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

[Chubbs]

That's actually easy to sew. It would look repaired, but as long as there's no material missing. If there is, then it would look puckered.

I didn't think about sewing it back. Bad part is the foam or cushion itself, degraded. A seperate piece stuffed in & sewed-up would look obvious and compromise the repair and appearance. What's the trick to this, short of rebuilding the entire lower with a complete cushion? Not possible, right?

I've never personally destroyed a seat in this manner. The p/o was a short, chunky butt lil' thang. Some people JDGAF

 

[Tonyrodz]

I didn't think about sewing it back. Bad part is the foam or cushion itself, degraded. A seperate piece stuffed in & sewed-up would look obvious and compromise the repair and appearance. What's the trick to this, short of rebuilding the entire lower with a complete cushion? Not possible, right?

I've never personally destroyed a seat in this manner. The p/o was a short, chunky butt lil' thang. Some people JDGAF

I always cut some foam to fit, and stick it in there. In my experience, I've noticed 2 different types of foam, the soft pliable type and the more firmer type. If I remember correctly our rides use the more firmer foam. Always cut to fit to get as good as a fit possible. The only thing really special is the type or style of stitching to use on the tear. I don't really know how to explain how to do it, I'm just used to doing it. It's not like regular stitching, you go from inside the damage out. I learned it at the school.

 

[95escahoe]

The Magnaflow Muffler came in today most likely won't have it installed till the end of next week since the tip hasn't shown up yet








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[Tonyrodz]

The Magnaflow Muffler came in today most likely won't have it installed till the end of next week since the tip hasn't shown up yet








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I had a magnaflow on my work van. I don't know which one it was, but it used to drone. Sounded great tho.

 

[M1Gunner]

I didn't think about sewing it back. Bad part is the foam or cushion itself, degraded. A seperate piece stuffed in & sewed-up would look obvious and compromise the repair and appearance. What's the trick to this, short of rebuilding the entire lower with a complete cushion? Not possible, right?

I've never personally destroyed a seat in this manner. The p/o was a short, chunky butt lil' thang. Some people JDGAF

Completely possible. Foam AND leather rebuild.

 

[Chubbs]

Completely possible. Foam AND leather rebuild.

I don't have leather.. and it looks like some of the cloth is gone from the seat.

This is a 15-yr old truck. The list of repairs is so long I would never get around to rebuilding a seat cushion.

 

[inmypassatlife]

You answered your own question, buy one or have someone else do it.

 

[inmypassatlife]

You answered your own question, buy one or have someone else do it.

 

[Rocket Man]

I installed my differential girdle. Or should I say I had my neighbor finish installing it after nearly destroying my fractured shoulder attempting it yesterday. Actually I just dislocated it but it felt like I nearly destroyed it. RTV needs trimming but that will have to wait. BTW, if anyone wants to install a girdle but are having issues with clearance due to the panhard bar, the QA1 panhard curves out far enough to install pretty much any of the girdles out there.

 

[Rangel]

Washed it. Needs some paint correction.

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