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

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SidewaystheSeven

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I would LOVE to go wider since I will certainly need it with the extra power I will be making... Still a 9" wide wheel? How much work did you need to do to the fenders? Any rub or excessive bulging? I'm guessing none because your not dropped yet. Tony said it's possible just needs to be worked a bit. Not sure what I want to do. I guess the tires can always be changed. My wife doesn't really care, I just try not to give her the complete extent of the damage if you know what I mean. I am in the the middle of my 1967 Camaro build and she doesn't even know the half of what's going on with that, which is just crazy. Thank god I'm almost done with that project and already have all the parts, just labor from here on out...

Yep, still a 9" wide wheel. Same reason I wanted the extra rubber. No issues with rubbing and after speaking with Tony, I don't anticipate having any unless I go lower than the 2/4 which isn't likely to happen.

LOL! I know exactly what you mean. She walks past the C10 with nary a glance. She has no idea how much is wrapped up in that thing and when the Lincoln came home, she didn't even bat an eye. As long as I keep her Tahoe in tiptop shape, she's good. That part is easy.
 

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I do sir, just one prob i have no battery for it haha

I have to find one for it. Cant complain my dad gave me the dewalt sawzall for nothing..

You can always rent a tubing cutter from autozone. That's what I did to try and get the end flush.
 

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You can always rent a tubing cutter from autozone. That's what I did to try and get the end flush.

Flush, smush as long as your close. ;)

If you have a grinder, a wire brush will do tho, cleanup the pipe about 3-4 inches up from your cut, it'll slip in easier (i mean on.....lol). When you cut it tho it says to measure x inches(i forgets, maybe 7") from the hanger, there are two spots on the hanger you can measure from. I measured both and split the difference...look here boy
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Flush, smush as long as your close. ;)

If you have a grinder, a wire brush will do tho, cleanup the pipe about 3-4 inches up from your cut, it'll slip in easier (i mean on.....lol). When you cut it tho it says to measure x inches(i forgets, maybe 7") from the hanger, there are two spots on the hanger you can measure from. I measured both and split the difference...look here boy
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right, i dont mind if the pipe is a little crooked as long as the tips look gtg haha

How about a wire brush stripper :rolleyes:
I used this on my 05 Tahoe wheels before i painted them.. it took off thr corrosion with ease..

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right, i dont mind if the pipe is a little crooked as long as the tips look gtg haha

How about a wire brush stripper :rolleyes:
I used this on my 05 Tahoe wheels before i painted them.. it took off thr corrosion with ease..

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Yeah but you dont have to go crazy, just get the crap off it.....a little rust, salt ya know...so it slidessssss nice and easy.
 
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