PG01
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I know but I was answering you so you knew he was putting snow tires on his truck. You seem very concerned about his use of the word snows...
What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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He’s got the patent, man!
He did good LOL beat me to it
George B
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Finally found that stupid creaking noise!
the_tool_man
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I used black vinyl on the front to cover the red. It took 45 minutes and was cheap and easy. For the rear, I just removed the GMC one and replaced it with a Denali badge to match the sides.
What's the plan to fix a couple bolts?
George B
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I might drop the liner down again and throw a bolt or two through it. For now I just pulled on the vise grip a little harder and bent the seam about 1/8” and it is quiet now.
that dam goat was head right for the fast lane if I had been delayed by 30 seconds or so... I am trying to think if it would have went under me or over lol, my dad hit a horse once it went into the front windshield. @95 it might have just bounced off (wishful thinking lol), we have hit some deer before but that was in old square body's and they somewhat bounced off with moderate damagegoat tacos
& a lot of repair work to truck.
still wouldnt be as bad as hitting an Emu @ 145
At 95 if it hits right a goat is small enough an animal it could go right through the windshield, just depends. Goats tend to jump when they see danger. Most likely total out your truck either way. A deer at 60 has totaled many a vehicle up here (since most of the places they get hit are on our rural roads and highways that have 55 mph limits). It’s amazing the damage that happens.
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