Tonyrodz
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I'd love to, but I'm really not good with posting things like that. I have no patience!
What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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David Paul
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I agree with Fosscore......if I remember correctly your GF has a stake in the truck. Maybe try and get her to do the build thread.....it really should be done, TYF has spoken...lol
Tonyrodz
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Lol. OK, due to peer pressure, I'll give it a shot.. BUt, no promises. I do promise to do my best. My buddy is doing the engine swap for me, so I won't be around as he's doing on a Saturday and Sunday at the shop he works at. I will ask him to take plenty of pics for me tho. Hopefully he'll remember.
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We win......
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Cold AF! But beautiful day out.
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We were at -14* here in Central NY on Friday morning.
Tonyrodz
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Just wanted you guys to know that I was told you guys are a bad influence!
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Mild day in South Carolina
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Tonyrodz
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Look at tonight's low!
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Now time to rip the rest out to get started on the carpet.
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Peer pressure will do you in eventually. Resistance is futile. On another note, I used my Denali to plow the 2" of snow in my front yard today lol.
Nothing like new leather! Those look awesome, great job.Now time to rip the rest out to get started on the carpet.
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Been doing some projects. Pics to come later. Weather was favorable.
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Thank you, Now to deep clean the rest and yank it all out for new carpet.
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Just waiting on me
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Show off!
Did my rear resistors today.
I was going to screw them into the sheet metal using self taping screws, but honestly I hate making any kind of holes in clean metal. To me, it just invites rust. So I used some trusty zip ties to hold them to that steel brace. I made sure they we're nice and tight, and away from the metal body of the resistor, since they get so hot.
I also put in white led's for my backup lights. There was some slight fogging inside the reverse lenses, so I dried them out with a hair dryer and dabbed some silicone(rtv)between the bulb housing and lens--i hope I'm making sense ----That should keep the moisture out. I highly recommend guys doing the rtv who are running aftermarket lenses. Some of those rubber gaskets are crappy, allowing moisture to get inside. I replaced the brake light bulbs with led's, but Imo they weren't bright at all, and I don't need to be rear ended by some moron who isn't paying attention.
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^^ Those lights look good. Need nighttime shots. Nice touch with the zip ties instead of introducing a new hole and potential rust location.
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