chevync
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Yes they were sealed, I did my homework. Lol
What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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Put the stock airbox back in with a K&N Filter. Kept my aftermarket tube though.
Mechahead
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Finally got around to rebuilding and installing then programming the cluster I picked up with a trans temp gauge. Then took a look at the recently stationary drivers seat. Seems one of the forward/back drive cables destroyed itself. Not sure what happened, everything moves fine so its not like it bound up. Oh well. Off to see if I can get just a cable.
BigBlackTrain
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I love my Truck!
I just got back from a 2000 mile trip from north Georgia to West Palm Beach, FL. Then went to Ft. Lauderdale, then Miami, and on to Tampa, and Clearwater, then back up to *******, GA. 10 days, 2000 miles, wife killed the battery twice(by leaving the halo lights in the grill on), towed 3 boats(not all at the same time) a Yakama roof luggage box and 2 bikes on a bike rack(one of which got stolen), with four people inside. Most of the travels at 85-90 mph. Did I mention I love my truck!! Just thought I would get that out there
Oh and how do I load pics from my phone? Thx
I just got back from a 2000 mile trip from north Georgia to West Palm Beach, FL. Then went to Ft. Lauderdale, then Miami, and on to Tampa, and Clearwater, then back up to *******, GA. 10 days, 2000 miles, wife killed the battery twice(by leaving the halo lights in the grill on), towed 3 boats(not all at the same time) a Yakama roof luggage box and 2 bikes on a bike rack(one of which got stolen), with four people inside. Most of the travels at 85-90 mph. Did I mention I love my truck!! Just thought I would get that out there
Oh and how do I load pics from my phone? Thx
rebl68
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new driver side window regulator and motor - now its way faster than the passenger side....guess that one's next.
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Got my R1 Concepts rotors installed, Raybestos calipers, ceramic pads, & Goodridge lines installed. Just need to bleed everything & polish my wheels since they look like craaaaap...
Also, pulled off my roof rack & prepping for installation of my Escalade rack. Pulled the vent caps too...going to fill them & paint to match.
Cameron
Also, pulled off my roof rack & prepping for installation of my Escalade rack. Pulled the vent caps too...going to fill them & paint to match.
Cameron
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Drove the old the girl to local drag strip last Wednesday and gave her a good beating, which she took like a champ. Best run all stock 130k stock wheels was 15.8 at 86. Now that I have my base line time for some upgrades
Toyfare
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Greased up the slip yoke on my 2WD rig. When I pulled the driveshaft, the slip yoke was completely dry. I was experiencing slow acceleration from stops, squeaking over bumps, and stuttering over bumps. All that is solved by adding some grease ($5 for a whole tube of Lucas Red and Tacky). Drives like new!
chevync
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Finally got around to installing my new Spyder Headlights and turn signals, everything went great till I got to the drivers side turn signal, I couldnt get it in, then I noticed they sent me two right sides for my turn signals! Now it's time to go thru the red tape to get another one sent to me. grrrrrr
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