Slow NNBS Tahoe for show
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Slow Turbo Hoe
Hey guys, I'd like to first off let you know that I have been lurking on these forums for well over a year and a half reading and learning as much as possible. I have a 2008 Tahoe that I bought new with a 4.8. I bought the truck since it had plenty of room for audio.
I've always been quite comfortable messing around with old carberated motors (have a mud truck I play around with) but never could find much information about the new ls motors. All that was solved when I came to this site. After a lot of searching and reading I finally bit the bullet and bought some 60# injectors from Fuel Injector Connection (great guys to work with). I also put a down payment on the turbo kit so Rick could start his work (originally had a 6 week wait). Only 3 weeks later the kit was ready and I gladly sent the rest of the payment over. Upon the kits arrival I was very happy to see the quality of the welds and workmanship of my kit. Rick did a great job, and I would definitely say he has the best service I have ever experienced after the sale.
After a week and at least 50 phone calls to Rick the kit was in, and I was so excited to hear the truck run. Truck fired right up and I was immediately hooked.
I know I know, enough writing.... pics
I drove the truck over the Vengeance Racing in Cumming, Ga and got it tuned by Mike (great guy) and took it down the drag strip. (yes with all the **** in the back, 24's, and 3 alternators).
It may not be most of yalls idea of a fast truck, but it's exactly what I wanted.
Comments appreciated.
I've always been quite comfortable messing around with old carberated motors (have a mud truck I play around with) but never could find much information about the new ls motors. All that was solved when I came to this site. After a lot of searching and reading I finally bit the bullet and bought some 60# injectors from Fuel Injector Connection (great guys to work with). I also put a down payment on the turbo kit so Rick could start his work (originally had a 6 week wait). Only 3 weeks later the kit was ready and I gladly sent the rest of the payment over. Upon the kits arrival I was very happy to see the quality of the welds and workmanship of my kit. Rick did a great job, and I would definitely say he has the best service I have ever experienced after the sale.
After a week and at least 50 phone calls to Rick the kit was in, and I was so excited to hear the truck run. Truck fired right up and I was immediately hooked.
I know I know, enough writing.... pics
I drove the truck over the Vengeance Racing in Cumming, Ga and got it tuned by Mike (great guy) and took it down the drag strip. (yes with all the **** in the back, 24's, and 3 alternators).
It may not be most of yalls idea of a fast truck, but it's exactly what I wanted.
Comments appreciated.
Last edited by holley2346; 02-05-2012 at 07:41 PM.
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