What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

[pwtr02ss]

I have used the lionhearts, my experience was they have poor grip, not scary no grip but in the rain on a corner my @ss was waggling more than a few times, I do tend to drive like a mad man so I suppose that has to be a weighing factor compared to a normal driver.

Keep in mind, the s10 is a 373k mile 4 cylinder so it's not exactly what id consider a power house...lol

Traction in the rain has been fine, as far is hydroplaning and what not. 10/10, will buy again when these wear out.

 

[Doubeleive]

Just saw a i370 pickup, look that up, had to do a double take

 

[89Suburban]

Just saw a i370 pickup, look that up, had to do a double take

Look just like a Colorado.

 

[Colby_e32]

Keep in mind, the s10 is a 373k mile 4 cylinder so it's not exactly what id consider a power house...lol

Traction in the rain has been fine, as far is hydroplaning and what not. 10/10, will buy again when these wear out.

I have a bagged gmc sonoma, I had a set of nitto tires on there, it hydroplaned so bad in the rain it was crazy. I switched to some chinese tires, similar to lionhart, i can run 80 and let off the wheel and it never pulls or acts funny. truck is on a low pro tire. I currently have chinese sailun brand tires on my tahoe, and they outperformed kumho and bridgestone potenza tires in the same size. Crazy how that works. LOL

 

[Rocket Man]

Just saw a i370 pickup, look that up, had to do a double take

Interesting. I did look it up, now I see why I’ve never heard of it. It WAS a Chevy Colorado just with an Isuzu badge.

Quote:
The i-Series was, as you may have guessed, a first-generation Chevy Colorado or GMC Canyon that was rebadged as an Isuzu — and I truly mean "rebadged," as virtually nothing changed from the Chevy and GMC versions to create the Isuzu, save for the badges. The interesting thing was the naming: While Chevy and GMC used cool names evocative of adventure travel, Isuzu went with the far-more-industrial "i-Series," resulting in trucks named after the engine size: i-280 on models with the 2.8-liter 4-cylinder (later changed to i-290 when the engine changed to a 2.9-liter) and i-350 on models with the larger 3.5-liter 5-cylinder, which later became the i-370 when that engine increased in size.

 

[George B]

Interesting. I did look it up, now I see why I’ve never heard of it. It WAS a Chevy Colorado just with an Isuzu badge.

Quote:
The i-Series was, as you may have guessed, a first-generation Chevy Colorado or GMC Canyon that was rebadged as an Isuzu — and I truly mean "rebadged," as virtually nothing changed from the Chevy and GMC versions to create the Isuzu, save for the badges. The interesting thing was the naming: While Chevy and GMC used cool names evocative of adventure travel, Isuzu went with the far-more-industrial "i-Series," resulting in trucks named after the engine size: i-280 on models with the 2.8-liter 4-cylinder (later changed to i-290 when the engine changed to a 2.9-liter) and i-350 on models with the larger 3.5-liter 5-cylinder, which later became the i-370 when that engine increased in size.

Should have built an i-420. The 4.2 is a torquey lil guy.

 

[Sam Harris]

Led dome lights from Alla Lighting. Holy ****View attachment 354311

Eek. That’s too bright for interior imho.

 

[George B]

Eek. That’s too bright for interior imho.

Yeah, I sent them back. I have a nicer setup now.

 

[Kee Fuller]

I have used the lionhearts, my experience was they have poor grip, not scary no grip but in the rain on a corner my @ss was waggling more than a few times, I do tend to drive like a mad man so I suppose that has to be a weighing factor compared to a normal driver.

Lionhearts are what these cheap wheel shops use for 24 and 26 wheel and tire packages

 

[Doubeleive]

Interesting. I did look it up, now I see why I’ve never heard of it. It WAS a Chevy Colorado just with an Isuzu badge.

Quote:
The i-Series was, as you may have guessed, a first-generation Chevy Colorado or GMC Canyon that was rebadged as an Isuzu — and I truly mean "rebadged," as virtually nothing changed from the Chevy and GMC versions to create the Isuzu, save for the badges. The interesting thing was the naming: While Chevy and GMC used cool names evocative of adventure travel, Isuzu went with the far-more-industrial "i-Series," resulting in trucks named after the engine size: i-280 on models with the 2.8-liter 4-cylinder (later changed to i-290 when the engine changed to a 2.9-liter) and i-350 on models with the larger 3.5-liter 5-cylinder, which later became the i-370 when that engine increased in size.

I saw it and I was like wth? looks like a chevy....just said i370 no Isuzu badge anywhere that I could see anyway, I knew some of the Isuzu have the chevy 6 cylinder in them but didn't know they rebadged a whole truck.

 

[Kee Fuller]

Lionhearts are what these cheap wheel shops use for 24 and 26 wheel and tire packages

Lexani tires too. Ha!

 

[pwtr02ss]

I saw it and I was like wth? looks like a chevy....just said i370 no Isuzu badge anywhere that I could see anyway, I knew some of the Isuzu have the chevy 6 cylinder in them but didn't know they rebadged a whole truck.

Look up an hombre. Just s10 with slightly different bed and front end. I will never understand why they rebadge something. Seems like a huge expense to sell just a few vehicles. Maybe it's more for a foreign market and they keep a few around here?

 

[Kee Fuller]

Yeah, I sent them back. I have a nicer setup now.

Those 578 Sylvianias are like 11 bucks a bulb. Sheesh

 

[George B]

Those 578 Sylvianias are like 11 bucks a bulb. Sheesh

Yeah, I tried to steer away from them. I spent better than an hour researching lights on amazon. So many are 6500k and super bright. I had two LED units I took out of another truck and I had $10 in rewards points at the local Fleet Farm and they were only $7 each there. so I just bit the bullet.

 

[Rocket Man]

Lexani tires too. Ha!

I have run their LX30 for years with great results on both my blown 02 Yukon (22’s)and my bagged 08 Silverado (26’s). Awesome tires especially for the price, good in the rain too.

 

[Kee Fuller]

Just really noticed that all my door panels don’t sit flush to the door. They sitting on the window lip correctly. Might have to replace the push clips, that snap them in place.

 

[George B]

Just really noticed that all my door panels don’t sit flush to the door. They sitting on the window lip correctly. Might have to replace the push clips, that snap them in place.

I have that issue too. I’m Having trouble finding the GM part number for them.

 

[Kee Fuller]

I have that issue too. I’m Having trouble finding the GM part number for them.

I got some cheap ones off eBay https://www.ebay.com/itm/Car-50Pcs-...2349624.m46890.l49286&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0

 

[avalonandl]

Oil change at 170,281 miles Wix 57045 and Dexos.

 

[Amaster]

Not today but last week got in a wreck and blew a tire out.