works when another car tries to **** you from behind
it saved my ass today, the van (Chevy Express 2500) behind me ended up plowing into the curb instead. as it would have punched a hole threw his radiator and a/c condenser...
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What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?
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it saved my ass today, the van (Chevy Express 2500) behind me ended up plowing into the curb instead. as it would have punched a hole threw his radiator and a/c condenser...
avalonandl
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In a Tahoe I would try Silverstars Ultra....
Yeah man I got a 6” drop hitch just begging for some shit head tailgater to munch on it.
iamdub
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Hauled 350 lbs. of play sand in it and tore up the fender liners some more.
This is in front of the left rear tire:
Right rear fender arch. Gonna have to roll the lips:
It cut the tread just a slight amount. Nothing to be concerned with:
Left front rubbed the top of the liner:
This is in front of the left rear tire:
Right rear fender arch. Gonna have to roll the lips:
It cut the tread just a slight amount. Nothing to be concerned with:
Left front rubbed the top of the liner:
Almost finished the LTZ dash swap in the Silverado. It all started with trying to install that damn Esky cluster lol.
swathdiver
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Made seven 55 mile runs picking up furniture, freezers, dishes, etc. Lots of rain and little 4 wheelers crashing all over the place. Only had to tap the brakes once to slow down, the rest of the time it was just pushing the cruise control buttons to select the desired speed. Truck is rock solid in the rain. I think I can squeeze out one more run before refueling...
People crashing because it’s raining?
Yeah, we are surrounded by stupid. You know that, I am sure. That's what those high beams of yours are fo.
