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

[MadDogDelpho]

What brand did you get your wheel spacers from @Countryboy07

 

[Countryboy07]

What brand did you get your wheel spacers from @Countryboy07

The brand is trail sport, I bought them off of their eBay store. Mine are 1.5" hub centric spacers

 

[Rocket Man]

They just used hammer on weights on the inside, I still have a slight shake at lower speed...and I mean super minimal maround 30mph, but I think that is the sway bar links. Of which I have had in a box in the back of my truck for like 4 months lol! I originall y ordered AC Delco end links and then decided on polyurethane links, Amazon refunded me and told me to keep the AC Delco's so i never reordered the poly bushings. Just gotta get off my ass and do them.

That might work on your rims but mine are 26 x 10's. After telling a tire shop no stick-on weights because I didn't want to see them behind my spokes, they balanced the wheels and as soon as I hit 60 it felt like the front end was coming apart. I went to another shop and relented, as long as they were black stick-ons and hidden behind the spokes. The guy called me after I dropped it off and said 2 of my tires were out of round by 10%. He said he'd balance them anyway, and now there's a tiny shake at 70-80 but that's it. My next tires will be more expensive but I'll wear these out first.

 

[CamReynolds]

I washed the mud off and got a $12 car wash that included rain-x for the whole truck:View attachment 83631 View attachment 83635 View attachment 83632 View attachment 83636
Look at those shiny rims:
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do you like your denali projectors?

 

[M1Gunner]

DAMN IT DAVE! Gotta love running out of thread... especially literally in the middle of the top seam. Good thing that's not one of the most noticeable areas. Hopefully after I get more thread and find more time I'll be able to hide it.

Ehh, it's coming along though.

 

[MadDogDelpho]

I've never seen an NBS seat in black before but I love it

 

[CamReynolds]

Are wheel spacers safe?

 

[M1Gunner]

I've never seen an NBS seat in black before but I love it

Yeah I never realized it until here recently but apparently they never made them. My driver seat ripped and well frankly I'm tired of the shale/tan so I decided to make some black seats for a nice change lol

Glad ya like it!

 

[MadDogDelpho]

Are wheel spacers safe?

Well-made hubcentric ones are not that bad. Just do research before making a purchase.

 

[CamReynolds]

Well-made hubcentric ones are not that bad. Just do research before making a purchase.

I was thinking bora spacers. i just dont know how safe they would be bouncing over rocks and through mud. i offroad it quite a bit

 

[Tonyrodz]

DAMN IT DAVE! Gotta love running out of thread... especially literally in the middle of the top seam. Good thing that's not one of the most noticeable areas. Hopefully after I get more thread and find more time I'll be able to hide it.

Ehh, it's coming along though.

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I wish I could do that! Is that a regular sewing machine? Are you using leather or vinyl? Looks great.

 

[inmypassatlife]

Make an extra set of two and sell them

 

[W8TVI]

Ok so I keep hearing about geocaching and I've got a couple replica from higher elevation spots like grandfather mountain and such. But what is this you guys are doing.

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You use a GPS (or your smartphone) to find hidden boxes (hopefully) placed in interesting areas, sign a log book, and perhaps trade some cheap trinket.
The are all over the world, and I'd bet there a quite a few near you.

http://www.geocaching.com is where you want to go.

 

[W8TVI]

do you like your denali projectors?

Yes, I do. They are aftermarket reproductions made by TYC.
I've actually put a set of HID bulbs in them without having a screwed up pattern.
I just don't like how slow the HID come on, so I put a set of Phillips 9011 HIR bulbs in them.

One thing to keep in mind about these projectors, is that they have a nice sharp cut-off and try to only put light in your lane, and the cut off also keeps light out of rear view mirrors, mostly.

I can pull up behind most taller cars, and any small SUV, and my headlights cut off the light just below their rear window.

When you have been driving cars and trucks all your life that spill their light all over the place, projectors seem dim.

But I still like mine.
I'm planing on getting some LEDs for the low beams to see how they work out.

 

[M1Gunner]

I wish I could do that! Is that a regular sewing machine? Are you using leather or vinyl? Looks great.

I appreciate brother. It's just some higher grade vinyl. It'll get me by until I can afford to upgrade to actual leather lol.
Yeah it's a regular home sewing machine. A New Home but it's made of heavy duty metal before they started producing the all plastic ones they sell now. That thing is pretty beefy and has no problem running leather needles through the plastic clips for the bottom of the seats either.

 

[M1Gunner]

Make an extra set of two and sell them

I have to find the time to finish mine first lol

 

[inmypassatlife]

Yes, I do. They are aftermarket reproductions made by TYC.
I've actually put a set of HID bulbs in them without having a screwed up pattern.
I just don't like how slow the HID come on, so I put a set of Phillips 9011 HIR bulbs in them.

One thing to keep in mind about these projectors, is that they have a nice sharp cut-off and try to only put light in your lane, and the cut off also keeps light out of rear view mirrors, mostly.

I can pull up behind most taller cars, and any small SUV, and my headlights cut off the light just below their rear window.

When you have been driving cars and trucks all your life that spill their light all over the place, projectors seem dim.

But I still like mine.
I'm planing on getting some LEDs for the low beams to see how they work out.

Get better ballasts

 

[inmypassatlife]

I have to find the time to finish mine first lol

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this guy may not be everyone's cup of tea but my buddy Tatum really does amazing work. https://www.facebook.com/Tatums-Upholstery-597585293755649/?ref=feed_chaining

 

[08_crew_cab]

Changed the oil and filter, changed front diff fluid, changed rear diff fluid, cleaned out the cover and replaced the gasket. I just bought the Escalade May 31st and with 155k I figured it would be best to go ahead and change them all. Was gonna do the trans as well but when I got under and looked, it appears to be either a new or remain unit so I figured it could wait a bit. I replaced the stepper motors for the gauges (Speedo was out) and key fobs (didn't have one with purchase) the other day too. Maybe soon I can actually start modding lol.

 

[M1Gunner]

Changed the oil and filter, changed front diff fluid, changed rear diff fluid, cleaned out the cover and replaced the gasket. I just bought the Escalade May 31st and with 155k I figured it would be best to go ahead and change them all. Was gonna do the trans as well but when I got under and looked, it appears to be either a new or remain unit so I figured it could wait a bit. I replaced the stepper motors for the gauges (Speedo was out) and key fobs (didn't have one with purchase) the other day too. Maybe soon I can actually start modding lol.

One way to definitely tell a reman unit from original is that it'll be painted. 1. so it stands out as a reman and 2. The solvents they clean the cases with can make them porous and the paint seals it.