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

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Countryboy07

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Swapped these originalsView attachment 60866 for these 2015 takeoffs 17" Sierra wheels/tires with a grand total of 2.3 miles for 750 bucks. Almost cheaper than getting new tires. Interestingly, the DIC is still reading tire pressures (?!)View attachment 60867

Looks good. My DIC acted fine for about 100 miles and then triggered the dash light for the TPM sensors.
 

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Went to the dunes this last weekend and one of the girls that came with my coworker brought her '07 that had a personal touch done to it! Nice truck!

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Well, over the weekend...

Replaced fog lamp housings/bulbs
Replaced DRL bulbs
Replaced 9005 hi beams with 9011 HIR's/9006 low beams with 9012 HIR's
Touched up a TON of rock chips across the front of the truck
Re-blacked rear wiper arm and roof rack
Replaced alternator
Sunroof adjustment
Sunvisor headliner glued back in place
Started on water spot removal (all glass)

I'm sure you know... but steel wool for the water spots on the glass.
Also I never knew about the 9011 and 9012..are those better?
 

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I'm sure you know... but steel wool for the water spots on the glass.
Also I never knew about the 9011 and 9012..are those better?

I used this on the water spots with a little piece of scotch brite pad. Works like a charm, with minimal elbow grease:

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The 9011/9012 bulbs are great. 9005/9006 bulbs are halogens, rated at around 3250K color temp, and the 9011/9012 HIR bulbs are around 3600K, so they're still very stock appearing color temp wise. This is important to me. Then, they work off the stock wiring and require no ballasts or relays, and generate no more heat than the halogens. The 9006 bulbs put out about 1100 lumens and 9005's about 1800 lumens. Respectively, the 9012's rate at 1800, and 9011's rate at 2400, all four using same 55 watts. After a small very easy modification to the tabs on the HIR bulbs, they plug directly in to the factory sockets. So, way more light, and no monkey business with wiring, ballasts, relays, etc.
 

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I used this on the water spots with a little piece of scotch brite pad. Works like a charm, with minimal elbow grease:

k2-_417d8a39-0614-43d3-8b1d-3c895fff8f09.v1.jpg


The 9011/9012 bulbs are great. 9005/9006 bulbs are halogens, rated at around 3250K color temp, and the 9011/9012 HIR bulbs are around 3600K, so they're still very stock appearing color temp wise. This is important to me. Then, they work off the stock wiring and require no ballasts or relays, and generate no more heat than the halogens. The 9006 bulbs put out about 1100 lumens and 9005's about 1800 lumens. Respectively, the 9012's rate at 1800, and 9011's rate at 2400, all four using same 55 watts. After a small very easy modification to the tabs on the HIR bulbs, they plug directly in to the factory sockets. So, way more light, and no monkey business with wiring, ballasts, relays, etc.

I'm already wired up for hids. But good trick to know. I got a few friends who don't wanna mess with leds or hids who would appreciate this mod. Thanks for the "heads" up :Handshake:
 

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