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Dream on lol. You’ll have to wait until I’m dead, then get in line.
I put 3/4 of a ton of old bricks and rocks in the back of mine. It squatted until I started the engine and the self leveling rear shocks aired themselves up. I could definately tell there was a lot of weight in it when I drove and the tires were squished a bit but I was amazed, especially when I got the weight slips at the dump and realized what it just hauled. Pretty cool.
Nice!! And long time man! Where ya been..?!
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Any time I look for performance parts on my Tahoe I always refer back to how you put your Yukon together. I love it, I'm sure you do too. Trying to work the angle with my better half to have a lifted Tahoe and a lowered/performance oriented Yukon similar to yours...But she hasn't got on board yet lol.Combined with the cam I have and the Performabuilt trans and the fact it’s lowered, it’s sweet. She moves and handles pretty good. Then with the Wilwood 16”/14” BBK it stops great too.View attachment 387161
Great video. Nice Install. Looks great.
I actually found your build on youtube right as I purchased my Tahoe and love how yours is set up as well. Seeing your build process help inspire me to get into my Tahoe and actually make it fun. At first it was just going to be a vehicle to pull my boat and haul around the family, but now its become so much more. I'm grateful to be amongst some great builds I've followed for years.
Never closed the loop on this post.. I verified the u-joints, driveshaft, etc. are good. No excessive play anywhere. I hopped in the truck to drive a few days later, and noticed I had left the tcase in “Auto”. I rarely use this, or 4hi, but tbh, with the addition of a little power, and the wet weather we have around here, it’s been pretty sketchy, accidentally spinning all over the place. So I forgot I had put into “Auto” mode. Perhaps the slight vibration was the front engaging while the rears were trying to break loose
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Damn. Do not like. This is apparently the reason they redesigned the hatch glass for 2005-2006.
You can make the Escalade rear glass and third brake light work. @adventurenali92 did it to his Denali.I know about this "problems" with rear hatch glass, but impossibile to find 2006 redesigned glass here, also only Escalade were sold here(different 3rd brake light..).
Anybody know this company, they tell will ship internationally, and the only I was able to found with 2006 redesign glass.
2000-2006 Yukon,Tahoe, Suburban Rear Back Glass, for liftgate, HTD
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Took it for a drive to get some Braums. The one thing I managed to grease was the idler arm where it connects to the center link and that seemed to maybe have fixed a clunk I have had. Maybe I forgot to grease it when I installed over two years ago? Lololol. It’s possible. I put it on when I had the heads off for replacing a cracked one in 2020 2x. And I’m getting old. I know I greased the top part because the Delco one came with an extension like the Moog problem solvers.
