I was just told that replacing the cold air intake is the easiest thing to start with. And o did a good handful of research on it and the K&N series 63 air charger was both good for acceleration and gas mileage
not step by step instructions to install that part. But more so a list of things that need to get replaced or upgraded as well that way I can get this installed. And what would be the first thing to do up to getting the cam installed
So I would like to put this (photo should be attached) into my 2007 gmc Yukon Denali. Figured I would come to you guys and ask… what would be the best order to get this installed. I know it will take a lot of moving around and swapping other parts but what order would be best for getting it in...
they are confirmed JBL. Even comes up on the little digital screen with DSP mode. I’ve taken the doors off to replace handles to find out they installed JBL. The speakers work fine with all honesty. Just may be a bit greedy ya know
I think the people before me had already done that because if I get a call and I’m plugged into aux no one can hear me I have to disconnect the phone. Which isn’t a big deal
So my Denali has JBL DSP something installed in the doors as far as I know they’re in the front doors but not sure about the four towards the back. Are those good for listening to metalcore/ post hardcore mainly 2000s metalcore bands. Is there anything I could do to give more power without...
I have been wondering what to do for mine as well. But whoever had it before me swapped the front door speakers with JBL DSP idk what the exact numbers are I just know they’re DSP but if they did swap all six of the speakers along the doors and D Panels. Would it be smart to just keep those in?
Hi I wasn’t sure which one to post in but. I’m currently trying to figure out which order to replace my rack and pinion and ball joints, as well as tie rods ends
Hello! So I’ve looked up for any YouTube videos to figure out/ fix my 2007 GMC Yukon Denali driver power seat. But they have most of them for regular Yukons and Chevys, clearly the wiring under the seat is different but when I go to lower or raise the back half of my seat the motor starts...
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