mountie
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What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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mountie
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Well it IS 15 year old thin plastic. It doesn’t last forever.
mountie
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yea... I guess you are right...... I forget how old my Yukon is...... ( still like new )
iddqd
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mountie
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I found a very good version at Summit website, and it's also heat resistant. ( good price too ), and
nothing like the standard autoparts stuff....
Pics or it didn’t happen. Personally I like the braided high temp split loom. I use fabric tape at the entries and exits. Makes it look super clean. This place has anything you need in the way of loom, super huge selection.
Cable Sleeving, Braided Sleeve & Wire Loom Cable Management - Cableorganizer.com
iddqd
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Pics or it didn’t happen. Personally I like the braided high temp split loom. I use fabric tape at the entries and exits. Makes it look super clean. This place has anything you need in the way of loom, super huge selection.
View attachment 359359Cable Sleeving, Braided Sleeve & Wire Loom Cable Management - Cableorganizer.com
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I still like braided better. Most of mine is but I still did use a bit of regular plastic split loom, there’s more I need to do with the braided. If you can get to both ends it’s nice to get the type that’s not split, it just slips over the end and then when you pull it tight it constricts until it’s tight, then I put heat shrink ends on it to secure it.
iddqd
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The Whipple alone by itself makes it sick!!!!
I'm still trying to convince my spouse that it's absolutely necessary to spend $8K on a car that's worth $10K to install a SC. But i will do it eventually, I promise!
