What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

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Well after a lot of compromising the wife got her lug but wish

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Also bought a full set of Escalade door panels only to find out they won’t work on the Tahoe


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Not that I know of, I have Dyno info on my thread I think but not positive if I posted it
Do you have a graph? I can't find much info as to what these vehicles put down in terms of wheel horsepower.

Denalis would have to find a 4 wheel dyno, they are all wheel drive

2001 Yukon SLT
2012 Yukon Denali XL
2011 Yukon Denali RIP 5/20/18
Oh that's lame. Good for bad weather I guess. None of that stupid automatic 4wd stuff enabled by default that likes to blow up transfer cases.

I have watched this video a few times though.

Pretty neat what you can do with basically a stock engine. Porting the intake sounds like a fun time. Easy because its plastic so you can do it with an electric dremel.
 

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Do you have a graph? I can't find much info as to what these vehicles put down in terms of wheel horsepower.

Oh that's lame. Good for bad weather I guess. None of that stupid automatic 4wd stuff enabled by default that likes to blow up transfer cases.

I have watched this video a few times though.

Pretty neat what you can do with basically a stock engine. Porting the intake sounds like a fun time. Easy because its plastic so you can do it with an electric dremel.
Actually the transfer cases (at least for the NBS Denali) will take 800 HP. And it’s not “automatic 4WD” , AWD is different. It’s a blast with a supercharged 6.0!
 

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Actually the transfer cases (at least for the NBS Denali) will take 800 HP. And it’s not “automatic 4WD” , AWD is different. It’s a blast with a supercharged 6.0!
No I know that Auto 4WD =! to AWD. The center diff used inside the case behind the trans is real cool. But on the actual 4wd in the tahoes that have the automatic mode- they have a clutch pack connected to the output for the front axle. In auto mode if the wheel speed sensors detect slip, it will slap the clutch pack shut which is ******* stuff and puts friction material into the fluid in there- which doesn't have a filter like your automatic transmission does.
 

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