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

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Now that the daylight is flooding in through the basement windows, I can see multiple thin & bare spots I missed last night. Even thought their website says it only needs one coat, I'm going to go over it again, and fix the rookie mistakes. I was hoping I could do the blue coat today, but that'll probably have to wait.

Looking at upper gasket sets now. I don't need the valve stem seals, but that kit has pretty much everything else. Summit and Skogins-Dickey have the same set for ~$280:

Summit: https://www.summitracing.com/parts/mah-hs54660a/make/gmc/model/sierra-2500-hd/year/2008

S-D: https://sdparts.com/i-21064931-vict...ml#!model=SIERRA 2500 HD||make=GMC||year=2008

Also, I'll be needed the steam crossover pipes. My engine came with the rear ports blocked off, but the front stuff basically crumbled apart, so..

Would something, like this gem from scAmazon, be sufficient for having zero moving parts?: https://www.amazon.com/MSCRP-Coolan...93-8eb6-b78444137fb3&pd_rd_i=B0CJ94XNF1&psc=1
 

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Now that the daylight is flooding in through the basement windows, I can see multiple thin & bare spots I missed last night. Even thought their website says it only needs one coat, I'm going to go over it again, and fix the rookie mistakes. I was hoping I could do the blue coat today, but that'll probably have to wait.

Looking at upper gasket sets now. I don't need the valve stem seals, but that kit has pretty much everything else. Summit and Skogins-Dickey have the same set for ~$280:

Summit: https://www.summitracing.com/parts/mah-hs54660a/make/gmc/model/sierra-2500-hd/year/2008

S-D: https://sdparts.com/i-21064931-victor-reinz-hs54660a-engine-cylinder-head-gasket-set.html#!model=SIERRA 2500 HD||make=GMC||year=2008

Also, I'll be needed the steam crossover pipes. My engine came with the rear ports blocked off, but the front stuff basically crumbled apart, so..

Would something, like this gem from scAmazon, be sufficient for having zero moving parts?: https://www.amazon.com/MSCRP-Coolan...93-8eb6-b78444137fb3&pd_rd_i=B0CJ94XNF1&psc=1
It's funny seeing Scoggin Dickey in posts on the web. I remember hanging out in the parts department there when I lived in Lubbock. Bought my copy of the old Chevy Power book there too.
 

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i've used the dorman kit before works fine
Where does it connect to? The short outlet pipe was broken off my crossover when I got the engine. He said they literally ripped it out of the Sierra 2500 with a forklift and sawzalls. (which you could see from the cuts on the engine mounts.)
 

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Also, I'll be needed the steam crossover pipes. My engine came with the rear ports blocked off, but the front stuff basically crumbled apart, so..

Would something, like this gem from scAmazon, be sufficient for having zero moving parts?: https://www.amazon.com/MSCRP-Coolan...93-8eb6-b78444137fb3&pd_rd_i=B0CJ94XNF1&psc=1

"Zero moving parts"? Kinda, but really not. That kit has 13 joints and fittings which are all potential leak points. The factory setup has none. +1 for @Geotrash's recommendation:


A 4-corner steam pipe kit is overkill on these rigs, especially with the rears blocked off already. This will do ya: https://a.co/d/eItL1IS
 

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Where does it connect to? The short outlet pipe was broken off my crossover when I got the engine. He said they literally ripped it out of the Sierra 2500 with a forklift and sawzalls. (which you could see from the cuts on the engine mounts.)

NM, that was a dumb question. I have a working model, all hooked up, parked out in my driveway.
 

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Where does it connect to? The short outlet pipe was broken off my crossover when I got the engine. He said they literally ripped it out of the Sierra 2500 with a forklift and sawzalls. (which you could see from the cuts on the engine mounts.)
the rear is just capped off on each side the front has the crossover pipe that goes under the throttle body and on the left side there is a inlet for the small hose to the radiator
the 6.0 may be slightly different as far the inlet on the gmt800's it comes in from the left side with a longer pipe on my 6.2 it's a short pipe
crossover1.jpg
 

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