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

[07Burb]

@randeez , you keep him sexually occupied, and I will lure his labs with t-bone steak treats and belly rubs.

 

[89Suburban]

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Paw Paws guarding against Paw Paw?

 

[Fosscore]

Need some info/guidance.

Trailing arms on the NNBS Suburban.

Driver side is tight, makes no noise.
Passenger side (see video) is making a little rattling noise that can be moved by hand.

Anybody have this happen and possible fixes?

 

[Doubeleive]

Need some info/guidance.

Trailing arms on the NNBS Suburban.

Driver side is tight, makes no noise.
Passenger side (see video) is making a little rattling noise that can be moved by hand.

Anybody have this happen and possible fixes?

I replaced mine with the spohn boxed control arms, def not loose

Boxed Rear Lower Control Arms w/ Poly Bushings | 2007-2014 GM SUV Suburban Tahoe | eBay

2007-2014 Chevrolet Tahoe. Eliminate wheel hop, increase traction, and gain much more stable towing performance with an easy bolt on installation. All of the ends are fitted with grease fittings for easy lubrication of the fluted polyurethane bushings.

www.ebay.com

 

[Fosscore]

I replaced mine with the spohn boxed control arms, def not loose

Boxed Rear Lower Control Arms w/ Poly Bushings | 2007-2014 GM SUV Suburban Tahoe | eBay

2007-2014 Chevrolet Tahoe. Eliminate wheel hop, increase traction, and gain much more stable towing performance with an easy bolt on installation. All of the ends are fitted with grease fittings for easy lubrication of the fluted polyurethane bushings.

www.ebay.com

@Doubeleive
Thx the reply.

I was figuring a replacement might be in the cards. Funny how you see trailing arms or control arms listed for that part.

Why did you replace yours?

Did you have any trouble getting the bolts loose on each arm?

Did you have to heat them up, PB blaster or big breaker bar?

Did you thread locker the bolts when you replaced them?

 

[Doubeleive]

@Doubeleive
Thx the reply.

I was figuring a replacement might be in the cards. Funny how you see trailing arms or control arms listed for that part.

Why did you replace yours?

Did you have any trouble getting the bolts loose on each arm?

Did you have to heat them up, PB blaster or big breaker bar?

Did you thread locker the bolts when you replaced them?

I am in Cali so no rust here, but I replaced mine just because I wanted a better design. the old ones came out no problem. I do not remember if I used thread locker or not but I assume I probably used the blue stuff, they have not come loose I get under it and re-grease them once in a while.
for the uppers I think I used the mevotech stamped steel which are basically the same as oem, I just painted them red to match the spohn. so I would not bother with the uppers unless they are worn out.

 

[07Burb]

I replaced mine with the spohn boxed control arms, def not loose

Boxed Rear Lower Control Arms w/ Poly Bushings | 2007-2014 GM SUV Suburban Tahoe | eBay

2007-2014 Chevrolet Tahoe. Eliminate wheel hop, increase traction, and gain much more stable towing performance with an easy bolt on installation. All of the ends are fitted with grease fittings for easy lubrication of the fluted polyurethane bushings.

www.ebay.com

Was about to post the same. Had them on my ‘07 and enjoyed them

 

[Fosscore]

I am in Cali so no rust here, but I replaced mine just because I wanted a better design. the old ones came out no problem. I do not remember if I used thread locker or not but I assume I probably used the blue stuff, they have not come loose I get under it and re-grease them once in a while.
for the uppers I think I used the mevotech stamped steel which are basically the same as oem, I just painted them red to match the spohn. so I would not bother with the uppers unless they are worn out.

Thx man.

 

[Fosscore]

Was about to post the same. Had them on my ‘07 and enjoyed them

Thx @07Burb

Red for speed and match the panhard bar

 

[89Suburban]

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