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

[Sam Harris]

Will a Denali bumper cover fit over the chrome Tahoe bumper? I know the plastic pad on the Tahoe bumper would obviously need to come off.

Front or rear? I know @Tonyrodz did the rear one, and believe it was a straight bolt on.

 

[Mezzo]

Front or rear? I know @Tonyrodz did the rear one, and believe it was a straight bolt on.

I didn't consider the Denali rear bumper in the question,first thought went to front, if its rear it IS direct bolt on.

 

[JollyRoger01]

Yep it’s the rear I’m questioning. My bad, running on a few hours of sleep. I don’t want to buy the entire assembly just the rear cover. If I HAVE to replace the “reinforcement bar” I will.

 

[Mezzo]

Yep it’s the rear I’m questioning. My bad, running on a few hours of sleep. I don’t want to buy the entire assembly just the rear cover. If I HAVE to replace the “reinforcement bar” I will.

The covers are indeed direct fits.

 

[HiHoeSilver]

Yep it’s the rear I’m questioning. My bad, running on a few hours of sleep. I don’t want to buy the entire assembly just the rear cover. If I HAVE to replace the “reinforcement bar” I will.

A nice upgrade!

 

[Tonyrodz]

The covers are indeed direct fits.

Direct fit over my chrome bumper.

 

[JollyRoger01]

A nice upgrade!

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It looks so much cleaner IMO. I found one in summit white locally.

 

[ivin74]

Like yo.

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What gauge wire did you use?

 

[Rocket Man]

A nice upgrade!

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It’s the bumper pads that are expensive, like $500 for all 3 black plastic pieces iirc.

 

[DougAMiller]

I’m going to try a similar method. Also bought the stick-on window tape mount. Not sure if I’ll use that or not..

I tried that same stick-on one a few years ago on the rear side glass, kind of like the Escalade. Didn't get very good reception so I booted it. Then I took some 32 gauge magnet wire and tucked it under the rubber trim up the passenger side of the windshield and then all the way across the top of the windshield. I attached an eyelet connector to the wire and used a nut to attach it to the post. It's not as good as the mast, but it gets decent AM and FM reception.