Rocket Man's 02 Denali Build Thread AKA "THE BEAST"

[07Burb]

I've had two close friends get the "all clear" after their long road to beating cancer just this year!! It won't be easy, Mark, but you're strong and stubborn and you got this. Just stay focused and know we're all here in your corner cheering you on as you battle through this.

 

[swathdiver]

Been working on the house and now fighting cancer so not much time for The Beast. Take care guys, I’ll be back soon.

Hang in there Mark. They say that sugar feeds cancer so order up a bunch of steaks and ditch the potatoes for a while!

 

[Rocket Man]

Favorite bagged NBS was @young28’s back in the day. That one does look very good and a clean build, tho!


Pic of said Yukon is the second post of this thread….

How to fit 28's

I am in the market for a new set of rims. I was thinking 26 but now I am leaning ******* just doing 28's. The truck has stock suspension at the moment as well as breaks. If i do the rims then I will do a big break kit as well. My concern here is how well will they fit? I personally saw a while...

www.tahoeyukonforum.com

Oh yah I remember Young28’s NBS. Badass. Too bad it burned up.

 

[07Burb]

Oh yah I remember Young28’s NBS. Badass. Too bad it burned up.

It didn’t burn. He parted it out, but still sad that it no longer exists.

 

[Jimmyy]

Not sure what kind of dog treats this guy used, or if it's advisable but more information is usually a good thing. Best of luck with your fight.

 

[Joseph Garcia]

Been working on the house and now fighting cancer so not much time for The Beast. It’s been trustworthy as always, getting me to my doctor appointments. I saw this pic of a well-done bagged 03 that I thought I’d share here. This is whatI’d build if I was to do a bagged SUV. I love the look of the NBS Denali’s when done right. View attachment 446000Take care guys, I’ll be back soon.

Hi Mark,

I'm guessing that you have prostate cancer (PCa). If I'm wrong, I apologize for the misinterpretation. If I'm correct, welcome to the club that nobody wants to join. I've been fighting PCa for 13+ years (1 surgery, 2 rounds of radiation, 2 rounds of hormone therapy), and I'm still here with pretty much full quality of life. With a great medical staff, you can stay around for decades and eventually die of something other than PCa. Go to the best facilities and medical staff that you can afford, and you'll continue to be part of this great Forum for years and years to come. If you ever have any questions, please do not hesitate to PM me.

Joe