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

[93blkongreenpro]

Have you flipped your upper shock bolts?

Nope. Havnt had them out yet.

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[NGAneer]

Nope. Havnt had them out yet.

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Flip them around when you do. Gained me about 1-1.5" clearance on my tires during axle articulation. I still rub the liner sometimes but the liner doesn't press on the end of the bolt at least. I was worried it would rub through eventually. In your case it could gain you the clearance on wider wheels, just a guess based on where my issue was.

 

[bigrhino]

Had the oil changed today and drained the catch can. Had a little less than 1/3 in the cup. Also wiped the truck down with Adams waterless wash.

 

[08HoeCD]

Me too. Bought a new mower with a discount from some gift cards and the wife a few things on sale.

Searched over much stuff, but did not pull the trigger either. Still have some gift cards though....hmmm

I have noticed a major decline in my speed/willingness to throw money at stuff. My wife loves this about me lately, but I don't know----maybe I'm growing up??? lol

 

[Fosscore]

I have noticed a major decline in my speed/willingness to throw money at stuff. My wife loves this about me lately, but I don't know----maybe I'm growing up??? lol

Growing up?

Kids and getting older equals trying to be wiser errr... ...sometimes.

The trucks and house list is a mile long.....

 

[iamdub]

I have noticed a major decline in my speed/willingness to throw money at stuff. My wife loves this about me lately, but I don't know----maybe I'm growing up??? lol

Same here. I've never had a vehicle kept this unmodified for this long. Growing up + no play money = change in priorities.

 

[08HoeCD]

Growing up?

Kids and getting older equals trying to be wiser errr... ...sometimes.

The trucks and house list is a mile long.....

Same here. I've never had a vehicle kept this unmodified for this long. Growing up + no play money = change in priorities.

Haha. You guys are great and are among my favorite members on here.

In my case with mods, I’ve pretty much done as much as I can do before I start throwing big dollars, and/or I doubt I’ll get much satisfaction out of anymore lower-cost stuff. I never bought this rig to modify the hell out of it; quite the opposite, I bought it as a people & cargo hauler that I didn’t mind beating on. Then I found this site and you jerks taught me about tunes and LEDs and all that fun BS. Hahaha

 

[kwOH]

Haha. You guys are great and are among my favorite members on here.

In my case with mods, I’ve pretty much done as much as I can do before I start throwing big dollars, and/or I doubt I’ll get much satisfaction out of anymore lower-cost stuff. I never bought this rig to modify the hell out of it; quite the opposite, I bought it as a people & cargo hauler that I didn’t mind beating on. Then I found this site and you jerks taught me about tunes and LEDs and all that fun BS. Hahaha

Little details go a long way

 

[HiHoeSilver]

Haha. You guys are great and are among my favorite members on here.

In my case with mods, I’ve pretty much done as much as I can do before I start throwing big dollars, and/or I doubt I’ll get much satisfaction out of anymore lower-cost stuff. I never bought this rig to modify the hell out of it; quite the opposite, I bought it as a people & cargo hauler that I didn’t mind beating on. Then I found this site and you jerks taught me about tunes and LEDs and all that fun BS. Hahaha

I remember you saying that. Some of my favorite things are simply fixing stuff that breaks better than it was to begin with. Even just with the maintainance stuff. Buying the better belt when it needs replacing or the nice spark plug wires for tune up time, putting a cabin filter in where there wasn't one (still need to do this lol), etc. It's fun to watch some guys go bananas (@Rocket Man, we're looking at you), but I really enjoy seeing (and doing) all the little stuff that makes each guys truck his own. This whole thing is about loving the trucks, whatever that may mean to you.

 

[kwOH]

I remember you saying that. Some of my favorite things are simply fixing stuff that breaks better than it was to begin with. Even just with the maintainance stuff. Buying the better belt when it needs replacing or the nice spark plug wires for tune up time, putting a cabin filter in where there wasn't one (still need to do this lol), etc. It's fun to watch some guys go bananas (@Rocket Man, we're looking at you), but I really enjoy seeing (and doing) all the little stuff that makes each guys truck his own. This whole thing is about loving the trucks, whatever that may mean to you.

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[iamdub]

Whatever happened to @sumo?

 

[kwOH]

Whatever happened to @sumo?

He’s still around, playin with type-r’s and what not.

 

[sumo]

He’s still around, playin with type-r’s and what not.

Meh mostly accords and pilots.
I’m still around. Stop in every now and then.

 

[PG01]

Little details go a long way

Hehe, proof... look at my hoe.....lol

 

[PG01]

Im a little hurt at that comment @ubervic.....lol...... @08HoeCD ......

 

[PG01]

Growing up?

Kids and getting older equals trying to be wiser errr... ...sometimes.

The trucks and house list is a mile long.....

Kids being young makes me un-wise...and makes me extra tired.....i have lists for lists....

 

[PG01]

Pic anyone?

My poor, poor fleet....very shabby at the moment

 

[badandyturbo]

Replaced my two batteries under the hood with new AGM ones. While they were out I cleaned up and repainted the battery trays.

 

[Ciro]

Ordered rear glass struts. Almost killed myself this morning. Head hurt for the next 4hrs.

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I need new ones, What did you buy?

 

[93blkongreenpro]

I need new ones, What did you buy?

I still need to put them on. Looking like tmrw or saturday

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