch a damn break. Now, a longer wait!
He's gonna call around to machine shops on Monday--he'd rather not do that. I'm ok with that. Anyone know what it might cost to do? I can't catch a damn break. Now, a longer wait!
druiddonn
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Amp mounted and most of the wires ran
DurrtyBurB
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Yea my thought was to splice into dark green on c2 a3 that way the fan runs only when the compressor is on.
Tonyrodz
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Will that def command the 1 fan on?
When I brought it up the first time, he was slammed, and I think he wanted to just do a quick fix.. then he later realized I’m picky about it, and we got it done right.Then why did he talk you out of it in favor of a resonator the first time?
NoReverseYukon
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@DurrtyBurB : if you found a new way to skin a cat, please think about posting a guide including what specific parts you are using. It will be welcome information.
