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

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Tonyrodz

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When my wife decided to hit that post a couple months ago, she messed up one of the taillights as well. Took it as an opportunity to upgrade. They are not LED, but look good to me!

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I have the same ones.
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When my wife decided to hit that post a couple months ago, she messed up one of the taillights as well. Took it as an opportunity to upgrade. They are not LED, but look good to me!

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Those are the exact tail lights I have but mines are led I should have gotten those instead so I can put some good led bulbs in them. Question for the reverse light is that the type led with a washer behind to clamp to the light if so how did you get it in there because I'm not trying to screw up my lights but it's tough not to lol
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Those are the exact tail lights I have but mines are led I should have gotten those instead so I can put some good led bulbs in them. Question for the reverse light is that the type led with a washer behind to clamp to the light if so how did you get it in there because I'm not trying to screw up my lights but it's tough not to lol
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Those are the exact lights I bought. I also bought a set of 3157 sockets and modified them to fit the LED, then wired it up to the reverse lights. @05Single did it first, I copied his.
 

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Those are the exact tail lights I have but mines are led I should have gotten those instead so I can put some good led bulbs in them. Question for the reverse light is that the type led with a washer behind to clamp to the light if so how did you get it in there because I'm not trying to screw up my lights but it's tough not to lol
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Those are nice! They're the eagle eyes. I'm thinking I should've gotten those. I have the regular let's for the reverse. I haven't had time to put them in yet tho.
 

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Those are nice! They're the eagle eyes. I'm thinking I should've gotten those. I have the regular let's for the reverse. I haven't had time to put them in yet tho.
These little lights are bright as hell im surprised. I have a 2000 Buick Regal and I have them for my license plate lights and there ridiculously bright Im gonna replace my license plate bulbs with these on the Yuk also I have a picture of them on the regal


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Those would be nice mounted somehow into your running boards. Hook them up to the mirror puddle lights so they'd come on the same time. Just so you wouldn't slip and fall.
Hey @05Single I'm gonna patent that idea!!:thumbsup:;)
 

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I have a solution for that exact reason my youngest daughter has an issue with getting in the Yuk at night so I think an led strip along the running my boards wired to the puddle light would be perfect this is the led strips I'm gonna use it's gonna be continuous from the front to the back of the running board
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Nice. Maybe you can adhesive that strip on the metal will so it shines down, lighting the board itself, and the strip won't be so visible once it's off.
 

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I have a solution for that exact reason my youngest daughter has an issue with getting in the Yuk at night so I think an led strip along the running my boards wired to the puddle light would be perfect this is the led strips I'm gonna use it's gonna be continuous from the front to the back of the running board
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Thats a better picture of the led roll



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Holy shit that's bright! I was going to use Lee's in my license plate lights but changed my mind. Don't need to make it more visible for the popo! Lol
Lol the brighter the better lol they only bother you when they can't see the plate I've never been pulled over for having plate light being to bright[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]


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