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2011 Tahoe/Best dash cam for Chevy Tahoe
Rear cam mounted on glass / hatch open....( right side of photo....run wire through harness cover, does not interfere with weather seal. Rear cam mounted on glass, hatch closed with glass opened.... -
2011 Tahoe/Best dash cam for Chevy Tahoe
I have the "Street Guardian" front / rear dash cam. It performs great... simple to operate. These are sample photos of my install.....( '05 Yukon configuration ) ( The trick was locating the rear cam, on the hatch glass..... and to open / close the glass. I power it from my cig lighter. -
There are just some days I wish I didn't turn wrenches
Rotor-cap-plugs-wires....... First things first..... Then go from there.... -
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I imagine, you can "hit the throttle" since it is run on an automatic transmission.??- mountie
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- Forum: Performance
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Nitrogen?
Between pit stops, I would adjust tire pressures in the next set of tires.... like a 1/4 to a 1/2 lb.... from one side to the other, for the amount of left-turns verses right - turns on a road course, after inspecting tire wear. On smooth - sticky racing tires. These tires do a 55 minute stint...- mountie
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Will 4x8 plywood...
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Nitrogen?
Good thought..... But I like the convenience of airing my tires at home, especially if I'm leaving on a long drive, and need a couple pounds. Done in 10 minutes.- mountie
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Coolant temperature fluctuations normal??
Same for a transmission temp gauge..... That will drive people nuts.....- mountie
- Post #34
- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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Nitrogen?
I've used nitrogen for the race cars for decades.... I set the tire pressures in micro-pressures for race set ups, to maintain a perfect pressure. Don't waist your time & money, considering nitrogen for a street tire. You will not notice a thing considering the effort. You will loose a pound...- mountie
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Coolant temperature fluctuations normal??
Uh..... as long as the temps are consistent, I don't see an issue. IMO- mountie
- Post #32
- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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Honestly, your additional 117 mile drive to the track would 'break in' the surfaces? The axle & gears are nice and new.... should be better than worn out parts.... ( I'm 3rd from left..... transport driver / equipment Manager / outside rear tire changer.. FUN part of job, was the pit stops !! )- mountie
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- Forum: Performance
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- Forum: Performance
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A long way to travel in that weather condition & surface condition..... But maybe your test won't be that much of a factor considering what you will be driving on the track?- mountie
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- Forum: Performance
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I'd wait for better track conditions, since you are looking for accurate data.- mountie
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There are just some days I wish I didn't turn wrenches
Beware of the quality..... I'd check MAC or Snap On..... If you use them a lot... -
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That Subaru... Nice... But those white wheels...... If it had a white stripe over the top... maybe it would look correct.- mountie
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- Forum: Member Photos
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Coolant temperature fluctuations normal??
If all's good, it will stay there.- mountie
- Post #27
- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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New GMC owner - 2007 Yukon
Welcome to our 'club'....... You'll learn a lot...... ( brush up on your sarcasm & edited language skills ) We do it all here !! But the knowledge base is great !!- mountie
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- Forum: Introduction
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Coolant temperature fluctuations normal??
In my '05 Yukon, the temp gauge ( at running temp - 200 ) , has never been different no matter the ambient conditions or speeds. ( I flushed the coolant twice, since I owned it.... replaced the overflow canister to see the levels better.- mountie
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- Forum: Engine & Drivetrain
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Tahoe LTZ chrome wheels - nasty marks - help needed
The wheels are coated. Polish will not buff-out the defects, until the aluminum is stripped of the coating. Having said that, the wheels MIGHT be chrome plated, then coated? Then he'll need just a chrome cleaner.... AFTER THE COATING IS REMOVED. A TON OF WORK...... Unless you send the wheels... -
Tahoe LTZ chrome wheels - nasty marks - help needed
The one wheel, shows the 'damage' on just half of the wheel. Are the other wheels sort of the same? Possible damage caused by a harsh acidic cleaner was sprayed along the ground, and splashed onto your wheels? I am guessing the clearcoat did not fail, but the clearcoat has been damaged? (( "... -
Tahoe LTZ chrome wheels - nasty marks - help needed
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Tahoe LTZ chrome wheels - nasty marks - help needed
Like Dodge truck wheels are... -
There are just some days I wish I didn't turn wrenches
Well,... I did this..... ( with a little bit of help from a legend engine builder.. he walked me through it )
