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VHT Nightshades
Ive used the VHT Nightshades before. I cut apart the lense and sprayed it from the inside then used clear epoxy to put them back together again. This was on a GTI though. Did it about 5the years ago and they still look great. Mike- M Hankel
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- Forum: General Discussion
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need some opinions.
Try ebay or local salvage yards for the rack. Mike -
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New to the site!
Welcome to the forum. Nice car you got there. I drag race a 97 Z28 with an LS swap as well. I've poured way too much money into it lol.... Needed a break from that so I'm modding the Tahoe for awhile. :) Mike- M Hankel
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- Forum: Introduction
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One more Tahoe in TN
That thing will look great dropped. Welcome. Mike- M Hankel
- Post #3
- Forum: Introduction
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Kinda new guy from South Texas
Nice looking rig. Welcome to the site. Mike- M Hankel
- Post #7
- Forum: Introduction
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Looking for Opinions on HD Tow Mirrors
Are these the mirrors you're talking about? http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=40743 Mike -
Bagged the tahoe
Truck looks good man. I'll bet those bags will really make a big difference in stablizing when towing. Mike- M Hankel
- Post #7
- Forum: Lifted Supension - Z71 & 4x4
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Poll: Who's NOT Using Rear Hardware Kit With 5" Drop Rear
This is exactly why I made this post. I wanted to know more about what the brackets did and did not do. I now knkw they have their place/use, but not totally required. I may still get some in the future but as of now, i might dropping my Tahoe this weekend. :) Thanks to everyone for sharing...- M Hankel
- Post #20
- Forum: Street Suspension
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What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
Thats not too bad actually. Mike- M Hankel
- Post #5,272
- Forum: General Discussion
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Got them Twenty-ferrrrrrrrrs today!
Wow those look killer on there. Mike -
Poll: Who's NOT Using Rear Hardware Kit With 5" Drop Rear
Sweet. Thanks, that helps alot. Those are almost identical to my 4th gen brackets. The swaybar links are a bit different than I thought, but I might have a work around for those also. Mike- M Hankel
- Post #11
- Forum: Street Suspension
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What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
How tall are your tires? Curious to know what the cruise rpms are at 70mph. I have 3.73's now but I'm contemplating going with 4.10 or 4.30's. These 22's with 305/45/22 are really tall (32.80") and killed all the power lol... Mike- M Hankel
- Post #5,259
- Forum: General Discussion
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Poll: Who's NOT Using Rear Hardware Kit With 5" Drop Rear
So you're saying the geometry of how the rearend moves when lowered, pushes the trans yoke/drivline into the trans. So the remedy is to get adj lower control arms or get the brackets? Does DJM (or anyone for that matter) sell just the relocation brackets? It would help alot if I could actually...- M Hankel
- Post #9
- Forum: Street Suspension
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Poll: Who's NOT Using Rear Hardware Kit With 5" Drop Rear
So does the hardware kit relocate the upper or lower trailing arms? Mike ---------- Post added at 05:51 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:50 PM ---------- Cool, yeah postem up if ya find them. Mike- M Hankel
- Post #5
- Forum: Street Suspension
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Poll: Who's NOT Using Rear Hardware Kit With 5" Drop Rear
Just curious if anyone is running the 5" rear drop without a hardware kit/relocation brackets on the trailing arms. I'm more interested in the trailing arm brackets, how they affect the ride and if they're totally necessary for a 5" rear drop. I can fabricate a custom adjustable sway bar link...- M Hankel
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- Forum: Street Suspension
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Local cruise night pics
Nice looking cars in there. That one Vette has an unusual paint scheme going on there lol... The 67-68 C10 truck reminds me of mine, WIP. Mike- M Hankel
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- Forum: Member Photos
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Muffler/ Catback recomendations
I haven't heard the MBRP in person, but I love the sound of the Magnaflow systems. Mike- M Hankel
- Post #12
- Forum: Performance
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New To This Forum
Thanks man. I'm really getting excited to lower it. Got some used DJM 3" arms on the way, combined with your old 5305 springs for the rear, should be a great combo. :) I'll probably end up trimming those springs down to get a nice even ride height. Mike- M Hankel
- Post #16
- Forum: Introduction
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New to the forum, new to me Tahoe, first Tahoe and I bought a project...
Welcome and good luck with your projects. Mike- M Hankel
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- Forum: Introduction
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New to the board, Not new to Tahoes.
Nice! Mines a 2000 with 223k on the clock and still runs great. Mike- M Hankel
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- Forum: Introduction
