Tahoe or Denali to build

[drowssap]

I've got all the side moldings to make the conversion complete, but still need the rear bumper and side steps. I wouldn't feel terrible able putting a Denali badge on it since it was a fully loaded SLT model. I actually consider the drivetrain better than a Denali since I have the option of 2WD, 4HI, 4LO, or AWD.

I actually completely agree with this although.....we don't have the LQ9

 

[Knope]

I actually completely agree with this although.....we don't have the LQ9

I'd take the larger motor in a heartbeat, but I'm not disappointed with the towing power of the LM7. My dad has a 2001 2500HD Silverado for towing, so I've got a decent grasp on the power difference it would make. I'm just trying to make the best of what I've got.

 

[inmypassatlife]

I've got all the side moldings to make the conversion complete, but still need the rear bumper and side steps. I wouldn't feel terrible about putting a Denali badge on it since it was a fully loaded SLT model. I actually consider the drivetrain better than a Denali since I have the option of 2WD, 4HI, 4LO, or AWD.

Have you seen my truck? lol

I may be selling my Esky sidesteps and roof rack soon, I have seen the roof rack going for $250 on average and running boards for $300 ish. I wouldn't mind making $250 on everything after shipping.

 

[Knope]

Have you seen my truck? lol

I haven't. I've been MIA for much of 2017 but, from your profile pic, it looks like we've got a similar setup except I have my original side steps.

 

[O5Denali]

Highway and on the road more often Denali... think road trip vehicle

DD duties plus driving the FSRs, off the beaten path once in a while... selectable 4x4 Tahoe, Sub, Yukon