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

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Tonyrodz

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Shot some video of the latest mods this weekend.


In other news, check engine light is on and computer is throwing P0302 code (cylinder 2 misfire for those who don't know). Going to take it to the mechanic in the morning. Maybe the motor is shot and I need to swap it with a tuned LS3? :D
Awesome vid. Gotta get rid of that Onstar crap. Maybe get the cubby for that spot. Looking good. Can't wait for the other vids.
 

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Awesome vid. Gotta get rid of that Onstar crap. Maybe get the cubby for that spot. Looking good. Can't wait for the other vids.

Thanks! You read my mind on the OnStar junk.. I was searching TYF just the other day to figure out how to yank the whole module out. Great idea on the cubby to replace those stupid dash controls. Do you know of a good resource for aftermarket cubbies?
 

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Thanks! You read my mind on the OnStar junk.. I was searching TYF just the other day to figure out how to yank the whole module out. Great idea on the cubby to replace those stupid dash controls. Do you know of a good resource for aftermarket cubbies?
Only thing I can tbink of is a junkyard. New York has some awesome yards. I have an extra one in my garage if you can't find one.
 

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Picked up some nnbs Yukon calipers with brackets and rotors for free. I plan to sell my nnbs Sierra soon so I'm gonna swap the rotors out and put my drilled and slotted rotors on my Yukon.
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Just remember that putting the NNBS rear rotors, calipers and pads on your Yukon is actually going backwards. The NBS rotors are bigger than the NNBS.
 

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Just remember that putting the NNBS rear rotors, calipers and pads on your Yukon is actually going backwards. The NBS rotors are bigger than the NNBS.
Really? Had no clue. Assumed they were bigger

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I knew the fronts were bigger. Assumed the rear were as well. Oh well lol

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