What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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Pretty much everybody has at least that much lead time right now for anything built to order. We are going to need patience for a long time due to Covid. Actually 4 weeks isn’t bad right now.
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Jason in DLH
Cheeseburger and Fries
I installed Bushwackers on, but they’re not for the Denali (which I have) so I had to trim quite a bit in the rear and the fronts don’t fit perfectly either. I didn’t think there would be so much difference in trim levels.
This is the rear after trimming a lot. I’m going to caulk it and spray the rubberized paint over it so it should look better.
Here is the front (I will be using a self drilling Stainless screw to bring it back to the body and then spraying it with rubberized paint):
Overall they look good. I initially was going to have them gloss black (hence the orange peel that I didn’t sand off yet) and changed my mind to go rubberized coating.
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
Waited for prime day to see if this went down in price: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B016Q4Y5CM
nope..
Youtube channel: South Main Auto has one, looks so compact...
F it, the ** is getting some suspension work once i get the oil pressure happy.
Ordered!
Image from one of the reviews,
nope..
Youtube channel: South Main Auto has one, looks so compact...
F it, the ** is getting some suspension work once i get the oil pressure happy.
Ordered!
Image from one of the reviews,
Jason in DLH
Cheeseburger and Fries
Nice! What kind of compressor do you have to run it?
ive got a little compressor, so I went with the Ryobi Cordless impact. Worked well getting the rusted shocks off.
ive got a little compressor, so I went with the Ryobi Cordless impact. Worked well getting the rusted shocks off.
Just Fishing
Can't fix stupid
I have Quincy QT54 (60 gallon 2 stage)
I love that compressor.
I have my air setup to do a future paint job on the ol vette.
Once i'm willing to deal with it that is...
Hillbilly4460
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Did a full clean up. Was actually yesterday.
Superclean!
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Finally replaced the 2 broken exterior door handles! Now I'm just a rear ride height sensor away from being back to 100% so I can start on the fun stuff
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Thank you. I try to keep up with it. Inside is just as clean. I love using the CG products, everything always looks perfect when it's done.
massivespl
I'm not mean, I'm honest.
got some wood cut. It’s just sitting there not glued or screwed. Pretty sure that’s how my baffle will look with 6 12s
Jason in DLH
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Wow! That’ll be amazing when it’s done!
Tonyrodz
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Bigass enclosure!!
Mickey_7106
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Are the caliper slide pin boots replaceable? I have 2 that have holes and allowing the pin to stick.
Also what pad hardware are you guys running? I broke 2 of those pad stoppers circled below in red. I had bought them from O'Reilly the beginning of this year. The material is pretty weak. Never had one break till now.
Also what pad hardware are you guys running? I broke 2 of those pad stoppers circled below in red. I had bought them from O'Reilly the beginning of this year. The material is pretty weak. Never had one break till now.
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Mickey_7106
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nm i ordered this kit
ACDelco 18K2023X
ACDelco 18K2023X
Good luck, I tried a couple of those kits the dam boot just rips because it has to be pressed in I ended up just buying new calipers, maybe a it takes a special hand but didn't work out for me
The ones that came with my Powerstop kit had no issues like that. I used a poor man's press (socket) and tapped them in that way. Then you got to watch when you grease the pin and slide it in it wants to balloon open. I use a pick tool to hold it open and let the air escape as I slide the pin in.
