Got my hids in and also put leds in my cluster.
What did you do to your NBS GMT800 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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chauncey0337
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Post no good without pics.
Dont have pics of hids on but proof that i have them lol.
Before cluster
Leds with new bases
After
chauncey0337
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Nice. My cluster looks exactly the same.
now i just have to do the rest of the interior. lol
yukon2004
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Leveled out the front end of the Yukon on Saturday... TYF was down when I was going to post this up. Anyway... looks MUCH better IMO. Next stop: new wheels and tires! 
Rivieraracing
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Gonna go pull a boat with mine today, possibly go do a quick wakeboard run while i'm at it!! 28 degress outside now and the water is 46 degrees, prime conditions!! lol
yukon2004
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^^^
JochenWoern
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Leveled out the front end of the Yukon on Saturday... TYF was down when I was going to post this up. Anyway... looks MUCH better IMO. Next stop: new wheels and tires!
How do you LEVEL the front end of the truck?
- How much for the leveling kit?
- Any special tools or knowledge required?
- Can I do this myself?
- Is there a "HOW TO" thread somewhere?
- Will it put any additional stress on any components, i.e. SHOCKS?
- Will the ride quality suffer?
It does look at lot better for sure!
Thanks in advance.
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yukon2004
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Thanks, I think it looks much better as well! Good questions: I did not actually do it myself. I had it done at 4 Wheel Parts. I did a little bit of research, and decided I would rather just have someone else do it. For parts, labor & an alignment (which I needed anyway) it was right at $500. I had some VISA gift cards that I used to go towards it, so my actual out of pocket expense was only $350, which I didn't think was bad at all. The price for the leveling kit itself was $180ish, but I've heard/read that you can buy the parts cheaper elsewhere. All things considered though, I'm pleased with the price and my ride!
Regarding ride quality - I personally feel that the ride quality is about the same - no complaints. As for adding stress to other components... I have heard it can, but I'm not 100% sure.
