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

[kwOH]

Street scene hitch cover


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[BigDaddy13440]

Street scene hitch cover


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Now that doesn't look half bad! Not something you normally see, but it does hide the ugly drop-down hitch every one of us that tows has.

Wish I had pics, because I had an old S-10 Blazer with a roll pan, I had a hidden hitch fabbed up above the frame when I put the body lift in. A piece of 2x6 steel channel with a 2" receiver welded into it, I had it bolted up through the body mounts and welded. I then used a flip-down license plate mount out of an old 80's Cutlass Supreme, and flipped it so that it would flip rightside-up. I then drilled a 4" diameter hole behind the license plate, and my hitch slid in.
I could reach up from behind the roll pan and pull the pin to remove it when I wasn't using it.

Plan on doing it with my Yukon XL, if I ever find a roll pan at a decent price.

 

[Rocket Man]

Two hours to balance with stickies!? that's crazy, even for 26s. Guarantee I could do it within an hour and you wouldn't even have to tell me where you wanted to the weights. Some people just don't get it. You spend tons of money and time on your vehicles and then they do stuff like that, just blows my mind. I wonder if they even recalibrate their balancer for your wheels, unless they have a brand new top of the line balancer most balancers need recalibrating once a month and they should recalibrate just for your wheels regardless of when they did the last one.

Maybe that was part of their problem- its a brand new machine and they said it doesn't like my wheels.

 

[Tonyrodz]

Spraying the gloss/clear on.
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[95escahoe]

Got the build sheet for the Esky




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[OhioHoe]

Wish I had pics, because I had an old S-10 Blazer with a roll pan, I had a hidden hitch fabbed up above the frame when I put the body lift in. A piece of 2x6 steel channel with a 2" receiver welded into it, I had it bolted up through the body mounts and welded. I then used a flip-down license plate mount out of an old 80's Cutlass Supreme, and flipped it so that it would flip rightside-up. I then drilled a 4" diameter hole behind the license plate, and my hitch slid in.
I could reach up from behind the roll pan and pull the pin to remove it when I wasn't using it.

Plan on doing it with my Yukon XL, if I ever find a roll pan at a decent price.

I did the same thing on my tahoe last summer. It functions great and no ugly hitch hanging beneath the roll pan. I just used some 2.5 inch square tubing and made some gussets for bracing.

 

[Fosscore]

Spraying the gloss/clear on.
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Those are going to look good. Probably should post those pics in your build thread as well though.

 

[05Single]

Those are going to look good. Probably should post those pics in your build thread as well though.

You're already in his build thread , didn't you get the memo ?

 

[05Single]

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Nice clean look for the rear. Where you find it?
Link ?

 

[Rocket Man]

You're already in his build thread , didn't you get the memo ?