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

[93blkongreenpro]

Bought a daily daily that I can daily, daily.

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[Doubeleive]

Tried to install my 2/4 drop kit today but couldn't get the lower ball joint off the spindle. Broke 3 sockets and 2 socket wrenches today as well. Not a good day.

USE A IMPACT WRENCH

 

[Rocket Man]

USE A IMPACT WRENCH

And a socket meant for an impact gun.

 

[jroyer87]

And a socket meant for an impact gun.

And 300 PSI[emoji38]


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[lowh07]

Got the EBC brakes on today... also took out the upper spring isolators which dropped it about 1/4”. I noticed my new bumpstops were hitting, so I cut them down a bit... rides better than stock now


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[Doubeleive]

And 300 PSI[emoji38]


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LOL, Dam I only use 100 on mine normally

 

[Rocket Man]

Got the EBC brakes on today... also took out the upper spring isolators which dropped it about 1/4”. I noticed my new bumpstops were hitting, so I cut them down a bit... rides better than stock now


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Have you done the free travel mod? If not, you'd better get with it lol.

 

[lowh07]

Have you done the free travel mod? If not, you'd better get with it lol.

Duh!! Lol


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[randeez]

Got the EBC brakes on today... also took out the upper spring isolators which dropped it about 1/4”. I noticed my new bumpstops were hitting, so I cut them down a bit... rides better than stock now


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Yo, you sure you put the rotors on the correct side? Usually the top of the slot is the leading edge

Nevermind! Looks like it's right on ebc site,

 

[lowh07]

Yo, you sure you put the rotors on the correct side? Usually the top of the slot is the leading edge

According to EBC, this is the correct way. I think some brands recommend the other way. I normally see them installed like this


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