What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

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Angrydad

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Did you have a cooler beforehand?

It did! My 06 denali xl came with a tiny one and it was mounted with the GMC emblem covering it.

I recently had my 4l65e built up to handle my 7500# load i tow.

Between the AFe power deep trans pan and this new cooler hopefully i can keep temps under 220f
 

OhFourChevy

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Getting my spacers, cognito front and TJ rear sway links thrown on as well as some old Nitto 295/70r17 I had laying around, and alignment done today, ready to be leveled, tired of the rear sag compared to my keyed front, should be sitting at around 39 all the way around after install
 

02Burgundybeast

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Getting my spacers, cognito front and TJ rear sway links thrown on as well as some old Nitto 295/70r17 I had laying around, and alignment done today, ready to be leveled, tired of the rear sag compared to my keyed front, should be sitting at around 39 all the way around after install
You should ditch the keys and spindles. Truck will ride like stock and wont wear out your front end.
 

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Do you have your keys cranked? Or just spindles running 34"?
Mine are barely cranked and I got the 3" because of the indexing

I don't have to worry about trimming the front bumper I have a prerunner front
I have the keys sitting at 1". 4" total in the front and 3" in the rear for a slight lean. I really like that prerunner bumper you have. With the tires it sits 6.5" higher than stock at the fender.
 

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Ohhh I just love it when what was a simple seat heating pad replacement turns into a major project

I may have tracked down my seat height issue. I think the connector underneath was clocked wrong. Pull it out, clock it right, put it back. But that wasn't so easy because the schmuck that was in there before me saw fit to strip the hell out of the threads.

Then the seat pad I got from rock auto had either the wiring or the adhesive on the wrong side, so I had to mess with my seat wiring to get that to reach

Now onto the back seat heater... I can't wait to see what I find there


Oh... And the previous owner managed to spill inhuman amounts of coffee... The damn seat had coffee-sickles dripping off it. Ugh wish me luck this turned into way more of a time suck than I wanted it to
 

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Noticed the boot on my new rare parts tie rod was kinda cheesy. The diameter of the base and the shaft were too big, so crap could easily get into the joint. I ordered some energy suspension poly boot covers and its a much tighter fit.


Did it on my Camaro and noticed the wheel had more snap when returning to center

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