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

[quest51210]

You can either make or buy adapter plates

Longshotlighting@gmail is who I bought them from

 

[Wagnasty]

You make them?

Are those for mh1 7.0's? At the time of my retrofit I only found one guy out in Maryland who had a bracket for them.


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I'd love to know the answer to that also

Nothing I didn't make them, 2005_silverado did.

http://www.gmfullsize.com/threads/morimoto-retrofit-adapter-plates.304123/

 

[08grey]

New PCV valve today. Used 2 qts of oil in 1200 miles. Really trying track down my issue. It's coming out of the exhaust. No smoke or anything. Any advice is welcomed. 02 tahoe 4wd 260k miles 10w40 mobile 1 high mileage oil.

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Catch can would tell you if its passing the pcv real bad.

 

[1992rs]

Tightened my steering box. Next to my brakes, best thing I've done for the drivability of my rig

 

[quest51210]

Pitman, idler, steering stabilizer, and alignment today.


Prepping for those 3" lower control arms and Tony's 5/6" rear drop....which at this rate should be the end of the year or the new year. Also thinking of having transmission rebuilt by one of the nore reputable shop in town. They are very reasonable and honest which is extremely rare.

 

[Bombsquad85]

Tightened my steering box. Next to my brakes, best thing I've done for the drivability of my rig

Is there a walk through for this? I would love to tighten my steering just drove from VA to MA and back and I definitely need to adjust my steering

 

[DDenali]

@Bombsquad85 hey bud take a look at this.

 

[1992rs]

Is there a walk through for this? I would love to tighten my steering just drove from VA to MA and back and I definitely need to adjust my steering

There are write ups on multiple different gm forums and YouTube videos. A quick search will show you everything but you'll hear multiple different ideologies about which is the correct way. Some say have the wheels cranked, some say keep it simple and just tighten it.

You only need a 16mm wrench and a 3/16 Allen wrench (supposedly, I just dug through my drawer and found one that fits.)
What I did was loosen the nut on the box, 1/4 turns with the Allen wrench on the hex stud? while hand twisting the steering shaft to check play, and repeated until I got minimal play


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[osiris94ej]

Gave her a bath.



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[Rocket Man]

There are write ups on multiple different gm forums and YouTube videos. A quick search will show you everything but you'll hear multiple different ideologies about which is the correct way. Some say have the wheels cranked, some say keep it simple and just tighten it.

You only need a 16mm wrench and a 3/16 Allen wrench (supposedly, I just dug through my drawer and found one that fits.)
What I did was loosen the nut on the box, 1/4 turns with the Allen wrench on the hex stud? while hand twisting the steering shaft to check play, and repeated until I got minimal play


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I tried loosening that nut with a wrench while holding the Allen but couldn't do it. Did you just mark the Allen somehow and use a socket on the nut? That thing is in a terrible place to get to.