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

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Keviebear86

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Has anyone changed out their radiator for the option with the engine oil cooler and added the lines? Mine did not come with EOC and I want to add it on. I'm hoping its just a simple replace radiator and install lines.
 

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Has anyone changed out their radiator for the option with the engine oil cooler and added the lines? Mine did not come with EOC and I want to add it on. I'm hoping its just a simple replace radiator and install lines.
I did when I swapped the V6 (V6 radiator is the narrower version, maybe 27" IIRC vs 34"?) to V8 on my Silverado. I have yet to add the engine oil cooler lines, still has the little red plugs on the connector on the radiator. SMH.

Edit: I think the wider radiator simply bolts to the other set of holes on the radiator support. You can get a matching fan shroud, although I've been running my original narrow fan shroud for like 4 years w/o any issues.
 
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Picked it up from the Transmission shop. Second time having the Transmission rebuilt in this pig. Last time I had it built was in 2012. Maybe I should stop driving it like I stole it. But 12-15 years out of a daily driven 4L60E is pretty good from what I hear.
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Damn! Did they gold plate it? Mind was around $2k, for a "stage I" build.
 

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Thats just the going rate in my area. Most shops wants around $3600 to $4500 to R&R and completely rebuild a transmission. I decided to go with this particular shop because I have experience with them and I know they are trustworthy. If O would have driven to a bigger city like Dallas or Houston or something like that, I probably could have found a shop to do it for under $2500, but the cheapest I've found in this area was about $3600.
Damn! Did they gold plate it? Mind was around $2k, for a "stage I" build.
 

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Got the Escalade D Pillars on today.
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I finally was able to get out to the garage to get my 2019+ brakes mounted up. Also did 4 of the 6 stainless Goodridge lines(have stabilitrak). I decided not to mess with the upper 2 lines after a quick look, and after reading that it's a pain to do them.

Went to start bleeding on the right rear and the bleeder screw snapped in two. A quick run to the parts store for a caliper and got that swapped out. Also flushed the fluid.

My 17" 2020+ Silverado wheels fit great, except Discount Tire double stacked weights on one wheel, which happened to be a front wheel. Swapped that front wheel with a rear and everything is good. It stops much better than it did with the stock brakes!
 

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Swapped out my bad axle in my 03 Yukon with a good one from a 01 tahoe. 3rd Pic is the axle I took out and 2nd Pic is right before I put it in. It was a pain in the butt by myself but I got it in about 4ish hours.
 

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