Austinite's 2000 NBS Tahoe Ex-Grocery Hauler Build

[drakon543]

ya i have my second child due soon so it will be slow going on mine. i did finally get tired of fighting my stock exhaust manifolds. doing the work myself and i dont have that much extra cash to be welding up a whole exhaust. so i just pulled the trigger on pacesetter shorties new egr pipe and new stock y pipe. also its my family hauler grocery getter so im not looking for any big power gains.

 

[Austinite]

I finally got around to installing some LED reverse lights in the Z71 rack yesterday. I was used to having the LED cube lights in my old rear bumper, but when I installed the Avalanche bumper I decided not to cut it up just yet. I went with these cheap ones from Amazon because I didn't really like the look of any other ones I found that would fit the 3" opening. I had originally bought some super bright round LED spot lights that would've been perfect if they weren't just a little too big. The ones I installed aren't as bright as I would like, especially after I hit them with a few coats of Night Shades Tint, but they'll do for now. I used some plastic epoxy to mount them and ran the wires under the Esky Appliques to the taillights. I wired them up to come on when the truck is in reverse or when I hit the a-hole switch on the pillar. The a-hole switch is pretty cool too because not only do all the reverse lights, including the two mirror and taillight, but the reverse cam comes on too.

 

[Tonyrodz]

I finally got around to installing some LED reverse lights in the Z71 rack yesterday. I was used to having the LED cube lights in my old rear bumper, but when I installed the Avalanche bumper I decided not to cut it up just yet. I went with these cheap ones from Amazon because I didn't really like the look of any other ones I found that would fit the 3" opening. I had originally bought some super bright round LED spot lights that would've been perfect if they weren't just a little too big. The ones I installed aren't as bright as I would like, especially after I hit them with a few coats of Night Shades Tint, but they'll do for now. I used some plastic epoxy to mount them and ran the wires under the Esky Appliques to the taillights. I wired them up to come on when the truck is in reverse or when I hit the a-hole switch on the pillar. The a-hole switch is pretty cool too because not only do all the reverse lights, including the two mirror and taillight, but the reverse cam comes on too.

I def need an A-hole switch! Not for mine, for the A-hole that's tailgating me.

 

[Onebad1983]

I def need an A-hole switch! Not for mine, for the A-hole that's tailgating me.

LMAO

 

[Onebad1983]

I def need an A-hole switch! Not for mine, for the A-hole that's tailgating me.

I need an a-hole switch for the freaking cops! They're ridiculous around here

 

[Tonyrodz]

I need an a-hole switch for the freaking cops! They're ridiculous around here

Join the club!

 

[Austinite]

I def need an A-hole switch! Not for mine, for the A-hole that's tailgating me.

That's exactly what it's for

 

[Onebad1983]

Join the club!

DONE!

 

[Tonyrodz]

I need an a-hole switch for the freaking cops! They're ridiculous around here

Just wanted to make that clear.

 

[ArcticYukon]

That's exactly what it's for

"No officer, they're for backing up a trailer..."