What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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Tonyrodz
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Amigo, ingles por favor.Era el día para limpiar mi MAF y comprar un nuevo filtro de aire y esta fue la elección, K&N, ¿alguna opinión al respecto?
iamdub
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It was the day to clean my MAF and buy a new air filter and this was the choice, K&N, any opinions on that?
The dry filter is more often preferred and recommended, but you can be ok if you don't over-oil it. It may be over-oiled as it is straight from K&N. Just pay attention to your fuel mileage, trans shifting and throttle response. If it starts to act up, you may need to clean your MAF again. If that is the dry filter, then you're good to go! I have the AEM version (K&N bought AEM years ago) and love it.
Just follow the instructions for the amount of oil you put on and you’ll be fine. Whipple supplied an oiled filter (S&B) with my supercharger and I have cleaned and oiled it a few times and haven’t had an issue with my MAF sensor.It was the day to clean my MAF and buy a new air filter and this was the choice, K&N, any opinions on that?
NoReverseYukon
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Today I diagnosed a failing wheel bearing assembly ! Too cold for this nonsense !
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Swapped wheels with a truck at work
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NoReverseYukon
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Had the choice between Timkens and Moogs for about the same $$.
Went with the Moogs.
Nice weekend project.
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Sam Harris
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I’d definitely go with Timken after what I’ve read in this forum. Especially for the same $$. I imagine the Moog will be fine though.
live2pull
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Threw together an Add-A-Sub over the past couple weekends, buddy at work made a box that hold a single 10" that fits between the second row captains. Made from 3/4 MDF we had laying around at work. Free Audiobahn 10 inch from same guy just sitting in his garage. Bought a second hand 500w Rockford amp and wiring kit from my brother. $80 total into it. Sounds good, gave the tunes some ********, easily removable, not too loud so the kids can enjoy when mom isn't in the truck. Going to carpet the box and call it good.
