HiHoeSilver
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Careful, here. It depends on what /where you buy. You DEFINITELY NEED NNBS BRACKETS to mount the calipers.
What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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Careful, here. It depends on what /where you buy. You DEFINITELY NEED NNBS BRACKETS to mount the calipers.
TheAutumnWind
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Agreed nnbs brackets are necessary. Not sure where you'd buy reman calipers without the brackets. Junkyard is the only type of situation Id guess that you would get ones without brackets.
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No problem. My truck has hydroboost btw and stainless braided brake lines if that makes any difference. The brakes were always good enough (except the aforementioned fade when loaded down and in the mountains) and in proper working order on this rig with decent pads. It was just time to replace everything so I figured why not. I am happy I did.id imagine someone that works their rig harder towing or has big tires would appreciate it even more.
Tonyrodz
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Looks good. What dye did you use for the running boards? Which radar is that?
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The dye is called forever black. I like it because it is a wipe on application so you really do not have to mask anything or worry about overspray. It comes with a foam brush to apply it. That does not work. You need one of those wax applicator pads. If you use the brush, it will look streaky (plus it also takes longer).
That is an ****** iX. There is a newer version out now (the iXc).
Sam Harris
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Sounds pretty good. Wonder if that will work on the trim around the windows too..? Something I’ve been trying to get looking better. I use some good chemical guys gel, but it doesn’t last long. Might have to check that out.. [emoji106]
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We got around 16"-18" of snow, I got to test out the NV149 AWD case the 06 SD has and all I can say is WOW! It had no trouble plowing out of all the snow behind it, and I was driving through spots up over the fog lights. This truck is awesome in deep snow!! It has Michelin Defenders in it and they have great bite in snow! I can't decide if I like the SD in the snow more than my 09 6.2 Tahoe in the snow, lol. They both exceeded my expectations in the snow today. Colorado roads were in pretty bad shape today.
iddqd
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Sounds like a vent solenoid. The problems with the fueling probably related too, but there are some gas stations that just got too much flow. I don't have fueling problems anywhere, but Costco. So, at Costco gas station I just put in the fueling gun at an angle, so the seal is not sealing, and it does the trick. Greenpeace is upset :-(
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I have a brake upgrade posts in my build tread with all p/n and some tech info. The link is in my signature
iddqd
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From my experience now, I'd buy used calipers with brackets from a fresh (2017-2019) Tahoe/Silverado/Escalade off eBay. You'll get OEM quality for around $100 each.
Btw, 2017 brakes will fit 2001. Here is a guy doing exactly that:
https://www.drive2.ru/l/501641186130264242/
The site is in Russian, but pictures speak louder that words
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