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    Exploring 2500 Purchase Options (I'm Back?)

    So, in exploring our options and what is the most financially responsible thing for us to do, I think we're now leaning toward the 2016+ 3500, especially with the excellent results had by members of this group. The most important part of this for me is to have the payload capacity to carry our...
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    Exploring 2500 Purchase Options (I'm Back?)

    Hypothetically though, if you were pulling an 8k trailer and got in an accident, couldn’t your insurance say “well, you overloaded it, and we won’t pay anything?”
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    Exploring 2500 Purchase Options (I'm Back?)

    I just realized they’re only rated to tow 3k lbs, because they’re made to be outfitted with equipment, but sure the truck is capable of more than that?
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    Exploring 2500 Purchase Options (I'm Back?)

    https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/link/392138650 Are these worth looking at?
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    Exploring 2500 Purchase Options (I'm Back?)

    Oh yeah, I’m well versed with pulling and safety. The anti sway in my current truck though caught us once in a sudden crosswind, and before I could even react it had put on the trailer brakes and straightened us up. I’ve also had to use the spring level before, but I’ve found that proper...
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    Exploring 2500 Purchase Options (I'm Back?)

    Yeah, absolutely. I wouldn’t let it be a decision maker for me, just wanted some real world opinions from people that have used it for what I envision, and based on your examples, I think you have! Oh, that’s good info. I wasn’t so worried about factory brake controller (bizarre they didn’t...
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    Exploring 2500 Purchase Options (I'm Back?)

    Great answers and pretty much exactly what brings me here. I found a BEAUTIFUL 08, Midwest truck with no body rust (waiting to see underneath) but, It’s 9.5 hours away and has 215k Honestly, I’m not scared of the high mileage, as there are so many of the trucks that it should be simple to...
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    Exploring 2500 Purchase Options (I'm Back?)

    Just returned from a nearly 3k mile road trip in our crew cab pickup, with a 4 year old, an 8 month old, me, my wife, and two dogs pulling our camper. The camper isn't huge, but is big enough that with people, animals, and limited gear I'll quickly be over payload with a regular Suburban/ XL...
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    Pewter Metallic Vent Caps for NBS

    Yes
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    What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

    Replace it. If you don’t, it’ll fail as soon as you get it all back together. Getting it back in is a little bit harder, but very manageable.
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    What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

    Holy shit, what? Your like 20 minutes from me. You still have that hood? Haha
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    What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

    I don’t actually remember, but I think so. I feel like someone on here did it once before, forever ago. I just meant because the non-cat eye HD hoods were so rare, and there seemed to be more cat-eye HDs out there. Especially in white.
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    What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

    Part of the reason I went with the Cat-eye HD
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    What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

    I THINK the Z71 could still fit under there too, and might go that direction if I can find one. All the front end parts are KINDA interchangeable, in my experience, but I also kinda want to put larger “off-road” style fogs under it.
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    What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

    It in fact IS a zone body lift, 1.5”. I had the same idea as you, and can confirm that the HD bumper DOES fit without any modification brackets with the body lifted. I wrote it up on my build thread, but basically the only trouble I had was the park brake cable, and buying the two longer...
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